A weekend full of emotions, without extenuating circumstances. Our A categories in Cadet and Junior have lifted us from our seats, competing and being superior at times in their respective FBM Playoffs elimination games against Movistar Estudiantes.

And out of the usual order, we will begin by reviewing those performances:

Cadet A had a simply spectacular Playoffs bracket, defeating Movistar Estudiantes A. In consecutive games, first, the bell rang at Magariños, and it has sounded strongly. Triumph (46-66) without discussion that silenced the Calle Serrano squad. Featured in the highlights, Adama Traoré, a giant on the boards as usual, as well as with his accuracy near the rim.

The following day, the Cadets were superior from start to finish (89-80) against a fierce Estudiantes team, and we highlight the success from the perimeter of Diosdado Krohnert Moto, as well as the force of Daniel Ríos. Torrejón Basketball Academy advances and gets within shot of the Final Four in Madrid. The next opponent will be Zentro Basket.

Junior A competed and made us dream in their respective bracket against Movistar Estudiantes A. With the Cadets, there was a double blow at the Movistar Academy in Magariños and Junior was able to win (61-66) with a great performance from Malique Lewis, who played one of the best games of the season. Until that moment.

Later, a heart attack defeat at Javi Limones would put this 1-1, waiting for last Sunday game. After coming back from -13 in the last quarter, with important threes from Branko Coro and Lewis himself, leading by a partial 69-67, an offensive rebound and basket from the rival team would force the overtime. There we would fall (74-81) in a game that we had won. On Sunday, despite the heroics of Insa Kane and Malique Lewis with three-pointers from NBA range, (71-63) we were on the verge of advancing in the phase but fell in the decisive game.

Benjamines and Alevines rested this weekend.

The Preferred Infant did his homework (48-56) against Baloncesto Alcalá and remains at the top of the standings as the only undefeated squad, in this group of nine teams.

For Infantil A there was a bye weekend, as they await their duel on 05/23 against C.B Zona Press.

Panteras de Boadilla (43-44) could not defeat our brave Cadet Amarillo. Very tight victory for our boys based on the defense that continues to allow us to have mathematical options for the Playoffs.

Female Cadet beat Juventud Alcalá in a good way (71-40). Great game of the girls who scored 5 three-pointers and a great collective game. 4-1 is his record at the top of his group.

The 2006 Preferred Cadet won in his home game (57-33) against Majadahonda Blanco. A good first-year cadet victory that allows him to qualify for the Playoffs.

Smiles for Cadete Azul, who triumphed (71-35) with ease against C.B Villa de Leganés Grupo E.M Rojo. Unbeaten in this phase, with a 5-0 record.

Junior B won well against Revolution A (73-37) and they remain at the top of the table undefeated with a 5-0 record.

Meanwhile, the Preferred Junior also beats his rival, C.D Nile (56-65) on a visit. Others who have high marks since they also follow undefeated leaders.

The U-22 with its first defeat of the course, unfortunately, suffers the loss of its undefeated at the hands of Novum Energy French Lyceum at home (54-63). We are still in the lead.