September 4, 2018

Final:

The championship game closed the week’s action.  Brazil had the early lead, but Argentina fought back in the second half, rallying late for the 65-64 win and momentum ahead of their aspirations on the global stage.

Brazil vs. Argentina 64-65 BRA Dos Santos 19/15r De Paula 13 Paixao 10 De Souza 6 Honorio 4/7r Justino 4 Sangalli 0 Da Silva 2 Colhado 2 Monteiro 2 Pacheco DNP Soares DNP ARG Boquete 13 Rosset 13 Llorente 11/6r Gretter 11 Gonzalez 10 Santana 4 Burani 2 Marchizotti 1 Durso 0 Fiorotto 0 Leiva DNP Perez DNP

3rd Place:

The hosts fended off Paraguay’s late charge 83-78 for the last medal.  Colombia was led by Narlyn Mosquera and Jenifer Munoz while Maria Caraves helped Paola Ferrari pace the visitors.

Colombia vs. Paraguay 83-78 COL Mosquera 25 Munoz 20 Arias 14/10r/6a Prens 8 Martinez 7/8r Rios 5 Caicedo 4 Palacio 0 Vente 0 Cordoba 0 Paz DNP Lopez DNP PAR Ferrari 34/6r Caraves 20/8r Peralta 10/11r Gomez 5 T. Insfran 4/6r Mercado 3 Pena 2 Huttemann 0 Rojas 0 Quevedo DNP R. Insfran DNP Cardenas DNP

5th Place:

The consolation final could prove to still be important if another spot for next year opens up so Venezuela shook off lingering disappointment and took care of business with an 85-60 win over Ecuador behind Daniela Wallen.

Venezuela vs. Ecuador 85-60 VEN Wallen 23/12r/7a Betancourt 13 Renault 10/9r Marquez 10/6a Ortega 9 Garate 8 Perez 3 Duran 3 Corrales 3 Zapata 2 Zamaro 1 Rivera 0 ECU Yepez 14/6r Caicedo 13 Molina 10 Lasso 9 Calderon 6 Barahona 2 Zurita 2 Salcedo 2 Carpio 2 Patino 0 Mogollon 0 Olives 0

7th Place:

The day started with a pair of teams trying to avoid last place as Chile beat Peru 80-70 with a big game from Tatiana Gomez.

Peru vs. Chile 70-80 PER Farfan 19 De Lorenzi 9 Quiroz 8 Bellatin 6 Cueto 6 Guerrero 5 Garcia 4 Mansilla 4 Escudero 3 Vega 2/7r Parodi 2 Cosmopolis 2 CHI Gomez 20/8r Abuyeres 17 Novion 13 Morales 11 Morrison 7/6r Cousino 5 Pizarro 4 Fuentes 3 Troncoso 0/6r Moran 0 Koljanin 0 Colossi 0

September 3, 2018

Semifinals:

After a day of rest, the teams started the semifinals.  Upset-minded Paraguay carried a lead into halftime, but Debora Gonzalez and Argentina dominated the third quarter to win 80-67.  It was a similar story to end the day as the home fans helped Colombia lead Brazil, but Clarissa Dos Santos was too much to handle after the break and the pre-tournament favorites advanced 67-58

Argentina vs. Paraguay 80-67 ARG Gonzalez 23 Rosset 18 Burani 14/9r Boquete 7 Llorente 6/6r Santana 6 Gretter 4 Perez 2 Durso 0 Fiorotto 0 Leiva 0 Marchizotti DNP PAR Peralta 17/9r Caraves 13/9r Mercado 13/6a T. Insfran 13 Ferrari 6 Quevedo 3 Rojas 2 Pena 0 Huttemann 0 Gomez DNP R. Insfran DNP Cardenas DNP

Brazil vs. Colombia 67-58 BRA Dos Santos 21/13r Paixao 14 De Souza 9/8r De Paula 7 Colhado 5/6r Honorio 4/8a Soares 2 Sangalli 2 Da Silva 2 Pacheco 1 Justino 0 Monteiro DNP COL Mosquera 18/6r Munoz 12/8r Arias 12 Martinez 8/7a Caicedo 3 Rios 2 Palacio 2 Vente 1 Prens 0 Cordoba 0 Paz DNP Lopez DNP

5th Place:

Monday’s games started with the consolation playoffs as 5th place could still be important.  Venezuela started fast to beat Peru 76-62.  Chile continued their slump after a solid opener, losing to Ecuador 68-61 despite a big bounceback game from Ziomara Morrison as Marjorie Caicedo led the way in the win.

