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[Title] => USTAAA Batch 1984 holds golf tournament
[Summary] => The University of Santo Tomas Arts and Letters Alumni Association (USTAAA) will hold its first golf invitational on Feb. 19 at the Sun Valley, Cogeo, Antipolo City in celebration of its 45th foundation year.
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[Title] => Xavier, DLS Zobel dominate MYBall elims
[Summary] => Xavier School and De La Salle-Zobel dominated their respective divisions to top the elimination round of the Mini-Youth Basketball League (MYBall) 2008 Invitationals at the St.
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[Title] => Pido, brightest of UAAP 69th season feted
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The UAAP Press Corps yesterday honored the top achievers of Season 69 headed by Coach of the Year Pido Jarencio of the triumphant Santo Tomas in simple rites at the Pantalan Restaurant.
Like Jarencio, managers Clarence Aytona, Rudy Yu and Timmy Chong and school officials Felicitas Francisco and Fr. Ermito de Sagon, OP, were also feted along with host University of the East, which was represented by Bren Perez.
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[Title] => All Jarencio wanted was to repay UST
[Summary] => When Alfredo (Pido) Jarencio was invited to coach the University of Santo Tomas (UST) senior men’s basketball team early this year, he accepted because he wanted to repay the school that made him a star.
Jarencio, 42, had no coaching experience, except in one-week barangay leagues. But he was determined to make a difference. The Growling Tigers hadn’t won a University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) title since 1996 and were coming off a dismal 4-10 season.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => UST Tigers hailed campus superstars
[Summary] => It was a campus bash like no other as Santo Tomas officials, fans and students hailed the Growling Tigers, the new cage heroes in a night of fireworks and music.
In fact, they were treated like superstars — Japs Cuan could easily pass up as a skin-head rockstar or Chester Taylor for a matinee idol or Dylan Ababou a member of a boy band.
But no, they’re simply members of a victorious UST squad that shocked Ateneo in one of the most memorable finals series in the history of the top collegiate league in the land.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-05 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => 3 Ps — Pido’s surefire formula for success
[Summary] => Three months ago, Pido Jarencio laid out his formula for winning the UAAP title for University of Santo Tomas in three simple Ps — Pride, Puso and Palaban ( pride, heart and the will to fight).
To some it seemed all sound and fury. Others felt it was a joke since Jarencio was talking about a squad that hasn’t won a title in a decade and is coming off forgettable stints the past two seasons.
Two nights ago, he proved them all wrong.
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[Title] => Beware the wounded Tigers
[Summary] => Blowing what seemed to be a won game in a UAAP title series could indeed be a harrowing experience for the UST Tigers.
But the scene inside the UST locker room after that shock 72-73 loss to the Ateneo Eagles in the opener of the best-of-three playoff for this year’s UAAP crown last Sunday was the complete opposite of what most, if not all people, would expect.
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Longest one second sheer Black magic
[Summary] => If Game One of the UAAP Finals were to be any gauge, expect Ateneo to ride on the coaching experience of Norman Black the rest of the series.
Black’s experience came to fore when he designed a perfect play with just a second to go as the Eagles stole a 73-72 win over the stunned University of Santo Tomas Tigers Sunday in one of the most stirring comebacks in the finals history.
That gem of a play saw Macky Escalona dish off a baseball pitch of an inbound from near mid-court to a wide-open Doug Kramer in front of the basket for the riveting buzzer beater.
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[Title] => Growling Tigers silence critics with Final 4 feat
[Summary] => University of Santo Tomas, hardly given a second look at the start of the UAAP Season 69, now finds itself in the spotlight.
Sustaining their big run at the close of the second round elims, the Tigers stunned the No. 2 seed University of the East Warriors, 79-75, Sunday to force a sudden death for the right to face the Ateneo Eagles for this year’s UAAP men’s basketball crown.
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[Title] => Eagles shocker fuels Tigers fiery comeback
[Summary] => University of Santo Tomas, a team crippled by injuries and various illnesses, should have been at the bottom of the 69th UAAP men’s basketball standing.
Instead, the Tigers found themselves in the thick of things, having bucked manpower shortage with grit and determination to string together three straight victories, including a shock 88-80 overtime win over the erstwhile unbeaten Ateneo Eagles Sunday.
Suddenly, the Tigers, who last won a UAAP crown exactly a decade ago, are back on the prowl.
