Trio of away victories for the youth teams
Under 15
Casale Basket – Derthona Basket 40-63 (7-18, 6-16, 19-16, 8-13)
Derthona: Perriello, Angeleri 10, Celli 6, Rolando 4, Pernigotti 9, Zanchetta 4, Guerra D. 2, Davio 4, Santoro 20, Morini 2, Guerra N., Conti 2. All. Noli
Under 14
Serravalle Scrivia – Derthona Basket 51-57 (14-11, 14-7, 15-21, 8-18)
Derthona: Mogliazza, Ansaldi, Cattaneo 18, Magrassi, Mogni 15, Ferrari, Patri, D'Angella, Singh 15, Ghislieri 4, Zanin 5, Guerra. Annex Noli
Under 13
Settimo Torinese – Derthona Basket 53-68 (13-16, 7-18, 18-14, 15-20)
Derthona: Tava 6, Costardi 10, Ferretti 2, Franchini 12, Cremonti 2, Chiappini 2, Nizzola 6, De Nicolò L. 8, De Nicolò G. 6, Rattini, Lisini, Nocenti 14. All. De Ros
Three victories for the Juventus youth team in as many away matches, among which that of the Under 13s on the difficult Settimo Torinese pitch stands out. Next Sunday, De Ros' youngsters will be waiting on their parquet for Trofarello at 14.30pm. The Under 14s' outing in Serravalle was also valid, confirming the good moment of the Noli boys, who will be called to play another round away from home in Valenza next Saturday, a commitment within Cattaneo & co's reach, before facing the big match with the table leaders of Asti. The Tortona students' outing to Casale was easy, allowing coach Noli to give ample space to the entire Under 15 team. This week, while the Under 19s will be on stage in Cuneo, the Under 17s are also scheduled to return to the field with a double match on Wednesday at home at 20.30pm against Cuneo and then on Friday at Carmagnola. Next Saturday double commitment at the PalaCamagna with the Under 15s on the pitch at 15pm against Moncalieri and followed at 17pm by the long-awaited debut of the Minibasket team of the 2003 rookies led by Professor Aldo Caenazzo against the fearsome equals of Asti.
