Peristeri 83-81 Maroussi: Walker's 30 not enough

Jordan Walker scored 30 for winless Maroussi, but Will Carius and Ty Nichols gave Peristeri enough to close it out and move to 3-1.

How Peristeri closed out Maroussi in the fourth quarter

Peristeri won the fourth quarter 23-22 at home, just enough to close out an 83-81 win over Maroussi BC on 24 October. The game was decided by 2 points.

Maroussi put up 22 points in the final period, so Peristeri never had room to relax. Jordan Walker was the main threat throughout, finishing with 30 points and going 8/10 from the free-throw line.

The box score also shows where Maroussi came up short. Walker had 6 turnovers and went 2/9 from three, so his big night came with a cost in possessions.

Score by quarter
Quarter	Peristeri	Maroussi
Q1	23	23
Q2	24	22
Q3	13	14
Q4	23	22

Source: TeamKeys, Greek HEBA A1 2026-10-24

Which quarter set up Peristeri's win over Maroussi?

The second quarter set it up: Peristeri won it 24-22 after a 23-23 first quarter, which put them in front at the break.

Maroussi answered in a low-scoring third quarter, taking it 14-13 to keep the game within reach. Neither side managed more than 14 points in that period, a sharp change from the first half.

Silvio De Sousa helped Maroussi stay close off the bench. He scored 11 points in 18 minutes on 4/4 two-pointers and 3/3 free throws, without a single turnover.

Will Carius and Ty Nichols: the players who carried Peristeri

Will Carius and Ty Nichols carried Peristeri, scoring 16 points each. Carius did it off the bench in 22 minutes, hitting 5/8 from three with no turnovers.

Nichols added 5 assists and shot 4/7 on two-pointers and 2/5 from three. He ranked 17th of 92 rated players in the league by TeamKeys Rating in 2025/2026. His 7 turnovers, though, left him with a PIR of 8.

Omar Payne did the work inside, going 5/5 on two-pointers for 12 points with 7 rebounds and 3 steals. His 2/6 free throws were the blemish, while Jalen Finch organised the offence with 7 assists.

Best players of the game
Player	Points	PIR
Jordan Walker (Maroussi)	30	15
Silvio De Sousa (Maroussi)	11	15
Omar Payne (Peristeri)	12	12
Will Carius (Peristeri)	16	12
Lance Ware (Maroussi)	8	12
Ty Nichols (Peristeri)	16	8

Source: TeamKeys, Greek HEBA A1 2026-10-24. PIR: performance index rating.

What the 83-81 result means for Peristeri and Maroussi in the HEBA A1 table

Peristeri move to 3-1 and sit fifth of 14, while Maroussi fall to 0-4 and 13th. The win keeps Peristeri level on record with fourth-placed Aris.

Peristeri's form now reads W, W, L, W, and their next game is a step up. They meet Olympiacos, unbeaten at 3-0, on 1 November.

Maroussi are still looking for a first win after four straight defeats. They face ASP Promitheas Patras on 31 October, with Walker's 30 a sign they have a scorer to lean on.

Figures are taken from the game's box score. TeamKeys Ratings quoted refer to the 2025/2026 season.

Questions people ask

What was the score of Peristeri vs Maroussi?

Peristeri beat Maroussi BC 83-81 on 24 October 2026 in round 4 of the Greek HEBA A1. The quarters went 23-23, 24-22, 13-14 and 23-22, with Peristeri taking the fourth to win by 2 points.

Who was top scorer in Peristeri vs Maroussi?

Jordan Walker of Maroussi was top scorer with 30 points in 32 minutes. He shot 8/11 on two-pointers, 2/9 from three and 8/10 from the free-throw line, but committed 6 turnovers and finished on the losing side.

Who scored most for Peristeri against Maroussi?

Will Carius and Ty Nichols each scored 16 points for Peristeri. Carius came off the bench and hit 5/8 from three in 22 minutes, while Nichols added 5 assists. Omar Payne contributed 12 points and 7 rebounds.

When do Peristeri and Maroussi play next?

Peristeri, now 3-1 and fifth in the Greek HEBA A1, play Olympiacos on 1 November 2026. Maroussi, 0-4 and 13th of 14, face ASP Promitheas Patras on 31 October 2026 as they look for a first win.

Peristeri win the fourth quarter 23-22 to edge Maroussi 83-81