Tec Mty Toluca Women produced a commanding home performance in the Mexico ABE League Women, defeating UVAQ Morelia Woman 74-35 on September 26, 2026. The 39-point victory was built on relentless defense, quick transition play, and a balanced scoring attack that never allowed the visitors to settle into the contest. From the opening tip, Tec Mty Toluca controlled the tempo and turned the game into a statement win in front of their home supporters.

Match Overview

The final score of 74-35 reflects just how one-sided this ABE League Women matchup became. Tec Mty Toluca Women set the tone early with a high-pressure defensive scheme, forcing UVAQ Morelia Woman into difficult shots and rushed possessions. By the time the first quarter ended, the hosts had already established a double-digit advantage and never looked back.

UVAQ Morelia Woman came into the game hoping to use their half-court offense to stay within striking distance, but Tec Mty Toluca’s speed and physicality proved too much. The home side consistently won the rebound battle, pushed the ball in transition, and converted defensive stops into easy baskets. The result was a performance that showcased Tec Mty Toluca’s depth and their ability to dominate on both ends of the floor.

Quarter-by-Quarter Breakdown

• First quarter: Tec Mty Toluca Women 22-8 UVAQ Morelia Woman
• Second quarter: Tec Mty Toluca Women 18-10 UVAQ Morelia Woman
• Third quarter: Tec Mty Toluca Women 19-9 UVAQ Morelia Woman
• Fourth quarter: Tec Mty Toluca Women 15-8 UVAQ Morelia Woman
• Final score: Tec Mty Toluca Women 74-35 UVAQ Morelia Woman

The quarter scores highlight the consistency of Tec Mty Toluca’s effort. They won every period by at least seven points and saved their most suffocating defensive stretch for the third quarter, when the game was effectively put out of reach. UVAQ Morelia’s best offensive moments came in the second quarter, but even then, they could not cut the deficit to a manageable number.

Key Moments

The decisive run came midway through the first quarter. With the score tied early, Tec Mty Toluca Women rattled off a 14-0 surge fueled by steals, offensive rebounds, and accurate outside shooting. That burst forced UVAQ Morelia Woman into a timeout, but the momentum had already shifted permanently.

Another important sequence arrived early in the third quarter. Leading 40-18 at halftime, Tec Mty Toluca opened the second half with a 10-2 run that removed any doubt about the outcome. Their guards controlled the pace, their forwards attacked the rim, and their centers protected the paint. UVAQ Morelia, meanwhile, struggled to find clean looks and was often forced into contested jump shots late in the shot clock.

Tactical Story

Tec Mty Toluca Women’s game plan was clear: pressure the ball, deny easy entry passes, and run at every opportunity. That approach worked perfectly. The hosts used a compact half-court defense that clogged the middle and forced UVAQ Morelia Woman to shoot from the perimeter. When the visitors missed, Tec Mty Toluca’s bigs secured the rebound and immediately looked for outlet passes to start the fast break.

On offense, Tec Mty Toluca shared the ball exceptionally well. They recorded assists on a high percentage of their made field goals and consistently found the open player against UVAQ Morelia’s rotating defense. The home side also dominated the paint, scoring repeatedly on drives and second-chance opportunities. UVAQ Morelia Woman, by contrast, never found a reliable rhythm. Their half-court sets were slow to develop, and their shooting percentage suffered against Tec Mty Toluca’s active hands and help defense.

Standout Players

Several Tec Mty Toluca Women players delivered strong individual performances in the blowout win:

• Fernanda Ríos led all scorers with 18 points, mixing drives to the basket with timely three-point shooting.
• Camila Solís added 14 points and controlled the offense from the point guard position, finishing with multiple assists and steals.
• Andrea Beltrán contributed 12 points and dominated the boards, giving Tec Mty Toluca extra possessions throughout the game.
• Valeria Núñez anchored the defense with blocks and deflections, making life difficult for UVAQ Morelia’s interior scorers.

For UVAQ Morelia Woman, Mariana Cortés was the most consistent offensive option, finishing with 11 points. Paola Herrera added 8 points and fought hard on the glass, but the visitors lacked the balanced scoring needed to keep pace with Tec Mty Toluca’s attack.

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