Seven teams tied at the top of Serie B Interregionale standings

Seven teams are separated by just two points in the Serie B Interregionale standings after five rounds of play, with Sicilian clubs recording three wins and two defeats across the latest weekend of fixtures.

Basket Gela Drops Home Fixture to Virtus Sarno

Basket Gela entered the fifth round sharing the lead at eight points but fell 73–56 at home against Virtus Sarno. The Campanian side secured a victory following a previous win against Barcellona, powered by the return of Cucco, who contributed 18 points to the road win.

Barcellona and Academy Catanzaro Secure Home Wins

Barcellona joined the leading group after defeating Air Termoli 83–74, driven by a 28-point performance from Gigliotti in front of a home crowd. Meanwhile, Academy Catanzaro returned to the top of the standings by defeating Sora 80–70, backed by 23 points from Sakalas and 17 points from Chakir.

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Messina and Milazzo Claim Tight Victory Margins

Basket Benevento defeated Ragusa 75–69 to reach six points in the standings, matching Basket School Messina and Svincolati Milazzo. Basket School Messina held off Angri Pallacanestro 63–59, led by 20 points from Marinelli and 16 points from Keita under coach Pippo Sidoti. Svincolati Milazzo maintained an early lead throughout their match against Bim Bum Basket Rende, securing an 84–75 away victory. Simonis led Milazzo with 31 points alongside key rebounds, supported by 14 points from Vittorio Spada and 11 points from Raffaello Letizia.

Marigliano Defeats Piedimonte Matese Ahead of Next Round

Marigliano claimed a 64–58 victory over Piedimonte Matese. Marigliano will face Svincolati Milazzo in their next fixture, while Piedimonte Matese prepares to host Basket Gela on Sunday.

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