NotiCel offers the agenda of the most important sports activities for this weekend from November 11 to 13.
George Conditt, center of the quintet of Puerto Rico. The Puerto Rican team receives Colombia on Friday and Uruguay on Monday at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum.
Photo: Twitter / @FBPUR
Sports action this weekend features the fifth window of FIBA basketball at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum, winter ball action, as well as the NBA, the Men’s Superior Volleyball League (LSVM), the Women’s National Superior Basketball (BSNF ) and the NFL, among other sporting events.
NotiCel offers you here part of what will be happening on the courts and stadiums of our country, as well as other sports activities outside the island of great interest to Puerto Rican fans.
FIBA BASKETBALL
Fifth qualifying window for the 2023 World Cup at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum.
Friday November 11
8:00 pm | Colombia vs. Puerto Rico (Wapa Sports)
ROBERTO CLEMENTE PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
Friday November 11
7:10 pm | Ponce in Caguas
7:10 pm | Carolina in Mayaguez
7:10 pm | Santurce in RA12
Saturday November 12
4:10pm | Mayagüez in RA12 (double game)
7:10 pm | Santurce in Ponce
7:10 pm | Caguas in Carolina (Wapa Sports)
Sunday November 13
3:10 pm | Carolina in Santurce (double play)
4:10 pm | Ponce in Mayaguez
4:10pm | RA12 in Caguas
RA12 play their home games at Hiram Bithorn Stadium
Brian Navarreto, catcher for the Carolina Giants.
Photo: Supplied / LBPRC
WOMEN’S SENIOR BASEBALL
Sunday November 13
10:00 a.m. | All-Star game in the Gregoria Tejada park in the Domingo Ruiz neighborhood of Arecibo.
Angelis Rivera, pitcher for Las Piedras Artisans.
Photo:
NFL
Sunday November 13
Sunday Night Football
9:15 pm | San Diego Chargers at San Francisco 49ers (NBC)
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel (R) is greeted by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo (L) in a file photo.
Photo: EFE
SENIOR MEN’S VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
Friday November 11
8:00 pm | Yauco in Mayaguez
Saturday November 12
8:00 pm | San Sebastian in Carolina
8:00 pm | Corozal in Naranjito
Sunday November 13
5:00 pm | Corozal in Guaynabo
6:00 pm | San Sebastian in Naranjito
Yauco players celebrate a recent victory.
Photo: Supplied / FPV
NBA
Friday November 11
8:00 pm | Denver and Boston (NBA TV)
10:30 p.m. | Minnesota at Memphis (ESPN)
11:00 PM | Cleveland at Golden State
Saturday November 12
9:30 pm | Houston at New Orleans (NBA TV)
Sunday November 13
8:30 pm | Utah vs. Philadelphia (Wapa Sports)
10:30 pm | Brooklyn vs LA Lakers (NBA TV)
LeBron James and the Lakers host the Nets on Sunday.
Photo: EFE
FEMALE NATIONAL SUPERIOR BASKETBALL
Friday November 11
8:00 pm | Morovis en Carolina
8:00 pm | Lares in Moca
Sunday November 13
6:00 pm | Morovis in Lares
Katherine Tudor of the Morovis Mountaineers.
Photo: Supplied/BSNF
PAN AMERICAN WOMEN’S SOFTBALL
– Puerto Rico opens the tournament held in Guatemala, on Saturday, November 12 at 11:00 am against Brazil. Then at 1:45 pm they face Venezuela. The team’s next matches will be Argentina, the United States, El Salvador and Costa Rica, between November 13 and 16.
Image of the Puerto Rico team.
Photo: Supplied
AQUATIC POLO
Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 November
– The action of the federative water polo league returns this weekend to the pool of the Cosme Beitía sports complex of the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras campus. The finals will be on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 November. There will be games from 8:30 am.
archery
Sunday November 13
9:00 a.m. | Beginners League of the Puerto Rico Archery Federation. About 130 archers are expected to compete at distances from 5 meters to 70 meters. In the federal estate in the Germán Rieckehoff Olympic Hostel in Salinas.
The Archery Federation is chaired by world medalist Jean Pizarro.
Photo: Supplied
KARATE
Saturday November 12
Several karate-do prospects will be active from noon at the AJKL Open Championship to be held in the city of Miami, Florida. The representation is made up of Ricardo Rivera in 55 kilograms of weight, category U’14; Arturo Montañez in 52 kg, cadet; Diego Valderrama in 60 kg, Su-21; Bryan Meléndez in 45 kg, juvenile category, Destiny Vergara in +68 kg and Ángel Meléndez in kata, cadet category.
The karate fighters are part of the Puerto Rican Karate Federation and the Puerto Rico Tiger Dojo.
Ricardo Rivera is one of the Puerto Rican representatives at the Miami event.
Photo: Supplied
*If you are interested in having your activity considered for inclusion in our calendar, please send the information in advance to [email protected].
*Activities are subject to change.
