Assigeco Piacenza wants to get the hat trick: Agrigento is ahead

The victory on the Rieti pitch allowed theUCC Assigeco Piacenza to obtain two important points in the race towards the playoffs and was the result of a sensational team performance despite the absences of Malcolm Miller and Lorenzo Querci. For the seventh day of the clock phase the red and whites return to play within the walls of their home, hosting the PalaBanca there Fortitudo Agrigentowith the tap-off set for Saturday 30 March at 8.45pm. He is certainly among the protagonists of the last match Michele Serpillidecisive with 20 points and 6 rebounds.

To celebrate Easter together, all children present at the arena will be given a free Easter egg, while supplies last.

D’Almeida’s words to the microphones of Radio Sound

The focus on Agrigento

After a superlative last season which ended in the first round of the playoffs at the hands of Vanoli Cremona, this year Fortitudo Agrigento is fighting tooth and nail to try to obtain salvation. With a record of 6 wins and 22 defeats, this week the club announced the return to the bench of Damiano Pilot, who was sacked at the beginning of January to make room for Marco Calvani, who can count on a quintet made up of the American rookie Dwayne Cohill in the backcourt, from the Argentine Nicolas Morici, who underwent a small operation during the week due to pneumothorax and from the winger Lorenzo Ambrosin, the team’s best scorer with 14 points in this phase.

In the long sector, in addition to the historic captain Albano Chiarastella, we find the American pivot Jakob Polakovich, capable of grabbing 24 rebounds in the home match on 6 December against Urania. Coming off the bench are the former Rimini player Davide Meluzzi, the young player born in 2000 Alessandro Sperduto, who has just returned after two months out due to injury, the Argentine veteran Agustin Fabi and the Estonian big man Mait Peterson. The roster is closed by the young Campanian Emanuele Caiazza and Sadio Soumalia Toure.