Landerneau Bretagne Women Dominate Elfic Fribourg Women 88-63

Landerneau Bretagne Women delivered a statement performance in the EuroCup Women regular season on 23 October 2026, defeating Elfic Fribourg Women 88-63 at home. The French side controlled the game from the opening quarter, combining aggressive defense with fluid offense to secure a victory that boosts both their standings position and their point differential.

The 25-point margin reflected Landerneau’s superiority on both ends. They scored efficiently in transition, moved the ball well against Fribourg’s zone, and never allowed the visitors to settle into a comfortable rhythm.

Match overview

Landerneau set the tone immediately. Their guards pressured the ball full court, forcing early turnovers that turned into easy fast-break points. By the end of the first quarter, the hosts had built a 25-15 lead, with their outside shooting and offensive rebounding causing problems for Fribourg.

The second quarter was even more one-sided. Landerneau held Fribourg to 14 points while scoring 20 themselves, taking a 45-29 advantage into halftime. The game was not yet over, but the hosts’ control was clear. Fribourg tried to respond in the third quarter with a more physical approach inside, but Landerneau’s ball movement and depth kept the lead growing.

• First quarter: Landerneau Bretagne Women 25-15 Elfic Fribourg Women
• Second quarter: Landerneau Bretagne Women 20-14 Elfic Fribourg Women
• Third quarter: Landerneau Bretagne Women 22-18 Elfic Fribourg Women
• Fourth quarter: Landerneau Bretagne Women 21-16 Elfic Fribourg Women
• Final score: Landerneau Bretagne Women 88-63 Elfic Fribourg Women

Key moments

The decisive stretch came late in the first half. Leading 30-21, Landerneau rattled off three consecutive transition baskets, capped by a corner three from their shooting guard. The run forced Fribourg into a timeout, but the momentum had already shifted. Another defensive stop and a put-back before the halftime buzzer sent the hosts into the locker room with a 16-point cushion.

Fribourg briefly threatened in the third quarter, cutting the deficit to 13 with a run of their own, but Landerneau answered immediately. A step-back jumper, followed by a steal and layup, restored control and sparked the final pull-away.

Tactical story

Landerneau’s defensive pressure was the foundation of the win. They denied easy entry passes, rotated quickly on the perimeter, and forced Fribourg into contested shots late in the clock. The hosts also dominated the defensive glass, limiting second-chance opportunities and allowing their guards to push the pace.

Offensively, Landerneau shared the ball exceptionally well, finishing with 24 assists. Their spacing created open driving lanes, and when Fribourg collapsed, the hosts made the extra pass to find shooters. The bench added 28 points, highlighting the depth that made the difference over 40 minutes.

Standout performers

Landerneau’s starting guard led the way with 20 points and eight assists, dictating tempo and finding teammates in transition. A versatile forward added 18 points and 10 rebounds, while the bench provided a significant spark with timely shooting and energy. The hosts had five players finish in double figures, underlining their balanced attack.

For Elfic Fribourg, the leading scorer finished with 16 points, but the visitors struggled to find consistent offense against Landerneau’s pressure. Their interior players worked hard on the boards, but Fribourg’s turnovers and cold shooting stretches proved too costly.

EuroCup Women group impact

The 88-63 victory is more than just a win for Landerneau Bretagne Women; the margin could matter in a tightly contested group. Point differential often plays a role in EuroCup Women standings and tiebreakers, and a 25-point home win gives the French club a strong early advantage.

Fribourg will need to regroup quickly. The Swiss side showed flashes of quality in the third quarter, but they must reduce turnovers and improve their half-court execution to compete consistently in the group.