Amicale Steesel C controlled Telstar Hesperange D 83-65 in Steinsel, riding a clear mid-game surge to stay top of MDivision 3 at 40. The opening exchanges were balanced, with Telstar briefly nudging in front at 2223 early in the second period. From there, Amicale flipped the momentum: a 144 stretch took the score from 3029 to 4433, built largely by the hot hand of Ken Konrath (29). He poured in 17 points in the second quarter alone, including several backtoback baskets that broke Telstar's resistance.
After the interval, Amicale pressed the advantage. Max Meyer (1.87m, 28) stretched the floor with four made threes in the game, two of them in a decisive thirdquarter burst, while Max Ernster added nine points from long range. With Bill Paul Fischer effective inside, the hosts pushed their largest lead to 19 (7455) before managing the gap to the finish. Coach Ken Konrath's group found scoring balance: Konrath 25, Lamesch 17, Fischer 14 and Meyer 14.
Telstar had productive answers but not enough runs to match. David Parisi (33) led them with 19 points, mixing two triples with paint touches and free throws, while Alec Paul Jacques Goedert added 14 (including a three and steady trips to the line). Laurent Gerouville and Pascal Wohl chipped in 12 apiece. Coach Max Rock's side opened the third with a Parisi three to stay in touch (4438), yet Amicale replied immediately with a string featuring a Meyer triple, a Fischer finish and an Ernster three, reestablishing a doubledigit cushion that held.
Amicale remain first in the classification and extend their winning run to four. Telstar fall to 13 and, after a seasonopening win, are now on a threegame slide despite sitting sixth in the table.
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Amicale Steesel C 
Telstar Hesperange D 
