last jAlón heading to the Big Eight of the Basketball Association Student (ABE) that in April is disputed in the UPAEP. After two months without a break, the Puebla representatives within Division I will dispute a new ball in the air starting this week with the task of begin to improve positions or keep it within the table.
The men’s and women’s teams of the UPAEP Eagles and the UDLAP Aztecs They resume activity in someone else’s yard starting Wednesday, facing CETYS in Tijuana at the border.
It should be noted, lThe Águilas and La Tribu will greet their fans in the new semester until February 17 when UPAEP receives ITESM Monterrey and UDLAP does the same with the Autonomous University of Nuevo León (UANL).
As for the Interamerican University, Sheep from ITESM in Puebla and White Tigers from Madero University (UMAD), all these teams participating only in the men’s branch, open part two of the regular season on Friday, February 3.
The Hawks of the Interamerican University receive on that day the Sheep Toluca; while the ITESM Sheep in Puebla do the same against Madero University.
how they resume
Of the five teams in the men’s branch within Division I of the ABE, the UMAD It is after the break for the December holidays that it is the best located, appearing in position II of the standing.
The Interamericana appears in fifth place, UDLAP is seventh and UPAEP is eighth. That is, four of the five state teams in the fair would be disputing The Big Eight of April in the UPAEP.
For their part, the Borregos of ITESM in Puebla are currently out of said tournament as they are twelfth in the competition.
As for the ladiesthe UPAEP Eagles march in third position and the UDLAP they are thirteenth. The rojiblancas would battle for all the honors at home; while the UDLAP must press in the second round to maintain the category.
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November, date of the last day played within the ABE before the Christmas break
