The first phase of the Basketball Champions League came to an end and here they are the players that shined in the last week, prior to the playoffs.

POINT GUARD: Luciano Parodi (Franca)
The Brazilian team played the classification in two consecutive away matches, compared to complex teams. While he could not beating Quimsa in Santiago del Estero, was far superior to Aguada in Montevideo. In both games, the base played at the highest level with an average of 8 points, 8.5 assists and 4 rebounds.

SHOOTING GUARD: David Jackson (Franca)
Serial killer. Yes Well, each player who stepped on the field against Aguada was at the height of the conflict, the escort was dispatched with a lethal 80% in field shots, 3 rebounds and 5 assists, for a valuation of 29. Ideal for the DNA of the Brazilian team, that enjoys its scorer benefits.

SMALL FORWARD: Danilo Fuzaro (Mogi das Cruzes)
Mogi played his ticket to the quarterfinals against Biguá, and the forward played a great game: 16 points, 9 rebounds and 5 goal passes in 91-76 of the team paulista. Versatile, he punished against, from the low post and going great to the cuts or opposite side.

POWER FORWARD: Carlos Olivinha (Flamengo)
Historic pivot of the carioca cast. Born leader. Flamengo enjoyed his trade in the triumph before the Institute that left him first of his group. Carlos finished with 16 goals (4-8 doubles, 2-3 triples, 2-2 free), 8 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals, for a final valuation of 21.

CENTER: Joshua Ibarra (Fuerza Regia)
Before Capitanes, Fuerza Regia played a hand in hand for the ticket to the next phase, and the inmate broke it: valuation of 25 product of being a double figure in points (18) and rebounds (14).

* By Carlos Altamirano: Basketball journalist and speaker of DirecTV Sports.