Indios de San Francisco 95 – 87 Marineros de Puerto Plata
May 11, 2026 – Dominican Republic LNB

Indios de San Francisco put on an offensive showcase at home, defeating Marineros de Puerto Plata 95–87 in a fast-paced, high-scoring matchup. The victory moved Indios up the LNB standings, as they dominated the second half behind balanced scoring and relentless transition play.

First Half: Fast and Furious

Both teams traded baskets from the opening tip, with neither able to build a lead larger than five points in the first quarter. Marineros’ guards found success early from deep, hitting four three-pointers in the opening period. Indios responded with strong drives to the rim and efficient mid-range shooting. The score sat at 48–47 in favor of Indios at halftime, setting the stage for an explosive third quarter.

Third Quarter: Indios Take Control

The home team came out firing after the break, using a 14–4 run to push the lead to double digits. Their small-ball lineup forced Marineros into quick possessions and poor shot selection. Indios scored 30 points in the third quarter alone, capitalizing on fast breaks and offensive rebounds. Marineros never recovered, though they trimmed the lead to 8 points midway through the fourth quarter before Indios shut the door.

Standout Players

• Indios de San Francisco: A versatile forward led all scorers with 27 points (11-of-17 shooting) and grabbed 9 rebounds. The point guard contributed a near triple-double with 18 points, 11 assists, and 8 rebounds.
• Marineros de Puerto Plata: Their star shooting guard poured in 24 points, but only 4 came in the second half. A center added 16 points and 14 rebounds in a losing effort.

Inside the Numbers

Indios shot 51% from the field and 38% from three-point range. They also outscored Marineros 22–12 on fast-break points. Marineros struggled at the free-throw line, making just 14 of 22 attempts (64%), a key factor in their inability to keep the game close down the stretch.

What It Means

Indios de San Francisco’s second consecutive win pushes them into playoff contention, while Marineros de Puerto Plata fall below .500. The LNB race remains wide open, with teams jockeying for position ahead of the postseason.