First defeat for children's girls Paidos Dénia that fell on the track of Joan Fuster pavilion by 30 to 61 against EM Benissa.
They expected a complicated match and that was what the girls of the collegiate team had. At the start of the game they were good and that kept them in the game, since the differences in the scoreboard were minimal.
In the fifth period things got complicated in the absence of being able to make quick transitions. The beniseras dominated the rebound and this, together with the fact that no balls were stolen, prevented the students from speeding up the game.
In the absence of counterattack, the dianenses were forced to play a situation before a static defense. Positional attacks with fast movements of the ball, always looking for comfortable launch positions.
Clear visitor superiority
The beniseras maintained a good defensive level, bouncing very well under both rings. His defense knew how to work very well in the offensive movements of the premises, not allowing them to achieve easy baskets.
With the passing of the minutes the visitor advantage was getting great but the Paidos Dénia players never lowered their faces and kept fighting until the final whistle.
In short a match that suited the collegiate team despite fitting a fairly wide defeat. At least it served as learning for the team's collective game. You could see the shortcomings both defensive and attacking that must be corrected to continue growing as a group.
