From the beginning of the match both teams came out very strong defensively, which led to a low score in the first minutes and Maccabi to have Mariño with two personnel very early in the game. Florencia Somma began to weigh offensively, the shirts were able to run the court at some point and opened a 9-point lead, 13-4 with a triple from Florencia Fernández with a good income. Hebraica was stuck offensively, finishing his attacks on repeated occasions with three-point shots and without any success. In addition, the Maccabees continued to suffer with personal fouls since Daiana Cartró also committed her second offense and minutes later Da Costa did the same, ending the first quarter with three players who already had two personal fouls and 9 points below the score. 19-10, with inattentions in the cuts to the rim of those directed by Serdio.
In the second period Hebraica Macabi was at times much superior. A lot to do with this had what Ana Paz did, being irrepressible in the 1 × 1. Vico Pereyra also found a goal and foul, and Joaquina Gregorio was important attacking the basket. Hebraica quickly changed the process of the game as only one unit was placed below. Although not everything was positive, since Victoria Pereyra reached her third personal foul after a very doubtful technical foul due to simulation. Joaquina Gregorio put a triple with which his team passed for the first time in the game, 28-26 placing Malvin an 18-7 in five minutes, forcing Serdio to ask for a minute of time. After it, Malvín settled down, the zone he put in gave him results and with eight consecutive units from Jourdheuil he took 6 units ahead, with Pierri who stopped the game with his minute. At the end of the first half, Macabi discounted thus ending the first half with an advantage for Malvín by a minimum difference, 36-35.
As has happened in previous games, the best beach version came in the third quarter. The Legrand Avenue team had a great ERA from beyond 6.75 and in the blink of an eye they went 11 up, 49-38. As for moments of the first half, Hebraica did not find offensive fluency in attack, he became sulky and left the game. Agustina Jourdheuil’s closing of the quarter was really good and Malvín entered the last quarter 58-44 winner.
Maccabi had to change his face and take the rest in the last ten minutes of play and he did. Those led by Luis Pierri grew from back to front, doing formidable defensive work, collectively speaking. The first attempt at Maccabean reaction was at the start of the quarter when he placed an 8-0 with Pereyra and Paz being key to get to 6. In a very complex moment by Malvín, Sabina Bello found a very opportune goal at the edge of 24. The shirts did not They managed to sustain the game, nor stop Pierri’s reaction. Mariño had to leave the game rectangle for his fifth personal foul with 3:30 remaining.
The game was there, since Malvín did not convert and the Maccabees found Jessica Da Costa a fundamental triple to place only 3. The end of the match was marked by two aspects: Hebraica’s offensive rebound and the large number of free games that both failed. equipment. With a double from Pereyra, he allowed the Camacuá street team to play the last 34 seconds, losing by one unit. Florencia Somma went to the free line failing once, leaving the score 62-60. As we mentioned a few lines ago, Maccabi clearly dominated the offensive rebound in the end and this was no exception as he had two opportunities to pair the shares or pass without being able to capitalize on them. In the absence of eight seconds, the losing team replaced from below the basket on offense, which after a dirty attack had the opportunity to equalize the match with 1.5 seconds remaining. Cartró had two free in his hands, they both went inside. La Playa after a minute he returned on offense, he played it on a triple by Florencia Fernández but it was well covered by Pereyra and the game needed five more minutes to know who would get the point. Yes sir, there was extension.
At the start of the supplementary Daiana Cartro was another of those who reached her fifth personal foul, leaving Malvín with a clear advantage in the internal game that she did not know how to take advantage of. Ana Paz’s extension was as good as throughout the regulation 40 minutes, Argentina converted five consecutive points for Hebraica to enter the final minute and a half winning 71-68. A lack of attack that seconds later ended with Paz’s double again, ended the match by extending the advantage to 4 units with 27 seconds remaining 73-69. With that score, the game came to an end.
A triumph wherever you look at it was the one that Macabi got, not only because of the rival he had in front of him, but because he made a great attrition entering the last quarter 14 points down.
Ana Paz was the scorer with 24 points, followed by Victoria Pereyra with 19 and Joaquina Gregorio with 12. In Malvín Agustina Jourdheuil converted 22 points and Florencia Somma 13.
With this double from Ana Paz, Maccabi finished the match
