Betclic ÉLITE round: Paris beats JL Bourg 107–77
Paris returned to winning ways after its first domestic league defeat, taking its record to 7–1. Dijon, ASVEL, Nanterre, Roanne, Limoges and Boulazac also won.
Paris returned to winning ways after its first domestic league defeat, taking its record to 7–1. Dijon, ASVEL, Nanterre, Roanne, Limoges and Boulazac also won.

Paris beat JL Bourg 107–77 at home in France’s top basketball league, responding to its first domestic defeat and moving to 7–1 in the standings.
Allan Dokossi had 18 points and 11 rebounds for Paris. Jared Rhoden and TJ Warren scored 16 points each, Sebastian Herrera and Joao Maozinha added 14 each, and Frank Ntilikina scored 12. For Bourg, Tyrese Samuel had 15 points and 13 rebounds, while Johnny Berhanemeskel scored 13.
That defeat came at Cholet on Tuesday in an advance Round 13 fixture, separate from this set of games. The win over Bourg was Maxime Lefevre’s Paris team’s sixth in its last seven games across all competitions.
| Home | Away | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Boulazac | Gravelines-Dunkerque | 83–69 |
| Cholet | Dijon | 71–97 |
| Roanne | Saint Quentin | 80–68 |
| Nancy | Limoges | 77–79 |
| Nanterre | Chalon | 93–81 |
| ASVEL | Pau Orthez | 106–97 |
Eurohoops calls the Paris game part of Round 7 in its article but labels its results table Round 6.
| Team | Record |
|---|---|

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