Aguada earned a 78-73 win over Hebraica y Macabi in Liga Uruguaya action, closing out a competitive game by a five-point margin. The matchup was tightly contested, with Hebraica y Macabi finding efficiency inside the arc and controlling the rebounding battle, while Aguada leaned on stronger ball movement and balanced scoring to secure the result. Donald Sims led Aguada with 23 points, providing the primary scoring punch in a game where every possession mattered late. E. Clark added 19 points, giving Aguada another reliable option, and J. Rodriguez contributed 10 points as part of a supporting cast that helped maintain offensive balance. Aguada also finished with 21 assists, a key indicator of its ability to generate quality looks throughout the game. For Hebraica y Macabi, Charles Mitchell scored 19 points and B. Weatherspoon added 16, keeping their team within striking distance. Hebraica y Macabi held a 42-33 rebounding advantage and shot efficiently on two-point field goals, but the team could not fully overcome Aguada’s execution and shot creation. Both teams made eight three-pointers, but Aguada’s late-game composure proved decisive. The result gives Aguada an important league victory and reinforces its ability to win close games behind veteran scoring and team-oriented offense. Hebraica y Macabi can take positives from its rebounding and individual production, but the narrow defeat highlights the need for sharper execution in key moments against top-level Liga Uruguaya competition.