Compton donning Welcoat jersey
February 27, 2007 | 12:00am
Alex Compton’s cherished dream to play in the local pro league has come true as the PBA board of governors approved yesterday Welcoat’s request to field the American guard as the team’s second import in the coming PBA Fiesta Cup.
The board approved Welcoat’s request since the team has a lineup weakened by injuries to key players Jojo Tangkay and Joey Mente.
Thus, the Dragons will compete with two imports in Compton and Charles Clark in the Fiesta Cup, which kicks off March 4 at the Astrodome. Welcoat clashes with Coca-Cola in the opening tiff.
"This is a dream come true not only for Alex but for me to see him play in the PBA. I want to see how he fares against the league’s established stars," said team owner Raymund Yu.
"He’s a positive addition to our team. He’ll boost our backcourt rotation. He’ll bring not only his playing skills but leadership on the court. He’ll be the extension of coach Leo Austria inside the court," Yu added. – Nelson Beltran
The board approved Welcoat’s request since the team has a lineup weakened by injuries to key players Jojo Tangkay and Joey Mente.
Thus, the Dragons will compete with two imports in Compton and Charles Clark in the Fiesta Cup, which kicks off March 4 at the Astrodome. Welcoat clashes with Coca-Cola in the opening tiff.
"This is a dream come true not only for Alex but for me to see him play in the PBA. I want to see how he fares against the league’s established stars," said team owner Raymund Yu.
"He’s a positive addition to our team. He’ll boost our backcourt rotation. He’ll bring not only his playing skills but leadership on the court. He’ll be the extension of coach Leo Austria inside the court," Yu added. – Nelson Beltran
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