Unicaja defeated Insolac Caja 87 in the final of the 29th Andalusia Cup, a victory that brings the club’s 19th regional title to its trophy case. The team set the pace from the start and prevailed over the Seville squad, demonstrating solid play and seeing Melwin Pantzar, Willy Hernangómez, and Amine Noua make their debuts with the team. Ignas Brazdeikis was named the tournament’s MVP (15 points, 8 rebounds, 18 PIR).
Unicaja power forward Tyson Pérez discusses the matchup between the team and Isolac Caja 87 of Seville this Saturday in the final of the 29th Andalusia Cup (8:00 p.m., broadcasted by Andalucía TV and Canal Sur Más). The Spanish-Dominican big man says the team is making great strides in the preseason and is eager to play games.
Unicaja will travel to neighboring Córdoba this Saturday to face Insolac Caja 87 of Seville in the final of the 29th Andalusia Cup (8:00 p.m., broadcasted by Andalucía TV and Canal Sur Más). The team, which will have all its international players available, will seek its 19th title in the summer competition to continue building momentum heading into the start of the season.
Unicaja’s new power forward, Amine Noua, was introduced this Thursday in the Martín Carpena Press Room. The French player, who just returned after competing in the FIBA Window with his national team, expressed his excitement about his new chapter in Málaga.
The team, coached by Javi Pérez de los Reyes, resumes training this Wednesday, 2 September, on the auxiliary court at the Martín Carpena. The Málaga-based side are heading into their fourth season in the LF Challenge with a revamped squad and their enthusiasm undiminished.
