First-placed Telstar Hesperange stayed unbeaten at 3-0 with a clear 107-44 home win over Avanti Mondorf, while Mondorf moved up one place to second despite falling to 1-1. Coach Ivan Yeromin's team imposed the game immediately: Telstar opened on a 10-0 run and already had strong separation in a very high-scoring first quarter, 46-21.
That first period decided the tone. Ketsiah Joy Dor (26 points), Maéna Barandao-Bakele (19 points) and Inès Sarah Kambire (32 points) gave Telstar constant scoring pressure, and Kambire was especially productive around the rim after her early three-pointer. Mondorf still found answers through Hannah Schockmel (12 points), Inaya Moubarkak (9 points) and Margarida Veiga Costa (7 points), but the gap kept growing.
The key sequence came around the break. Telstar won the second quarter 6-0, so the margin moved from 46-21 to 52-21 before Mondorf scored again. From there, Telstar controlled every phase of the game and never let Mondorf build momentum. By the end of the third quarter, the lead was 74-31.
In the last quarter, Telstar's depth remained visible. Rose Louarn (5 points), Julia Engel (4 points), Margaux Brun (7 points) and 18-year-old Rayhana Louhmadi (4 points) added useful production, while 14-year-old Victoire Kimoni also scored. Barandao-Bakele had a late burst with three straight baskets, and Dor finished the game's last scoring actions as Telstar reached its highest lead, 63 points.
For Mondorf, Lou Léonie Haesaerts (10 points) was most active late, and Jil Espen added 4 points. Telstar had five players in double figures and has now won three games in a row.
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Telstar Hesperange 
Avanti Mondorf 
