The Laguna teams participating in the 2022 National Maxibasketball Tournament began with good pace, which began yesterday in the city of Tampico, Tamaulipas, where the best veteran teams from across the country meet.
A good number of teams from Laguna, made up of players ranging from 44 to over 59 years of age, made the trip to Tamaulipas territory, which shows the great love that exists in this region for “Deporte Ráfaga”, as well as the excellent competitive level that is available in the region. Today the activity will continue for all the teams from La Laguna, who will seek to keep up the pace against very good quality teams, all duly affiliated with the International Maxi Basketball Federation (FIMBA), the most important organization in the world, in terms of practice. basketball for second and third age players.
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Among the results of the first day of the tournament that will culminate next Monday, November 21, the Torreón Bulls beat the representative of San Luis Potosí twice, first in the category of over 39 years, where the lagoons won with an overwhelming score of 82 points to 37. For their part, the Maxi 45 Men’s Bulls defeated the people from Potosí by 46 to 35, thus beginning their journey with the team that has elements that played at a professional level, such as Oscar Yander and Edgardo “Cano” Cepeda.
The traditional San Monday team, led by Víctor “Mudo” Méndez and which has quality elements, such as Rafael Seceñas, Gerardo Ceniceros, Dionicio Villarreal, among others, fell in their presentation against Nayarit with a tight score of 39 points to 38. The women’s teams also entered into action, the Laguna squad in 49 and more women, stumbled against the Mexicas of Mexico City, with a score of 33 points to 20, while the DIF Torreón team, 59 years and older women, beat San Luis Potosí by 34 points to 21.
For today the actions will continue, with matches like the one on San Lunes against Baja California, Laguna against Artimex from Mexico City in the men’s 45 and older category, as well as Laguna against Puebla, in the women’s 49 years and older category.
