Nacional delivered a commanding 109-89 victory over Aguada in Liga Uruguaya action, winning by 20 points behind efficient offense and a clear advantage on the glass. The final margin reflected Nacional’s ability to sustain scoring pressure throughout the game, while Aguada struggled to match that pace despite several contributors reaching the scoring column. Nacional’s execution stood out statistically, particularly its 35-of-58 shooting from the field for 60.0%. That level of efficiency, combined with 20 assists, allowed Nacional to consistently create high-quality looks and maintain control. The rebounding battle was also decisive, with Nacional collecting 47 boards compared with Aguada’s 23, limiting second-chance opportunities for Aguada while extending possessions of its own. Aguada’s top scorer was Sims Donald with 18 points, while J. Rodriguez added 14. Santos Luis contributed 9 points, and both Vidal Santiago and Osimani Joaquin finished with 8. Aguada found production from multiple players and made 16 three-pointers, but the team’s overall profile was not enough to overcome Nacional’s superior interior efficiency, rebounding edge, and balanced ball movement. For Nacional, the result reinforces its ability to win convincingly when it controls the paint, shares the ball, and dominates the possession battle. For Aguada, the takeaway will be the need to improve defensive resistance and rebounding consistency, especially against opponents capable of converting at a high field-goal percentage.