The regional mourning in the senior male category of the Autonomous category was for the Ifach Calpe CB that won the Dénia Básquet by 67 to 95. This match brought together a good number of fans in the Joan Fuster pavilion. With their drums they were encouraging the local team.
The calpinos a veteran team knew how to play their tricks very well. The physical superiority of their inner men caused them to greatly burden the game inside the painting. In the first quarter was seen two teams very precipitous at the time of attacking the opponent's defense. Many mistakes on the local side and something less and rebounding domain on the visitors. In the absence of anything more than 3 minutes to finish the fourth, CB Ifach Calpe went on the scoreboard with a partial of 6-18.
The Dianense technician, Jesús Pantojo "Titi", He tried to stop the visiting game with a timeout and the subsequent pressure of his men, looking for short balls. The visiting team with a good balance, indoor and outdoor play finished the first quarter with advantage of 11 points, (13-24).
In the second quarter, the locals tried to stop the calpin attack with a strong defense. The domination of CB Ifach Calpe's offensive rebound with Senegal's Cisse, a man from 2.05, allowed second shots that detracted from the morale of the locals. Cisse's intimidating power in his area avoided penetrations and comfortable launches of the premises.
With the passing of the minutes the differences in the scoreboard were widening. A good local reaction in the final straight of the fourth, left the score in the rest with 28 to 43 in the electronic.
The calpina experience was noticed on the track
Things did not change much around the turn of the day, the young Dianenses clashed with a rocky team that at all times knew how to stop the local attacking game. The calpinos avoided that the boys of "Titi" could run and this complicated the attack in static of the groguets.
In the fourth quarter and with all decided both teams played to try to please the fans. The teams were dedicated to attack and barely defend. It was an exchange of baskets that came better to the visitors than to the locals. CB Ifach Calpe came out of this derby by demonstrating their best game as they endorse the final score, (67-95).
It is noteworthy that this match coincided on the track two generations, Constant Ivars, the veteran captain who gave so many afternoons of glory to his team, shared minutes with his son Arnau.
