Jujuy Básquet trip. Last night they lost on their visit to Club Montmartre 82 to 72 in a match held at the “El Nido” stadium in the framework of the third presentation of the Argentine League.
The partials were, first the local: 17-8, 41-26, 63-45 and 82-72.
From the start, everything was even, several minutes passed and the score did not move away, with a lot of failure in the painted area on the part of both teams, however it was enough for Montmartre to double Jujuy’s points 17-8 and go to short break with a good goal difference.
At the beginning of the second quarter, the development was more balanced, even with the Jujeños commanding the score of the quarter, but quickly the Catamarcanians with speed counterattacks and penetrations to the rim made the difference in their favor to go ahead at halftime by 15 points, 41- 26.
At the beginning of the third quarter, parity in the game was maintained, Jujuy Básquet tried to reduce the lead that the local team had, but the Catamarcanians quickly returned to scoring. Daverio moved the bench and at times found answers, something positive. But Montmartre closed the quarter 63-45.
The last partial was for the “heart attack.” Jujuy Básquet began to score, the hoop closed for the locals and the scoring advantage began to diminish, the 18 points above the “crow” quickly faded until they reached just two, 74-72, one minute from the end.
The team once again brought out its character, however Montmartre had two fundamental steals of the ball when it seemed like the night was coming and once again got within six of the difference to end up celebrating 82-72.
The scorer of the match, and the most outstanding with the highest rating, was Agustín Suárez, who with his efficiency in free practice (6/6) at the end achieved decisive points for Montmartre. Juan Herrera from Catamarca once again had a great night, achieving seven assists, six rebounds, a rebound and seven points, five of which came in the final minutes with a three-pointer and a layup.
On the side of those led by Fabián Daverio, Joaquín Sánchez stood out, who was the scorer with 17 points, and the one with the highest total rating with 16, since he also had 5 rebounds and an assist. Octavio Sarmiento and Sahir Abdala followed in scoring with 13 points.
