The Bidaideak Bilbao takes a run and reaches the co-leadership

The Basque team, with great defense and a lethal attack, beat Iberconsa Amfiv 93-51 and equaled Mideba Extremadura in the standings.

Jesús Ortiz / dxtadaptado.com

This Bidaideak Bilbao is very serious. He wants his first Chair Basketball Honor Division League and, for now, every day he has reason to believe in the title. With a great collective game, a devastating attack and outlining one of their best defensive works this season, the Basques knocked down a blurred Iberconsa Amfiv (93-51) to the rhythm of Asier García and with Jhon Hernández, Luis Jasso, Manu Lorenzo and Jordi Ruiz as executors. Fifth consecutive victory, the sixth of the course that allows them to reach the co-leadership of the classification after the puncture of Mideba Extremadura against Gran Canaria.

The crash started very even, with both exchanging blows. The people of Bilbao, with Asier García leading the orchestra and Jordi Ruiz and Jhon Hernández as offensive stilettos, while in the Galicians Agustín Alejos moved his own, escorted by Iván Gómez, Julio Vilas and Lewis Edwards. The visitors seemed to be familiar with one of the most fit teams in the championship. But that resistance lasted eight minutes (13-12). From there he got stuck and drowned in the tight and rocky Basque defense, committing numerous turnovers that condemned them. Bidaideak put speed into the game with electric plays and paint balls that ended in easy baskets. David Mouriz, Manu Lorenzo, Ruiz and, above all, Hernández, left the email at 26-14.

The mobility of the Colombian player continued to hurt Iberconsa in the restart. Four points from him and two more from Asier prevented the Galicians from regaining ground (32-14). The defense of those of Adrián Yáñez continued to function against an increasingly subdued Amfiv, with little from his shooter Alejos, who only signed a triple and a free kick in the entire second quarter. As soon as he stepped on the accelerator, Bilbao shot up on the scoreboard. Asier directed with mastery and had gifts for everyone (21 assists). At his side, Jhon Hernández, Manu Lorenzo, Txema Avendaño and Luis Eduardo Jasso hammered the ring from Vigo. The Mexican pivot and the young Lorenzo imposed their dominance in the paint to sentence before the break (52-24).

Not even going through the changing rooms was good for Iberconsa to clarify ideas and go out with other airs. Those of César Iglesias were still entangled, accumulating inaccuracies and without finding ways to narrow distances. It took him more than five minutes to score again. Before, Bilbao, who did not lower the intensity, had endorsed a partial of 9-0 (61-24) with five points from Mouriz and the first ones from Xabi Iragorri. Despite the fact that the locals lowered their offensive bar, between Jordi Ruiz and Hernández they increased the rent in the absence of ten minutes (69-34).

For Bidaideak there was no relaxation and despite their comfortable advantage they maintained a high pace. Like an accordion, it stretched and hit when it had a running track and shrunk to close spaces when it was necessary to defend. Iberconsa timidly improved on the offensive plot with the contribution of Alejos, Alessandrini and Edwards, but once again demonstrated its defensive deficiencies and Bilbao took advantage of it to fatten their locker (93-51). Up to four of his players reached double digits in scoring: Hernández (26), Jasso (16), Ruiz (14) and Lorenzo (13). Fifth win to blow Mideba in the neck. For its part, Amfiv will seek its second victory of the course this Sunday in Vitoria against the Vital Zuzenak Foundation.

TECHNICAL DATA OF THE MATCH:

BSR Travel Bilbao (93): Manu Lorenzo (13), Jordi Ruiz (14), Asier García (9), David Mouriz (8), Jhon Hernández (26), Luis Eduardo Jasso (16), Txema Avendaño (5), Xabier Iragorri (2), Patxi Suárez, Jannik Blair and Álex Mendiluce.

Iberconsa Amfiv (51): Julio Vilas (5), Franco Alessandrini (6), Agustín Alejos (18), Iván Gómez (8), Lewis Edwards (9), Shelley Cronau and Sam Mack (5).

Partial: 26-14, 26-10, 17-10 and 24-17

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