Daniel Batcho: stats, last game & news

Position:

Center

Height:

210 cm

Age:

24 years (00h00)

Nationality:

France

Team:

Salt Lake City Stars

Stockton Kings

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Stats Games Career

Daniel Batcho (2.10 m, born on 01/10/2002) is a male basketball player from France, playing for Salt Lake City Stars in G League during the 2025-2026 season. In G League, Daniel Batcho has stats of 3.3 points on 45.3% shooting, 3.6 rebounds, 0.5 assists in 11 minutes per game, over 29 games played.

Ranking 2025-2026
G League

PointsPTS

3,3

#504

ReboundsREB

3,6

#332

AssistsAST

0,5

#512

Statistics 2025-2026

League	Team	GP	min	PTS	REB	AST	STL	BLK	FG	2pts	3pts	ft	OREB	DREB	TO	BA	PF	FD	+/-	EVAL	PIR	PIE	USG%	Poss.	TS%	eFG%	3PAr	FTr	ORB%	DRB%	TRB%	AST%	TO%	AST-TO Rat.	STL%	BLK%
G L.	SLC	8	14:02	4,1	4,8	0,5	0,9	1,1	1,8/3,1 56,0%	1,8/3,1 56,0%	-/- -	0,4/0,9 42,9%	2,5	2,3	0,4	-	1,9	-	-5,1	9,1	7,3	2,4	10,2%	3,9	58,8%	56,0%	0,0%	28,0%	17,8%	17,5%	17,6%	4,2%	1,3%	3,2	3,0%	6,4%
G L.	KIN	21	10:12	3	3,2	0,5	0,1	0,6	1/2,4 40,0%	1/2,3 40,8%	-/- 0,0%	0,7/1,1 65,2%	1,8	1,4	0,5	-	1,6	-	-3,5	5,1	3,5	1,1	14,8%	3,3	52,4%	40,0%	2,0%	46,0%	18,6%	14,9%	16,7%	6,3%	2,3%	1,4	0,5%	4,9%

Last Games

Daniel Batcho

Date	min	PTS	REB	AST	STL	BLK	Game	League
00h00	18:30	8	5	1	-	1	V 131-119 vs WAR	G League
00h00	16:10	9	6	1	3	1	D 101-116 vs RAP	G League
00h00	12:20	2	4	1	1	1	D 121-116 @ KIN	G League
00h00	29:34	6	10	1	3	5	D 132-110 @ IOW	G League
00h00	12:30	6	7	-	-	1	D 116-105 @ RIO	G League
00h00	6:05	-	1	-	-	-	D 128-101 @ RIO	G League
00h00	3:44	-	1	-	-	-	V 134-125 vs TEX	G League

Player Profile

Daniel Batcho played for the Charenton club from 2014 to 2017 before joining the France Training Center in 2017. The same year, he became U16 European champion a year ahead of schedule in Podgorica, Montenegro. A year later, he suffered a serious injury in the quarter-finals of the EuroBasket in the same category.

He successfully completed his time at the France Training Center in 2020-2021 before heading to the United States to play NCAA basketball at Arizona. After being redshirted in 2020-2021 due to injury, he then joined Texas Tech where he stayed for two seasons. In 2023, he changed college programs again, becoming a cornerstone player for Louisiana Tech. The Bulldogs compete in Conference USA.