Second-placed Telstar Hesperange stayed unbeaten at 3-0 and extended its winning streak to three games with a one-sided 112-23 home win over Kordall Steelers, who remain fifth at 0-4 after a fourth straight loss.
The game turned very early. Kordall answered the opening basket for 2-2 through Sybélia Myriam Chantal Schmitz (KDS), but Telstar then broke the game open with a 33-1 run to finish the first quarter 35-3. Inès Sarah Kambire (15, TEL) drove that surge almost alone at times, piling up 25 points in the opening period. She also opened the second quarter with 7 straight points as coach Oleksandr Senchenko's team pushed the gap to 42-3, and the halftime margin was already 55-9.
There was no change in rhythm after the break. Telstar led 77-13 after three quarters and still won the last period 35-10, with the highest lead reaching 89 points at the end.
Kambire was the main figure with 51 points, built from 10 made free throws, 19 two-pointers and 1 three-pointer. Victoire Joséphine Kimoni (14, TEL) added 32, all from inside the arc, and gave Telstar a second constant scorer. Chelsea Keniyah Djomby (TEL) contributed 12, while Sophie Rosaline Horlait (TEL) scored 7.
For Kordall, captain Lea Njia Nouemsi (13, KDS) finished with 9 points and kept attacking despite foul trouble before fouling out late. Schmitz added 6 and Ema Babacic (KDS) also had 6, meaning that trio produced 21 of the team's 23 points.
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