Urunday earned an 89–75 win over Unión Atlética in Liga Uruguaya play, pulling away to secure a 14-point victory. The hosts paired efficient scoring inside with control of the glass, finishing with a 44–30 rebounding edge and 18 assists to keep their offense steady across four quarters. Urunday’s efficiency showed up in the overall shooting numbers (18-of-31 from the field, 58.0%), and they consistently generated second-chance opportunities by winning the rebounding battle. While their three-point shooting volume was high (6-of-26), they compensated by converting at a strong rate on their two-point looks and by creating extra possessions. Unión Atlética stayed competitive behind perimeter shot-making (9-of-21 from three) and strong individual scoring nights from J. Ducasse (22 points) and Wilson Quatarrius (20 points). However, they couldn’t match Urunday’s physicality on the boards and shot 17-of-41 overall (42.0%), leaving them with less margin for error when Urunday began to separate. R. Rickards led Urunday with 21 points, with S. Massa adding 18 in a balanced effort that complemented the team’s rebounding and ball movement. The result gives Urunday a confidence-building win built on fundamentals—rebounding and efficiency—while Unión Atlética will look to improve their interior production and rebounding to better support their perimeter scoring in upcoming games.