Defensor delivered a commanding 80-58 victory over Malvin in Liga Uruguaya action, controlling the game with efficient offense and a balanced scoring effort. The 22-point margin reflected Defensor’s ability to create separation and sustain it, while Malvin struggled to match the winner’s pace and shot-making over the course of the contest. Defensor’s offensive efficiency was a major factor, as the team shot 19-of-36 from the field for 53% and added 10 made three-pointers on 23 attempts. That perimeter production helped stretch Malvin’s defense and opened space for multiple contributors. Defensor also finished with 17 assists, showing strong ball movement and a more connected offensive rhythm than Malvin, which recorded 8 assists. F. Terra led Defensor with 16 points, while E. Weaver added 15 points and both Mauro Zubiaurre and Victor Rudd contributed 14 points apiece. That depth made it difficult for Malvin to focus on one scorer. Fernandez Santiago was Malvin’s top performer with 14 points, but the team could not generate enough consistent offense, particularly from beyond the arc, where it went 6-of-32. Going forward, Defensor can take confidence from a complete team performance built on shooting efficiency, rebounding and shared scoring. Malvin, meanwhile, will need to address its perimeter struggles and improve offensive execution after being held to 58 points in a game where it was also outrebounded 34-28.