Chartell Women Dominate Chomutov Women 87-46 in EuroCup Women Blowout

Chartell Women produced a commanding road performance on October 2, 2026, defeating Chomutov Women 87-46 in EuroCup Women group-stage action. The 41-point victory was built on relentless defensive pressure, efficient transition scoring, and a balanced offensive attack that overwhelmed the hosts from the opening quarter.

Match Overview

Chartell set the tone immediately, racing to a 25-12 lead after the first quarter. The second period was even more one-sided, as the visitors extended their advantage to 48-23 by halftime. Chomutov Women never found a rhythm against Chartell’s switching defense, and the third quarter brought more of the same: Chartell outscored the home side 20-11 to take a 68-34 lead into the final period. The fourth quarter was played at a measured pace, but Chartell still finished with an 87-46 win.

The statistics reflected Chartell’s control. They shot 51% from the field, 38% from three-point range, and forced 22 turnovers. Chomutov Women struggled to generate clean looks, shooting just 31% overall and 4-of-19 from beyond the arc. Chartell also won the rebounding battle 42-30, limiting second-chance opportunities for the hosts.

Key Moments

The game’s decisive moment arrived early. Chartell opened with a 14-0 run, capped by back-to-back three-pointers from Amelie Rousseau. Chomutov finally scored after nearly four minutes, but the damage was already done. A second-quarter 12-0 burst pushed the lead past 20 points and effectively ended the contest before halftime.

Chomutov showed brief life early in the third quarter with a 7-2 run, but Chartell responded with a 10-0 spurt of their own, highlighted by a steal-and-layup from Sarah Mensah. From there, the visitors emptied their bench and maintained a comfortable margin until the final buzzer.

Tactical Story

Chartell’s full-court pressure was the story of the night. They denied easy entry passes, trapped ball handlers on the wings, and turned Chomutov’s mistakes into quick transition points. On offense, Chartell moved the ball crisply, generating open corner threes and high-percentage looks near the rim. Their pick-and-roll game with Rousseau and Mensah repeatedly broke down Chomutov’s defense.

Chomutov Women tried to slow the game with zone defense in the second half, but Chartell’s ball movement and outside shooting made that approach costly. The hosts also struggled on the defensive glass, allowing Chartell multiple second-chance possessions. It was a comprehensive tactical win for the visiting side.

Standout Players

• Amelie Rousseau (Chartell Women): 19 points, 7 assists, 4 steals, controlling the tempo from the point guard position.
• Sarah Mensah (Chartell Women): 16 points, 11 rebounds, 2 blocks, dominating the paint on both ends.
• Ines Lefevre (Chartell Women): 14 points, 5 rebounds, 3 three-pointers, providing a reliable outside threat.
• Tereza Novakova (Chomutov Women): 12 points, 6 rebounds, one of the few bright spots for the hosts.
• Katerina Dvorakova (Chomutov Women): 9 points, 4 assists, 2 steals, battling despite heavy defensive attention.

EuroCup Women Standings and Season Impact

The victory strengthens Chartell Women’s position in the EuroCup Women group standings and gives them a valuable road win plus a significant point-differential boost. In European competition, margin matters, and a 41-point result can be crucial if tiebreakers come into play. For Chomutov Women, the loss is a setback that leaves little room for error in upcoming fixtures.

Chartell will look to carry this defensive intensity into their next group game, while Chomutov must regroup quickly and find solutions against pressure defense. The head-to-head result gives Chartell a clear psychological edge if the two teams meet again later in the competition.