UAAP 86: UST d. DLSZ, 87-82

UAAP Season 86

QUEZON CITY – University of Santo Tomas bagged the last semifinal berth of the 86^th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Junior High School Basketball Tournament by eliminating De La Salle Santiago Zobel School, 87-82, in their playoff Wednesday at the Amoranto Arena.

How They Scored:

SANTO TOMAS (87) – Cabanero 34, Cinco 16, dela Cruz 12, Bohol 9, Guerrero 6, Bathan 5, Knowles 5, Castro 0, Sy 0, de Castro 0.

DE LA SALLE-ZOBEL (82) – Atienza 29, Gubat 14, Magan 11, Cruz 9, Tailan 8, Dimayuga 6, Reyes 4, Trillo 0, Callanta 0, Almazan 0.

Period Scores: 23-19, 48-39, 70-58, 87-82.

UAAP 86: April 21 Jr. High results

UAAP Season 86

MANILA – University of the East shocked formerly undefeated Nazareth School, 88-79, at the latter’s gymnasium Sunday, the final day of the elimination round of the 86^th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Junior High School Basketball Tournament.  There will be a playoff on April 24 for the last semifinal spot between University of Santo Tomas (3-3) and De La Salle-Zobel (3-3) to join #1 Nazareth (5-1), #2 Far Eastern University (5-1) and #3 UE (4-2).

How They Scored:

First Game

ATENEO DE MANILA (74) – Kallos 22, Tan 14, Aquino 12, Magpoc 8, Santos 6, Lanot 6, Jazul 4, Juangco 2, Molina 0, Ngo 0, de Ocampo 0, Enrique 0.

ADAMSON (61) – Cruz 14, Bariacto 13, Urbina 12, Borbon 10, Liwanag 6, Hall 4, Sambeli 2, Pantia 0, Fernandez 0.

Period Scores: 11-20, 32-24, 53-40, 74-61.

Second Game

FEU-DILIMAN (71) – Carino 19, Gutierrez 15, Pascual 11, Pasinos 7, Dulin 7, Cagurungan 5, Lopez 3, Miranda 2 Dagcutan 2, Hufano 0, Pingris 0, Dongrin 0, Chua 0.

DE LA SALLE-ZOBEL (66) – Tailan 18, Gubat 17, Atienza 11, Dimayuga 6, Cruz 6, Magan 5, Llamas 2, Callanta 1, Echave 0, Reyes 0, Arabon 0, Dalaten 0.

Period Scores: 26-17, 41-36, 52-50, 71-66.

Third Game

EAST (88) – Aguas 28, Bual 10, Abellar 10, Garcia 9, Mesina 8, Dahino 8, Roquid 6, Bungar 5, Oraa 4.

NAZARETH (79) – Lucido 23, Tulabut 19, Celiz 12, Quinto 7, Callueng 6, Sison 4, Vitug 4, Tolentino 2, Sundiang 2, Enguio 0, Mejia 0.

Period Scores: 24-18, 48-48, 69-67, 88-79.

UAAP 86: April 10 Jr. High results

UAAP Season 86

QUEZON CITY – Here are the results from continuing action at the 86^th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Junior High School Basketball Tournament at the Amoranto Arena.  Nazareth School remains the only undefeated team.

How They Scored:

First Game

SANTO TOMAS (78) – Cinco 24, Bathan 18, Cabanero 13, Bohol 6, Guerrero 4, Sy 4, Castro 3, Knowles 3, dela Cruz 2, de Castro 1.

DE LA SALLE-ZOBEL (68) – Tailan 22, Atienza 18, Gubat 14, Dimayuga 9, Echave 3, Cruz 2, Magan 0, Callanta 0, Llamas 0, Arabon 0, Almazan 0.

Period Scores: 20-19, 41-39, 62-54, 78-68.

Second Game

EAST (79) – Aguas 19, Mesina 10, Bungar 10, Roquid 9, Bual 8, Garcia 8, Ferreros 6, Abellar 5, Dahino 3, Oraa 1, Cadorna 0, Dalosa 0.

ATENEO DE MANILA (48) – Molina 9, Magpoc 9, Lanot 8, Santos 6, Bautista 5, Kallos 4, Ngo 3, Juangco 2, Jazul 2, Aquino 0, Gatmaitan 0, de Ocampo 0, Enrique 0.

Period Scores: 12-6, 32-17, 55-34, 79-48.

