Key win for Biguá against Ferro; Florida and Galicia also celebrated

Visiting triumph of the bigualas against Ferro, vital for the classification positions of the South. In Metro 2, the unbeaten Union Florida won in Wilde and Centro Galicia did the same in Quilmes.

The Thursday of the Women’s Federal League showed a couple of important news as balance. The highlight of the date was the victory of Biguá, who beat Ferro as a visitor at the Mariano Riquelme de Madryn and added a key victory and against a direct rival for qualification for the next phase, regardless of the fact that there are still a few days left more before the end of this first stage in the South Region. On the other hand, and in Metropolitan Zone 2, Unión Florida ratified their unbeaten record with a new victory, this time in Wilde, while Centro Galicia also won away from home by beating Moreno in Quilmes.

Iron 65 – Biguá 75: The great duel of two of the teams from the South that are fighting to get into the next phase of the Federal League was left in the hands of the visit. And it is that Biguá (record 5-3) pulled off a great match during his time in Madryn and billed Ferro at home (record 4-3). Huge victory for the cast commanded by Rubén Jaime, who in turn end up being key to direct rivals such as the Pacific leader and the Federation. The bigualas had Ailín Astorga as their great beacon and figure under the hoops (18 points, 11 rebounds and 5 assists, with a PIR of 31), without forgetting the work of Victoria Lara (12 points and 10 rebounds), Martina Torres ( 18 points) and Chabela García (16 units, 5 rebounds and 3 assists). In Federico Scarpaci’s railways, who missed a unique chance to win at home and get even closer to the qualifying positions, the extraordinary display of Vale Fernández was not enough (23 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists and 6 steals, with 36 PIR), in the same way that Ivana González (13 points and 6 rebounds), Sofi Paoli (15 rebounds) and Eliana Antoniuk (7 units) did.

Wild 57 – Florida 69: As a visitor to the Prado Scotto, Union Florida (8-0 record) ratified once again their moment of excellence and celebrated their visit to Wilde (1-8 record). Those led by Nicolás Grosso, already qualified for the second phase of the tournament, had a great first quarter and relied on that production to make clear differences, regardless of the good closing of the premises that served to smooth out differences in the final score. Carla Miculka was once again the great figure of the cast from Vicente López after putting up a brilliant job (20 points, 15 rebounds and 5 assists, with a PIR of 34), on a night where she was accompanied by the contributions of Julieta Sienra ( 13 points plus 8 rebounds) and Giuliana Baccarelli (10 units). In Wilde, the best thing that happened to the team was in the great match made by Mica González (24 points with 4/7 triples plus 10 rebounds), accompanied by Candela Piedras (6 units plus 11 rebounds) and Sole González (7 points and 7 crystals). ).

Moreno 54 – Galicia 67: Supported by a good last quarter where they made clear differences and broke up the game, Centro Galicia (3-5 record) returned to the triumphant path against Moreno (1-8 record) as a visitor in Quimes and took a new positive step in La Liga Federal. Those led by Juan Pablo Boadaz were able to rely on the work of Sofía Zapotoczny, who emerged as the top performer (12 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists), Natalia Teodori (13 points), Nati Tondi (11 units), Candela Smania (9 goals) and Brenda Bangert (7 points plus 6 boards), in what was her third celebration in the tournament. For their part, Agustín Pizarro’s locals added their third fall in a row with this, without being able to match the good performances of Berenice López (15 points) and Jacqueline López (8 points).

Thursday June 9

Southern region
Patagonian Railway 65 – El Biguá 75

Metropolitan Region 2
Wilde SC 57 – Florida Union 69
CSDC Moreno 54 – Galicia Center 67

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