Multimed Vibo Under 15 beats Amantea 109-33 in home opener

Vibo Valentia Routs South Jam Amantea in 109-33 Home Opener

The Multimed Pallacanestro Vibo Valentia Under 15 basketball squad secured a commanding 109-33 victory against South Jam Amantea during their first home appearance of the season, Il Vibonese reported.

Following an opening-round win on the road in Catanzaro, the young Vibo squad controlled the fixture from the opening tip.

The coaching staff—comprising Paolo Grasso, Claudio Todaro, and Santo Vazzana—watched their roster establish a decisive margin by the end of the first quarter, before managing the remainder of the contest to seal the lopsided final score.

Daily Work Ethic and Technical Progression Drive Early Success

Technical staff members pointed to steady growth across the roster, emphasizing that daily practice habits matter just as much as the scoreboard.

“The commitment of the Under 15 players is growing in the way we expected,” the three coaches stated in shared remarks.

“There are no surprises. The training methods backed by increasing passion continue to build the conviction that there is a desire to believe more and more each day in this competitive drive.”

Expanding Basketball’s Footprint in a Soccer-Dominated Region

The technical team noted that the squad is developing a profile capable of handling increasingly competitive matchups as the regional youth calendar advances.

Beyond the final margin, the team’s victories mark a positive step for Multimed’s youth division as the organization attempts to expand basketball’s footprint in a region traditionally dominated by soccer.

Preparing for Tougher Tests on the Regional Schedule

The club reports rising enthusiasm around its youth program, though technical staff stressed that tougher tests lie ahead.

With two wins from two outings, the Under 15 group prepares to face higher-tier competition as the regional schedule develops.

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