Third Game

NAZARETH (70) – Lucido 25, Celiz 16, Matias 10, Callueng 7, Sison 4, Quinto 4, Tolentino 2, Vitug 2, Tulabut 0, Sundiang 0.

FEU-DILIMAN (61) – Pascual 15, Carino 14, Gutierrez 9, Pasinos 6, Cagurungan 5, Dagcutan 4, Dulin 4, Hufano 2, Lopez 2, Chua 0.

Period Scores: 15-15, 31-31, 47-38, 70-61.

UAAP 86: April 7 Jr. High results

UAAP Season 86

QUEZON CITY – Here are the results from the resumption of the 86^th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Junior High School Basketball Tournament at the Moro Lorenzo Sports Center of Ateneo de Manila University.

How They Scored:

First Game

EAST (80) – Ferreros 15, Mesina 12, Abellar 12, Garcia 8, Bungar 8, Roquid 7, Dalosa 6, Oraa 5, Bual 3, Cadorna 2, Aguas 2, Dahino 0.

ADAMSON (35) – Urbina 10, Bariatco 5, Borbon 4, Velasco 4, Sambeli 4, Santiago 3, Liwanag 3, Cruz 2, Ching 0, Fernandez 0, Hall 0.

Period Scores: 32-8, 49-16, 69-24, 80-35.

Second Game

NAZARETH (87) – Lucido 31, Tulabut 21, Matias 11, Celiz 7, Callueng 4, Sison 3, Vitug 3, Tolentino 2, Sundiang 2, Mejia 2, Quinto 1, Enguio 0, Tacneng 0.

SANTO TOMAS (82) – Cinco 29, Cabanero 19, dela Cruz 8, Bohol 8, Sy 5, Bathan 4, Castro 3, Guerrero 2, Knowles 2, de Castro 2, Sangki 0.

Period Scores: 21-20, 45-41, 68-59, 87-82.

Third Game

FEU-DILIMAN (74) – Pascual 13, Dulin 12, Cagurungan 9, Dagcutan 8, Pasinos 8, Gutierrez 6, Hufano 5, Lopez 4, Carino 4, Chua 3, Miranda 2, Dongrin 0.

ATENEO DE MANILA (72) – Santos 14, Kallos 12, Aquino 10, Molina 9, Gatmaitan 9, Tan 8, Magpoc 7, Lanot 3, Ngo 0, Bautista 0, de Ocampo 0, Enrique 0.

Period Scores: 19-8, 39-28, 54-52, 74-72.

UAAP 86: March 24 Jr. High results

UAAP Season 86

QUEZON CITY – Here are the results from the resumption of the 86^th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Junior High School Basketball Tournament at the Far Eastern University-Diliman Gym.

How They Scored:

First Game

NAZARETH (90) – Celiz 21, Tulabut 15, Lucido 15, Matias 12, Sison 8, Sundiang 6, Quinto 6, Reroma 3, Tolentino 2, Vitug 2, Enguio 0, Tacneng 0, Mejia 0.

DE LA SALLE-ZOBEL (75) – Magan 16, Gubat 15, Tailan 14, Atienza 14, Dimayuga 10, Cruz 5, Echave 1, Reyes 0, Callanta 0, Llamas 0, Arabon 0, Dalaten 0, Almazan 0.

Period Scores: 26-20, 55-38, 70-54, 90-75.

Second Game

FEU-DILIMAN (112) – Dulin 22, Pascual 11, Pasinos 10, Carino 9, Gutierrez 8, Rivera 8, Lopez 7, Pingris 7, Cagurungan 7, Alvarez 6, Chua 6, Dagcutan 5, Miranda 3, Dongrin 3, Isip 0.

ADAMSON (39) – Urbina 12, Bariacto 7, Santiago 4, Borbon 4, Ching 3, Cruz 3, Liwanag 2, Sambeli 2, Fernandez 2, Bautista 0, Pantia 0, Sevilla 0, Abella 0, Hall 0.

Period Scores: 31-10, 54-19, 85-28, 112-39.

Third Game

SANTO TOMAS (81) – Cinco 26, Cabanero 15, Bathan 14, Sy 13, Bohol 5, Castro 3, Sangki 2, Siguan 2, Guerrero 1, Javier 0, Valenzona 0, dela Cruz 0, Aguilar 0, Knowles 0, de Castro 0.

