Aguada earned a 101–82 win over Nacional in Liga Uruguaya play, pulling away to secure a 19-point victory. Aguada’s offense was led by James Feldeine, who scored 25 points, with Erik Thomas adding 22. Bernardo Barrera chipped in 14 as Aguada consistently generated quality looks and kept pressure on Nacional across four quarters. The difference showed up most clearly from the perimeter and on the glass. Aguada knocked down 15 three-pointers on 28 attempts, a high-volume, high-efficiency edge that helped them create separation whenever Nacional threatened to respond. Aguada also controlled the rebounding battle 44–26, which fueled extra possessions and limited Nacional’s ability to string together stops. Nacional was paced by Donald Sims (16 points) and E. Clark (15), but the visitors couldn’t match Aguada’s scoring bursts. Even with a solid field-goal percentage (16-of-36), Nacional’s overall shot volume and second-chance opportunities were constrained by Aguada’s rebounding advantage and the home side’s ability to convert from deep. Going forward, Aguada can build on the formula that decided this one—spacing, three-point production, and physicality on the boards—while Nacional will look to tighten up its defensive coverage on the perimeter and improve its rebounding to avoid giving opponents repeated extra possessions.