A heavy yet surprisingly painless loss for Milazzo, who faltered on the court against a dominant Marigliano side. Despite the setback, the Mamertines managed to hold onto their second-place standing in the league, thanks to the simultaneous defeats of Angri adn Catanzaro, who fell to Rende. Meanwhile, Virtus Matera, currently in the midst of their Play-In Gold campaign, suffered back-to-back losses against the blue-and-white squad.
At the “PalaNapolitano,” coach Priulla’s squad got off to a strong start, building a six-point lead early on with contributions from Bolletta, Quarta, and Rimsa. However, the Campanian team, led by Massaro, was equally determined. The trio of Sakalas, Filipovic, and Gonzalez began to dominate, chipping away at the lead and closing the first quarter ahead. Rimsa briefly narrowed the gap with a three-pointer, but Marigliano maintained their momentum, ending the period in control.
the second quarter saw Marigliano accelerate their pace, with De Riggi and Sakalas leading the charge. Their efforts pushed the team to a 10-point advantage (32-22) midway through the period. Milazzo struggled to keep up, as Marigliano showcased superior precision and aggression, particularly from Falcon, who made his mark with clutch shots. A decisive three-pointer from De Riggi further extended the lead to 16 points (45-29) as the first half drew to a close.
The race now seems to be on track. Five points in a row Giambo thay have allowed the team to take the lead in the standings. The last match was a clear demonstration of the team’s strength, with Sabino Malual’s dunk being the highlight of the game. The team’s performance has been consistent, and the players are showing great chemistry on the court.
The coach’s strategy has been paying off, and the players are executing the plays perfectly. The defense has been solid, and the offence has been unstoppable.The team is now looking forward to the next match,where they hope to continue their winning streak.
The fans have been showing great support, and the atmosphere in the stadium has been electric. The team is grateful for the support and is determined to keep the fans happy with their performances. The next match is expected to be a tough one,but the team is confident that they can come out on top.
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The race now seems to be on track. Five points in a row Giambo they have allowed the team to take the lead in the standings. The last match was a clear demonstration of the team’s strength,with Sabino Malual’s dunk being the highlight of the game. The team’s performance has been consistent, and the players are showing great chemistry on the court.
The coach’s strategy has been paying off, and the players are executing the plays perfectly. The defense has been solid, and the offense has been unstoppable. The team is now looking forward to the next match, where they hope to continue their winning streak.
The Mamertines briefly catch their breath, but their efforts fall short as Gonzalez delivers two consecutive bombs, widening the gap. Fueled by their passionate supporters, the home team regains momentum, building a commanding +28 lead that puts the game firmly in their control. The visitors, struggling to find rhythm and creativity, falter in the final stretch. Despite a late surge of determination from Svincolati milazzo, Marigliano maintains their composure, securing a well-deserved victory.
Promobasket Marigliano vs. Released Milazzo: 88-70
Quarter Breakdown: 21-18, 52-36, 77-54.
Marigliano: John 4, guadagni (DNP), Spera 14, Ogiemwonyi 6, Filipovic 9, Sakalas 23, Gonzalez 21, Baldino, Abete, Matrisciano, De Riggi 11. Coach: Massaro.
Milazzo Free Agents: Salvatico 7, Malual 2, Quarta 4, Giambò 10, Lalic 11, Bolletta 9, Rimsa 25, Clement (DNP), Giannullo 2, Jasarevic (DNP). Coach: Priulla.
Officials: Sacco and Santoro.
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