ATENEO DE MANILA (65) – Tan 23, Aquino 9, Magpoc 8, Kallos 7, Ngo 5, Gatmaitan 5, Santos 3, Molina 3, Enrique 2, Juangco 0, Bautista 0, Jazul 0, de Ocampo 0.

Period Scores: 18-15, 37-25, 52-43, 81-65.

NCAA 99: Letran Back-To-Back

NCAA Season 99 JUNIORS FINALS

SAN JUAN City – Colegio de San Juan de Letran successfully retained their crown in Game Three of the 99^th National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Juniors Basketball Finals Saturday morning at the FilOil EcoOil Centre by stopping University of Perpetual Help System-DALTA, 93-76.  Jonathan Moses Manalili of the winning Squires was named as Finals Most Valuable Player.

How They Scored:

LETRAN (93) – Silorio 27, Manalili 19, Padilla 17, Diamante 9, Baliling 7, Hugo 5, Navarro 5, Cruz 3, Villanueva 1, Alforque 0, Gazzingan 0.

PERPETUAL HELP (76) – Acido 16, Pagulayan 16, Cruz 9, Roluna 5, Daep 4, Borja 3, Asuncion 3, Valencia 2, Diaz 2, Baldoria 0, Salvo 0.

Period Scores: 24-18, 49-38, 69-58, 93-76.

NCAA 99: Perpetual Help d. Letran, 91-90

NCAA Season 99 JUNIORS FINALS

SAN JUAN City – University of Perpetual Help System-Dalta forced a winner-take-all Game Three for the 99^th National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Juniors Basketball championship after nipping defending champion Colegio de San Juan de Letran, 91-90, Wednesday at the FilOil EcoOil Centre.  The decider will be on March 23 at the same venue.

Meanwhile, Amiel Acido of Perpetual Help was named as the season’s Most Valuable Player and was joined in the Mythical Five by teammates Rookie of the Year Mark Gojo Cruz and LeBron Jhames Daep, George Diamante of Letran and Most Improved Player EJ Castillo of Immaculate Conception Academy.  Paul Enal of Jose Rizal University was Defensive Player of the Year and headed the All-Defensive Team with teammate Martin Pineda, Diamante, Acido and Daep.

How They Scored:

Championship

PERPETUAL HELP (91) – Pagulayan 23, Acido 19, Cruz 16, Daep 13, Borja 5, Diaz 5, Valencia 3, Callangan 3, Baldoria 2, Roluna 2, Ayon 0, Asuncion 0.

LETRAN (90) – Silorio 20, Diamante 18, Padilla 17, Manalili 12, Baliling 11, Gazzingan 5, Navarro 3, Cruz 2, Golez 2, Reyes 0, Villanueva 0, Hugo 0.

Period Scores: 28-34, 50-59, 73-75, 91-90.

For Third Place

MAPUA (64) – Salvador 21, Valina 13, Mangubat 7, Rodriguez 7, Palis 6, Gragasin 3, Duque 3, Mananquil 2, Bernabe 2, Coronel 0, Go 0, Bagro 0, Masiglat 0.

SAN SEBASTIAN (62) – Danag 17, Penaverde 14, Jimenez 10, Porcadas 7, Bautista 5, Melano 3, Bonus 2, Casan 2, Jacob 2, Marasigan 0, Apostol 0, Herrera 0.

Period Scores: 16-20, 31-40, 39-51, 64-62.

UAAP 86: March 16 Jr. High results

UAAP Season 86

MANILA – Here are the results from Day Two of the 86^th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Junior High School Basketball Tournament at the Adamson University Gym.

How They Scored:

First Game

FEU-DILIMAN (84) – Pascual 23, Cagurungan 18, Dagcutan 11, Gutierrez 8, Pasinos 7, Dulin 7, Dongrin 5, Lopez 3, Carino 2, Miranda 0, Chua 0.

EAST (82) – Aguas 16, Mesina 14, Abellar 14, Bual 12, Garcia 8, Roquid 7, Dahino 6, Bungar 3, Oraa 2, Ferreros 0.

Period Scores: 21-22, 47-37, 65-59, 84-82.

Second Game

DE LA SALLE-ZOBEL (91) – Tailan 19, Cruz 17, Magan 16, Dimayuga 16, Gubat 10, Atienza 8, Trillo 3, Llamas 2, Echave 0, Sy 0, Reyes 0, Callanta 0, Tamayo 0, Dalaten 0, Almazan 0.

