Pallacanestro Reggiolo defeats Progresso HB’07 Castelmaggiore 79-51

Pallacanestro Reggiolo secured its fifth victory in the DR1 championship this past Saturday, defeating Progresso HB’07 CastelMaggiore 79–51. The win ensures that the Biancorossi remain at the top of the league standings following a dominant performance on the road.

Dominant performance in CastelMaggiore

The visiting side established control early, finishing the first quarter with an 11-point lead at 24–13. The momentum continued through the second period, as Reggiolo expanded its advantage to 48–21 by halftime. The team maintained its defensive intensity and offensive efficiency throughout the remainder of the match, eventually closing the contest with a 28-point margin.

Branchini led the scoring for Pallacanestro Reggiolo with 17 points, supported by Vivarelli with 15 and Markovic with 11. Other contributors for the visitors included Lasagni, Brioni, and Caroli, who helped maintain the team’s cohesion on the floor. For the hosts, Sinani recorded 13 points, while Bartoli and Masetti added 8 and 7 points, respectively.

Full-match statistical breakdown

The final scoreline reflected the consistent gap established in each quarter of play. Pallacanestro Reggiolo’s ability to distribute scoring across the roster proved effective against the CastelMaggiore defense.

Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Final
Progresso HB’07 CastelMaggiore 13 21 33 51
Pallacanestro Reggiolo 24 48 63 79

Pallacanestro Reggiolo extends winning streak to five games

With this result, Pallacanestro Reggiolo extends its winning streak to five games, solidifying its position at the top of the table. The team is scheduled to return to its home court for the next round of fixtures, looking to capitalize on its current form in front of its local supporters.

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