Una Hotels Wins 6th Straight, Reaches 6th Place in Serie A – Brescia 91, Reggio Emilia 101

Brescia – UNA Hotels Reggio Emilia delivered a statement performance on the road, defeating Germani Brescia 101-91 and securing their sixth consecutive victory in the Italian Lega A Basket. The win propels Reggio Emilia into a tie for sixth place in the standings with a 22-point total, level with Trieste.

The match, played at the PalaLeonessa Arena in Brescia, saw Reggio Emilia showcase a high-level of basketball, demonstrating both quality and resilience to overcome what is widely considered one of the most challenging venues in the league. Both teams engaged in a competitive contest throughout the 40 minutes, but Reggio Emilia ultimately proved too strong.

Reggio Emilia’s Offensive Firepower

Reggio Emilia’s success was built on a balanced offensive attack, with six players scoring in double figures. This depth proved crucial in neutralizing the threats posed by Brescia’s key players, including Jalen Bilan, who finished with 26 points, and Amedeo Della Valle, a former Reggio Emilia player, who contributed 21 points.

Leading the charge for Reggio Emilia was Barford, who tallied 17 points. Caupain delivered an all-around performance with 13 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 assists, while Thor proved effective from beyond the arc. The contributions of the team’s centers, along with the defensive efforts of Uglietti and Rossato, were similarly instrumental in securing the victory. Rossato, in particular, was impactful, adding 15 crucial points, converting 3 of his 5 three-point attempts.

Injury Concerns for Reggio Emilia

Despite the positive result, Reggio Emilia suffered a potential setback with an injury to Brown late in the game. He left the court assisted by teammates, and the extent of his knee injury remains unknown. Further evaluation will be needed in the coming days to determine the severity of the issue. This is a developing situation that could impact Reggio Emilia’s lineup in future games.

Game Details and Statistics

The game was closely contested throughout, with both teams trading leads. The final score of 101-91 reflects Reggio Emilia’s ability to maintain their composure and execute effectively in the closing stages. Here’s a breakdown of the key statistics:

  • GERMANI BRESCIA: Bilan 26, Massinburg 7, Della Valle 21, Burnell 11, Ivanovic 12
  • UNA HOTELS REGGIO EMILIA: Barford 17, Thor 13, Rossato 15, Caupain 11, Williams 11, Echenique 10

Reggio Emilia shot efficiently from both two-point (23/45) and three-point range (13/25), while also demonstrating a strong rebounding presence with 37 total rebounds, 17 of which were offensive. They also recorded 19 assists and 7 steals, showcasing their team-oriented play.

Looking Ahead: A Tough Road Test Against Milano

Reggio Emilia will face another challenging road game next Sunday, March 29, 2026, against Olimpia Milano. The game will be played in Lombardy, adding to the difficulty of the task. This Easter Sunday matchup will be a significant test for Reggio Emilia as they appear to continue their winning streak and solidify their position in the league standings. The game is scheduled for 5:00 PM UTC.

This upcoming contest against Milano, one of the top teams in the league, will require another strong performance from Reggio Emilia. Their ability to maintain their offensive balance and defensive intensity will be crucial to their success. The team will need to overcome the challenge of playing on the road against a formidable opponent.

Box Score Summary

GERMANI BRESCIA 91

UNA HOTELS REGGIO EMILIA 101

GERMANI BRESCIA: Bilan 26, Ferrero ne, Massinburg 7, Doneda ne, Santinon ne, Della Valle 21, Ndour 7, Burnell 11, Ivanovic 12, Mobio, Rivers, Cournooh 2. Allenatore: Cotelli

UNA HOTELS REGGIO EMILIA: Barford 17, Brown 5, Thor 13, Rossato 15, Woldetensae 7, Mainini ne, Caupain 11, Williams 11, Uglietti 4, Severini 6, Echenique 10, Vitali ne. Allenatore: Priftis

ARBITRI: Grigioni, Borgioni, Dionisi

NOTE: parziali 21 – 23, 50 – 51, 72 – 77.

Falli tecnici Ndour e Cotelli. Tiri da 2 punti Brescia 22/37, Reggio Emilia 23/45; tiri da 3 punti Brescia 8/25, Reggio Emilia 13/25; tiri liberi Brescia 18/22, Reggio Emilia 14/18; rimbalzi Brescia 29 (11 offensivi), Reggio Emilia 37 (17 offensivi); assist Brescia 17, Reggio Emilia 19; palle recuperate Brescia 5, Reggio Emilia 7; palle perse Brescia 8, Reggio Emilia 7.

The team’s recent success, coupled with their upcoming schedule, presents both opportunities and challenges. Fans can stay updated on the latest news and developments by following the official Lega A Basket website and the team’s social media channels.

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