Belgrano was not far behind and responded with defensive adjustments, blocking his rival’s path to goal. In attack, the patriot loaded the painted area with three internal players on the court in front of a perimeter formation in Mitre. Tadeo González closed the period with a bomb in favor of the visit by 27 to 18. At the long break Belgrano went up 51 to 46.
Upon returning from the locker room, both teams placed special emphasis on the score, with Miter being the one who managed to lower the score of his rival to win the set by 22 to 19, shortening the deficit on the scoreboard to 68-70.
In the last quarter we saw the best offensive version of both. Less than 5 minutes later the game was tied and José Muruaga was the key to the local victory. “Pepe” took the reins of the green offensive, both in scoring and in the conduct of the game, supported by the collective and defensive work of his team. With the captain as the flag, Miter won the quarter 34 to 28 and took the victory 102 to 98.
Talleres won in Tartagal and was the only leader
Tafí Viejo’s team did not suffer to be able to win against Centro Español by 102-78 and thus continue looking down on everyone in their area. Cristian Soria (from the winner) was the scorer of the game with 25 points.
San Martín won in Salta and remains expectant
The “Saint” complied with the logic and beat the last player in the area on his court. It was a 96-83 victory for Francis Ruiz’s team against Gimnasia y Tiro de Salta. The top scorer was Gastón Abud (from the home team) leaving a score of 36 points. The standout for the Tucumán team was Luca Cocimano with 22 points. On the last day, third place will be played against Jujuy basketball as a visitor.
Positions table
1) Tafí Viejo Workshops 23
2) Belgrano CyD 22
3) Jujuy Básquet 22
4) San Martin 22
5) Miter 20 Association
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