Granny, Magnolia back in groove
April 7, 2006 | 12:00am
Granny Goose leaned on Kelvin dela Peñas endgame heroics as it trounced Hapee Toothpaste-PCU, 76-71, yesterday to snap a two-game slump in the PBL Unity Cup at the Far Eastern U Gym.
Dela Peña fired 17 points including seven in the fourth quarter that sealed the Snack Masters second win against the same number of losses.
It was a fitting gift to Granny Goose coach Robert Sison, who turned 39 yesterday.
Dela Peñas triple early in the final period gave Granny Goose a 63-50 lead but Hapee closed the gap at 74-71 on a run sparked by Gabby Espinas.
Granny Goose shut down Hapee-PCU the rest of the way, dealing the Lamoiyan-owned franchise a third setback against a win.
Heroes Cup champion Magnolia Ice Cream drubbed Harbour Centre, 63-57, also for its second win in four games later in the day.
Fil-Am Kelly Williams exploded for 11 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter and added 16 rebounds to lead the Spinners past the struggling Harbour Centre side.
The high-leaping Williams strung up five straight points in a 7-0 blitz the Spinners unleashed to break the back of the Port Masters at endgame.
Harbour Centre remained winless in four matches.
Dela Peña fired 17 points including seven in the fourth quarter that sealed the Snack Masters second win against the same number of losses.
It was a fitting gift to Granny Goose coach Robert Sison, who turned 39 yesterday.
Dela Peñas triple early in the final period gave Granny Goose a 63-50 lead but Hapee closed the gap at 74-71 on a run sparked by Gabby Espinas.
Granny Goose shut down Hapee-PCU the rest of the way, dealing the Lamoiyan-owned franchise a third setback against a win.
Heroes Cup champion Magnolia Ice Cream drubbed Harbour Centre, 63-57, also for its second win in four games later in the day.
Fil-Am Kelly Williams exploded for 11 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter and added 16 rebounds to lead the Spinners past the struggling Harbour Centre side.
The high-leaping Williams strung up five straight points in a 7-0 blitz the Spinners unleashed to break the back of the Port Masters at endgame.
Harbour Centre remained winless in four matches.
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