There is always a first time – DiarioSports – San Francisco

In the city of Sunchales, this Saturday morning San Isidro beat Libertad 89 to 87, getting the first win at the Hogar de los Tigres.

With a high scoring first half, San Isidro felt comfortable in attack. It was fluid and with distributed scoring although the defense provided facilities so it was impossible for him to achieve a considerable distance due to what was proposed in offense.

Things had gotten complicated in the third quarter. The locals were able to reduce the deficit and also go ahead by 3 points, but the Halcones took flight again in the closing with a couple of runs and a triple by Montero at the buzzer to go into the last quarter up 6, 70 to 64.

Liberty did not give up. With Wall as the main scoring path, he returned to dominate the scoreboard. With 3:24 to go, it was 83 to 80 up.

Beltramo asked for a minute to reorder his team. From being 5 down, the red in the blink of an eye celebrated a Vittar bomb at 39 seconds to be 88 to 87 winning.

A free kick from Stucky less than 5 seconds established the 89 to 87. Alonso from midfield tried the heroic but the celebration was Santo.

Now the Halcones Rojos will face the last tour of the Regular Phase by traveling to Mendoza and San Juan. On Wednesday he will visit Rivadavia and on Friday Jáchal. Subsequently, the second instance of the League will close with three home games (Barrio Parque, Villa San Martín and Independiente de Oliva).

Synthesis:

Freedom of Sunchales 87: Bernardo Barrera Farachio 4, Manuel Alonso 8, Julian Eydallin 10, Nicolás Giménez 10, Nicolás Quiroga 4, Mateo Pérez 2, Franco Lombardi 6, Enzo Rupcic 17, Juan Pablo Wall 26. DT: Sebastián Porta.

San Isidro 89: Santiago Bruno 2, Santiago Assum 14, Milton Vittar 5, José Montero 14, Juan Cruz Oberto 10, Emilio Stucky 15, Jerónimo Suñé 9, Gonzalo Romero 15, Ignacio Cuesta 0, Federico Zezular 0, Jeremías Diotto 5. DT: Daniel Beltramo.

Partials: Libertad 19 / San Isidro 25 – 41/46 – 64/70 and 87/89

Referees: Alejandro Costa, Danilo Molina and Valentin Soldano.

Commissioner: Marcelo Patriglia.

Stadium: “Home of the Tigers”