News from the youth teams
UNDER 17 Excellence – Last seasonal matches for the Bianconeri cadets who face two consecutive matches this week on Tuesday in Valenza and on Wednesday (20pm) at home against Borgomanero. Having to do without Flavio Gay, still injured, all that remains is to hope for the maximum commitment of the entire team starting from Naccarato, the best scorer, Tava, who is improving his performance and Scabini, stimulated by his recent call up to the DNB.
UNDER 15 Excellence – CUS Torino – Derthona Basket 62-55
Derthona Basket: Carena, Magrassi 8, Sala 14, Pernigotti 3, Veronese 13, Rossi 8, Baschirotto, Gibertini 5, Tonella, Santoro 4, Cella. All. Cats
The consolation phase at the end of the championship began badly for the Tortona students who returned defeated from Turin, home of CUS, precisely where one week they had distinguished themselves with an excellent performance in the recovery of the regular season. The premature release of fouls by some elements in the final conditioned the match and condemned Sala and his associates to defeat.
UNDER 14 Regional – After the postponement of the clash with Chieri, coach Vercelli's boys await the trip to Alba, hoping for the good form of the Pernigotti, Santoro, Rolando and Davio quartet who have just qualified for the regional finals of the Join the Game, a 3-on-3 basketball tournament.
UNDER 13 Regional – Next Sunday, a commitment without apparent difficulties for Cattaneo & co, with the longest away match of the championship in Crescentino which, up to now, has only two points in the standings.
MINIBASKET Aquilotti 2003 – Derthona Basket – Valenza 14-10
Derthona Basket: Gabatelli 8, Viale 4, Scabini 2, Lombardi 3, Acerbi 3, Cabella 6, Arbasino 6, Bagnasco 4, Sicbaldi, Destro 2, Melisi 3, Pezzulla 14. All. Caenazzo
The good moment of Prof. Caenazzo's Eaglets continues as they overcome Valenza within the friendly walls. Among the group, Pezzulla once again stood out as the best scorer, Gabatelli's initiatives and the conclusions of Arbasino and Cabella.
