Puerto Montt vs CD Puerto Varas Final Score 81-86 — Jul 14, 2026 | Iskor, Box Score at Stats

CD Puerto Varas enters as the clear favorite on paper: third-place standing in the South group, superior season record (14-10 vs 4-10), home court in Puerto Varas, and a tight defensive profile (79.6 OPPG). The home team has controlled the recent season-series matchup on April 16 with a 86-85 win, though Puerto Montt flipped the script on March 25 with a dominant 102-91 victory. Recent form is mixed for Puerto Varas—they dropped two straight to Español Osorno before winning 87-83—suggesting vulnerability against scrappy opponents. Offensively, Puerto Varas leans heavily on Ocasio Jonathan (19.8 PPG) and M. P. Sanhueza (19.2 PPG, 3.8 APG), a capable one-two punch that Puerto Montt's porous defense (87.1 PPG allowed) cannot consistently contain. However, Puerto Montt brings S. Calderon, who has posted 35.5 PPG in his last two games—a genuine threat if he carries that form. Ferreira's rebounding prowess (9.3 RPG) also poses concerns for a home team relying on smaller lineups. The critical edge is pace and home-court stability. Puerto Varas should dictate tempo, limiting Puerto Montt's chaos-factor offensive explosions. Puerto Montt's 4-8 current record and 87.1 OPPG suggest they are defensively unstable, which favors a structured home offense. The low-scoring lean (under 165) reflects both teams' defensive pressure in direct matchups and the LNB's typically deliberate pace. Puerto Varas' two-point edge in the season series and home-court advantage offset Calderon's upside risk.