Aris Thessaloniki delivered a commanding 110-79 road victory over Rostock Seawolves, a game decided by shooting efficiency and control of the boards rather than any single dramatic moment. The Greek side shot 35-of-71 from the field and knocked down 14 three-pointers, steadily pulling away from a Rostock team that struggled to match that efficiency on its home floor.
The scoring breakdown tells the story clearly. Aris converted 35 successful field goals compared to Rostock's 27, and added 26 free throws on 32 attempts. Rostock finished with 27 made field goals on 67 attempts, including 10 three-pointers from 34 tries, plus 15 free throws on 17 attempts. Aris assisted on 25 baskets against Rostock's 20, reflecting the smoother ball movement that defined their attacking play throughout the contest.
The decisive statistical gap came on the glass and in ball security. Aris collected 39 rebounds, including 13 on the offensive end, while Rostock managed just 27 total rebounds with 9 offensive. Aris also recorded 11 steals and committed only 9 turnovers, whereas Rostock turned the ball over 19 times. That combination of extra possessions and efficient shooting allowed Aris to build and protect a lead that never looked seriously threatened in the closing stages.
Discipline was another factor. Rostock committed 28 personal fouls, sending Aris to the line 32 times, while Aris committed 18 fouls. Rostock did register 4 blocks and 6 steals, but those defensive flashes were not enough to offset the free-throw disparity and the turnover count. No penalties, red cards, or unusual incidents were recorded in this matchup, so the outcome rests entirely on the floor statistics.
For anyone weighing a Rostock Seawolves vs Aris Thessaloniki prediction in future meetings, this result offers a clear reference point. The H2H stats now favor Aris emphatically, and their recent form looks far more convincing on both ends of the court. Rostock will need to cut down turnovers and improve rebounding to compete against opponents of this caliber.
