Boca Juniors women secured a comprehensive 95-72 victory over Vélez Sarsfield in the Liga Femenina on Friday evening. The home side controlled the contest from start to finish, building a 23-point margin that reflected their superiority in nearly every statistical category. It was an emphatic performance at the Estadio Alberto J. Armando, where the hosts proved too strong for their visitors.
Boca's efficiency was evident throughout. They converted 32 of 66 field goal attempts while adding 12 successful three-pointers and 19 of 26 free throws. The home team dominated the glass with 44 rebounds to Vélez's 28, including 33 defensive boards that limited the opposition's second-chance opportunities. Their 15 assists and 7 blocks showed a balanced defensive approach.
Vélez struggled to find rhythm against Boca's pressure. They shot 24 from 64 in the field and managed only eight three-pointers, while their 14 steals suggested they were active but unable to convert disruption into points. The visitors committed just 11 turnovers compared to Boca's 22, but that discipline could not overcome their lack of offensive production.
By then the gap had become unbridgeable. Boca's 11 offensive rebounds created constant pressure, while Vélez recorded zero blocks — a telling statistic against a team that shot 51 per cent from the field. The personal foul count was similar, 23 for Boca and 22 for Vélez, but the home side did not need to foul to control the game.
The result leaves Boca with momentum in the tournament standings. A 23-point victory is not merely a win — it is a statement. Vélez will need to address their field goal percentage and rebounding if they are to challenge teams of this calibre again.