Venezuela vs. Peru 76-62 VEN Wallen 13/6r Betancourt 12 Marquez 10 Renault 10 Corrales 10 Perez 6/10a Duran 5 Ortega 3 Zapata 3 Rivera 2/7r Zamaro 2 Garate 0/10r PER Guerrero 18 Farfan 14 Mansilla 7 Vega 6/12r Cosmopolis 5 Escudero 5 Bellatin 3 Parodi 2/6r Quiroz 2 Garcia 0 De Lorenzi 0 Cueto 0

Chile vs. Ecuador 61-68 CHI Morrison 23/9r Gomez 12/12r Novion 10 Abuyeres 5 Fuentes 5 Cousino 2 Moran 2 Troncoso 2 Colossi 0 Morales 0 Koljanin 0 Pizarro DNP ECU Caicedo 22/7r Salcedo 12 Barahona 12 Yepez 7/6r Calderon 7 Lasso 5/6a Patino 2 Mogollon 1 Zurita 0 Olives 0 Molina DNP Carpio DNP

September 1, 2018

Group A:

Saturday started with the most important game as the winner would take the last spot in the semifinals.  Paola Ferrari fueled Paraguay’s fast start and Ivaney Marquez’s strong game for Venezuela was not enough to keep up as they lost 81-73.  Brazil did not take it easy despite already winning the group, rolling past last place Chile 99-66 with another solid game from Jacqueline De Paula.

Paraguay vs. Venezuela 81-73 PAR Ferrari 29/8r T. Insfran 16 Mercado 9/6a Caraves 8/9r Peralta 7 Rojas 6 Pena 4/7r Huttemann 2/8r Quevedo DNP Gomez DNP R. Insfran DNP Cardenas DNP VEN Marquez 21/7a Corrales 19/10r Wallen 14/7r Ortega 8 Perez 5 Renault 2/6r Rivera 2 Betancourt 2 Zapata 0 Duran 0 Garate 0 Zamaro DNP

Brazil vs. Chile 99-66 BRA De Paula 20 Sangalli 16/9r Paixao 15 Dos Santos 11/8r Da Silva 10 Colhado 8 Soares 4 Monteiro 4 Honorio 3/7a Justino 3 Pacheco 3 De Souza 2 CHI Gomez 16/9r Novion 12 Cousino 11 Troncoso 10 Morales 8 Abuyeres 4 Fuentes 3 Moran 2 Colossi 0 Koljanin 0 Pizarro 0 Morrison DNP

Standings: Brazil 3-0, Paraguay 2-1, Venezuela 1-2, Chile 0-3

Group B:

The first game in this group was for placement in the consolation playoffs.  Ana Farfan was excellent for Peru, but did not get enough help as they lost to Ecuador 58-51.  The two teams competing for the top spot faced off to close the day and Colombia was in position to take that place in front of their home fans, but Argentina stormed back late to win 67-61.  The teams now all get a day of rest before the knockout games.

Ecuador vs. Peru 58-51 ECU Salcedo 15 Caicedo 13/7r Lasso 12 Barahona 7/10r Calderon 7 Patino 2 Yepez 1 Zurita 1 Mogollon 0 Olives 0 Molina DNP Carpio DNP PER Farfan 27 Mansilla 8/7r Bellatin 6/7r Escudero 5 Guerrero 3 Garcia 2 Vega 0/12r De Lorenzi 0 Quiroz 0 Parodi 0 Cueto 0 Cosmopolis 0

Colombia vs. Argentina 61-67 COL Martinez 14 Mosquera 10 Caicedo 9 Prens 7/7r Arias 6/6r Rios 5 Palacio 4 Vente 4 Cordoba 2 Munoz 0 Lopez DNP Paz DNP ARG Burani 17 Rosset 15 Gonzalez 10 Gretter 9/11r/8a Llorente 8 Boquete 4/9r Marchizotti 2 Durso 2 Santana 0 Fiorotto 0 Perez 0 Leiva DNP

Standings: Argentina 3-0, Colombia 2-1, Ecuador 1-2, Peru 0-3

August 31, 2018

Group A:

Friday’s games started in this group.  Brazil used a strong second half to beat Paraguay 100-75, getting efficient shooting from Jacqueline De Paula and excellent post play from Clarissa Dos Santos.  The other game was also close after the first half, but Daniela Wallen helped Venezuela pull away for a 77-60 win.  That sets up a pretty simple picture for the final day.  Brazil has advanced and will play Chile, which will head to the consolation bracket.  The final semifinal and automatic qualification spot will go to the winner of the Paraguay-Venezuela game.