ATENEO DE MANILA (64) – Tan 15, Kallos 12, Gatmaitan 9, Aquino 7, Molina 6, Ngo 4, Jazul 4, Santos 3, Juangco 2, Magpoc 2, Bautista 0.

Period Scores: 24-15, 47-35, 65-44, 91-64.

Third Game

SANTO TOMAS (108) – Cabanero 19, Bathan 17, Sy 12, Cinco 10, Sangki 9, Siguan 8, dela Cruz 8, Javier 6, de Castro 5, Castro 3, Bohol 3, Guerrero 2, Valenzona 2, Aguilar 2, Knowles 2, Escobido 0.

ADAMSON (67) – Cruz 17, Urbina 15, Borbon 12, Santiago 11, Bariacto 5, Fernandez 3, Pantia 2, Liwanag 2, Ching 0, Velasco 0, Sambeli 0, Hall 0.

Period Scores: 32-12, 53-27, 83-50, 108-67.

NCAA 99: Letran d. Perpetual Help, 97-80

NCAA Season 99 JUNIORS FINALS

SAN JUAN City – Defending champion Colegio de San Juan de Letran took Game One of the 99^th National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Juniors Basketball Finals over University of Perpetual Help System-Dalta, 97-80, Saturday at the FilOil EcoOil Centre.  Game Two of the best-of-three series will be on March 20 at the same venue.

How They Scored:

LETRAN (97) – Manalili 35, Silorio 15, Diamante 14, Navarro 12, Gazzingan 9, Baliling 8, Reyes 2, Padilla 2, Villanueva 0, Cruz 0, Golez 0, Hugo 0.

PERPETUAL HELP (80) – Pagulayan 17, Daep 12, Cruz 10, Acido 10, Roluna 10, Diaz 8, Asuncion 7, Borja 6, Valencia 0, Ayon 0, Callangan 0, Baldoria 0.

Period Scores: 29-20, 45-46, 77-61, 97-80.

NBL: Grand Slam For Taguig Generals

2023-24 NBL Chairman’s Cup FINALS

PILI, CAMARINES Sur – The Taguig Generals are the champions of the 2023-2024 National Basketball League (NBL-Pilipinas) Chairman’s Cup after defeating the Cam Sur Express, 94-85, and sweep the best-of-five series Wednesday at the overflowing Fuerte Cam Sur Sports Complex.  This marks the Generals’ third straight title and fourth overall in league history.

Taguig erected a commanding 62-38 lead early in the third quarter but the Express patiently rallied to cut the gap to only two by the last two minutes.  The defense then held Cam Sur scoreless with a pair of timely baskets by Noel Santos followed by another from eventual Finals MVP Lerry John Mayo saving the day.

Dan Anthony Natividad and Edziel Galoy both came off the bench to pace Taguig with 21 and 17 respectively.  Verman Magpantay led the Express with 20 followed by team captain Arnaldo Magalong with 19.

How They Scored:

TAGUIG (94) – Natividad 21, Galoy 17, Subrabas 15, Mayo 11, Sampurna 8, Ordonez 7, Santos 6, Gabiran 4, Castro 3, Lontoc 2, Mamaluba 0.

CAM SUR (85) – Magpantay 20, Magalong 19, Orada 14, dela Cruz 8, Domagtoy 6, Aquino 5, Hermonio 4, Olea 3, Lim 2, Redondo 2, Rito 2, Betito 0, Ayo 0, Lumberio 0, Ramos 0, Monsalve 0.

Period Scores: 23-17, 56-36, 79-64, 94-85.

NCAA 99: Juniors Final Four results

NCAA Season 99 FINAL FOUR

SAN JUAN City – It will be defending champion Colegio de San Juan de Letran versus top seed and first-time finalist University of Perpetual Help System-Dalta for the 99^th National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Juniors Basketball Finals after they eliminated separate Final Four opponents Sunday at the FilOil EcoOil Centre.  Game One of the best-of-three series will be on March 16 at the same venue.

How They Scored:

First Game

PERPETUAL HELP (96) – Daep 22, Acido 20, Cruz 11, Borja 8, Diaz 5, Pagulayan 5, Asuncion 3,  Valencia 0, Ayon 0, Callangan 0, Cristino 0.

