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Saturday morning hosted the only National League game of the day. In Bombonerita, Boca knew how to find solutions to beat Obras at home, by 86 to 72. With this result, the Xeneizes reached a record of 14-7 leaving them in fifth place. The striker, for his part, fell to eighth place, with a record of 11-9.
The first half was very high scoring in the first few minutes, with the defenses failing to take advantage of their actions. Obras opted for quick shots, especially from the perimeter. This dynamic worked until the owners of the house adjusted the brand a bit in that area. Once the first line was settled, Boca took the opportunity to run and get a maximum of 16. The dynamic was maintained, but in the last ten Obras made a reaction by taking advantage of a Xeneize that reduced its effectiveness and intensity. Diego Vadell’s team had a great last quarter, but time was short for the advantage of the home team, who ended up celebrating with their crowd, winning again at La Bombonerita.
The figures:
For the home team, José Vildoza finished as the top scorer, completing his scoresheet with 19 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists. He was followed by Wayne Langston, who had 16 points (6/8 on field goals). Sebastián Vega completed the most important offensive trident, with 11 goals. In Works, the best came from the hand of Andre Spight, with 23 points.
Source: Tycsports
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