Aguada defeated Penarol 92-81 in Liga Uruguaya action, pulling away to secure an 11-point victory. Aguada’s efficiency was a major factor, as the team converted 18 of 30 field-goal attempts for 60.0% while also knocking down nine three-pointers. That offensive balance helped Aguada maintain control and finish the game with enough separation despite Penarol’s efforts to stay within reach. Penarol had advantages in total rebounds and assists, finishing with 38 boards and 21 assists compared with Aguada’s 34 rebounds and 20 assists. However, Aguada’s superior shooting accuracy proved decisive. Penarol shot 20-for-45 from the field, and while it made 10 three-pointers, it was unable to match Aguada’s overall scoring efficiency in the key stretches of the game. Sims Donald led the listed Aguada performers with 12 points, while Vidal Santiago added 6 points in the win. Their contributions helped support a team effort built around efficient shot-making and timely perimeter scoring. Aguada’s ability to capitalize on its scoring opportunities was the difference in a matchup where Penarol generated ball movement and rebounding production but could not turn those areas into a win. For Aguada, the result reinforces its ability to win with efficient offense and composed execution. For Penarol, the loss highlights the need to convert possession advantages into more consistent scoring, particularly against opponents that shoot at a high percentage.