Frayles do not give one and suffer another sweep in Cibacopa

GUASAVE, SINALOA.- Angeles from Mexico City knew how to come from behind and dealt Frayles de Guasave their fifth setback in a row, defeating them 119-112and in the process take the series clean from the Luis Estrada Medina gym within the Chevron Cibacopa League.
With this result, the locals left their record at 1-5 in wins and losses in this second round, while the people from the capital remained with a record of 3-3, after having a couple of wins and two setbacks on their tour of Sinaloa lands. .

The chronic
Angeles coach Gustavo Quintero, for the second of the series, repeated his quintet and came out with Will Yoakum, Vander Blue, Johnny Hughes, Nana Opoku and Daquan Bracey.
For his part, Lucas Zurita sent spark plug David Sloan, Ty Prince, Mario Kegler, Torren Jones and captain Michael Henry to the floor.

Led by Torren Jones and Laquan Butler, who came off the bench, they led the men in the cassock to take the first period with a score of 30-27.
Jones and Butler in that period scored 10 and eight points, respectively, while for the visitors Nana Opoku led them with eight points, and Will Yoakum and Daquan Bracey were hot on their heels, as both scored seven points each.

For the second period, despite seven points from Mario Kegler, the locals fell with a tight score of 27-26, but went to halftime with a partial lead of 56-54.
Here Torren Jones scored six points for the cassock team, while for the capitalians, Daquan Bracey led the attack with 11 points.

In the penultimate quarter, both squads put on a good offensive show, proof of this is that it ended 34-32 in favor of Gustavo Quintero's pupils.
Once again Michael Henry appeared with 11 points for those led by Lucas Zurita, while Mario Kegler did not want to be left behind, who scored another seven.
As for the Angels, Daquan Bracey led the attack with a total of 10 points and Vander Blue followed in his footsteps with nine more.
For the last 10 minutes of the challenge, Ángeles took over the court and came out ahead with scores of 31-24 and thus sealed the success with a score of 119-112, to take the series clean.

The figures
The Frayles offense this time was led by Torren Jones, who had a 30-point night, and Mario Kegler contributed 21 more.
Daquan Bracey and Dwayne Morgan stood out for the visitors, who scored 34 and 28 points, respectively.