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oct 25 2026An action-packed matchday in the LF Endesa saw Hozono Global Jairis upset Azulmarino Palma at Son Moix in a thrilling encounter, Innova-TSN Leganés returned to winning ways, Baxi Ferrol maintained their home unbeaten record at A Malata, and Cadí La Seu claimed their third victory of the season.
Azulmarino had strung together four consecutive wins, but their impressive winning streak on the Balearic Islands was halted by the arrival of Hozono Global Jairis to Son Moix, breaking their unbeaten record.
Saturday's action kicked off with a spectacular showdown at Son Moix. Hozono Global Jairis upset Azulmarino Palma in a match marked by three-point accuracy and end-to-end competition, as Bernat Canut's squad secured their fourth consecutive league victory. Meanwhile, Innova-TSN Leganés returned to winning ways at Pabellón Europa against Kutxabank Arasko, who remain winless in the competition. Javi Fort's team was led by a stellar Rita Igbowke and Elena Rodríguez, who posted 25 and 23 rating points, respectively.
At A Malata, Baxi Ferrol held strong in front of their home crowd and claimed their third home victory, remaining unbeaten at home. They did so behind an outstanding Maggie Doogan, who recorded 21 points and 31 rating points. Cadí La Seu also reached their third LF Endesa victory, defeating Celta Femxa Zorka. Anna Palma led the charge for Pepe Vázquez's squad, who have now strung together two consecutive wins.
Saturday's action closed at Magariños with the matchup between Movistar Estudiantes and Ingeniera Ambiental CAB Estepona, with the visitors claiming victory in the capital thanks to a strong second half and a sensational performance from Alba Sánchez-Ramos, who was key to the visiting team's triumph.
Sunday morning brought two spectacular games in the LF Endesa. Casademont Zaragoza defeated Meins Avenida and moved into sole first place in the standings, with Mariona Ortiz orchestrating the Aragonese squad and posting 23 rating points while dishing out key assists. Valencia Basket, meanwhile, did not falter on a difficult road at Pazo, where they had to come from behind against Durán Maquinaria Ensino, who dominated the first half. However, a strong second-half performance from the Valencia side allowed them to secure the victory. For the Valencia squad, Raquel Carrera's return stood out, as she was her team's leading rater with 16 points, as well as Chloe Bibby's debut in a Valencia Basket uniform.
The weekend concluded at Fontajau with a closely contested matchup between Spar Girona and Mirai Euskotren, highlighted by Onyiah's debut in the Catalan squad's colors, posting 15 points and becoming the team's leading scorer. However, one of the season's surprise teams, Mirai Euskotren, ended up upsetting Fontajau thanks to a decisive three-pointer from Remenárová in the final minute, which allowed the visitors to take the lead and hold on until the end. With this victory, the Basque squad maintains their unbeaten road record.
LF ENDESA - MATCHDAY 5
Saturday, October 24, 2026:
- Azulmarino Palma vs Hozono Global Jairis (67-69) | MVP: K. Holm - 27 RAT.
- Innova-TSN Leganés vs Kutxabank Arasko (63-58) | MVP: R. Igbowke - 25 RAT.
- Baxi Ferrol vs Inversus Gernika Bizkaia (76-71) | MVP: M. Doogan - 30 RAT.
- Celta Femxa Zorka vs Cadí La Seu (80-86) | MVP: E. Ronsiek - 27 RAT.
- Movistar Estudiantes vs Impuslo 360 CAB Estepona (52-70) | MVP: A. Sánchez-Ramos - 17 RAT.
Sunday, October 25, 2026:
- Duran M. Ensino vs Valencia Basket (59-75) | MVP: H. Van Schaik - 20 RAT.
- Meins Avenida vs Casademont Zaragoza (71-83) | MVP: M. Ortíz - 23 RAT.
- Spar Girona vs Mirai Euskotren (53-56) | MVP: C. Guerrero - 17 RAT.
