Results

Mehhiko LNBP 12/23 00:15 - [6] Huracanes de Tampico v Laguneros [16] L 114-94
Mehhiko LNBP 12/22 02:15 - [6] Huracanes de Tampico v Laguneros [16] L 95-81
Mehhiko LNBP 12/15 22:00 - [16] Laguneros v Dorados [7] L 77-97
Mehhiko LNBP 12/15 01:00 - [16] Laguneros v Dorados [8] L 85-102
Mehhiko LNBP 12/12 02:30 - [5] Plateros de Fresnillo v Laguneros [16] L 97-88
Mehhiko LNBP 12/08 01:00 - [16] Laguneros v Santos San Luis [8] L 85-95
Mehhiko LNBP 12/07 02:00 - [16] Laguneros v Santos San Luis [8] L 84-109
Mehhiko LNBP 12/04 02:00 - [16] Laguneros v Mineros [1] L 83-114
Mehhiko LNBP 12/03 02:00 - [16] Laguneros v Mineros [3] L 72-97
Mehhiko LNBP 12/01 01:00 - [16] Laguneros v Mineros [4] L 82-106
Mehhiko LNBP 11/29 02:00 - [16] Laguneros v Mineros [4] L 71-103
Mehhiko LNBP 11/23 23:00 - [7] Correcaminos v Laguneros [16] L 117-97

Laguneros de la Comarca (English: Comarca Lakers) is a professional Mexican basketball team, based in Torreón, Coahuila. The Laguneros are part of the Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Profesional, the top professional basketball league in Mexico. The team plays its home games at the Auditorio Municipal de Torreón, with a capacity of 4,363 spectators.

History

Laguneros was founded in 2018 and joined the Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Profesional for the 2018–19 season, joiningHuracanes de Tampico and Leñadores de Durango as expansion teams.

The team chose purple, black and white as their colors and the nickname Laguneros, which is the demonym for people from the Comarca Lagunera, a region in the states of Coahuila and Durango, that would roughly translate into "people from the lagoons".

Previously, the Laguna region had professional basketball representation in the LNBP with two teams: Algodoneros de la Comarca and Jefes de Fuerza Lagunera, both teams played in the city of Torreón.