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18 Jan 2025 | 19:41 |
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In another game away from home for the NBB, the FlaBasquete beat Pinheiros 86 to 65 this Saturday afternoon (18), at the Henrique Villaboim gym. After a bad start, the red and black team recovered and were superior until the end of the match. Now, the Rio team will face Vasco in the quarterfinals of the Super 8 Cup.
Highlights
Gui Deodato – 19 points;
Lucas Siewert – 16 points;
Jordan Williams – 12 points.
1st Quarter
The match started with Pinheiros opening nine points of advantage. Shaq Johnson scored the first two red-and-black points. The home team controlled the action and maintained a good advantage on the scoreboard. In the final minutes, Pride of the Nation reacted and closed the gap. With freedom, Shaq Johnson scored a triple ball and cut Pinheiros' advantage to just one point. On the court, Gallizzi scored two points and made Mengão ahead on the scoreboard for the first time. In the last seconds, Pinheiros tied the match, and with that the partial ended 24 to 24.
2nd Room
At the beginning of the second quarter, Jhonatan Luz hit a triple ball and put the red-black team back in advantage. Afterwards, Gui Deodato also converted a three-ball. On the other hand, Pinheiros responded in kind and did not allow Mais Querido to gain an advantage on the scoreboard. Jordan Williams received it freely, shot from the perimeter and the ball went in. Alexey gave a beautiful assist for Gui Deodato to score two more points. With another triple ball from Gui Deodato, Pride of the Nation took the lead by eleven points and went into the break winning 50 to 39.
3rd Room
On the way back to the third period, Lucas Siewert took responsibility and scored six points in two attacks. As the quarter progressed, FlaBasquete maintained control of the match and opened up an even bigger lead. Jordan Williams received it by cutting the marking and converted another three-pointer in the game. On the court, Balbi also repeated his teammate and scored three more points for Pride of the Nation, who closed the partial winning by 18 points: 78 to 56.
4th Quarter
In the last quarter, FlaBasquete maintained the same pace, not allowing Pinheiros to show any reaction. Gui Deodoto and Lucas Siewert hit two triple balls in the sequence, maintaining a good advantage on the scoreboard. To complete the red-black victory, Jordan Williams hit the dunk and scored two more points in the 86-65 victory.
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Next challenge
Orgulho da Nação returns to the court on Sunday (26) for the classic against Vasco, at 11am, at Maracanãzinho, in the quarter-finals of the Super 8 Cup.
Starting Quintet
Alexey, Shaq Johnson, Jordan Williams, Lucas Siewert and Ruan Miranda.
Technician: Gustavo De Conti.
The player arrived with promising status after great performances in Argentina and Sergio Hernández did not mince words in praising his talent.
06 Ago 2025 | 14:23 |
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FlaBasquete remains active in the market and announced this Tuesday (5) the signing of Argentine Alex Negrete, 24 years old, who arrives with the direct approval of coach Sergio "Oveja" Hernández . The red-black commander praised the new reinforcement and highlighted the reasons that led to the choice.
Oveja on Alex Negrete, FlaBasquete's new signing: "His mentality is extremely competitive"
According to Oveja, Negrete is more than just a talented youngster—he's an athlete with the potential to be an offensive reference and a leader in the locker room: " Negrete is a young player with a lot of energy who has been improving year after year . He has great scoring ability and demonstrates leadership skills that are unusual for his age. His mentality is extremely competitive," said the Argentine coach.
Besides being a natural scorer, the new signing won't be limited to just one role on the court. According to Oveja, Negrete is versatile and can play in different positions on the perimeter, adapting quickly to the Brazilian basketball style: " He's ready to take a leap in his career , and Flamengo wants to capitalize on this moment. He's a versatile player who will help us a lot," he added.
Negrete excelled at Instituto Córdoba, where he was named the Argentine League's Most Improved Player of the Year and Revelation Player of the Year. Standing at 6'4", the forward averaged 13.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 15.5 per game.
Excited about the new challenge, the player sent a message to the Flamengo fans: " Hey, Nation! I'm very happy to say that I'm now part of the Flamengo family . I'm excited to wear the Manto and step onto the court for this basketball giant. See you soon," said the new signing, in a statement on the club's official website.
The 24-year-old winger joins the red-black squad after standing out in Argentine basketball and promises to raise the level of the team led by Sergio Hernández
05 Ago 2025 | 19:33 |
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Flamengo Basketball has officially announced the arrival of another notable name for the 2025/26 season. This is Argentine winger Alex Negrete, 24 years old and 1.92m tall . With a notable stint at Instituto Córdoba in Argentina, the player is considered one of the greatest prospects in South American basketball and completes the group that will compete in major national and international competitions throughout the season.
Negrete was named the Best Young Player and Most Improved Player of the last Argentine championship. During the regular season, he led his team in scoring, averaging 13.66 points per game, along with 4.8 rebounds and a 15.5 efficiency rating.
His performance also stood out in the Basketball Champions League Americas (BCLA), with 10.4 points, 4.2 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game , helping Instituto Córdoba reach the Final Four, played at Maracanãzinho, the stage of the Rubro-Negro's title in the competition.
The young winger has already shared his first words as a Mengão athlete: " Hey, Nation! I'm very happy to say that I'm part of the Flamengo family . I'm very excited to wear the Manto and step onto the court for this basketball giant. See you soon!"
With Negrete's arrival, Flamengo 's roster for next season is complete. The season premiere will take place in September with the FIBA Intercontinental Championship in Singapore. The team will consist of Alexey Borges, Franco Baralle, Shaq Johnson, Alex Negrete, Daniel Onwenu, Gui Deodato, Jhonatan Luz, Markeith Cummings, Kayo Gonçalves, Ruan Miranda, and Wesley Castro.
With home games in the second phase of the Basketball Development League, Mais Querido begins its journey against the northeastern tricolor
30 Jul 2025 | 14:00 |
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The second phase of the Basketball Development League (LDB), the main youth tournament in Brazilian basketball, began this Tuesday (29). The city of Rio de Janeiro hosts the clashes of group A.2 , with matches taking place at the Hélio Maurício gym, located at Flamengo's headquarters, in Gávea.
Flabasquete makes its competition debut this Wednesday (30), at 2 pm, against the Fortaleza team. The day's round started earlier, with CETAF facing Vasco/Tijuca at 9:30 am. This stage will be played until next Monday (5), with three games scheduled per day.
In addition to Flamengo, CETAF, Fortaleza, and Vasco/Tijuca, other teams also make up this group: Botafogo and UNIFACISA. The red-and-black club plays at home in this stage , after having participated in the first stage in São Paulo, at Paulistano.
Organized by the National Basketball League (LNB) in partnership with the Brazilian Basketball Confederation (CBB) , the LDB's main purpose is to develop young athletes and strengthen the sport's youth ranks. The competition has been an important showcase for discovering new talent.
Flamengo's squad boasts promising young players such as Renato Nascimento, Leonardo Amorim Sihman, Bruno Gusmão, Jonathas Lira, Matheus Gueiros, Matheus Leoni, Anthony Reyes, Yan Marun, Israel Atademo, Emanuel Fernandes, Lucas Milchevski, and Crysthian Pena. The team is led by coach Christiano Pereira.
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