Brazil vs. Paraguay 100-75 BRA De Paula 27 Dos Santos 25/15r Pacheco 10 Colhado 10 De Souza 7/9r Paixao 7 Justino 4 Sangalli 4 Monteiro 3 Soares 2 Honorio 1/6r/6a Da Silva 0 PAR T. Insfran 17 Ferrari 15 Mercado 10 Huttemann 7 Peralta 6 Rojas 6 Gomez 6 Pena 5 Quevedo 3 Caraves 0 R. Insfran 0 Cardenas 0

Chile vs. Venezuela 60-77 CHI Gomez 18/6r Cousino 13 Morrison 9/10r Novion 9/9a Troncoso 6 Fuentes 3 Abuyeres 2 Morales 0 Pizarro DNP Colossi DNP Moran DNP Koljanin DNP VEN Wallen 27 Perez 14/7a Corrales 10 Marquez 9/8r/7a Duran 7 Betancourt 6 Renault 2/6r Ortega 2 Garate 0 Rivera 0 Zapata DNP Zamaro DNP

Group B:

Peru managed to hang with Argentina for a half, but could not compete after the break, falling 78-33.  The hosts used another fast start, beating Ecuador 75-39 to close the day.  The teams advancing from this group are now decided and the games on Saturday will only be for placement as Ecuador and Peru head to the consolation bracket while Colombia and Argentina will play for the top spot in the group already having qualified for the semifinals.

Argentina vs. Peru 78-33 ARG Boquete 14/10r Perez 8 Marchizotti 8 Gretter 8 Gonzalez 8 Llorente 7/8r Santan 7 Durso 7 Rosset 6 Burani 2/6r Fiorotto 2 Leiva 1 PER Farfan 15 Bellatin 6/6r Quiroz 4 Guerrero 4 Escudero 3 Vega 1 Garcia 0 Mansilla 0 Parodi 0 Cueto 0 Cosmopolis 0 De Lorenzi 0

Ecuador vs. Colombia 39-75 ECU Caicedo 11 Salcedo 9 Barahona 4/8r Mogollon 4/8r Yepez 2 Patino 2 Olives 2 Lasso 2 Molina 2 Calderon 1 Carpio 0 Zurita 0 COL Caicedo 19 Munoz 14 Arias 11/8r Mosquera 11 Martinez 6 Prens 4 Palacio 3 Cordoba 2/10r Vente 2 Lopez 2 Rios 1 Paz 0

August 30, 2018

Eight of the ten countries sent a team to this year’s South American Championship as Olympic dreams continue.  There are three days of group play in Tunja that will be even more important than the championship because all four teams that finish in the top two of their group will automatically qualify for next year’s Americas-wide tournament.  Those who do not make it will be battling for the possibility that they get an extra spot next year.

Group A:

Thursday started in this group with a terrific matchup of stars with different approaches.  Chile started well with Tatiana Gomez offering another option alongside their main star Ziomara Morrison.  Paraguay stormed back after halftime as Paola Ferrari, perhaps the most dangerous perimeter scorer on the continent, helped them win 73-66.  Brazil is looking forward to recovering from a poor campaign last year and started with a 77-42 win.

