Quimsa de Santiago del Estero, San Martín de Corrientes and Oberá Tenis de Misiones won for the third date of the North Conference of the National Basketball League.
On the morning of this Sunday, Quimsa beat Olímpico de La Banda by 78-76 and stayed with the Santiago classic, played in the “bubble” of Buenos Aires, at the Héctor Etchart gym.
This Sunday Instituto and Atenas play again.
The brand new champion of the Basketball Champions League America raised its record to three victories, and remains one of the undefeated in the League. For its part, Olímpico now holds a record one win and two falls.
In the quintet led by the Córdoba-born Sebastián González, the American intern Diamon Simpson stood out, who culminated with a score of 11 points (4/5 in doubles, 3/4 in free), 8 rebounds, 3 blocks and 3 recoveries in the 23 minutes he stayed on the court.
In addition, the foreign guard Brandon Robinson contributed 14 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists in 27 minutes.
In the cast of La Banda, led by Cordovan coach Leonardo Gutiérrez, Buenos Aires power forward Lisandro Rasio stood out with 11 points, 6 rebounds and 2 recoveries, while Eric Flor contributed 14 points and 3 steals.
Flor had the chance to level the board in 78, with 7 seconds to go, although her launch hit the support and did not enter, allowing Quimsa to celebrate.
In the second shift, San Martín de Corrientes beat Comunicaciones de Mercedes, also a Corrientes representative, by 74 to 70.
Matías Solanas, with 22 points, was the highlight of the winning cast. Mariano Fierro, with 18 points and 8 rebounds, and Miguel Gerlero from Cordoba, with 10 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 recoveries and caps, were the best in “Comu”.
San Martín, undefeated with two three wins, will be a rival this Monday, at 9:30 p.m., of the Institute.
Communications, which has not yet won (three falls) will play this Monday at 11, with Oberá Tennis Club de Misiones.
In the third game of the day, Oberá Tenis beat La Unión de Formosa by 88-70 and achieved its first victory in the National League. The missions are making their debut in the elite after buying the Plaza de Estudiantes de Concordia.
Anthony Kent, with 18 points, led Oberá’s offense, with 18 points, seconded by Juan Rodríguez Suppi, with 15 and Rodrigo Sánchez, with 16.
In La Unión, which has one win and two falls, Felipe Pais scored 12 goals and will be Athens’ rival from 2:30 on Monday.
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