Lucentum Clinches Fourth Straight Win in High-Intensity Clash with Andorra

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Lucentum demonstrated authority by toppling the opposing leader and proving that they can perform at an elite level this season. The Alicante squad delivered a complete, high-energy performance from the opening whistle. Blaylock delivered a standout showing, tallying his best scoring night since arriving in Alicante. His 24 points simply overwhelmed Andorra, who faced a tough, well-balanced challenge on both ends of the floor. This victory marks HLA’s fourth straight win and solidifies their path toward the promotion playoffs. Monclova’s team maintained a steady lead for much of the game, holding a 16-point cushion at times. Andorra battled back to close within two points, yet Lucentum stormed back through disciplined teamwork, ensuring the win stayed in their hands. The crowd in Alicante celebrated the team’s tenth win of the season.

HLA opened the duel with maximum purpose, riding the momentum created by Blaylock who poured in ten points in just over five minutes. The early flurry pushed Andorra into a first timeout, as the American guard sparked a precise defensive effort that allowed Lucentum to extend the scoreboard gap. The first quarter showcased Lucentum’s sharp execution and intensity, while Andorra struggled to find their rhythm offensively. The visitors managed a late push, but the initial period ended with Andorra trailing 19-16, leaving a hint of tension as the teams prepared for the second act.

Matulionis during the match

At the outset of the second quarter, Andorra found some balance through Llovet’s trio and an uptick in energy that brought life to the arena. The contest intensified inside the Pedro Ferrándiz, with rebounds and contested possessions becoming pivotal. Matulionis answered with three consecutive three-pointers, and Lucentum pulled away again, signaling to the opponent that they were ready for serious basketball. A 9-point surge made it 34-25, and Rafa Monclova’s crew carried strong momentum with excellent rebounding and efficient scoring from both lanes. The home team, now leading 40-27, felt the atmosphere shift as Andorra wrestled with Lucentum’s pace. The first half concluded with a 40-31 advantage for Lucentum, generating optimism for the second period.

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Lucentum began the third quarter with intent, quickly expanding their advantage to 49-33 and applying intense pressure that limited Andorra’s options. Five minutes in, Alicante found its footing again and executed a brave, dynamic game plan that kept Andorra off balance. A 0-7 run forced a Monclova timeout as the visitors sought to stem the tide. McDonnell delivered a timely three-pointer to stop Andorra’s momentum and reassert Lucentum’s control. The density of play increased, and Rubio’s long range shots pulled Andorra closer. The arena braced for the dramatic final stretch as the game edged toward a tense finish with the scoreboard reading 55-51 as the fourth quarter approached.

Blaylock was the key to victory

Lucentum responded with composure during the most critical moments, and Blaylock together with Guillem anchored the late stages, denying Andorra any meaningful run on the scoreboard. The defensive intensity and winning mentality were on full display as Lucentum moved closer to securing a victory that would extend their streak to four. The team’s consistency paid off as Blaylock’s late scoring threat and sound defense helped seal a prestigious win for the Alicante club, a testament to their dedication and collective effort throughout the contest.

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