May 24, 2013
French League, Game 7: October 21-22, 2006
Michael Bauer - Pau-Orthez There are no undefeated teams in the French League, as Pau-Orthez downed Adecco Asvel 77-80 on the road on Sunday. Pau improved to 3-4 while Asvel dropped to 5-1. Michael Bauer led the winners with 24 points on 7-for-8 shooting. Britton Johnsen added 18 and Aaron Miles 15 for Pau. Chevon Troutman had 18 points for Asvel. Troutman, Yohann Sangare and Rowan Barrett helped Asvel to get a 29-13 margin after 10 minutes, but Bauer and Miles helped Pau to get back into the game, while a three-point play by Thierry Rupert tied it a 60-60 early in the final period. Troutman and Laurent Foirest allowed Asvel to keep a slim lead, but Johnsen and Miles fueled a 0-8 run which forced Asvel to call timeout at 74-79. It all came down to the final seconds, in which Troutman and Barrett missed three-point shots to take the game to overtime. Nancy improved to 6-1 and now leads the standings by downing Bourg 64-75 on the road on Saturday. Dan McClintock led the winners with 18 points, Cedrick Banks added 15, John Linehan added 12 and Maxime Zianveni 11 for Nancy. McClintock had 10 points in a 10-24 opening run for Nancy and the guests boosted their margin to 28-52 midway through the second quarter. Bourg never recovered and Nancy cruised to a well-deserved win. Le Mans improved to 3-4 by beating Le Havre 92-78 at home. Kenny Gregory led the winners with 25 points and 8 rebounds. Sandro Nicevic added 19, Pape-Philippe Amagou 15, Eric Campbell posted a double-double of 14 points and 11 rebounds while Tyson Wheeler scored 10 points and dished 8 assists for Le Mans, which trailed 60-63 after 30 minutes. Amagou nailed 3 triples in a game-breaking 25-6 run which allowed Le Mans to win the game. Strasbourg also improved to 3-4 by topping Cholet 83-71 at home also on Saturday. Chuck Eidson had 21 points for Strasbourg while Aerick Sanders and Afik Nissim each added 14 for the hosts, who trailed 54-56 after three quarters. Eidson took over with 8 points in a 14-3 run which allowed Strasbourg to get full control of the game for good. In other games, Besancon beat Reims 73-80, Gravelines defeated Dijon 76-69, Chalon edged Clermont 61-63, Roanne topped Hyeres-Toulon 93-103 while Paris downed Orleans 77-80.


LAST GAME GAME 7 - October 21-22, 2006
DayMatchResult
Oct. 21Reims vs. Besançon73-80
Oct. 21BCM Gravelines vs. Dijon76-69
Oct. 21Strasbourg vs. Cholet83-71
Oct. 21Clermont vs. Chalon/Saone61-63
Oct. 21Bourg vs. Nancy64-75
Oct. 21Hyères vs. Toulon - Roanne93-103
Oct. 21Le Mans vs. Le Havre92-78
Oct. 21Orléans vs. Paris77-80
Oct. 22Adecco Asvel vs. EB Pau Orthez77-80
NEXT GAME GAME 8 - October 28-29, 2006
DayMatch
Oct. 28Chalon/Saone vs. Strasbourg
Oct. 28Paris vs. Hyères-Toulon
Oct. 28Le Havre vs. Clermont
Oct. 28Nancy vs. Reims
Oct. 28Dijon vs. Bourg
Oct. 28EB Pau Orthez vs. Orléans
Oct. 28Besançon vs. Adecco Asvel
Oct. 29Cholet vs. BCM Gravelines
Oct. 29Roanne vs. Le Mans


STANDINGSTGWLP+P-
1Nancy761564474
2Roanne761630544
3Chalon/Saone761537522
4Adecco Asvel651454403
5BCM Gravelines743555517
6Dijon743507500
7Le Havre743514516
8Paris642439429
9Hyeres Toulon734524541
10Orléans734511504
11Bourg734444521
12Strasbourg734556534
13Le Mans734520502
14Besançon734524545
15EB Pau Orthez734520545
16Cholet716458530
17Clermont716460502
18Reims707466554
Sunday, October 22, 2006
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