SoMiSA de San Nicolas 62–77 All Boys de La Pampa
Argentina Liga B | June 18, 2026

All Boys de La Pampa delivered a commanding road performance on Thursday night, handing SoMiSA de San Nicolas a 77–62 defeat at the Estadio SoMiSA. The visitors used a dominant second-quarter surge and relentless defensive pressure to snap a two-game losing streak and strengthen their mid-table position in the Liga B standings.

Match Overview

The first quarter was a cagey affair, with both teams feeling each other out. SoMiSA managed to stay within striking distance, trailing 18–16 after the opening period. However, the game turned decisively in the second quarter when All Boys found their rhythm from beyond the arc. A 14–2 run, fueled by sharp perimeter shooting and transition baskets, allowed the visitors to open a double-digit lead before halftime, 41–28.

SoMiSA came out with more intensity in the third quarter, trimming the deficit to 55–48 after a 10–2 run capped by a three-point play from their leading scorer. But All Boys answered every challenge, maintaining composure and executing in the half-court offense. The home side never got closer than seven points in the fourth quarter, as All Boys closed the game on a 22–14 run to seal the comfortable victory.

Key to the Game: Defensive Dominance

All Boys de La Pampa forced 16 turnovers and held SoMiSA to just 38% shooting from the field. Their ability to contest shots without fouling—committing only 12 personal fouls—allowed them to control the tempo. Meanwhile, SoMiSA’s offense stagnated in the half-court, struggling to generate quality looks against a well-drilled All Boys zone defense.

Standout Performers

• Lucas Fernandez (All Boys): The veteran guard poured in 22 points on 8-of-14 shooting, including four three-pointers, and added 6 assists. His scoring burst in the second quarter was the catalyst for the win.
• Mateo Rojas (All Boys): A double-double machine, Rojas finished with 14 points and 12 rebounds, dominating the boards on both ends.
• Ignacio Diaz (SoMiSA): The home team’s top scorer with 18 points, but he needed 17 shots to get there. He also recorded 5 assists but committed 4 turnovers under pressure.

Season Implications

The victory lifts All Boys de La Pampa to a 9–7 record, keeping them firmly in the playoff mix as the season approaches its midpoint. For SoMiSA de San Nicolas, the loss drops them to 6–10 and exposes their ongoing struggles at home, where they now hold a 3–5 record. With a tough upcoming schedule, the team will need to address their offensive inefficiency to avoid slipping further down the table.

Both teams return to action next week: All Boys host Liga B leaders Independiente de Chivilcoy, while SoMiSA travel to face Atlético Rafaela in a must-win encounter.