From the jump, the local team was seen to be very focused, pressing on defense and inspired on offense, everything that was lacking in the previous game against Getafe. The two teams presented a very young squad, with the majority of players under the age of 20, which helped keep the pace of the game from slowing down during the 40 minutes.

The first quarter, which ended with a 25-15 advantage for Tecmoon, began with an exchange of baskets by the two teams. For every fast break from Torrejón, the SBA responded with baskets within the paint, and it was not until the middle of the quarter that Jorge Herraizs scoring festival began (8 triples at the end of the game), which became a real nightmare for the visitors , who could not stop the inspired number 2.

In the second quarter, the SBA increased its intensity, trying to stop Tecmoons offensive barrage, and although it did so for a few minutes, in which the local advantage did not exceed 10 points, Roberto Donaire joined the scoring festival (24 points and 18 rebounds) and Victor Alonso (24 points), which caused that in the middle of the game, the result already showed a clear 47-31 local advantage.

The continuous rotations of the two teams throughout the game helped to make the game never boring, not at all. The third quarter continued with the same trend as the previous two, quick play in transition for Tecmoon, which continued to have the keys to winning the game in the success of the outside shot and a good defense, not allowing the SBA to exceed 17 points in no room.

The visitors changed their defense several times, and seemed somewhat more successful in attack during the last two quarters, but the difference in the score did not stop increasing, until reaching the final 38 points. Matías Vrablel (16 points) and Bodin Saranovic stood out for the Alcorcón squad with 13. For Torrejón, the “magical” trio formed by Jorge, Victor and Rober added 74 points, which were joined by Ávila with 13.

Data sheet:

Tec Moon Torrejón: Jorge Herráiz (26), Ignacio Ansaldo (2), Malique Lewis (2), Juanma Palau (0), Juan Berenguer (0), Roberto Donaire (24), Eduardo Martinez (6), Mario Pérez (0 ), Cheik Dio (2), Victor Alonso (24), Alejandro Avila (13), Vito Zaccaria (3)

Spanish Basketball Academy: Pérez (0), Saranovic (13), Samec (5), Teinovic (0), Cousens (0), Barahona (5), Vrabel (16), Adrian (3), Jones (5), Manneh (6), Traore (6), Slivackis (3)

Photo: Ricardo Pérez

Recap: Ricardo Pérez and Gonzalo Rodríguez