Under-17 team competes in the Super Four basketball tournament in Campinas
Mais Querido enters the court this Friday (29)
By Flamengo Communication - in
The FlaBasquete Sub-17 team already has a set date for the next cup challenge. This Friday (29), the red-blacks will take to the court for the Unimed Super Four, which will be played until Sunday at the Tênis Clube Campinas gymnasium. In addition to the home team, Obras Sanitarias (ARG) and Pinheiros will also be fighting for the title. This will be the first edition of the tournament with a quadrangular format.
"It will be a very good tournament with high-level teams. Everyone plays against everyone else in the first round, and the top two advance to the final. It will be a great test for our team; we will be playing against very strong athletes. Unfortunately, I will not have power forward Ruan, who is in Mexico doing some training at the NBA camp. I will bring ten athletes from the U-17 team and two from the U-15 team to complete the squad. It will be a good opportunity for them to develop their basketball skills, gain experience, and for us to continue the Carioca Championship when we return to Rio," said Marcos Beegu, Flamengo's coach.
"We should have more tournaments like this throughout the year, as they provide a lot of valuable experience. Playing against teams from abroad is always welcome. So let's make the most of this opportunity. The team is doing well, we're undefeated in the State Championship, with a good campaign and a good squad. I hope to learn new things from the clubs there, trying to provide us with more variety in training and fundamentals," the coach added.
Check out the complete table below:
Friday (29), at 16 pm: Flamengo x Sanitary Works
Saturday (30), at 11 am: Flamengo x Basketball Club/Tennis Club Campinas
at 18pm: Pinheiros x Flamengo
Sunday (1.07), at 9 am: Third place dispute
at 11am: Final
The Flamengo Regatas basketball teams receive funding from their sponsors – Thinkseg, TIM, AmBev, Rede D'or, IRB Brasil RE, CSN, Brasil Plural, and EY – via the Federal Incentive Law/Ministry of Sports (IR) and the State Incentive Law/Rio de Janeiro State Secretariat of Sports, Recreation, and Youth (Seelje), as well as support from the Brazilian Club Committee (CBC) through the decentralization of funds from the Pelé Law. The Flamengo Guardian Angel Project, a personal tax transfer, benefits all Olympic sports of the club.