MAPUA (91) – Salvador 26, Mangubat 23, Duque 14, Valina 9, Rodriguez 6, Masiglat 4, Coronel 3, Mulingtapang 2, Palis 2, Go 0, Mananquil 0, Bernabe 0, Bagro 0.

Period Scores: 26-19, 46-45, 67-66, 96-91.

Second Game

LETRAN (91) – Manalili 19, Silorio 14, Navarro 14, Diamante 13, Villanueva 9, Padilla 9, Gazzingan 6, Baliling 4, de Leon 3, Alforque 0, Reyes 0, Cruz 0, Golez 0, dela Rama 0, Hugo 0.

SAN SEBASTIAN (77) – Penaverde 19, Danag 19, Porcadas 8, Jimenez 8, Herrera 7, Melano 6, Bonus 5, Roales 3, Bautista 2, Casan 0, Marasigan 0, Apostol 0, Jacob 0.

Period Scores: 25-20, 42-38, 69-57, 91-77.

UAAP 86: March 10 Jr. High results

UAAP Season 86

MANILA – Here are the results from opening day of the inaugural 86^th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Junior High School Basketball Tournament at the University of Santo Tomas Quadricentennial Pavilion.

How They Scored:

First Game

FEU-DILIMAN (75) – Pasinos 22, Gutierrez 12, Pascual 11, Dongrin 10, Dulin 8, Lopez 5, Cagurungan 4 Dagcutan 2, Carino 1, Miranda 0, Chua 0.

SANTO TOMAS (63) – Cinco 22, dela Cruz 15, Cabanero 8, Bohol 8, Castro 6, Bathan 5, Guerrero 0, Sangki 0, Sy 0, Knowles 0.

Period Scores: 14-17, 35-38, 50-53, 75-63.

Second Game

NAZARETH (110) – Lucido 20, Celiz 19, Quinto 15, Sison 13, Matias 10, Reroma 10, Enguio 9, Callueng 7, Mejia 4, Tulabut 3, Toring 0, Tolentino 0, Tacneng 0, Vitug 0.

ADAMSON (40) – Urbina 10, Borbon 7, Ching 6, Santiago 6, Bariacto 5, Hall 3, Sambeli 2, Fernandez 1, Calma 0, Bautista 0, Pantia 0, Sevilla 0, Abella 0, Liwanag 0, Velasco 0, Cruz 0.

Period Scores: 33-7, 65-17, 83-29, 110-40.

Third Game

DE LA SALLE-ZOBEL (73) – Magan 23, Tailan 23, Atienza 13, Dimayuga 7, Gubat 4, Cruz 3, Reyes 0, Callanta 0, Llamas 0, Tamayo 0.

EAST (71) – Bual 17, Aguas 15, Dahino 12, Oraa 8, Mesina 7, Abellar 6, Bungar 3, Roquid 3, Ferreros 0, Garcia 0.

Period Scores: 25-12, 40-40, 61-58, 73-71.

NBL Finals: Taguig d. Cam Sur, 91-85

2023-24 NBL Chairman’s Cup FINALS

TAGUIG CITY – Defending champion Taguig Generals outclassed again the visiting Cam Sur Express, 91-85, for a commanding 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series for the 2023-2024 National Basketball League (NBL-Pilipinas) Chairman’s Cup Wednesday at the overflowing Cong. Jun Duenas Gym.  The Generals can go for the sweep in Game Three set for next Wednesday at the Fuerte Cam Sur Sports Complex.

Before the game, the league honored Taguig’s Mike Jefferson Sampurna as its 2023 Most Valuable Player based on combined numbers from the President’s and Chairman’s Cups.  Lyndon del Rosario of the Zambales Eruption was named Chairman’s Cup MVP and was joined in the Mythical Five by Sampurna, Ameer Nikko Aguilar of Tatak GEL Binan, John Lester Maurillo of Eridanus Santa Rosa and Verman Magpantay of the Express who also took home the Sportsmanship Award.

How They Scored:

TAGUIG (91) – Sampurna 20, Mayo 13, Ordonez 9, Gabiran 9, Castro 8, Mamaluba 8, Galoy 6, Natividad 5, Santos 4, Lontoc 3, Azares 3, Oliveria 3, Subrabas 0.

CAM SUR (85) – Ayo 16, Orada 14, Domagtoy 12, dela Cruz 10, Aquino 7, Redondo 5, Rito 5, Hermonio 5, Magpantay 4, Lim 3, Monsalve 3, Lumberio 1, Soliman 0, Betito 0, Olea 0, Magalong 0.

