In Leandro Ramella’s third match as coach, “Milrayitas” was surpassed by 78 to 72. This Sunday he will face Gimnasia de Comodoro Rivadavia.
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In Leandro Ramella’s third match as coach, Peñarol lost 78-72 with Obras in a meeting in which the Milrayitas had a poor performance in the first half (lost 44-26) and a recovery in the second (46-34), although it was not enough to overcome one of the best casts in the competition. This Sunday at 9:30 p.m. the rival will be Comodoro Gymnastics.
To win 3-0 with a triple by Mitchell, Peñarol lost 11-3 arriving three minutes into the first quarter. Ramella stopped the actions, but the good passage of Obras reached 14-0 and Monacchi cut it with a triple (14-6). The buzzer sounded with the cast of Capital up 23-11.
The rent was expanded to 25-11 at the dawn of the second segment. And with Alejandro Zurbriggen on fire, Obras served 15 (28-13). The distance reached 17 (30-13) and there Peñarol improved to discount and reach 13 (32-19). Then the reaction continued to go 12 (36-24), but Works solved everything with an 8-0 (maximum of 20 with 44-24 on the board) and went into the break winning by 18 (44-26).
In the third, Peñarol’s defensive management was very good, which allowed his rival 13 points. Ahead was not so fine, he scored 17 and discounted when the horn sounded (57-43). Between the points of Pennacchiotti and Mitchell, with some Valinotti and Crawford, the offenses passed.
With an 8-2 in two and a half minutes of the final set, the Milrayitas They came closer (59-51). And the reaction continued to reach only five (61-56) with a triple by Vaulet in the absence of 5 and a half. There Obras found calm with a 9-0 and despite the 3-pointers from Valinotti, Crawford and Pennacchiotti in the last minute, the home side took no chances.
This Sunday at 9:30 p.m. the rival for Peñarol will be Comodoro Gymnastics.
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Penarol (72): Joaquín Valinotti 8, Markel Crawford 11, Tomás Monacchi 8, Tony Mitchell 12 and Franco Pennacchiotti 16 (FI). Santiago Vaulet 9, Guido Mariani 0, Rodrigo Acuña 2, Lucas Gorosterrazú 2 and Thiago Dasso 0. Coach: Leandro Ramella.
Works (78): Fernando Zurbriggen 8, Alejandro Zurbriggen 20, Luca Valussi 10, Francisco Barbotti 4 and Lautaro Berra 10 (FI). Sebastián Chaine 14, Juan Pablo Venegas 6, Emiliano Serres 6 and Joaquín Rodríguez 0. Coach: Bernardo Murphy.
Partial: 11-23; 26-44 and 43-57.
Referees: Vito, Smith and Piedrabuena.
Stadium: Plays.
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