BSL: Clear away wins for the Burgenland teams

The Eisenstadt Dragonz left no doubt from the start in their 98:75 victory against BC Vienna.

The Burgenland team already led 45:27 at halftime, and by the end of the third quarter, the lead was 26 points. Andrew Orr was the standout player with 32 points, eleven rebounds, and six assists.

Although the young Viennese won the rebounding battle 38:34, they found no defensive answer against the visitors. Michael Holton Jr. scored 26 points for Vienna, who are still waiting for their first win after five games.

Gunners Coach: "Still a long way to go"

The Gunners Oberwart also got off to a strong start in their 93:80 win in Graz, leading 29:14 at the first quarter break after an early 10:1 run.

The Eagles kept pace better afterward but could not significantly cut the deficit. Victor Searls led the Burgenland team with 22 points. For Graz, Josiah Shackleford impressed with 23 points and eleven rebounds, as did Cobie Barnes with 22 points.

However, the Styrians received not a single point from their bench. "Our defense is starting to click, but we still have a long way to go," summarized Gunners coach Horst Leitner.

Flames defeat champions Klosterneuburg

The Basket Flames won the top match of the fifth round of the win2day Basketball Damen Superliga.

The Viennese defeated champions BK Raiffeisen Duchess 60:54, ending a streak of 17 losses against Klosterneuburg.

UBI Holding Graz celebrated a comfortable away win against the Vienna Timberwolves, while UBSC-DBBC Graz secured their first win of the season against Vienna United.