Alba Berlin stayed undefeated at home in the 2013-14 Eurocup and rounded its regular season appearance in style by thrashing Belfius Mons-Hainaut 81-46 in the German capital on Wednesday. Alba finished first in Group D with am 8-2 record and Mons with sixth at 2-8. Alba is set to face Strasbourg, Khimik Yuzhne and Radnicki Kragujevac in the Last 32. Leon Radosevic paced the winners with 14 points. Cliff Hammonds added 12, Jonas Wohlfarth-Bottermann got 11 while Reggie Redding had 10 for Alba. Guy Muya led Mons with 9 points. Alba outrebounded Mons by 42-29 and picked up only 5 turnovers. Alba led 22-10 after 10 minutes, boosted its margin to 39-24 at halftime and then again to 61-36 at the end of the third quarter, enough to seal the outcome long before the final buzzer.

A three-pointer by Redding sparked a 7-0 opening run which Radosevic capped with a layup. Amaury Gorgemans followed a jumper with a triple and Monwell Randle soon brought Mons within 13-10. Wohlfarth-Bottermann, Redding and Akeem Vargas combined for all points in a 9-0 run that gave Alba a double-digit margin, 22-10, after 10 minutes. Jason Love stepped up for Mons with consecutive baskets early in the second quarter but Radosevic and Hammonds kept Alba way ahead, 27-14. Talor Battle and Lorenzo Giancaterino joined the three-point shootout but Bar Timor restored a 33-20 Alba edge. Levon Kendall and Vojdan Stojanovski allowed the hosts to get a 15-point lead, 39-24, at halftime. Battle and Guy Muya tried to ignite Mons's comeback after the break but Hammonds, Radosevic and Kendall boosted Alba's lead to 47-28. Radosevic followed free throws with a layup to make it a 21-point game, 51-30. Stojanovski, Redding and Wohlfarth-Bottermann kept pacing Alba and a jumper by Alex King fixed the score at 61-36 after 30 minutes. Jan Jagla had 8 quick points in the fourth quarter and King struck from downtown for a 71-38 Alba lead, enough for the hosts to cruise to a well-deserved win.