Besançon's first win of the season

Besançon secured its first victory of the season with a 92-86 win over Saint-Vallier. The team ended a four-game losing streak, marking a significant turnaround in their performance.

Augustinas Venckus shines

Augustinas Venckus, a Lithuanian guard for Besançon, was the standout player of the match. He scored 29 points, made five three-pointers, and contributed five key passes, earning 23 evaluation points.

Support from teammates

Besançon's victory was supported by Hugo Boumpoutou and Hugo Cluysen, who scored 19 and 17 points respectively. Their combined efforts helped the team secure a 20-14 advantage in the final quarter.

Loon-Plage's fourth win

Loon-Plage continued its strong form with a narrow 79-77 victory over Berck. The win extended their streak to four consecutive wins, despite a tough and competitive match.

Key players for Loon-Plage

Warren Williams and Vincent Fauche were crucial for Loon-Plage, scoring 15 and 14 points respectively. Their contributions were vital in securing the win against Berck.

Strong performances by other teams

Toulouse, Les Sables, Boulogne, and Vitré all had dominant performances. Toulouse defeated Lorient 83-57, while Les Sables beat Tours 90-62, and Boulogne defeated LYONSO 91-55.

Toulouse's dominant second half

Toulouse's victory over Lorient was fueled by Teddy Riskwait and Robin Pluvy, who scored 17 and 16 points respectively. Their strong second-half performance led to a one-sided 52-26 score in the second half.

Les Sables' key player

Noah Burrell was the standout for Les Sables, scoring 20 points in just 20 minutes. His performance, along with Florian Fortas, helped Les Sables secure a convincing win over Tours.

Boulogne's decisive victory

Boulogne's 91-55 win over LYONSO was led by Lucas Thevenard and Aaron Deloney, who scored 16 and 13 points respectively. Their efforts quickly ended any hopes of a comeback by LYONSO.

Vitré's commanding win

Vitré defeated Bordeaux 83-66, with Sya Plaucoste contributing 15 points and 9 rebounds. Alexandre Fanchini and Willan Hairabetian also played key roles in the victory.

Rennes' last-second win

Rennes created a surprise with an 81-80 win over Challans. David Amarh and Camille Jean were instrumental in overcoming a 15-point deficit to secure the victory.

Tarbes-Lourdes' strong performance

Tarbes-Lourdes defeated Laval 83-77, with Mike Benhamed scoring 22 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. His performance was the best of the evening with 29 evaluation points.

Pays Salonais and Chartres' wins

Le Pays Salonais beat Val de Seine 79-63, with Dalil Hadi and Jalen Jenkins contributing significantly. Chartres also secured a win over Angers 67-62, led by Jonathan Mkamba's efficient 18-point performance.

Ranking updates

Loon-Plage remains at the top of Pool A with 11 points, while Mulhouse is in a close second place. At the bottom, LYONSO, Charleville-Mézières, and Besançon are tied with one win and four losses each, battling to avoid relegation.