Fluminense U22 produced a commanding road performance in the Brazil FCB U22, defeating Campo Mourao U22 76-49 on October 30, 2026. The visitors controlled the game from the opening minutes, using defensive pressure and efficient transition scoring to turn a promising start into a lopsided victory.

Match overview

Fluminense set the tone with a 22-12 first quarter, holding Campo Mourao to just four field goals in the opening eight minutes. The second period followed a similar pattern, with Fluminense adding 18 points while limiting the hosts to 14. By halftime, the visitors led 40-26 and had already forced 11 turnovers.

The third quarter effectively ended the contest. Fluminense opened with a 12-2 run and outscored Campo Mourao 19-11 in the period, pushing the lead to 22 points. The final quarter was played at a slower pace, but Fluminense maintained their defensive discipline and closed out a 27-point win.

Key moments

• Opening statement: Fluminense’s 10-0 run in the first quarter silenced the home crowd and set the defensive tone.
• Third-quarter knockout: A 12-2 burst early in the second half removed any doubt about the outcome.
• Turnover trouble: Campo Mourao struggled against full-court pressure, finishing with a high number of giveaways.

Tactical story

Fluminense’s game plan was built on pressure and pace. They denied Campo Mourao’s primary ball handlers space and jumped passing lanes, turning defense into quick offense. In the half court, the visitors used quick ball movement to find open corner shooters and cutters behind the defense.

Campo Mourao found some success when they slowed the game down and attacked the basket through their forwards, but they could not sustain those possessions. Poor shooting from the perimeter allowed Fluminense to pack the paint and control the defensive glass.

Standout players

Fluminense guard Lucas Almeida was the game’s leading scorer with 20 points, adding five assists and three steals. Forward Rafael Nunes dominated the boards with 12 rebounds and 14 points, while Gabriel Souza provided energy off the bench with 11 points.

For Campo Mourao, Pedro Henrique top-scored with 14 points, and Matheus Lima added 10, but the hosts lacked the offensive firepower to match Fluminense’s balanced attack.

Season impact

The win gives Fluminense U22 valuable momentum in the Brazil FCB U22 campaign and highlights their depth and defensive identity. Campo Mourao U22 will need to address their ball security and perimeter shooting before their next outing. In a development league where consistency is often the difference, Fluminense’s ability to dictate tempo on the road is a promising sign.