Treviso Basket powered past UPEA C.D. Orlando 100-77 in Serie B Basket on October 18, 2026, delivering a complete offensive performance in front of their home crowd. Treviso reached three figures behind sharp ball movement, timely three-point shooting, and a bench unit that stretched the lead rather than merely protecting it.

Match overview

The 23:00 tip-off produced a fast, open contest early, but Treviso gradually imposed their rhythm. The hosts led 24-18 after the first quarter, extended the advantage to 51-37 by halftime, and kept Orlando at arm’s length throughout the second half. Every time the visitors threatened a run, Treviso answered with a composed possession or a momentum-swinging defensive stop.

• Final score: Treviso Basket 100, UPEA C.D. Orlando 77
• Quarter scores: 24-18, 27-19, 25-20, 24-20
• Margin: 23 points
• Key stat: Treviso’s bench contributed 38 points

Key moments

Treviso’s first major surge came late in the opening quarter, when a 10-0 run turned a tight game into a double-digit lead. The hosts carried that momentum into the second period, attacking the paint before kicking out to open shooters. A second 9-0 burst early in the third quarter effectively removed any doubt about the outcome.

Orlando had brief positive spells, particularly when their guards pushed the pace in transition, but they could not string together enough stops. Treviso’s response to every mini-run was clinical: a post touch, a drive-and-kick, or an offensive rebound that reset the possession and drained Orlando’s momentum.

Tactical story

Treviso’s offense was built on spacing and patience. The hosts regularly used high ball screens to force switches, then attacked the mismatch either off the dribble or through a quick post entry. When Orlando’s help defense arrived, Treviso found the open corner shooter. The result was a balanced scoring night and a comfortable shooting performance from beyond the arc.

Defensively, Treviso mixed man-to-man pressure with occasional zone looks, keeping Orlando’s primary ball-handlers guessing. The hosts protected the defensive glass well and limited second-chance points, which allowed them to control the tempo. Orlando’s half-court offense often stalled into contested jumpers, and their transition game never found consistent traction.

Standout performers

Matteo Fantinato paced Treviso with 21 points, repeatedly finding seams in Orlando’s defense. Lorenzo Piccin added 18 points and nine rebounds, providing a strong inside-outside presence. Davide Torresani was excellent off the bench with 14 points, while Treviso’s second unit changed the game with energy and shot-making.

For UPEA C.D. Orlando, Marco Bellini scored a team-high 19 points and remained aggressive throughout, but the visitors lacked the defensive consistency needed to slow Treviso’s multi-pronged attack. Orlando’s effort never dropped, yet their execution on both ends fell short of the hosts’ standard.

Season impact

The win gives Treviso Basket momentum in the Serie B Basket standings and reinforces their reputation as a deep, balanced side capable of scoring from multiple positions. Reaching 100 points while spreading the load is a promising sign for their season-long ceiling.

For UPEA C.D. Orlando, the result highlights areas to address: transition defense, rebounding discipline, and half-court shot quality. They showed enough offensive flashes to suggest they can compete, but this night belonged to Treviso, whose control from the second quarter onward made the final margin feel inevitable.