Brazil lose to Puerto Rico and finish fourth in the AmeriCup 3x3
Brazil lost 19-17 to Puerto Rico in the bronze-medal match and finished fourth at the AmeriCup 3x3 in San Salvador. The team had beaten Argentina 22-15 in the quarter-finals and lost 17-13 to the United States in the semi-finals, ending with two wins and three defeats.
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Por 19 a 17 sobre o Brasil, Porto Rico levou o bronze da AmeriCup 3x3 neste domingo (1º) — e a seleção masculina terminou o torneio em quarto lugar. O duelo foi em San Salvador, em El Salvador.
A campanha brasileira teve vitória sobre a Argentina nas quartas (22 a 15) e derrota para os Estados Unidos na semifinal (17 a 13). O time de André Santos, William Weihermann, Léo Branquinho e Leandro da Silva não repetiu o bronze de 2025 e somou duas vitórias e três derrotas no total, contando os jogos da fase de grupos.
Na disputa do terceiro lugar, André Santos foi o maior pontuador do Brasil, com seis pontos. William Weihermann e Léo Branquinho somaram quatro cada, e Leandro da Silva, três. Do lado porto-riquenho, Leandro Allende também fez seis; cinco pontos para Bryan González e outros cinco para Luis Cuascut; Michael Wesley marcou três.
Contra a Argentina, Leandro da Silva comandou com oito pontos, seguido por Léo Branquinho (sete), William Weihermann (cinco) e André Santos (dois). Na semi, os brasileiros acertaram apenas uma das 12 tentativas de dois pontos.
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