San Cristóbal, R.D. – Excitement took over the Techado Sports Center of San Cristóbal on Wednesday, November 25, during a new day of the Superior Basketball Tournament (TBS San Cristóbal 2025). The Buitres de Lavapiés and Lobos de Canastica teams starred in memorable duels, leaving the fans on the verge of euphoria.
This tournament, which is supported by the Ministry of Sports and EGEHID, and is played for the Banreservas Cup, continues to promote basketball in the southern region. Every night, hundreds of fans gather to witness the spectacle.
Vultures vs. Hurricanes: A Clash of Heights
In the first encounter, the Buitres de Lavapiés defeated the Huracanes de Madre Vieja with a score of 89-84. The experience of the black and red team was key in the decisive moments.
Jeison Colomé led the Vultures’ offense with 34 points, demonstrating his precision from the perimeter. Rey Abad contributed a double-double of 10 points and 17 rebounds, dominating the boards.
For the Hurricanes, Raymer Santana and Kevin Pérez shone with 27 and 24 points, respectively. Despite their efforts, they failed to change the outcome.
With this victory, the Vultures advance in the standings, keeping their aspirations in the tournament alive.
Wolves vs. Laguneros: A Heart-Stopping Final
The second game of the night was a thrilling duel between the Canastica Wolves and the North Old Mother Lagooners, with a victory for the Wolves by 90-89. The match was full of intensity and quality.
Edgar Tejeda was the outstanding figure of the day, scoring 41 points. Juan Rosario also shone, with 31 points and 17 rebounds.
For the Laguneros, Alfredo Pérez scored 29 points, while Wester Brea contributed 12 units. However, they failed to convert the last possession.
Upcoming Meetings
The San Cristóbal Superior Basketball Tournament will continue on Friday, November 27th with another double header starting at 7:00 p.m. The teams will seek to improve their position and secure their classification to the next phase.
The general admission has a cost of RD$100, offering fans a high-level competitive event and a family atmosphere.
Backed by key institutions and organized by the San Cristóbal Basketball Association (ABASANCRIS), chaired by Eddy Montás, the tournament is established as one of the most important in Dominican basketball.
