For Aguada they played Facundo Medina, Theo Metzger, Leandro Cerminato, Juan Santiso, Agustín Zuvich and Luciano Planells as well as the American Anthony Young. Nahuel Lemos, Lithuanian Zygimantas Riauka and Americans Le’Bryan Nash and Donald Robinson did it for Urupan.
Mateo Sarni was present but as he is part of the Uruguay squad he is not playing.
Federico Soto is recovering from a tear and other players like Fernando Martínez and Hernando Cáceres had been licensed for a few days. Urupan brought some youth players to complete the squad.
The team was co-directed by Germán Cortizas and Esteban Yaquinta, technicians from Aguada and Urupan, respectively.
Aguada, who will be 101 years old on Monday of next week, and Urupan, who will celebrate his centenary on January 30, 2024, wore white shirts, with the models of their clubs.
The United States did it in a blue shirt and this was their squad:
| Player | Position | Height | Equipment |
| Abdul Gaddy | Base | 1,91 m | Promitheas Paltras (Greece) |
| Dusty Hannahs | Base | 1,91 m | Santa Cruz Warriors (G League) |
| Langston Galloway | Base | 1,81 m | College Park Skyhawks (G League) |
| Deonte Burton | basic help | 1,96 m | Sacramento Kings (NBA) |
| Treveon Graham | basic help | 1,96 m | Long Island Nets (G League) |
| Nate Hinton | basic help | 1,96 m | Cleveland Charge (G League) |
| Xavier Moon | basic help | 1,88 m | Ontario Clippers (G League) |
| Elijah Pemberton | basic help | 1,96 m | Santa Cruz Warriors (G League) |
| Craig Sword | basic help | 1,91 m | Capital City Go-Go (G League) |
| Will Davis II | power forward | 2,03 m | College Park Skyhawks (G League) |
| Reggie Perry | power forward | 2,03 m | Raptors 905 (G League) |
| Jay Huff | center | 2,16 m | South Bay Lakers (G League) |
| DT: Jim Boylen |
At the request of the United States, the match was not televised and no radio or online broadcasts were allowed.
Those led by Jim Boylen wanted to prevent the Uruguay coaching staff from scouting them, despite the fact that tickets for the game were sold and that there was a good turnout.
The match
First Quarter: USA 35-21
Second quarter: United States 63-36
Third quarter: United States 104-58
Final: United States 112-78
Aguada was reporting the result of the quarterfinal match
First Quarter: USA 35-21
Second quarter: United States 28-15
Third quarter: United States 41-22
Final: Aguada-Urupan 20-8
The leader of Urupan, Pablo Casanova, counting on Referee: “The professionalism of the American team was impressive. The coach kept asking times to make adjustments to the team.”
