Two names to talk about of last week-end in Italy: Pietro Aradori ('88) and Alessandro Gentile ('92) -at the pic-. Both prospects shined with their teams for two reasons: the older made another big game scoring and the younger made his best performance at A1 first division. Aradori and his teammates of Angelico Biella couldn't add their sixth season victory after losing at home against Teramo (81-89), with 25 points (4/6 threes), 6 rebounds and 3 assists of the forward, who actually is the fourth best scorer of the league (18.4) only behind three americans (Gary Neal, Anthony Grundy and Ibrahim Jaaber).

At Napoli another team didn't have problems to won easy on the road, and Benetton Treviso beat locals 64-96. Youngster Gentile made his best game with Benetton's first team: 7 points, 2 rebounds and 1 steal in 13 minutes.   

 

Photo: FIBA Europe / Ciamillo - Castoria