Period Scores: 31-31, 50-51, 67-68, 91-85.

NBL Finals: Taguig d. Cam Sur, 88-81

2023-24 NBL Chairman’s Cup FINALS

TAGUIG CITY – Host and defending champion Taguig Generals took Game One of the 2023-2024 National Basketball League (NBL-Pilipinas) Chairman’s Cup Finals versus the visiting Cam Sur Express, 88-81, Sunday night at the packed Cong. Jun Duenas Gym.  Game Two is set for Wednesday at the same venue.

How They Scored:

TAGUIG (88) – Mayo 20, Ordonez 13, Galoy 9, Sampurna 8, Gabiran 8, Lontoc 7, Mamaluba 7, Natividad 7, Santos 4, Castro 3, Oliveria 2, Subrabas 0.

CAM SUR (81) – Rito 19, Domagtoy 16, Magpantay 11, Hermonio 9, dela Cruz 5, Aquino 5, Magalong 4, Ayo 3, Monsalve 3, Lim 2, Betito 2, Redondo 2, Orada 0.

Period Scores: 24-19, 42-43, 63-58, 88-81.

NBL: Cam Sur d. Zambales, 100-74

2023-24 NBL Chairman’s Cup

PILI, CAMARINES Sur – The Cam Sur Express booked their first ever championship stint by blasting the visiting Zambales Eruption, 100-74, to sweep the best-of-three semifinal for the 2023-2024 National Basketball League (NBL-Pilipinas) Chairman’s Cup Friday at the packed Fuerte Cam Sur Sports Complex.  The Express will now face defending champion Taguig Generals in a best-of-five encounter next week.

How They Scored:

CAM SUR (100) – Ayo 21, Orada 16, Aquino 12, Lim 10, dela Cruz 9, Hermonio 7, Magpantay 5, Domagtoy 4, Betito 4, Olea 3, Soliman 2, Rito 2, Margallo 2, Magalong 2, Monsalve 1, Redondo 0, Lumberio 0.

ZAMBALES (74) – del Rosario 20, Dorde 12, Flores 9, Quipot 8, Elbancol 7, Raymundo 6, Gloria 5, Moncada 3, Atrero 2, Paladan 2, Altman 0, Sy 0.

Period Scores: 37-15, 56-34, 79-54, 100-74.

NBL: Cam Sur d. Zambales, 84-71

2023-24 NBL Chairman’s Cup

PILI, CAMARINES Sur – Host Cam Sur Express worked extra hard to subdue the visiting Zambales Eruption, 84-71, in Game One of the 2023-2024 National Basketball League (NBL-Pilipinas) Chairman’s Cup semifinals Wednesday at the Fuerte Cam Sur Sports Complex.  Game Two of the best-of-three series is set for February 23 at the venue starting at 6:30 PM.

How They Scored:

CAM SUR (84) – Magpantay 22, Domagtoy 14, dela Cruz 13, Orada 11, Lim 9, Aquino 6, Ayo 4, Redondo 3, Batito 2, Soliman 0, Rito 0, Olea 0, Margallo 0, Lumberio 0, Hermonio 0, Magalong 0, Monsalve 0.

ZAMBALES (71) – del Rosario 23, Dorde 14, Gloria 14, Elbancol 10, Atrero 5, Quipot 3, Flores 2, Altman 0, Raymundo 0, Sy 0, Paladan 0.

Period Scores: 18-17, 42-35, 61-54, 84-71.

NBL: February 11 results

2023-24 NBL Chairman’s Cup

TAGUIG CITY – Defending champion Taguig Generals completed the semifinal cast of the 2023-2024 National Basketball League (NBL-Pilipinas) Chairman’s Cup by downing Eridanus Santa Rosa, 83-65, Sunday at the Cong. Jun Duenas Gym.  The win also catapulted the waiting Cam Sur Express which emerged 110-53 winners over the Zambales Eruption in the opening game.

How They Scored:

First Game

CAM SUR (110) – Ayo 23, Orada 16, dela Cruz 15, Domagtoy 13, Magalong 8, Redondo 6, Olea 6, Margallo 5, Lim 4, Betito 4, Rito 4, Magpantay 2, Aquino 2, Lumberio 2, Soliman 0, Monsalve 0.

