J2: Women’s 3×3 team quickly advances to the quarterfinals
The balance is 2-0 and a ticket to the quarterfinals as the first in group C by mathematical means. The women’s 3×3 team performed brilliantly in their two matches in the first stage, scoring 21 points in both matches against Mongolia and Japan, and also did their homework in the absence of the match against Egypt.
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It seems simple, but in the pre-Olympic games in Debrecen, the great powers are having problems in the first stage of the dog face. Not like Spain. Vega Jimeno, Sandra Higueravide, Gracia Alonso and Juana Camillon had an impressive first day with a 2-0 score and a mathematical pass to the quarterfinals.
They started with Mongolia, who went 1-4 in the opening minutes, and ended up losing with a resounding score of 21-7. Juana Camillon was very aggressive and vertical, Gracia Alonso scored at the rim, and Sandra Higueravide showed talent in abundance. The first victory that relieved my nerves.
Then Japan came with this intense basketball, very fast and different from the usual in tournaments. But then Vega Gimeno came in, scoring 10 of his team’s 21 points and establishing fundamental leadership for this team. Additionally, Egypt’s two-loss record leaves Spain top of Group C with one game to go.
MEN’S PRE-OLYMPICS
Group A: Lithuania, Switzerland, Germany and Madagascar.
Group B: Netherlands, Austria, Puerto Rico and Hungary.
Group C: France, Canada, Spain and Egypt.
Group D: Mongolia, Belgium, Japan and Poland.
WOMEN’S PRE-OLYMPICS
Group A: Germany, Poland, Ukraine and Tunisia.
Group B: Canada, Lithuania, Czech Republic and Chile.
Group C. Spain, Japan, Egypt and Mongolia.
Group D: Hungary, Netherlands, Italy and Israel.
MEN’S RECRUITMENT CALENDAR
16.05: Spain-Canada: 14-18
16.05: Spain-France 20:18
May 18: Spain-Egypt, 17:30.
19.05: Quarters, semi-finals and 3/4 places
WOMEN’S NATIONAL CALENDAR
17.05: Spain-Mongolia 21:7
17.05: Spain-Japan 21:12
May 18: Spain-Egypt, 18:55.
19.05: Quarters, semi-finals and 3/4 places