Aris defeated Venezia 90–86, while Turk Telekom overcame Ulm 87–52 in Round 10 of the EuroCup.
After a slightly slow start, Aris had already built a double-digit lead by the end of the first quarter and maintained that advantage through halftime, with the score at 56–43 midway through the game.
Things changed in the second half as Venezia steadily cut into the home team’s lead, pushing the game into a tense finish. However, fueled by their fans and the outstanding performance of Bryce Jones (20 points and 12 assists), Aris managed to hold on to their lead and ultimately celebrated a 90–86 victory.
Jones was supported by Danilo Andjusic and Amine Noua, each contributing 12 points. On the other side, the standout performers were Ky Bowman with 20 points and eight rebounds, and R.J. Cole also with 20 points.
Aris now holds a 5–5 record, while Venezia stands at 4–6.
Claim Now In Group B, Turk Telekom cruised to a victory over Ulm in Germany. From the very start, the visitors built a lead, limiting Ulm to just four points in the first quarter. Shooting improved for both teams as the game progressed, but the Turks maintained control, entering halftime with a double-digit advantage.
Although it sometimes seemed that the Germans might catch up, it became clear in the third quarter that wouldn’t happen. Turk Telekom first held their lead and then continued to extend it, reaching +21 by the end of the third quarter. The winner was already clear going into the final period, but the visitors pushed the pace and increased their advantage to finish with an 87–52 victory.
Kristeon Bankston led Turk Telekom with 15 points and 13 rebounds, followed by Berkan Durmaz with 12 points. On the other side, Mark Smith was Ulm’s top performer, scoring 17 points.
Turk Telekom now sits in third place in Group B with a 7–3 record, while Ulm occupies eighth place with a 4–6 record.
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