Paraguay vs. Chile 73-66 PAR Ferrari 33/6r Caraves 15/6r Peralta 9/6r Mercado 8 Rojas 4/8r T. Insfran 3 Quevedo 1 Huttemann 0 Pena 0 Gomez 0 R. Insfran DNP Cardenas DNP CHI Morrison 25/14r Gomez 22/7r Cousino 8/8r/6a Novion 8/6r Fuentes 2 Troncoso 1 Morales 0 Colossi 0 Abuyeres 0 Moran 0 Pizarro DNP Koljanin DNP

Venezuela vs. Brazil 42-77 VEN Marquez 11 Wallen 10 Corrales 10 Rivera 4 Garate 2 Zapata 2 Betancourt 2 Ortega 1 Perez 0 Renault 0 Duran 0 Zamaro 0 BRA Dos Santos 15/7r Monteiro 12 De Souza 11/10r Paixao 11 Colhado 8/6r De Paula 5 Honorio 4/6r Pacheco 4 Justino 4 Sangalli 3 Soares 0 Da Silva 0

Group B:

Argentina is expected to be a heavy favorite in this group and they started with a 74-41 win over Ecuador as they also prepare for the world stage in a month.  Hosts Colombia closed the day with some momentum from a productive summer and raced out of the starting gates against Peru, rolling to an 84-28 win.

Argentina vs. Ecuador 74-41 ARG Boquete 12 Santana 11 Llorente 8 Rosset 7 Fiorotto 6 Burani 6 Marchizotti 6 Gonzalez 5 Perez 5 Gretter 3/6r Durso 3 Leiva 2/9r ECU Mogollon 7 Salcedo 6 Caicedo 5/7r Barahona 5 Olives 5 Zurita 5 Molina 2 Patino 2 Yepez 2 Lasso 2 Carpio 0 Calderon DNP

Peru vs. Colombia 28-84 PER Escudero 7 Farfan 6 Garcia 4 Quiroz 3 Bellatin 2 Mansilla 2 Guerrero 2 Vega 1/10r Cosmopolis 1 De Lorenzi 0 Cueto 0 Parodi 0 COL Caicedo 17 Rios 10/7r/6a Mosquera 10 Cordoba 9/10r Munoz 7 Prens 6 Lopez 6 Arias 4/6r Martinez 4/6r Paz 4 Vente 4 Palacio 3

August 24, 2018

1st Place:

The Final closed a week of basketball in Puerto Rico.  The hosts started the game well against Cuba, completely blowing it wide open in the second half as Jennifer O’Neill was too much to handle for the last winners of the full competition in this region.  Puerto Rico will now be hoping to carry the momentum from this week into next month.

Cuba vs. Puerto Rico 54-83 CUB Amargo 18 Galindo 13 Avila 8 Tornell 6 Martinez 5 Oquendo 4 Cepeda 0 Becquer 0 Perez 0 Bouly 0 Ochoa DNP PUR O’Neill 34 Jones 14/8r Rosado 12/6a Gwathmey 10/11r Salaman 9 Gibson 2 Quinones 2 Melendez 0 Maldonado 0 Placido 0 Perez 0 Gonzalez 0

3rd Place:

In the race for the last medal, Sugeiry Monsac and the Dominican Republic surged into halftime with a lead, but Mexico had a better second half to win 85-81.

Mexico vs. Dominican Republic 85-81 MEX Valenzuela 18/7r Avila 16/8a Luna 16 Pardo 15/6a Beltran 12 Silva 8 Asencio 0 Ramos 0 Taylor 0 Moreno 0 Arellano DNP DOM Monsac 27/10r Reynoso 15/7r Morton 15/7a Paniagua 12 Zapata 6/8r Frias 6/6a Jimenez 0 Jones 0 Evangelista 0 Estrella 0 Rodriguez DNP Soto DNP

5th Place:

The day started with a rematch of a close group stage game for the consolation championship.  Costa Rica kept it close again, but the Bahamas did enough late to win 55-49.

Bahamas vs. Costa Rica 55-49 BAH Forbes 16 Lewis 13 Grant 10/8r Fernander 4 Greene 4 Dean 2/6r Neely 2 Moss 2 Thompson 2 Harrison 0 Demeritte 0 CRC Sanchez 13 Galvez 11 Matamoros 9/16r P. Mora 9 Jimenez 2 Pinnock 2 Quesada 2 Malavassi 1 M. Mora 0 Miller 0 Reyna 0 Alfaro DNP

August 23, 2018

Semifinals:

The hosts had a nervy start against their big rivals, but took control in the second half.  Cuba was expected to roll against Mexico, but Jacqueline Luna-Castro helped them fight back late before Yamara Amargo and Suchitel Avila could team up to help get an 86-80 win.  Cuba will now face Puerto Rico for the championship and Mexico and the Dominican Republic will compete for the last medal.