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[Title] => USTAAA Batch 1984 holds golf tournament
[Summary] => The University of Santo Tomas Arts and Letters Alumni Association (USTAAA) will hold its first golf invitational on Feb. 19 at the Sun Valley, Cogeo, Antipolo City in celebration of its 45th foundation year.
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[Title] => Xavier, DLS Zobel dominate MYBall elims
[Summary] => Xavier School and De La Salle-Zobel dominated their respective divisions to top the elimination round of the Mini-Youth Basketball League (MYBall) 2008 Invitationals at the St.
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[Title] => Pido, brightest of UAAP 69th season feted
[Summary] =>
The UAAP Press Corps yesterday honored the top achievers of Season 69 headed by Coach of the Year Pido Jarencio of the triumphant Santo Tomas in simple rites at the Pantalan Restaurant.
Like Jarencio, managers Clarence Aytona, Rudy Yu and Timmy Chong and school officials Felicitas Francisco and Fr. Ermito de Sagon, OP, were also feted along with host University of the East, which was represented by Bren Perez.
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[Title] => All Jarencio wanted was to repay UST
[Summary] => When Alfredo (Pido) Jarencio was invited to coach the University of Santo Tomas (UST) senior men’s basketball team early this year, he accepted because he wanted to repay the school that made him a star.
Jarencio, 42, had no coaching experience, except in one-week barangay leagues. But he was determined to make a difference. The Growling Tigers hadn’t won a University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) title since 1996 and were coming off a dismal 4-10 season.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => UST Tigers hailed campus superstars
[Summary] => It was a campus bash like no other as Santo Tomas officials, fans and students hailed the Growling Tigers, the new cage heroes in a night of fireworks and music.
In fact, they were treated like superstars — Japs Cuan could easily pass up as a skin-head rockstar or Chester Taylor for a matinee idol or Dylan Ababou a member of a boy band.
But no, they’re simply members of a victorious UST squad that shocked Ateneo in one of the most memorable finals series in the history of the top collegiate league in the land.
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[Title] => 3 Ps — Pido’s surefire formula for success
[Summary] => Three months ago, Pido Jarencio laid out his formula for winning the UAAP title for University of Santo Tomas in three simple Ps — Pride, Puso and Palaban ( pride, heart and the will to fight).
To some it seemed all sound and fury. Others felt it was a joke since Jarencio was talking about a squad that hasn’t won a title in a decade and is coming off forgettable stints the past two seasons.
Two nights ago, he proved them all wrong.
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[Title] => Beware the wounded Tigers
[Summary] => Blowing what seemed to be a won game in a UAAP title series could indeed be a harrowing experience for the UST Tigers.
But the scene inside the UST locker room after that shock 72-73 loss to the Ateneo Eagles in the opener of the best-of-three playoff for this year’s UAAP crown last Sunday was the complete opposite of what most, if not all people, would expect.
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Longest one second sheer Black magic
[Summary] => If Game One of the UAAP Finals were to be any gauge, expect Ateneo to ride on the coaching experience of Norman Black the rest of the series.
Black’s experience came to fore when he designed a perfect play with just a second to go as the Eagles stole a 73-72 win over the stunned University of Santo Tomas Tigers Sunday in one of the most stirring comebacks in the finals history.
That gem of a play saw Macky Escalona dish off a baseball pitch of an inbound from near mid-court to a wide-open Doug Kramer in front of the basket for the riveting buzzer beater.
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[Title] => Growling Tigers silence critics with Final 4 feat
[Summary] => University of Santo Tomas, hardly given a second look at the start of the UAAP Season 69, now finds itself in the spotlight.
Sustaining their big run at the close of the second round elims, the Tigers stunned the No. 2 seed University of the East Warriors, 79-75, Sunday to force a sudden death for the right to face the Ateneo Eagles for this year’s UAAP men’s basketball crown.
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[Title] => Eagles shocker fuels Tigers fiery comeback
[Summary] => University of Santo Tomas, a team crippled by injuries and various illnesses, should have been at the bottom of the 69th UAAP men’s basketball standing.
Instead, the Tigers found themselves in the thick of things, having bucked manpower shortage with grit and determination to string together three straight victories, including a shock 88-80 overtime win over the erstwhile unbeaten Ateneo Eagles Sunday.
Suddenly, the Tigers, who last won a UAAP crown exactly a decade ago, are back on the prowl.
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