NYON, Switzerland (Interstat) — Geneve will visit Nyon on Sunday for a SUI: SB League women’s professional basketball game. Geneve enters the matchup with a current record of 0 wins and 1 loss. Nyon enters with a current record of 0 wins and 0 losses. Geneve will be the visiting team, and Nyon will be the home team. The game is part of the SUI: SB League schedule.

Ann Walsh Claleigh is the player to watch for Geneve. In her most recent performance, she played 27 minutes and recorded 28 points, six rebounds and four assists in a 109-75 loss to Saarlouis. Shaynis Gonin played 19 minutes and added 12 points, one rebound, two assists and one block. Emilie Burdin played 22 minutes and contributed 12 points, three rebounds and one assist. Those were Geneve’s most productive players in its most recent game.

Geneve’s most recent result was Saarlouis 109 at Geneve 75. Nyon’s most recent result was Panathinaikos 89 at Nyon 80. Nyon will look to open its SUI: SB League season with a strong home performance. Geneve will aim to secure its first win of the season and even its record. Nyon’s current SB League record is 0-0, while Geneve’s is 0-1. The game will count toward the current SUI: SB League standings.

Geneve’s next 10 games are scheduled with Geneve at Saarlouis, Geneve at BBC Troistorrents, Helios VS at Geneve, Geneve at Zurich, Fribourg at Geneve, Pully at Geneve, Geneve at Alte Kanti Aarau, Baden at Geneve, Geneve at Fribourg and Nyon at Geneve. Nyon’s next 10 games are scheduled with Nyon at Helios VS, Nyon at Alte Kanti Aarau, Pully at Nyon, Nyon at Baden, Nyon at KP Brno, Zurich at Nyon, Campobasso at Nyon, Nyon at Fribourg, ZKK Cinkarna Celje at Nyon and BBC Troistorrents at Nyon. The upcoming stretch includes league matchups for both teams after the Sunday contest.

Geneve will rely on Ann Walsh Claleigh’s scoring and all-around play after her 28-point effort. Nyon will try to use its home floor to begin its season on a positive note. The game is part of the SUI: SB League schedule and will be played in Nyon. Both teams will continue league play after the meeting. Geneve will play five home contests and five road contests over its next 10 games. Nyon will play five home contests and five road contests over its next 10 games. The matchup is organized by the SUI: SB League.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Geneve 78, Nyon 77.