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Game Center: Turk Telekom, Prometey, Ulm pile on the points in victories

Game Center: Turk Telekom, Prometey, Ulm pile on the points in victories

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14 December 20225 Mins read

Game Center: Turk Telekom, Prometey, Ulm pile on the points in victories

Turk Telekom Ankara 102-74 London Lions

Turk Telekom is now leading the standings in Group B after beating London at Ankara Spor Salonu on Wednesday evening. This victory advanced Turk Telekom to 6-2, whereas London saw its three-game winning run come to an end as it dropped to 4-4. Nathan Sestina and Jerian Grant were Turk Telekom's star performers on the night, with the former scoring 20 points off the bench and the latter contributing 18 points and 9 assists. For London, Sam Dekker and Kosta Koufos were the team's leading scorers with 20 and 13 points, respectively, while both also grabbed 7 rebounds.

Prometey Slobozhanske 105-82 U-BT Cluj-Napoca

Prometey shifted its potent offense into top gear and downed Cluj 105-82 behind a strong second half. In a battle of EuroCup newcomers, Prometey used 15 three-pointers and six double-digit scorers to get back to winning ways, snapping a two-game losing streak and improving to 4-4 in Group B. Cluj remained winless in its four road games and dropped to 3-5 on the season. Ondrej Balvin had 23 points and 6 rebounds, while DJ Kennedy tallied 23 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds and 4 steals in the victory. Patrick Richard posted 19 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists for the visitors.

ratiopharm Ulm 110-98 Mincidelice JL Bourg en Bresse

Ulm set a club scoring record after a magnificent performance in a 110-98 home win over Group A leader Bourg. Ulm achieved its highest score in a EuroCup game ever, having shattered its previous record of 106 points against Fox Cantu in the 2013-14 EuroCup. The home team shot 80% from two-point range and sank 19 three-pointers on 36 attempts, as it also set a new club record of 63 points in the first half. Yago Dos Santos paced the hosts with 18 points and Juan Nunez and Karim Jallow added 16 each. Bourg’s Jordan Floyd led all scorers with 23 points.

Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana 80-83 Germani Brescia

Brescia grabbed a key win by downing Cedevita 80-83 in a meeting between Group A’s bottom two teams. Brescia improved to 3-5 after ending a four-game losing run, while Cedevita is now two games adrift at 1-7. Brescia raced into a double-digit advantage before the end of the first quarter, but a 16-2 run gave Cedevita the lead at the break. The second half was closely contested until Brescia enjoyed the better of the final stages to grab the win. Amadeo Della Valle (19 points) and CJ Massinburg (16) led the winners, while Cedevita’s Edo Muric made 6-of-8 three-pointers in his 23 points and Yogi Ferrell scored 17 in defeat.

Joventut Badalona 90-87 Umana Reyer Venice

Henry Ellenson made a buzzer-beating three-pointer to lift Joventut Badalona to a thrilling 90-87 win over visiting Umana Reyer Venice. Joventut squandered an 8-point lead with 1:45 to go before Ellenson saved the day. The win ended Joventut's two-game losing streak, improving it to 5-3 while Reyer had its five-game winning streak snapped, as it dropped to 5-3 and a four-team tie for the best record in Group A. Joel Parra paced the hosts with 23 points. Marco Spissu shined for Reyer with 27 points.

Paris Basketball 71-74 Promitheas Patras

In a battle that went down to the wire, Promitheas returned to winning ways by edging Paris in the French capital for its third road victory. Promitheas won 71-74 at Halle Georges Carpinter to raise its record to 5-3 in Group B. Anthony Cowan led the winners with 21 points and Arboldas Kulboka added 13. Kyle Allman scored 15 points for Paris, which dropped to 5-3 in the standings.