With the triumph against Chile, Colombia closed the group stage with record 2-2. Now he will rest on the last date and wait for the other results to know what position he will advance to the next round.
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The Women's Basketball Team of Colombia took a key step towards the classification in the 2025 female American by imposing Chile 59-33 on Santiago. After a complicated tournament start, the team led by Luis Cuenca closes the group stage with 2-2 record, after first falling Front Puerto Rico (68-65) and the United States (80-43), and then recover with two victories in a row against Mexico and Chile.
The triumph was built from the start. Colombia took the lead in the first minutes and did not release it at any time. With a firm defense and a patient attack, the team was expanding the fourth difference after fourth, preventing Chile from approaching on the scoreboard.
The local team tried to react, but always found the response of the Colombians, who maintained control until the end and sealed a clear victory.
Among the party figures highlighted Jenifer Muñozwho contributed 12 points with an impeccable 7/7 in free throws. They also stood out Carolina Lópezwith 9 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists, and Marlyn waitwhich closed with 8 points and 6 rebounds. Valentina López He added another 8 points and 5 rebounds coming from the bank, giving solidity in the key moments.
In total, Colombia showed a more collective and solid game than in its first two outings, where it had fallen against Puerto Rico (68-65) and the United States (80-43). The previous victory against Mexico (71-60) had returned confidence to the group, and before Chile the team maintained defensive intensity and effectiveness in decisive times.
With this result, Colombia closes the group stage with balance of two victories and two losses, waiting for the other results to confirm its passage to the next phase of the tournament.
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