Citymar that Victoria was not surprised by the CBP Vicar at home. The visitors knew that if they wanted to fight for the victory would have put a slow start in which the possessions were long, the slow pace and low markup, and that was the script to the break (31-23). With a good first part visitors were able to contain the offensive potential rival baskets in transition and avoid risking the defenses in the post which, combined with poor shooting percentage outside the premises could be seen an even game in which the vicars played on the last seconds each possession and defensive balance ran flawlessly. But after the break was allowed to see another game, taking advantage of their local staff began pressuring wider, encouraging faster in the game of the vicars and physical toll far greater than was reflected in lapses in concentration, allowing for the first time the party that ran the counter getting Citymar simple baskets opening gap on the scoreboard (56-35). That was the tone of the last quarter also 27-11 in the fourth quarter. Partial
: 18-13, 13-10, 25-12, 27-11
Citymar CUB 83: Headlines: 10 Zalvide, J (8), 17 Bileisis, P (February 14 Triples), 12 Jimenez, D ( February 18 Triples). 13 Jimenez, JA (5 1 Triple), 14 Cespedes, JP (9), also participated: 4 Hernández, MJ (4), 5 Pérez, AJ (11 1 Triple), 6 Mendez, B (7 1 Triple), 9 Hernández, A (3 1 Triple), 15 Lee, MA (4). CBP
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46: Headlines: 13 Fernandez, A (6 1 triple), 12 Tome, A (February 12 Triples), 5 Martin, JL (-), 16 Moreno, JA (4), 15 Carrasco, E (9). Also participating: 18 Linares, FM (3 1 Triple), 4 Molina, P (7 1 Triple), 9 Carrión, A (-) and 7 Rodriguez, F (3).
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