Guachupita Eagles Soar to Victory in the 2025 Women’s Superior Basketball Tournament
The Dominican Federation of Clubs (Fedoclubes) held the awards ceremony for the XII Women’s Superior Basketball Tournament 2025, dedicated to “No Gender Violence”. The event recognized the most outstanding players and the champion team of the championship.
The Guachupita Eagles were crowned champions after defeating the San Carlos club with a score of 3-0 in the final series, played to the best of five games. They received the Seaboard Cup “Clean Energy” in a ceremony held in the Juan Ulises García Saleta (Wiche) hall of the Dominican Olympic Committee (COD).
The trophy presentation featured the participation of Wendy Castillo, executive of Seaboard “Clean Energy”; athlete Mia Liberato, from the national youth volleyball team; and Ángel De la Cruz, president of the Presidential Commission for Support to Provincial Development.
The event was chaired by Roberto Ramírez, president of Fedoclubes, accompanied by Garibaldy Bautista, president of the COD, and the deputies Olfanny Méndez and Melissa Sánchez, coordinators of the Sports and Youth commissions of the Chamber of Deputies.
Also present were figures from the sports field such as Augusto Martínez, president of the Santo Domingo Province Sports Union (Udeprosado), and José Esteban Borromé, director of the Dominican Basketball Federation (Fedombal).
Zuleyda Monsac, president of the Águilas de Guachupita club; leader Luis Rojas; captain Sugey Monsac; champion coach Edwin Amílcar González Leyba; and the team’s players received the cup.Individual Recognitions
Dioribel Rodríguez, from the San Carlos club, was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the regular season. Mary Coronado, from the Águilas de Guachupita, was recognized as MVP of the final series.
Vanessa Bautista, from Las Laguneras de San Cristóbal, led the scoring department, while her teammate Nayeli Morillo topped the assists. Anaís Villanueva, from San Carlos, was the most outstanding in rebounds.
Stacy Vargas, from Las Dinámicas de Los Alcarrizos, was recognized as the Most Disciplined Player; Dannilys Guerrero, from Las Turistas del Este (El Seibo), as Rookie of the Year; and Miguelina Batista, also from Las Turistas, as leader in stolen balls.
Arisleidy Tolentino, from San Carlos, was recognized as Defender of the Year; Leslie Rivera, from the Yamasá Elites, as the best three-point shooter; and Ernesto Rosario (Yeyeo), from the Elites, received the award as Leader of the Year.
The award reaffirms Fedoclubes’ commitment to promoting and recognizing female talent in national basketball.
