Nanterre 92 dominates Rytas Vilnius

Nanterre 92 defeated Rytas Vilnius in the Basketball Champions League with a commanding 93-65 victory, winning by 28 points. The game was marked by a strong second-half performance, with Nanterre leading by as many as 32 points at one point.

Coach praises team's effort

Coach Julien Mahé described the match as the team's "best so far" in terms of quality. He noted the team's high level of effort, including 95 shots attempted in 40 minutes, 24 offensive rebounds, and only two turnovers, highlighting their defensive consistency and overall performance.

Interior players shine

The team's interior players were especially dominant, with Devin McGlockton and J'wan Roberts making significant contributions. Roberts had a standout game with 15 points and 12 rebounds, while McGlockton showed improved form. Donta Scott, who had recently recovered from illness, also added to the team's effort.

Young player finds rhythm

Hugo Yimga-Moukouri, a young player, overcame initial struggles with his first two shots and eventually found his rhythm. He finished with 13 points and 6 rebounds. Mahé praised Yimga-Moukouri's development and emphasized the importance of continued learning for the young player.

Adaptation to league challenges

Mahé expressed satisfaction with the team's adaptation to the physical demands and specific officiating of the Basketball Champions League. He stressed the need for continued aggressiveness and the importance of every point in the league.

Game ends with dramatic dunk

The game concluded with a buzzer-beating dunk by J'wan Roberts, sealing the 28-point victory. Nanterre 92 will now face SLUC Nancy in the league.