Great emotions were experienced in the final match of the Public Servants’ Tournament, where the two best teams in the championship faced each other in a close and adrenaline-filled commitment.
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In this final, the quintet representative of the Sport Institute of the State of Aguascalientes (IDEA) was left with the victory against the squad of the Secretary of State Administration (SAE), in a meeting that was held on the floor of the gym of the Carreón brothers.
With a very even final score, the Monster-IDEA team, led by its captain Roberto Ocaña, beat the state administrators by two points, leaving the score by 47 to 45 units.
Both teams gave themselves to the maximum from start to finish and neither under the towel, however, those of the IDEA stayed with the championship for their best performance on the floor, leaving very even sets of 11-17, 7-4, 15 -8 and 14-6.
On behalf of the governor of Aguascalientes, Martín Orozco Sandoval, the head of the Secretary of State, Francisco Larios, who was also accompanied by the general director of IDEA, Manuel Aceves Rubio, presented an award to the scoring champion Alan Ramírez, a public servant of the Attorney General of the State and that achieved a score of 145 baskets.
Likewise, when the teams that obtained the first places were awarded, the Halcones team of the Ministry of Public Security (SSP) stood out in third position.
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The tournament, in its sixth edition, had the participation of 9 agencies of the State Government, which represented the activation and healthy coexistence among 108 public servants.
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The UTNA, Conalep, ISSEA, SAE, SOP, IDEA, SSP and CPLAP participated in this tournament, as well as the Secretary of Tourism and the State Attorney General’s Office.
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