69-79: Perfumerias Avenida loses to Schio in a bid for a comeback.

Pafumerias Avenida de Salamanca Basketball Club lost to Italy’s Beretta Familla Schio this Wednesday (69-79) on the fourth day of the women’s Euroleague basketball team.

After trailing by 11 points at halftime and reversing the game at the end of the third quarter, the Perfumers again made a big splash, but in the final quarter, based on three-point shooting, the TransAlpine team widened the lead. , allowed the reversal. The victory came after a hard-fought match at the Wurzburg Pavilion.

Arica Carter and Mariela Fasula, who came off the bench, were the top scorers for the Salamanca team with both 14 points, followed by Illana Martín and Arella Guirantes, who both scored 9 points, and they played the leading role until their physical strength ran out. . Blue side defense.

After this match, Charo team will remain in second place in Group A and will await the match between Landes and DVTK this Thursday. Almost a month later, on November 20th, they will play the penultimate group day against the French team in Mont-de-Marsan. The league will welcome CB Islas Canarias in Wurzburg just two days later, before the national team is suspended.

technical sheet

Perfume store Avenida-Famila Schio, 69-79

69 – Perfumerias Avenida (22+13+15+19): Iyana Martín (9), Andrea Vilaro (-), Arella Guirantes (9), Laura Gil (4), Sica Cone (4) – Starting 5th place – Sylvia Dominguez (3), Masa Janković (7), Laura Cornelius (3), Arika Carter (14), Mariela Fasula (14), Mikia Herbert Harrigan (2).

79 – Schio Family (25+20+6+28): Constanza Verona (14), Kitiya Laksa (24), Jasmine Keyes (10), Janelle Saraun (16), Orbis Andre (6) – Starting 5- Martina Bestagno (-), Martina Crippa (-), Ilaria Panzera (2), Giorgia Sottana (-), Carlotta Zanardi (-), Dorca Cata (7)

Referees: Ozlem Yarman (TUR), Diogo Martins (POR), Josh Bower (RU).

Incident: The fourth day of the Group A women’s EuroLeague basketball game was played at the Wurzburg Pavilion in front of a crowd of approximately 2,200 people.