Carrizo: Basketball Career, European Prospects & Key Rivalries

Olimpo won Napostá again, now at the beginning of the second part of the First Local Basketball Tournament and one of the figures was Valentín Carrizo, who was in “The Sports newspaper”, which is broadcast from Monday to Friday.

“In addition to the points, I think we all knew how to find our moments,” said Carrizo, who admitted that it was his best game with the Aurinegra shirt.

Several casualties shortened the squad, which favored those who could play and make decisions.

“He favored me because I played more than in previous matches, but hey, it’s a matter of adapting to what the team needs,” he said.

Carrizo closed the first half with a triple half of the court and the third quarter with another triple of about nine meters.

“We had played with Fausto two days ago (Ruesga) and continued to pull half of the court, so Fausto said that he had put her for him, heh. And with follows we have a half -court competition when the training ends. Capable that it was that, of so much throwing,” he said.

Napastá closed the game with a triple Guido Muzi, something that surprised Olympus.

“We thought they were going to post Basqueconlo or Muzi to find a shot closer to the hoop and take out a foul, but it is seen that Guido had confidence, which is very good for the hoop, luckily wrong it, Je,” Valentín said.

One of the rivals that was enhanced is Villa Miter, who will put some players who come down from the league. Anyway, Carrizo minimized the situation.

“With Villa Miter it is always a separate game, but we don’t have to feel pressure, no matter how much they put those of the League. We have the best squad and with that responsibility we must face all the matches,” he said.

Regarding his future, Carrizo said he will insist with returning to Spain.

“My intention is to go and settle in Europe, but you never know. The idea is to give continuity to what I did there, staying several years,” he said.

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Sofia Reyes

Sofia Reyes covers basketball and baseball for Archysport, specializing in statistical analysis and player development stories. With a background in sports data science, Sofia translates advanced metrics into compelling narratives that both casual fans and analytics enthusiasts can appreciate. She covers the NBA, WNBA, MLB, and international basketball competitions, with a particular focus on emerging talent and how front offices build winning rosters through data-driven decisions.

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