Unicaja lost to Surne Bilbao 90-74. The team struggled with their shooting and couldn't contain an opponent that controlled the pace for much of the game, although they did manage to defend their head-to-head advantage (+18). James Webb III was the standout player (20 points, 7 rebounds, 22 PIR).
Unicaja Mijas secured its 23rd win of the season and set a new franchise record in the Women’s Challenge League after defeating Sernova Renovables Real Canoe (79-64). The Malaga-based team dominated the game from start to finish in a match where their offensive prowess made the difference at key moments. Lydia Rivers stood out above the rest with 14 points, 11 rebounds, and a PIR of 25.
Unicaja Alhaurín de la Torre fell short in their visit to Espai Fruita Barris Nord in Lleida (82-69) in a game where they trailed from the start, though they managed to put Amara Lleida under pressure at various points. The absence of Artūras Butajevas left Manolo Trujillo’s team without a clear interior presence, while the home team found a pillar in the paint in Ibou Dabo and a constant threat on the perimeter in Pau Torrens.
Unicaja visits its closest rival in the Liga Endesa, Surne Bilbao, this Saturday (6:00 PM, broadcasted live from Le Grand Café Centro by DAZN and Unicaja Baloncesto Radio). A victory against the Basque team would allow them to open a small gap in the race for a playoff spot.
This Saturday, April 4 (5:30 p.m., broadcast on Canal FEB), Unicaja Mijas faces a unique opportunity to continue making history in the Women’s Challenge League. Javi Pérez de los Reyes’s team hosts Sernova Renovables Real Canoe with a chance to secure its 23rd win of the season, which would mark the club’s best record in the division.
