Venados takes a suffered victory against Los Ángeles to tie the series

Mazatlán.- Venados Basketball came out with a victory at home that is worth ground gold, by beating the Angeles from Mexico City by 100-95, in the fourth game of the series, which was tied at two wins per side, in the quarterfinals of the Cibacopa.

Actions

Mazatlán started winning by a short difference in the first quarter, the locals were boosted by the encouragement of their fans who gave a good entrance at the Lobodome.

Point guard Kenny Dawkins excelled with the offense, in addition to Robert Whitfield who once again threatened with his artillery from three-point shots.

In the end the The score was 27-24 in favor of Mazatlán.
The duel took a slow pace, with many pauses in addition to timeouts, also a pause due to the intervention of a fan.

Vander Blue led the visitors to overcome the scorein the second quarter

In the second quarter the duel continued with the same inertia, the two teams looked for the basket on several occasions, although they sought to impose physicality on defense, William Yoakum was also important for the reaction
To win the set 23-14 and go to halftime winning 42-38.

Already in the third quarter, the game suffered a pause of several minutes, after disturbances in the stands with some fans.
Deer could do things better and get closer and They even ended up tying the score to go to halftime with the score tied at 67 points.

The partial was Venados 29-25, with a Jeff Ledbetter who began to get inspired and find the opponent’s basket to become dangerous.

Definition

Already in the fourth quarter, the duel continued with great dynamics, although the two quintets adjusted their defense well seeking to close offensive opportunities.

Terrence Thompson was also essential along with Alonzo Staford and his spectacular baskets, with which Venados headed to success. True to form, Ledbetter scored three-pointers at the right time to seal Venados’ lead with less than a minute left.

Four years working for the El Debate publishing house in Mazatlán, Sinaloa. With experience in covering various sporting events, including professional soccer from Liga MX, Cibacopa and Mexican Pacific League. Constantly following the actions of Mazatlán FC and Venados de Mazatlán. I cover the events of the city’s clubs, and I also report instantly with live broadcasts of the most notable events of both teams, as well as events that are of general interest. My journey through the media began in 2017, within the Qué Pasa portal in Mazatlán, where I was in charge of the sports section, with different participations in programs via streaming and newscasts for social networks and radio. I am passionate about soccer, in addition to closely following other sports, such as basketball, baseball, boxing and wrestling.

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