San Pablo Burgos earned a 101-94 road win over Manresa in ACB action, closing out a high-scoring contest by seven points. Burgos’ offensive balance and shot-making proved decisive, as three players scored at least 20 points and helped the visitors maintain enough separation in the key stretches of the game. R. Neto led San Pablo Burgos with 26 points, while Corbalan Gonzala added 25 and Ethan Happ contributed 20. Their combined production gave Burgos multiple scoring options and made it difficult for Manresa to focus its defensive coverage on one player. Burgos also shot efficiently overall, finishing 31-of-52 from the field, and added eight made three-pointers. Manresa stayed competitive behind Alejandro Reyes, who scored 16 points, and Retin Obasohan, who added 15. The hosts were efficient inside the arc and finished with 34 rebounds and 17 assists, but they could not generate enough stops to slow Burgos’ leading scorers. Manresa’s 7-of-28 shooting from three-point range also limited its ability to keep pace late. For San Pablo Burgos, the result is a strong road performance built on efficient scoring and late-game execution. For Manresa, the loss highlights the need to improve perimeter efficiency and defensive consistency, particularly against teams with multiple high-level scoring threats.