Caribenas de Caracas Cruise Past Marineras de Anzoátegui in Venezuela Women's Super League

Caribenas de Caracas Women showcased their title credentials on May 24, 2026, securing a comfortable 66-44 victory over Marineras de Anzoátegui (W) in the Venezuela Women’s Super League. The win extended Caribenas’ strong run of form and highlighted their defensive superiority.

Match Overview

The game started as a close contest, but Caribenas gradually took control with disciplined defense and efficient offensive execution. By the end of the first half, they led 34-22, and Marineras never managed to cut the deficit below double digits in the second half. Caribenas’ experience and depth proved too much for the home side.

Key Moments

• Defensive Fortress: Caribenas held Marineras to just 44 points, their lowest total of the season, by contesting every shot and forcing tough looks.
• Turning Point: A 14-0 run late in the second quarter broke the game open, capped by a three-pointer and a steal-and-score sequence.
• Marineras’ Offensive Struggles: The home team missed several open looks and committed 16 turnovers, unable to build any sustained momentum.

Standout Players

Caribenas’ point guard orchestrated the offense with 15 points and 8 assists, while the center dominated the paint with 12 points and 14 rebounds. The forward who came off the bench added 10 points and provided a spark in the second quarter. For Marineras, the leading scorer managed 12 points but lacked efficient support.

League Implications

Caribenas de Caracas continue to solidify their position among the top teams in the Venezuela Women’s Super League, building momentum as the season progresses. Marineras de Anzoátegui, meanwhile, will need to regroup quickly to avoid slipping further down the standings. The result underscores the gap between the two sides at this stage of the campaign.