Puerto Rico vs. Dominican Republic 72-56 PUR O’Neill 16 Jones 14/12r Gwathmey 13 Rosado 9/7r Gibson 8/8r Melendez 8 Gonzalez 2 Salaman 2 Perez 0 Placido 0 Maldonado 0 Quinones 0 DOM Frias 15 Morton 11/7r/7a Paniagua 8 Reynoso 6/12r Monsac 6/10r Jones 5/7r Evangelista 4 Jimenez 1 Zapata 0 Estrella 0 Soto 0 Rodriguez DNP

Cuba vs. Mexico 86-80 CUB Amargo 20/8r Avila 20/7r/8a Galindo 16/10r Cepeda 10 Martinez 8/6a Becquer 7 Oquendo 5 Tornell 0 Perez 0 Bouly 0 Ochoa 0 MEX Castro 22/8r Beltran 14 Pardo 13 Avila 13 Taylor 7 Ramos 7 Asencio 2 Moreno 0 Valenzuela 0 Silva 0 Arellano DNP

5th Place Playoffs:

Guatemala looked to cruising to their first win as the consolation playoffs started the day, but Natalia Galvez and Costa Rica had other ideas as a late rally led to a 62-60 win.  Costa Rica will now play the Bahamas for fifth place and Guatemala’s tournament is done.

Guatemala vs. Costa Rica 60-62 GUA Vasquez 15/8r E. Rosales 14 Lopez 9 Rivera 6/6r Gonzalez 5/7r Garcia 5 Cano 2 Larranaga 2 A. Rosales 2 Rivas 0 Juarez 0 Camacho DNP CRC Galvez 23 Matamoros 15/14r Sanchez 6 Jimenez 5/6r P. Mora 4 Quesada 4 Pinnock 2 Miller 2 Malavassi 1 M. Mora 0 Alfaro 0 Reyna 0

August 22, 2018

Group A:

The last game of this group started Wednesday’s action as Cuba took care of business to win 99-39 and take the top spot and move on with the Dominican Republic.  Guatemala moved into the consolation bracket with the loss.

Guatemala vs. Cuba 39-99 GUA Gonzalez 14 Cano 7 E. Rosales 6 Rivera 4 Rivas 4 Camacho 2 Garcia 2 Lopez 0 Vasquez 0 Larranaga 0 A. Rosales 0 Juarez 0 CUB Avila 18/6r/6a Galindo 16 Oquendo 11/6r Becquer 11/6r Cepeda 10/7r Amargo 10 Tornell 8 Perez 6 Martinez 6/6a Ochoa 3 Bouly 0

Standings: Cuba 2-0, Dominican Republic 1-1, Guatemala 0-2

Group B:

The two teams that were already advancing faced off to have an easier semifinal matchup and it was an excellent game.  Hosts Puerto Rico built a lead in the first half, but Mexico closed the gap in the second half before falling 71-66 as Jennifer O’Neill was the difference.  The other two teams were looking to get a bye in the consolation bracket.  Costa Rica shook off a poor performance yesterday to nearly spring a surprise on the Bahamas, but came up short 60-57.

Puerto Rico vs. Mexico 71-66 PUR O’Neill 21/12r Gwathmey 9 Melendez 7/10r Salaman 7 Maldonado 6 Jones 5/10r Gibson 4 Quinones 4 Rosado 3 Gonzalez 3 Perez 2 Placido 0 MEX Silva 16/9r Avila 16 Luna 13/8r Pardo 10 Ramos 9 Beltran 2 Moreno 0 Taylor 0 Valenzuela 0 Arellano DNP Asencio DNP

Costa Rica vs. Bahamas 57-60 CRC Galvez 16/6r Jimenez 15 Matamoros 13/8r Pinnock 4/6r Malavassi 3 Quesada 2 Sanchez 2 M. Mora 2 Reyna 0 P. Mora 0 Miller 0 Alfaro DNP BAH Lewis 15 Neely 14 Forbes 13 Harrison 6 Dean 5/7r Grant 3 Moss 2 Demeritte 2 Fernander 0/8a Greene 0 Thompson 0

Standings: Puerto Rico 3-0, Mexico 2-1, Bahamas 1-2, Costa Rica 0-3

Semifinals: Cuba vs. Mexico and Puerto Rico vs. Dominican Republic

August 21, 2018

Group A:

This group finished the day again as Cuba played for the first time and beat the Dominican Republic 85-52 behind Yamara Amargo.  The expectation is that they will beat Guatemala on Wednesday to secure the top spot in the group, which would also lead the Dominican Republic to advance as well.

