Gréngewald Hueschtert pulled away after halftime and beat Etzella Ettelbruck 90-68 in Oberanven. The win lifts GRE to 3rd place in the M-U22 qualification table, a gain of five positions, while ETZ stays 5th.

The game was balanced for more than two quarters. ETZ started well and led 6-2, but coach Yannick Julien's team answered with an 8-0 run to move ahead 10-6. GRE later built another 8-0 stretch from 12-12 to 20-12, yet Etzella stayed close behind Noah Wolter (18, 1.80m), who had 10 points in the opening quarter. The visitors cut it to 22-21 after one period and then produced their best phase before the break, winning the second quarter 23-20 to take a 44-42 halftime lead.

The turning point came just after the interval. ETZ went up 47-42, but GRE reacted immediately through Mika Demuth (19, 1.85m) and Noah Terence Stansbury Daleiden (18, 1.95m), who sparked an 8-0 reply for 50-47. After Clees tied it at 50-50, the home side controlled the rest of the third quarter and closed it at 66-56. Yannick Peffer (20, 1.84m) hit back-to-back threes in that stretch. GRE then opened the fourth with 6 straight points and never let ETZ back into the game. The second half was won 48-24 by the home side.

Demuth led GRE with 21 points, Sam Urwald (20, 1.89m) added 17, Stansbury Daleiden 16, Peffer 12 and Linus Schumacher (17, 1.90m) 12. Stansbury Daleiden also managed his game well after committing two fouls in the first quarter. For ETZ, Wolter scored 19, Lou Clees (19, 1.89m) 12, Sam Schaaf (18, 1.92m) 10, Gilles Schock (ETZ) 9 and José Miguel Domingos Sanches (20, PRT) 8. GRE's highest lead was 22 points at the final buzzer.
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