CHARTRES, France (Interstat) — Chartres will host Charnay on Sunday in a women’s professional basketball game, with the home side seeking to remain unbeaten and the visitors aiming for their first victory of the season.

Chartres enters with a 1-0 record. Charnay is 0-1. The matchup features two players to watch. Laura Ziegler has been Charnay’s most productive player in its early schedule. In her most recent outing, a loss to Lattes Montpellier, she played 34 minutes and recorded 17 points, 10 rebounds and five assists. Maye Toure added 12 points, nine rebounds and one block in 25 minutes, while Molly Kaiser contributed 13 points, three rebounds and five assists in 26 minutes. Charnay will look to build on those individual efforts while searching for better team results.

Chartres counters with Jessica Mavambou, who has delivered strong recent performances. She scored 18 points and grabbed six rebounds in 20 minutes in a win at Chomutov. Earlier, she played 28 minutes at La Tronche Meylan and finished with one point, two rebounds and two assists. Chartres also posted a decisive 87-46 road win at DSK in its most recent game, a result that helped the team open its season at 1-0.

The game is part of the women’s professional schedule and will be played in Chartres. Charnay’s most recent result was an 83-77 home loss to Montpellier. In that game, Ziegler’s double-double paced the visitors, with Toure and Kaiser also reaching double figures. Chartres’ most recent result was an 87-46 win at DSK. Mavambou’s recent form includes an 18-point, six-rebound effort in 20 minutes at Chomutov and a two-assist game in 28 minutes at La Tronche Meylan.

In Charnay’s opener, Toure recorded 12 points and nine rebounds, and Kaiser paired 13 points with five assists. Chartres won its opener 87-46 on the road and will return home for its second game of the season.

After Sunday, Charnay’s upcoming slate includes games against Lyon, Toulouse, HBA-Marsky Helsinki, Landes, Asbis AEL Limassol, Landerneau, Zabiny Brno, La Tronche Meylan, HBA-Marsky Helsinki and Villeneuve. Chartres is set to face Bourges, Angers, Namur, Villeneuve, Avenida, Flammes, Ruzomberok, Montpellier, Namur and Landerneau in its next 10 contests.

Chartres will rely on its home court and early-season momentum, while Charnay will lean on Ziegler’s all-around production and contributions from Toure and Kaiser. The visitors will try to even their record, and the home team will aim to move to 2-0.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Charnay 76, Chartres 74.