Dominican Republic vs. Cuba 52-85 DOM Morton 18 Monsac 11/8r Estrella 7 Zapata 4 Frias 4 Evangelista 4 Reynoso 2 Paniagua 1 Jones 1 Jimenez 0 Soto 0 Rodriguez 0 CUB Amargo 24 Avila 17/11r Oquendo 14/6r Galindo 13 Cepeda 4 Tornell 4 Perez 3 Martinez 2/8r/8a Becquer 2 Ochoa 2 Bouly DNP

Group B:

Tuesday started with the one game in this group where the outcome was considered slightly in doubt.  Mexico started fast to make sure that there was no upset as they beat the Bahamas 74-52.  Their advancement was confirmed when hosts Puerto Rico bagelled Costa Rica in the first quarter on their way to a 113-20 win.  Both teams will now face off for the group lead even though both know that they will also be playing next summer.

Mexico vs. Bahamas 74-52 MEX Luna 18 Ramos 17/8r Silva 13 Beltran 10/6r Valenzuela 7/11r Avila 7/8a Taylor 2 Moreno 0 Asencio 0 Arellano 0 Pardo DNP BAH Grant 19/15r/6s Neely 10/8r Dean 10/7r Lewis 9 Moss 2 Harrison 2 Greene 0 Forbes 0 Fernander 0 Demeritte 0 Thompson 0

Costa Rica vs. Puerto Rico 20-113 CRC Jimenez 5 Malavassi 5 Matamoros 2 Pinnock 2 Galvez 2 Sanchez 2 M. Mora 2 Reyna 0 Miller 0 Quesada 0 Alfaro 0 P. Mora 0 PUR Jones 17 O’Neill 14 Gwathmey 12/8r Perez 12 Gonzalez 12 Gibson 11/6s Quinones 10/7r Placido 6 Rosado 6/9a Maldonado 5/8r Salaman 4 Melendez 4

Manati is playing host to this week’s tournament as Puerto Rico has recovered to be able to host big basketball games again.  The top four teams in this tournament, the two teams in each group, will qualify for next summer’s Americas-wide tournament and keep their Olympic hopes alive.

Group A:

Suspense was largely taken out of this group early as the US Virgin Islands did not field a team.  That means that only one game will be played per day in this group as Monday’s action finished with Giocelis Reynoso leading the Dominican Republic past Guatemala 82-29.

Guatemala vs. Dominican Republic 29-82 GUA Gonzalez 13/7r Vasquez 6/7r Garcia 3 Lopez 2/8r E. Rosales 2 Cano 2 Rivas 1 Rivera 0 Larranga 0 A. Rosales 0 Juarez 0 Camacho 0 DOM Reynoso 20/16r Zapata 10 Morton 9 Paniagua 9 Jones 6/7r Frias 6 Jimenez 6 Estrella 5/6r Rodriguez 5 Monsac 4/9r Evangelista 2 Soto 0/6r

Group B:

Mexico ended up starting the day and they rolled past Costa Rica 77-42.  The hosts are the only team for which this is not the end of their summer as they prepare for the World Championship.  A fast start helped them win 95-50, although Leashia Grant did have a big game for the Bahamas.

Mexico vs. Costa Rica 77-42 MEX Luna 16 Valenzuela 12/7r Avila 11/7r Silva 9 Beltran 7 Ramos 5 Taylor 5 Arellano 5 Moreno 4/6r Pardo 3 Asencio 0 CRC Matamoros 15/12r Galvez 8 Sanchez 7 Pinnock 4 Quesada 4 P. Mora 2 Jimenez 2 M. Mora 0 Miller 0 Reyna Malavassi 0 Alfaro 0

Bahamas vs. Puerto Rico 50-95 BAH Grant 24/10r Neely 7 Lewis 6 Fernander 4 Harrison 2/6r Moss 2/6a Dean 2 Greene 2 Forbes 1 Thompson 0 Demeritte 0 PUR Gibson 12 Salaman 12 Gwathmey 12 Rosado 11 Gonzalez 10 O’Neill 10 Jones 9/7r Placido 8 Perez 5 Maldonado 3 Quinones 2 Melendez 1