He Barça Juniorfor the second consecutive spring, the champion trophy raised in Huelvaadding his third title in the last five years. The victim, once again, was the Real Madrid (70-64)condemned to silver for the third year in those same five, a persistent shadow at the Blaugrana party. The Sports Palace Carolina Marín He witnessed a rough, physical final, where the board and the muscle issued a sentence, confirming that the Catalans have taken the measure to their eternal rival in this category.
It was not a final for lovers of exorbitant figures, but a defensive score performed with tension to the latest notes. Barça y Real Madridundisputed colossi of the tournament that swept their previous rivals with authority, were cited in a final that, although scarce in annotation, gave details of the immense quality that both quarries bind. The balance was the norm, a constant pulse where each basket was sold face and each possession seemed to weigh a ton, maintaining uncertainty until the clock began to drown the white hope.
The balance began to bow in the third act. He Barça He found the key through Mathieu’s connection Grujicic y kaspar Pluvinetwhose incursions made a dent in the until then solid Madrid defense. However, the coup d’etat was the youngest pearl of the Culé nursery, Mohamed Dabone. In the last quarter, when the Real Madrid He proudly tightened looking for a comeback that touched with his fingers, the imposing figure of Dabone He emerged to ensure decisive baskets and sentence the championship under the Huelva Canicle.
Beyond the duopoly in the final, the tournament offered talent flashes and the occasional surprise, such as the meritorious classification for the eighth of the modest vitality the sea BC Badajoz. After a quarterfinals vibrant, the semifinals drawn a classic scenario of Spanish formative basketball: two fratricidal duels, Catalonia contra Madrid. Barça surpassed Youth of Badalona and the Real Madrid He did the same with the Movistar studentsconfirming a luxury poster that left proper names shining in other squads, such as Sangare, Platteeuw, Fischer or Naspler.
At the close of the championship, the classification reflected the hierarchy seen on the track, with Joventut and students escorting the finalists. Although the title was collective, the individual spotlights illuminated Ian Flataat (Joventut), chosen MVP of the tournament and maximum rebounder, demonstrating its impact. The championship cannon was Mohamed Sangare (Cajasiete Canarias) and the best pin’s baton was for Daniel González. However, the recognition of the most decisive player of the Grand Final fell deservedly in Mathieu GrujicicKey in Barça takeoff towards a new title.
CLASSIFICATION
1 BARÇA
2 REAL MADRID
3 Badalona Youth
4 Movistar Students
5 Baskonia
6 Cajasiete Canarias
7 Gran Canaria
8 OCCIDENT BASKET MANRESA
Best Player of the Championship: Ian Flataat (Joventut Badalona)
Maximum scorer: Mohamed Sangare (Cajasiete Canarias)
Best pin: Daniel GONZALEZ
Maximum rebounder: Ian Flataat (Joventut Badalona)
Best Final Player: Mathieu GRUIJICIC (BARÇA)
