BADEN, Switzerland (Interstat) — Baden will host Fribourg in a women’s professional basketball game Friday. Both teams enter with 1-0 records. Baden is the home team, while Fribourg will be the visitor. The game gives each side an early opportunity to remain unbeaten.

Baden won its most recent game 75-56 at Alte Kanti Aarau. Skylar Vann scored 27 points and grabbed five rebounds in 34 minutes. Leilani Kapinus, a player to watch for Baden, recorded 12 points, 16 rebounds, five assists and two blocks in 36 minutes. Sharline Hulliger added 13 points, four rebounds, one assist and one block in 26 minutes. Baden’s balanced effort helped it secure the road win and start the season at 1-0.

Kapinus has been productive in multiple areas. Her 16 rebounds in the last game gave Baden a strong presence on the glass, and her five assists showed she can create for teammates as well. Vann’s 27-point performance led the scoring effort. Hulliger provided additional support with 13 points. Those contributions helped Baden pull away from Alte Kanti Aarau and will be part of the challenge for Fribourg.

Fribourg won its last game 86-60 at home against Zurich. The victory moved Fribourg to 1-0. Fribourg will now go on the road to face Baden and will try to carry the momentum from that win into the matchup. Zurich was held to 60 points, while Fribourg reached 86 in a strong offensive showing.

The game will bring together two teams that have opened the season successfully. Baden will look to use its home court and recent scoring balance. Fribourg will aim to match that production and defend Baden’s key players, especially Kapinus and Vann. Rebounding and transition defense are expected to be important areas as both teams seek to stay unbeaten.

Baden’s upcoming schedule includes games against Zurich, Nyon, Pully, BBC Troistorrents, Helios VS, Geneve, and others. Fribourg’s next games include matchups with BBC Troistorrents, Helios VS, Derthona, Geneve, Landerneau, Nyon, Poznan, Alte Kanti Aarau, and Pully. The focus for both clubs remains on the Friday meeting before those contests.

Baden and Fribourg each have players capable of affecting the game. Baden’s recent win featured strong performances from Vann, Kapinus and Hulliger. Fribourg enters after a decisive home victory and will try to produce a similar all-around effort on the road. The contest is part of the women’s professional basketball schedule and features two 1-0 teams.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Baden 80, Fribourg 74.