ZAMBALES (53) – Gloria 13, Elbancol 10, Dorde 10, del Rosario 6, Altman 5, Raymundo 4, Quipot 2, Flores 2, Atrero 1, Elbo 0, Moncada 0, Mantolino 0, Sy 0, Paladan 0.

Period Scores: 37-9, 72-21, 86-38, 110-53.

Second Game

TAGUIG (83) – Sampurna 19, Mayo 11, Santos 11, Lontoc 9, Natividad 9, Galoy 7, Ordonez 7, Oliveria 6, Gabiran 2, Castro 2, Subrabas 0.

SANTA ROSA (65) – Maurillo 24, Algire 11, Garcia 10, Alota 6, Junsay 4, Revadavia 3, Bisbe 2, Pontanoza 2, Calacalsada 2, Bueser 1, Fadriquela 0, Villaflor 0, Sandoval 0, Elmejrab 0, Santos 0.

Period Scores: 17-17, 38-25, 65-43, 83-65.

UAAP 86: Adamson Boys’ Basketball Champs!

UAAP Season 86

SAN JUAN City – Adamson University ended its 31-year title drought by capturing the 86^th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Boys’ Basketball championship by defeating Nazareth School, 90-73, Sunday at the FilOil EcoOil Centre.

How They Scored:

ADAMSON (90) – Bonzalida 15, Garcia 15, Esperanza 13, Perez 11, Reyes 10, Carillo 9, Medina 8, Umali 5, Sajili 4, Palacpac 0, Baluyut 0, Artango 0, de Jesus 0.

NAZARETH (73) – Akowe 18, Alfanta 16, Tagotongan 12, Solomon 8, Yusi 7, Palanca 6, Barraca 3, Cartel 2, Reroma 1, Pillado 0, Alejo 0, Napa 0, Herrera 0, Usop 0, Figueroa 0, Nepacena 0.

Period Scores: 24-15, 43-32, 62-53, 90-73.

NBL: February 9 results

2023-24 NBL Chairman’s Cup

BINAN CITY – Host Tatak GEL Binan and Eridanus Santa Rosa scored crucial wins to enhance their chances of making the semifinals of the 2023-2024 National Basketball League (NBL-Pilipinas) Chairman’s Cup Friday at the Alonte Sports Arena.

How They Scored:

First Game

SANTA ROSA (105) – Junsay 24, Bisbe 14, Maurillo 14, Revadavia 9, Calacalsada 8, Sandoval 7, Pontanoza 6, Algire 6, Elmejrab 6, Bueser 4, Villaflor 3, Fadriquela 2, Santos 2, Alota 0.

MUNTINLUPA (86) – Ondevilla 29, Barnedo 15, Cabeguin 10, Abarcar 8, Arevalo 7, Madanlo 4, Azarcon 4, Villablanca 3, Danga 3, Pacunayen 2, Almanzor 1, Taboso 0.

Period Scores: 30-23, 51-42, 77-62, 105-86.

Second Game

BINAN (143) – Cardeno 31, Villacorta 29, Aguilar 26, Papa 13, Alanguilan 10, Diocampo 8, Rosale 6, Guico 6, Turingan 6, Attas 3, Roxas 2, Disquitado 2, Amil 0, Belolo 0, Arzola 0.

MAKATI (123) – P Intia 28, Saliente 27, Rusiana 14, Tolentino 13, C Lloren 9, Deles 9, Dabbay 6, L Intia 5, Lapasaran 4, Favila 4, Espiritu 3, Duque 1, Cordero 0.

Period Scores: 25-28, 59-56, 100-96, 143-123.

UAAP 86: Nazareth d. Adamson 67-64

UAAP Season 86

SAN JUAN City – Nazareth School forced a Game Three for the 86^th University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Boys’ Basketball Tournament by outlasting Adamson University, 67-64, at the FilOil EcoOil Centre.  The rubber match will be on February 11 at the same venue.

How They Scored:

NAZARETH (67) – Akowe 16, Tagotongan 16, Yusi 8, Alfanta 8, Solomon 7, Pillado 5, Barraca 3, Cartel 2, Nepacena 2, Usop 0, Reroma 0, Palanca 0.

ADAMSON (64) – Medina 23, Garcia 13, Esperanza 9, Reyes 7, Perez 5, Carillo 3, Tumaneng 2, Bonzalida 2, Umali 0, Abayon 0, Sajili 0, de Jesus 0.

Period Scores: 14-17, 32-38, 54-53, 67-64.