Quimsa - Boca 77-51

Quimsa clinched La Liga title. They outgunned Boca in Game 5 of the Finals to lift the trophy. Quimsa led from the first minutes and controlled entire game increasing their lead in each quarter. Quimsa outrebounded Boca 46-27 including a 33-22 advantage in defensive rebounds. They looked well-organized offensively handing out 22 assists. American power forward Eric Anderson (204-1993, college: New Haven) stepped up and scored 25 points and 7 rebounds for the winners and the former international Mauro Cosolito (192-1988) chipped in 11 points and 4 assists. The former international Leonel Schattmann (193-1987) responded with 14 points and 4 assists and American-Jordanian Dar Tucker (193-1988, college: DePaul) scored 5 points and 7 rebounds. The winner was already known earlier in the game, so both coaches allowed to play the bench players saving starting five for next games.
Top scorers:
Quimsa: E.Anderson 25+7reb+2ast, M.Cosolito 11+4reb+4ast, B.Robinson 10+6reb+3ast, F.Baralle 8+3reb+3ast, F.Ramirez 6+10reb+2ast, A.Perez 5+2reb
Boca: L.Schattmann 14+3reb+4ast, R.Barber 8+2reb, L.Mainoldi 6+1reb, D.Tucker 5+7reb+2ast, F.Balbi 5+1reb+2ast, J.Traylor 4+4reb

Finals MVP: Eric Anderson (204-F/C-1993) of Quimsa
Player of the Year: Yoanki Mensia (198-F-1997) of Gimnasia
Guard of the Year : Leonel Schattmann (193-SG-1987) of Boca
Forward of the Year: Yoanki Mensia (198-F-1997) of Gimnasia
Center of the Year: Tayavek Gallizzi (206-F/C-1993) of Instituto
Domestic Player of the Year: Leonel Schattmann (193-SG-1987) of Boca
Import Player of the Year: Yoanki Mensia (198-F-1997) of Gimnasia
Most Improved Player of the Year: Joaquin Rodriguez (198-F-1999) of Obras
Newcomer of the Year: Franco Baralle (185-PG-1999) of Quimsa
Sixth Man of the Year: Agustin Perez (192-G-1999) of Quimsa
Coach of the Year: Lucas Victoriano of Instituto

Latinbasket.com All-Argentinian La Liga First Team 2023

Balbi

Schattmann

Cooper

Mensia

Gallizzi

First Team
Franco Balbi (188-PG-1989) of Boca
Leonel Schattmann (193-SG-1987) of Boca
Thomas Cooper (196-G-1992) of Olimpia K.
Yoanki Mensia (198-F-1997) of Gimnasia
Tayavek Gallizzi (206-F/C-1993) of Instituto

Latinbasket.com All-Argentinian La Liga Second Team 2023

Baralle

Slider

Tabarez

Pomoli

Owens

Second Team
Franco Baralle (185-PG-1999) of Quimsa
Johnatan Slider (192-SG-1987) of Argentino
Patricio Tabarez (195-F-1991) of Olimpico
Nicola Pomoli (195-G/F-1999) of Platense
De'Marco Owens (203-F/C-1996) of Platense

Latinbasket.com All-Argentinian La Liga Third Team 2023

Marin

Tucker

Giorgetti

Giletto

DeVaughn

Third Team
Federico Marin (199-G/F-1982) of San Lorenzo
Dar Tucker (193-SG-1988) of Boca
Franco Giorgetti (203-F-1992) of Obera
Salvador Giletto (195-SF-1993) of Diablos
Gerard DeVaughn (205-C-1988) of Gimnasia

Latinbasket.com All-Argentinian La Liga Honorable Mention 2023

Maldonado

Lugo

Lema

Jackson

Henry

Hinkle

Honorable Mention
Jonathan Maldonado (188-G-1990) of Obera
Sebastian Lugo (195-SG) of San Lorenzo
Leonardo Lema (204-SF-1998) of Sao Jose
Justin Jackson (203-PF-1990) of Riachuelo LR
Michael Henry (198-G-1995) of La Union
Charles Hinkle (198-G-1988) of Regatas
Will Vorhees (203-F-1995) of Comunicaciones
Mauro Cosolito (192-SF-1988) of Quimsa
Leonardo Mainoldi (205-PF-1985) of Boca
Marcos Mata (202-SF-1986) of Boca
Fernando Martina (201-F/C-1981) of Independ.O.
Juan Arengo (185-G-1996) of Regatas
Omar Canton (205-C-1982) of Atenas
Tomas Monacchi (198-SG-1997) of Penarol
Latraius Mosley (198-G-1990) of Riachuelo LR
Melvin Johnson (193-G-1993) of Comunicaciones

Latinbasket.com Argentinian La Liga All-Domestic Players Team 2023

Balbi

Schattmann

Tabarez

Pomoli

Gallizzi

All-Domestic Players Team
Franco Balbi (188-PG-1989) of Boca
Leonel Schattmann (193-SG-1987) of Boca
Patricio Tabarez (195-F-1991) of Olimpico
Nicola Pomoli (195-G/F-1999) of Platense
Tayavek Gallizzi (206-F/C-1993) of Instituto

Latinbasket.com Argentinian La Liga All-Imports Team 2023

Anderson

Tucker

Cooper

Mensia

Owens

All-Imports Team
Eric Anderson (204-F/C-1993) of Quimsa
Dar Tucker (193-SG-1988) of Boca
Thomas Cooper (196-G-1992) of Olimpia K.
Yoanki Mensia (198-F-1997) of Gimnasia
De'Marco Owens (203-F/C-1996) of Platense

Gimnasia y Esgrima - Obras Sanitarias 85:79

Gimnasia clinched Torneo Super 20 title as they defeated Obras Sanitarias 85:79. They trailed 6 points first at the end of the first period and then 34-44 at the halftime. The second half however fully belonged to Gimnasia. They replied with a 28-19 rally in the third quarter and then closed the campaign with a 23-16 run.
Joaquin Mensia (198-F-1997, agency: Pro Sports) stepped up with 21 points and Tyrone White (201-G-1990, college: CSUB) delivered 20. Juan Pablo Venegas (183-PG-2000) answered with 18 points in a loss and Isaac Copeland (206-PF-1995, college: Nebraska) had 15.

Instituto - Quimsa 86-81 (OT)

Instituto celebrated La Liga SuperCup title. They edged Quimsa for the trophy. Tayavek Gallizzi (206-F/C-1993) scored 16 points and grabbed 6 rebounds to pace the winners. He was named the MVP. Quimsa grabbed a 42-32 halftime lead. They extended the margin to as many as 13 points heading into the fourth period 67-54. But Instituto turned things around in the fourth quarter. They tied things up at 78 at the end of regulation forcing overtime. Instituto held their opponents to just 3 points in the extra period to snatch the win. Luciano Gonzalez (194-G-1990) had 17 points, while Nicolas Romano (200-G) added 13 points and 14 rebounds for the winners. Fabian Ramirez (200-F-1990) answered with 17 points for Quimsa. Franco Baralle (185-PG-1999) had 15 points in the loss.