Boca - Instituto 79-72

Boca Juniors are La Liga champions. They overcame Instituto in Game 6 of the championship series to lift the trophy. 28 personal fouls committed by Instituto helped opponents get some easy free throw opportunities. The former international Sebastian Vega (200-1988) scored 12 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists to lead the charge for the winners and the former international Leonel Schattmann (193-1987) chipped in 15 points during the contest. Four Boca players scored in double figures. The best for the losing side was the former international point guard Leandro Vildoza (180-1994) with 17 points and the former international center Roberto Acuna (208-1990) scored 9 points. Both coaches used bench players which allowed the starters a little rest for the next games.
Top scorers:
Boca: L.Schattmann 15+4reb+3ast, W.Langston 14+5reb+1ast, J.Vildoza 13+3reb+2ast, S.Vega 12+6reb+4ast, M.Mata 9+7reb+2ast, R.Barber 8+2reb
Instituto: L.Vildoza 17+4reb+1ast, N.Copello 10+2reb, R.Acuna 9+4reb+1ast, J.Saiz 7+3reb+1ast, B.Jefferson 6+3reb, B.Lugarini 6+6reb+1ast

Finals MVP: Jose Vildoza (191-PG-1996) of Boca
Player of the Year: Brandon Robinson (196-SG-1989) of Quimsa
Guard of the Year: Brandon Robinson (196-SG-1989) of Quimsa
Forward of the Year: Claudio Ramirez (200-F-1990) of Quimsa
Center of the Year: Tayavek Gallizzi (206-F/C-1993) of Quimsa
Domestic Player of the Year: Claudio Ramirez (200-F-1990) of Quimsa
Import Player of the Year: Brandon Robinson (196-SG-1989) of Quimsa
Most Improved Player of the Year: Joaquin Valinotti (185-PG-1998) of Penarol
U23 Player of the Year: Alex Negrete (192-F-2001) of Olimpico
Coach of the Year: Leandro Ramella of Quimsa

First Team
Jose Vildoza (191-PG-1996) of Boca
Brandon Robinson (196-SG-1989) of Quimsa
Andre Spight (191-G-1995) of Obras
Claudio Ramirez (200-F-1990) of Quimsa
Tayavek Gallizzi (206-F/C-1993) of Quimsa

Second Team
Nicolas Romano (200-G-1987) of Olimpico
Eric Flor (190-SG-1993) of Platense
Bautista Lugarini (203-F-2001) of Instituto
Kevin Hernandez (205-PF-1991) of San Lorenzo
Gerard DeVaughn (6'9''-C-1988) of Gimnasia

Latinbasket.com All-Argentinian La Liga Honorable Mention 2024

Negrete

Perez

Mainoldi

Vazquez

Vieta

Laterza

Thornton

Valinotti

Lezcano

Brocal

Andujar

Ibarguen

Honorable Mention
Alex Negrete (192-F-2001) of Olimpico
Agustin Perez (192-G-1999) of San Martin
Leonardo Mainoldi (205-PF-1985) of Boca
Facundo Vazquez (185-PG-1998) of Plateros
Franco Vieta (194-G-1992) of Regatas
Juan Laterza (180-PG-1997) of Obera
Al Thornton (203-F-1983) of Penarol
Joaquin Valinotti (185-PG-1998) of Penarol
Emiliano Lezcano (187-PG-2001) of Ferro
Agustin Brocal (191-SG-1997) of Zarate
Lucas Andujar (185-PG-1996) of Zarate
Andres Ibarguen (200-F-1996) of Riachuelo LR
Richard Granberry (203-F-1993) of Argentino
Luciano Guerra (184-PG-1997) of La Union
Salvador Giletto (195-SF-1993) of Independ.O.
Jeremias Sandrini (185-PG-1993) of Union SF
Keron DeShields (190-PG-1992) of Comunicaciones

Latinbasket.com Argentinian La Liga All-Domestic Players Team 2024

Barreiro

Vazquez

Vildoza

Ramirez

Gallizzi

All-Domestic Players Team
Agustin Barreiro (205-SF-1999) of Obera
Facundo Vazquez (185-PG-1998) of Plateros
Jose Vildoza (191-PG-1996) of Boca
Claudio Ramirez (200-F-1990) of Quimsa
Tayavek Gallizzi (206-F/C-1993) of Quimsa

Latinbasket.com Argentinian La Liga All-Imports Team 2024

DeShields

Thornton

Robinson

Spight

DeVaughn

All-Imports Team
Keron DeShields (190-PG-1992) of Comunicaciones
Al Thornton (203-F-1983) of Penarol
Brandon Robinson (196-SG-1989) of Quimsa
Andre Spight (191-G-1995) of Obras
Gerard DeVaughn (6'9''-C-1988) of Gimnasia

Ciclista Olimpico - Quimsa 80:97

Quimsa clinched Copa Super 20 title in Argentina. They overcame Ciclista Olimpico 97-80 in the Final game.
Quimsa grabbed a 31-26 lead and the start and had a 3-point advantage at the halftime. Moreover, Quimsa won the third quarter 19-16 and closed the game with a final 25-14 surge.
Tayavek Gallizzi (206-F/C-1993) was named MVP as he top-scored for the winners with 23 points. Ramirez Barrios netted 15 points, whilst Brandon Robinson (196-SG-1989, college: Clayton St.) and Federico Zezular (198-SF-2001) had 14 each. Nicolas Aguirre (189-PG-1988) replied with 20 points in a loss.

Quimsa - Gimnasia Esgrima 86:71

Juan Brussino was named MVP of the game as Quimsa clinched Super Cup title in San Salvador de Jujuy. He nailed 26 points as his team posted an 86-71 win over Gimnasia Esgrima. Quimsa started with a 22-20 run and led 3 points at the halftime. They nailed 24 points in the third and then the last stanzas to seal the win.
Eduardo Vasirani (206-C-1991) collected 13 points an 8 rebounds, whilst Tayavek Gallizzi (206-F/C-1993) scored 11. Gerard De Vaughn (205-C-1988, college: Stillman) replied with 23 points and had 11.

Instituto de Cordoba - Independiente de Oliva 91:84

Instituto de Cordoba clinched Super 8 title in Argentina. They overcame Independiente de Oliva 91:84 in the Final game.
Instituto de Cordoba nailed 31 points at the start and dominated the first half. Independiente de Oliva replied with 28-20 and 24-16 rallies in the second half, however could not catch up with the opponents.

Olimpico LB - Caxias do Sul 83-77

Ciclista Olimpico de La Banda claimed Torneo Interligas title. They edged Caxias do Sul in the Final. Devon Collier (203-PF-1991, college: Oregon St.) stepped up with 20 points to lead the Argentinean team.
Olimpico dominated throughout the first half. They registered a 23-16 lead after ten minutes. The Argentinean team boosted the gap at 11-point mark at halftime 44-33. But Caxias went on a strong third period rally to pull ahead 61-60 heading into the fourth frame. Olimpico bounced back with a strong final period run to snatch the win at the end. Juan Arengo (185-G-1996) tossed in 17 points, while Nicolas Romano (200-G) added 10 points for Olimpico. Wesley Alves (198-SF-1996) answered with 21 points for Caxias do Sul. Wesley Sena (210-C-1996) tossed in 18 points in the loss.