Aguada earned a convincing 88–64 win over Malvín in Liga Uruguaya action, controlling the game on both ends and building separation as the night progressed. Aguada’s offense was balanced and efficient enough to create a 24-point margin, while its defense held Malvín to 32.0% shooting (13-of-41) from the field. E. Clark led Aguada with 20 points, setting the tone as Aguada consistently generated quality looks and converted from deep. J. Rodriguez added 17 points and Donald Sims scored 13, giving Aguada multiple creators and finishers throughout the game. As a team, Aguada posted 21 assists, reflecting strong ball movement and the ability to turn possessions into high-percentage opportunities. Malvín was paced by Webster Johsua’s 18 points, with Nicolás Martinez contributing 12, but the visitors struggled to sustain offense against Aguada’s pressure and rebounding. Despite hitting 11 three-pointers (11-of-26), Malvín couldn’t compensate for its low overall field-goal accuracy and a 45–31 rebounding deficit. The result reinforces Aguada’s ability to win decisively when it controls the glass and shares the ball, two indicators that typically translate well over a long league season. For Malvín, the game highlights the need for improved efficiency inside the arc and better work on the boards to avoid relying too heavily on perimeter shooting to stay competitive.