Paris Basketball continues to write its history with an impressive series of 23 consecutive victories in all competitions, thus consolidating its position of strength in the championship.
During their recent confrontation with Chalon, the team not only confirmed this domination, but also secured second place in the standings.
SECOND PLACE SECURE 🔐🫡
Thanks to this 23RD VICTORY IN A ROW we are now assured of finishing 2nd in the championship before the playoffs 🥹
The best ranking in our history. No slowing down, goal: EQUAL THE RECORD AT HOME AGAINST ROANNE SATURDAY ‼️ pic.twitter.com/PWWEWkWSVw
— Paris Basketball (@ParisBasketball) April 30, 2024
From the kick-off, Paris imposed its rhythm, surprising even with major contributions from players usually coming off the bench. Bandja Sy and Justin Simon quickly took charge, combining for 14 points and 4 rebounds to give Paris a comfortable 10-point lead early in the game.
The second quarter saw other players take over, notably Collin Malcolm, who shone with a remarkable performance, allowing Paris to widen the gap to 16 points before a slight counter-attack from Chalon. It was at this moment that TJ Shorts II, alongside Nadir Hifi, co-top scorer of the Betclic Elite, took matters into their own hands to keep the pressure on the opponent.
Despite Chalon’s efforts to stay in the match, notably thanks to a solid scoring performance from Eito, Paris was able to maintain control and manage the gap until the end. TJ Shorts was the main architect of this victory, finishing with 24 points and 8 assists, earning him the MVP of the game.
With this 23rd consecutive victory, Paris Basketball is calmly preparing for its next challenges, in particular its last home match before the playoffs against the Chorale de Roanne.
Be there in large numbers for the last regular season match at the Aidas Arena this Saturday at 4 p.m.
There will be many surprises!
2024-04-30 21:27:18
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