Venados Basketball signs a victory and ties the series against Ángeles de Mexico City

Mazatlán.- Venados Basketball proved its worth and put out the good streak of the Mexico City Angels, by beating them 99-90 and tying the series at the Juan de la Barrera gym.

Actions

Venados Basketball took advantage of an excellent start from Alonzo Stafford who doubled the Los Angeles defense to establish the lead at the beginning of the first periodthe same thing they would lose at the end of it.
The North American, true to his custom, managed to penetrate the Angeles defense and was able to get several rebounds.

Daquan Bracey responded for the home team and scored several points to turn it around, along with the contribution of Johnny Hughes, In the end the score was 27-24 in favor of the local team.
For the second quarter, Terrence Thompson and Douglas Herring came out inspired to give Venados the advantage.

Jeff Ledbetter contributed several rebounds, in addition to Alfonzo Stafford was fine in his attempts so that Venados managed to come out with the best part with the partial in their favor 22-14 and the score moved 46-41 in favor of the visitors.

For the third quarter, Douglas Herring and Ruan Miranda made the Buenos Aires offensive strong who stayed ahead on the scoreboard.

Jeff Ledbetter also continued to contribute points and rebounds, the quarter ended 33-24 in favor of Venados with a score of 79-65.
For the last quarter, Ángeles did the job, but could not get enough points to end with the advantage, Venados' defense was good and made the locals miss.

About the end

In Mazatlán, the offense did not stop generating and the advantage did not reduce, the quarter ended 25-20 in favor of Ángeles, but it was not enough to come back.
The best scorers were, Alonzo Stafford with 28 and Douglas Herring with 15.
For Angeles, Daquan Bracey with 32 and Johnny Hughes with 13.

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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