The Los Prados club won by 66‑65 over Huellas del Siglo in the first match of the 50 Superior Basketball Tournament (TBS Distrito 2026), held at the Arena BanReservas Profesor Virgilio Travieso Soto. With a solid game on both ends, Los Prados took the win in a closely contested game that defined the opening of the regular season.
Los Prados’ dominance in the offense
The reinforcement Manuel Camper Jr. led the offense with 20 points and 9 rebounds, backed by Richard Núñez, who contributed 12 points and 8 rebounds; Alejandro Vásquez and Jefry Mena added nine and eight points respectively, while William Cruz contributed with eight scores.
Huellas del Siglo’s resistance
In the counterattack, Yeison Colome scored 19 points and Enmanuel Omogbo 12, with five rebounds each; Leandro Cabrera contributed 10 points. Despite their effort, the team of Cristo Rey failed to reverse the advantage of Los Prados.
Game details
With the score at 66‑60 with less than three minutes, Los Prados maintained the lead against Huellas’ five points, which brought them to 66‑65. Yeison Colome’s last attempt was missed, closing the game. The first game of the series left Los Prados with a 1‑0 record, while Huellas del Siglo remained at 0‑1.
Breakdown by halves
The halftime showed a closely contested rivalry: 37‑37. In the first half, Los Prados led 22‑20, and Huellas del Siglo managed 17‑15 in the second. The key players of Los Prados in the first quarter were Camper Jr. with 11 points and six rebounds, Núñez with 10 and five captures, Mena with seven and Vásquez with six. In Huellas del Siglo, Omogbo and Cabrera scored eight each, while Colome contributed with six.
The tournament and the organization
The event is held under the coordination of the District National Basketball Association (Abadina), presided by Edwin Castillo (Tatico). The Organizing Committee is led by the licensed Andrés Bautista, Administrative Minister of the Presidency, and Nelson Ramírez, commissioner. The tournament also has the option to the BanReservas Cup and focuses on the Seaboard Company “Clean Energy”.
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