Results

Venezuela Superliga 07/06 23:30 1 [2] Guaros de Lara v Gladiadores de Anzoategui [1] L 66-82
Venezuela Superliga 07/04 23:30 1 [2] Guaros de Lara v Gladiadores de Anzoategui [1] L 78-91
Venezuela Superliga 07/03 23:30 1 [2] Guaros de Lara v Gladiadores de Anzoategui [1] L 64-95
Venezuela Superliga 06/30 23:00 1 [1] Gladiadores de Anzoategui v Guaros de Lara [2] L 98-73
Venezuela Superliga 06/29 23:00 1 [1] Gladiadores de Anzoategui v Guaros de Lara [2] W 65-68
Venezuela Superliga 06/26 23:30 2 [2] Guaros de Lara v Trotamundos De Carabobo [1] W 96-78
Venezuela Superliga 06/25 23:00 2 [2] Guaros de Lara v Trotamundos De Carabobo [1] L 72-77
Venezuela Superliga 06/22 23:30 2 [1] Trotamundos De Carabobo v Guaros de Lara [2] L 72-55
Venezuela Superliga 06/20 23:30 2 [1] Trotamundos De Carabobo v Guaros de Lara [2] L 87-72
Venezuela Superliga 06/19 23:30 2 [1] Trotamundos De Carabobo v Guaros de Lara [2] W 64-71
Venezuela Superliga 06/16 23:30 2 [2] Guaros de Lara v Trotamundos De Carabobo [1] W 88-77
Venezuela Superliga 06/15 23:30 2 [2] Guaros de Lara v Trotamundos De Carabobo [1] W 73-65

Wikipedia - Guaros de Lara

Guaros de Lara is a Venezuelan professional basketball club, that is based in Barquisimeto, Lara, Venezuela. Guaros de Lara BBC has existed as a club in various different forms since 1983. It has existed in its current form since 2003.

The club competes in the Venezuelan LPB. The club has won two Venezuelan LPB national domestic titles. On the international stage, the club also has one continental FIBA South American League title, and three intercontinental titles, consisting of two FIBA Americas League titles and one FIBA Intercontinental Cup title.

History

In 1982, Flavio Fridegotto decided to sell his ownership in the Colosos de Carabobo basketball team, which led the club move from Carabobo, to the city of Acarigua. In Acarigua, the club began to compete under the name of Bravos de Portuguesa, in 1983. In 1993, the club moved to Barquisimeto, and changed its name to Malteros de Lara. In 1995, the club changed its name to Bravos de Lara.

The club again relocated, as it moved to the city of Guanare. After moving to Guanare, the club re-named itself to Bravos de Portuguesa once again, in 1998. Former NBA player Carl Herrera played with the team in 1999. In 2003, Carlos García Ibáñez bought the Bravos de Portuguesa club, and he subsequently moved it back to the city of Barquisimeto. After the club returned to Barquisimeto, it was re-named to Guaros de Lara.

In 2016, Guaros de Lara won the 2016 FIBA Americas League championship, and was crowned as the champion of all of Latin America, for the first time. Following their FIBA Americas League championship, Guaros also won the 2016 FIBA Intercontinental Cup, and thus they were crowned world basketball club champions, after beating the Skyliners Frankfurt in the final.

In 2017, Guaros successfully defended their Americas intercontinental title, by defeating Weber Bahía Blanca, by a score of 88–65, in the final of the years' Americas League. Later, they also won their first Venezuelan League national domestic title, by defeating Marinos de Anzoátegui, 4–2, in the Venezuelan League's finals. Afterwards, they won the 2017 FIBA South American League championship, which was the club's first South American continental championship; after defeating Estudiantes Concordia, 3–1, in the league's finals.

Guaros de Lara is a professional basketball team based in Barquisimeto, Venezuela. The team competes in the Liga Profesional de Baloncesto (LPB) and has established itself as one of the top teams in the league. Known for their fast-paced and high-scoring style of play, Guaros de Lara has a passionate fan base that fills the arena for every home game.

The team's roster is filled with talented players from Venezuela and around the world, who bring a mix of skill, athleticism, and experience to the court. Led by a dedicated coaching staff, Guaros de Lara is always a formidable opponent for any team they face.

Off the court, Guaros de Lara is actively involved in the community, hosting basketball clinics, charity events, and other initiatives to give back to their fans and support local causes. With a winning tradition and a commitment to excellence, Guaros de Lara is a team that continues to make a mark in the world of Venezuelan basketball.