Final Score: Salvador W 42 – 105 Cerrado Basquete Women
Brazil Liga Feminina de Basquete – June 11, 2026

Cerrado Basquete Women delivered a statement performance on Thursday night, crushing Salvador W 105-42 on the road in a one-sided Liga Feminina de Basquete encounter. The visitors overwhelmed their hosts from the opening tip, turning the game into a highlight reel of fast breaks and stifling defense.

Match Overview

Cerrado wasted no time establishing control. By the end of the first quarter, they had built a 30-10 lead, forcing Salvador into difficult shots and capitalizing on every turnover. The second period was more of the same: Cerrado extended the margin to 55-20 at halftime, effectively ending any competitive intrigue.

Salvador struggled to find offensive rhythm throughout the night. Cerrado’s full-court press and disciplined rotations limited the home side to just 42 points on 28% shooting. On the other end, Cerrado shot over 50% from the field and dominated the boards, securing 22 offensive rebounds that led to numerous second-chance points.

Key Moments & Tactical Story

• First-quarter blitz: Cerrado opened with a 15-0 run, forcing Salvador into three timeouts in the first eight minutes.
• Perimeter dominance: The visitors knocked down 12 three-pointers, four of which came in a devastating third-quarter stretch.
• Defensive intensity: Cerrado recorded 18 steals and forced 27 Salvador turnovers, converting them into 35 points.

Standout Players

Cerrado Basquete Women: Forward Larissa Silva led all scorers with 24 points (10-of-14 shooting) and added 11 rebounds. Point guard Ana Costa dished out nine assists while hitting four triples. Center Beatriz Oliveira anchored the defense with four blocks and eight boards.

Salvador W: Guard Mariana Reis was the only home player in double figures, finishing with 14 points. However, she received little support as the roster combined for just 5 assists.

Season Impact

The win pushes Cerrado Basquete Women to a 9-2 record, cementing their place among the league’s elite. For Salvador W (2-9), the defeat highlights ongoing struggles in both transition defense and half-court execution. With the playoffs approaching, both teams have clear areas to address: Cerrado looks like a legitimate title contender, while Salvador must rebuild confidence and cohesion.