Ricopia Funbal Alcalá CBJA and Villalba Gilmar came to the VIPS match with the same balance (4-5), so uncertainty dominated the match. And the predictions that pointed to balance came true… A tight match that never had a clear owner, but that the locals won thanks to their best version in attack.
VIP PARTY
Copy Funbal Alcalá CBJA 73 (16+25+15+17): David Rodríguez (5), Abraham Villegas (11), José Vallejo (7), Pablo Andrés (3), Héctor de la Torre (4) – starting five – Aarón de la Torre (13), Óscar de Pablo, Pablo García (8), Guillermo Casas (4), Gonzalo de Pablo (18) and Eduardo Lachapelle.
Villalba Gilmar 68 (22+14+13+19): Gonzalo Vilares (5), Omar Gatto, Marcos Pérez (14), Jesús Verdugo (16), Thomir Nikolov (4) -starting five- Iñaki Dellibarda (6), Guillermo Pérez (3), Javier González (10), Luis Moreno (2), Adrián Arranz, Jaime Moreno and Santiago Ruiz (8).
Referees: Moura and Benasque.
MVP VIPS of the match: Abraham Villegas (Ricopia Funbal Alcalá CBJA). 11 points, 9 rebounds and 17 efficiency.
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It was one of the most uncertain matches in a very close men’s VIPS League. The match began as expected, with quick baskets from both teams that showed their intensity on all fronts. With a little more success for the visitors, accompanied by their aggressive defense, they managed to take a lead (9-17) with four minutes remaining in the first round. Abraham Villegas and his power under the basket added two more points for his team, giving way to the awakening of the Complutenses, who tightened the score with a partial 6-0. The impudence of Santiago Rufrom He took him to the free throw line to close the quarter with a +6 for Villalba’s team.
If the visitors had closed the first quarter, the locals were in charge of opening the second with a 2+1 of Gonzalo de Pablo. Two triples from the local Pablo Garcia They turned the score around and the locals led by three, forcing Dennis Chamberlain
to stop the game to try to stop the local reaction. Based on triples and second options on the rebound, those from Alcalá increased their distance in the light and reached the maximum difference so far (39-29) two minutes from the end of the first half. Villalba didn’t stop trying, with shots like the one from Guillermo Perez from the line of 6.75 and the 2+1 of Jesus Executioner on the horn. Villalba still had a lot to say.
The first half favored the locals (41-36), but still left a lot to decide for the second half of this VIPS Match.
After leaving the locker room, the pace of the game continued with the same intensity. Games are won on defense, and it was something that both teams were doing, as they couldn’t find the basket easily, until Gonzalo Vilares y David Rodriguez They scored a triple each for their respective teams. The locals, always one step ahead in attack, found a new gap on the scoreboard with Aaron de la Torre as an offensive leader. But, as they had been doing throughout the entire match, the visitor’s reaction did not take long to arrive and the VIPS Party did not have a clear owner, although Juan de Austria went into the last quarter with the score in favor (56-49).
Anything could happen, but the locals wanted to continue increasing their advantage. So he did Gonzalo de Pablowho opened the final period with a triple. Villalba rowed little by little and managed to string together a good 7-0 run that left them only five points ahead, with 7:15 to go. That’s when a triple duel began: Marcos Perez scored for Villalba and Gonzalo de Pablo for your team. With Abraham Villegas As a benchmark in the area, the locals once again reached a lead of +10 with 3:42 remaining. A difference that did not last long after triple the Jesus Executioner. Villalba fought until the end, but the locals knew how to stand firm and took the victory of the VIPS Party, with Abraham Villegas as MVP of the game, with 11 points and a PIR of 17, very well accompanied by the 18 points of Gonzalo de Pablo.
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