GENEVA (Interstat) — Fribourg will visit Geneve on Sunday for a women’s professional basketball game between teams with similar early-season records and different recent trajectories. Fribourg enters at 3-2, while Geneve is 3-3. Geneve has won three of its last four games, while Fribourg has split its past four games.

Fribourg will rely on Hannah Riddick, who has been one of its most productive players. Riddick had 18 points and 12 rebounds in the recent loss to Derthona Basket. She also scored 28 points with 11 rebounds in a win over Helios VS and added 16 points and nine rebounds at Baden. In the Derthona game, Lauren Heard contributed 14 points and Lara Popovic added 12 for Fribourg. Fribourg’s season has included a 106-85 win at Helios VS, an 88-51 home win over BBC Troistorrents, a 76-70 loss at Baden and an 86-60 home win over Zurich. Fribourg has scored 88 or more points in two of its three wins.

Geneve will counter with Ann Walsh Claleigh, who has been a consistent scoring threat. Claleigh scored 30 points in a recent win at Zurich and had 26 points and 11 rebounds against Helios VS. Martha Vincenzi added 11 points and seven rebounds in the Zurich win, while Sanae Agune scored 10. Geneve has scored at least 90 points in each of its three wins and has shown the ability to play at a fast pace. The team’s recent results include a 92-69 win at Zurich, a 102-81 home win over Helios VS, a 90-50 win at BBC Troistorrents and a 56-77 loss at Saarlouis.

The game could turn on how well Fribourg handles Geneve’s scoring depth and whether Riddick can control the interior. Fribourg has shown balanced production around Riddick, with Heard and Popovic capable of supporting the offense. Geneve’s recent form has been strong, but Fribourg’s record suggests a competitive matchup. The matchup features two of the more productive individual scorers in the early season. Both teams will be looking to build momentum in the early part of the schedule.

Fribourg’s upcoming schedule includes games against Landerneau, Nyon, Poznan and Alte Kanti Aarau before a return meeting with Geneve later in the season. Geneve’s next stretch includes Alte Kanti Aarau, Pully and Baden before it visits Fribourg. The teams will meet again at Fribourg later in the schedule.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Geneve to win 83-75. Fribourg has been installed as a pregame favorite with a spread of -4.5, and the over/under is 157.5.