Paris Basketball Stays Top of Betclic Elite With Win at Limoges

On November 14, 2026, Paris Basketball secured an 82-97 victory against Limoges at Beaublanc, claiming their eighth win of the Betclic Elite season and cementing their position at the top of the standings.

Maxime Lefèvre’s squad entered the contest as league leaders, though early minutes saw the hosts apply immediate pressure. Tai Webster scored 14 points and Hugo Invernizzi added nine for the CSP, briefly disrupting the French runners-up.

The capital club responded swiftly through a 7-0 run orchestrated by Joël Ayayi, Tyson Etienne, and Jared Rhoden. By the end of the opening quarter, the visitors had established a nine-point cushion before Daulton Hommes converted from long distance to push the margin to seven units.

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Limoges attempted to claw back throughout the second period, with Gavin Ware contributing 10 points and Louis Labeyrie finishing with 14. However, the home side never managed to narrow the deficit below seven points.

Nadir Hifi drove the Paris offense with 22 points and five assists, stretching the lead to 13 before Labeyrie trimmed the gap to eight points at halftime. Arnaud Tessier’s team continued to test the league leaders after the break, keeping the margin between six and nine points for much of the third quarter.

Allan Dokossi helped spark a late-quarter push that left Limoges facing a 17-point deficit heading into the final ten minutes. Buoyed by the Beaublanc crowd, the CSP mounted a 9-0 run ignited by Leon Stergar, who finished with nine points, cutting the lead to just eight.

Paris quickly extinguished the comeback threat with an 11-3 response to seal the 15-point victory. The result marks the team’s eighth win in nine matches, ensuring they remain at the summit of the Betclic Elite table.

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