Friends of claw and ambition overcome Galitos and write down first victory

The men's team at the CAB made a trip to Galitos' always difficult terrain. The Barreiro area team is always a difficult host and promised not to make life easy for the CAB, still searching for its first victory in the Men's League. The game began best for the Madeiran team, which won the first period by the result of 17-28. To the superiority of the Friends contributed the defensive provision of the men guided by João Paulo Silva, who managed to limit the offensive performance of the opponent and allowed the CAB a number of well carried out attacks. At this stage of the meeting, the most prominent players for the formation of the Friends were Jorge Coelho and José Correia, who were being closely monitored by American Sampson Carter. In the second period, the CAB was again superior, winning by 20-29. This situation allowed Friends to reach the interval with a respectable 20-point superiority in the amrcador, which marked 37-57 in favor of the CAB. The numbers mirrored well the CAB’s commitment, which was applying in depth to the tasks indicated by the technicians, but also a less achieved performance of the home players, who seemed not to be getting along with the way to the basket and the pressure to which they were being subjected by the defense of the Madeirans. In the third period, the history of the game changed, with the formation of the house taking on greater role and the reins of the game. The formation of the CAB, which was playing its game plan so well, allowed itself to be involved in a very strong offensive wave on the part of the house, in which Miguel Meiva, Ekey Viana and American Brian Clark played the greatest role. Essentially thanks to the performance of these three athletes, and also the less defensive performance of the visitors, Galitos made a 20-0 partial and tied the game when only three minutes left to play in the third half. The CAB tried to react and reached the end of the third half ahead by 61-66. In the fourth and final period, the CAB entered with enormous claw and motivation to feel the sasbor of its first victory, especially in a land that is traditionally very complicated for all teams. The 'giant' Jorge Coelho (MVP of the encounter with 40.5 valuation points) put the CAB team on its back and, played after play, was the mirror of some Friends who refused to be defeated. Young Zé Correia, increasingly a reference of the CAB, accompanied him, and, with his defensive and dangerous delivery outside, echoed the Madeiran force. Until the end, it was an intense nail-drilling, with the teams denoting great balance and intent to get over the meeting. However, when the horn rang, the CAB was a fair winner, winning the match by 97-88. The Friends demonstrated an enormous capacity for suffering, and above all, a great competitive capacity, because even after suffering 20 consecutive points, they managed to return to the domain of the game and were not intimidated by the enormous pressure of playing in the house of a difficult opponent. In addition, the team gave very strong signs of being in an upward growth curve, from which will certainly emerge even more positive results. Congratulations on 'Juca', Carlos and the entire men's team for winning the first win. In the certainty that more victories will follow, the CAB Official Site expresses to the entire squad the most sincere congratulations. Go on, boys! In individual terms: Aaron Jordan (19), Jose Correia (16), Stefan Djukic (2), Jovoni Shuler (11), Jorge Coelho (36), Sampson Carter (13).