A resounding victory for Spar Girona in Fontajau against Spar Gran Canaria in a match dominated from start to finish by the Girona team, who imposed rhythm, intensity and offensive accuracy to achieve a clear and seamless victory (103-66). Roberto \u00cd\u00f1iguez’s team made a difference from the first minutes, with a concerted and vertical game that gradually increased the advantage on the scoreboard until the duel was decided well before the final stretch. <\/p>\n\n
Great start to the match for Spar Girona with Chloe Bibby as the offensive reference thanks to the outside hit (17-8). With the island team’s timeout, the visitors entered the match thanks to the inside play and the hit from the personal line, although the Girona team’s choral and vertical play maintained the advantage (30-18). <\/p>\n\n
With the exchange of baskets on both sides, Coulibaly’s three-pointer led the visiting coach to stop the clash (39-27). That said, Spar Girona’s upward momentum has gone beyond the visitors, increasing the income thanks, in part, to the success of threes (58-33). <\/p>\n\n
Spar Girona maintained the offensive rhythm throughout the second half, highlighting Mariam’s success under the basket (15 points) and Roberto \u00cd\u00f1iguez’s vertical attacks (75-37). The timeout at the equator of the third quarter of Gran Canaria sought to recover sensations, improving the Canaries in the offensive rebound (74-41). Having said that, Spar Girona increased the scoring rhythm again, highlighting, in addition, the entry of Berta, to place +39 on the scoreboard (85-46). <\/p>\n\n
In the last quarter, Roberto \u00cd\u00f1iguez also gave Badosa minutes. In addition, in this last period, Ribas made his debut on the scoreboard (89-52). With Carter’s triple, the Girona team surpassed the 100-point barrier, finally prevailing over Fontajau by 103 to 66. <\/p>\n\n