Pioneros falls in the first of the series against Astros

Zapopan Jalisco. Astros de Jalisco beat the Pioneros de Los Mochis 107-95, In the first of the quarterfinal series, within the Cibacopa, the duel was held at the Astros Arena.

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Astros were completely superior in the first quarter. Michael Joseph Bryson led the offense and was able to score several baskets for the localsalways being an alternative to receive the ball in his guard position.

Mikhael Alexander Mckinney also stood out in the offensive start of the current two-time champions of the circuit, the Guadalajara point guard was very accurate with his assists and in front of the basket, which gave the Astros a comfortable lead by finishing the first period with a 25-15 lead.

Pioneros was able to respond in the second quarter, at times they reduced the deficit but in the end Astros was more accurate to continue winning with a 48-41 advantage until halftime.

The duel became one of many struggles and especially speed in the transitions, Jalisco gave Moisés Andriassi the opportunity, in addition to Lance Thomas who scored several points.

Qiydar Akil Davis was the most outstanding man for the Ahomenses, scoring 13 points before the break, Raphiael Rashad Putney scored 11, In order to prevent the Astros from taking off, the set went to Los Mochis 26-23.

Already in the second half, the rhythm of the game full of dynamics was maintained, the two teams found the rim with defenses and also moving on the perimeter, at the end of the quarter It was in favor of the Pioneers by 3-130, to shorten the difference against them to 78-72.

In the final quarter, the locals dominated the court to take the lead 29-23 and close the score with a 107-95 lead.

Qiyan Akil Davis with 22 points and Rashad Putney also 22 shined for Pioneros. By Astros, Jordan Loveridge with 21 and Lance Thomas with 17 were the most valuable in sealing success.

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