Progresso Happy Basket vs Pallacanestro Budrio Academy: 65-73 Game Recap – Bergami, Dall’Uomo, Badalucco Shine in Budrio’s Victory

Pallacanestro Budrio Academy Takes Early Lead in U17R Trofeo ER Quarterfinal

Pallacanestro Budrio Academy secured a crucial 73-65 victory over Happy Basket in the first leg of the U17R Trofeo ER quarterfinals, played on April 25, 2026, in Castelmaggiore. The win gives the Budrio side an eight-point advantage heading into the return leg, scheduled for April 27, 2026, at their home palazzetto.

According to the official match report published by Pallacanestro Budrio, the team started strongly, scoring 25 points in the opening quarter to establish an early double-digit lead. Throughout the game, Budrio maintained control, at one point stretching their lead to 14 points, showcasing solid performance on both ends of the court.

Despite some lapses that allowed Happy Basket to close the gap, Budrio held on to secure the win. The scoring was led by Mantovani, who contributed 31 points, while Giari and Govoni each added 10 points. Supporting contributions came from Bergami (3 points), Dall’Uomo (8), Badalucco (4), Pullega (1), Dimba (6), and Govoni (3), with additional points from Manieri and Zucchini.

Pallacanestro Budrio’s coaching staff, led by Melotti and Collina, emphasized the importance of the victory while noting that the tie is not yet decided. As stated in the match report: “Un vantaggio importante, ma non ancora decisivo: il passaggio del turno si giocherà nella gara di ritorno, in programma domenica al palazzetto, al termine della sfida di DR1.”

The return leg will be played on April 27, 2026, at Pallacanestro Budrio’s home venue, following the DR1 match. The team will necessitate another strong performance to advance to the quarterfinals of the Trofeo ER.

For more updates on the Trofeo ER and Pallacanestro Budrio’s campaign, fans can follow the club’s official channels.

The victory marks a significant step in Budrio’s quest to progress in the U17R Trofeo ER competition, with the return leg set to determine which team advances to the next round.

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