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                    [Title] => Eagles, Stags struggle past foes
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The Eagles overcame the West Negros College Mustangs, 75-70, and the Stags survived the Philippine School of Business Administration Jaguars, 106-102, in double overtime.


Ateneo got a big scare from WNC as the Eagles played minus coach Joel Banal and key mainstays Enrico Villanueva and Rich Alvarez.


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                    [Title] => Slap on the wrist for 2 Warriors
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Ronald Tubid and Arnold Booker were lucky to be merely reprimanded by the UAAP board for the ugly antics they did on Mark Cardona in the closing seconds of the UE-La Salle match last Sunday.


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Big men Enrico Villanueva and Rich Alvarez delivered the points that mattered most as the former rattled off a powerful dunk in closing minutes while the latter sank two free throws in the final 31 seconds to lead the Eagles to their sixth win in 11 games.


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                    [Title] => Eagles fall; Falcons soar again
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Rookie Lino Tabique Jr. and Xavier Nunag delivered the points that mattered most although it was the Maroons’ shackling fourth-quarter defense that stuck the dagger deep into the heart of the Blue Eagles.


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                    [Title] => La Salle outshines Ateneo, shares lead
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James Yap pivoted the ICTSI-Archers comeback in the third quarter where he drilled in 14 of his game-high 24 points, and joined Mike Cortez in the deciding endgame assault.


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With a 5-2 (win-loss) slate, the Jewellers need only a victory to advance to the next round for the first time since they joined the league last year although they are expected to encounter stiff resistance from the Blue Eagles who are also out to boost their own bid. Ateneo-Pioneer shares fifth place with Ana and Hapee with identical 3-4 marks.


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ENRICO VILLANUEVA AND RICH ALVAREZ

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Rookie Lino Tabique Jr. and Xavier Nunag delivered the points that mattered most although it was the Maroons’ shackling fourth-quarter defense that stuck the dagger deep into the heart of the Blue Eagles.


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Eagles, Tigers in KO duel

November 19, 2002 - 12:00am

Newly-crowned UAAP Ateneo’s Blue Eagles will likely go through the same tough and fiery stance put up by Santo Tomas Glowing Tigers in their confrontations in the varsity league when they clash anew for a...

Sports

Eagles, Stags struggle past foes

November 13, 2002 - 12:00am

UAAP champion Ateneo and NCAA titlist San Sebastian walked the tightrope before hurdling their fiery rivals in the opening round of the Champions League 2002 at the Makati Coliseum yesterday. The Eagles overcame...

Sports

Slap on the wrist for 2 Warriors

September 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Two key University of the East players escaped suspension from their unsportsmanlike acts the last time out, thus, the Warriors play with a complete lineup as they resume their bid for a twice-to-beat advantage in...

Sports

Eagles keep Final Four bid soaring

By Joey Villar | September 1, 2002 - 12:00am

Walking wounded, Ateneo showed incredible endgame poise yesterday as it posted a 65-64 win over Santo Tomas, moved up to third place, and brought life back into its Final Four bid in the 65th UAAP basketball tournament...

Sports

Eagles fall; Falcons soar again

By Joey Villar | July 29, 2002 - 12:00am

University of the Philippines rocked the 65th UAAP men’s basketball tournament yesterday when it brought down ertswhile unbeaten Ateneo, 53-49, at the Makati Coliseum and left La Salle as the only unbeaten team...

Sports

La Salle outshines Ateneo, shares lead

June 1, 2002 - 12:00am

ICTSI-La Salle showed the bigger heart, keeping its composure down the heartstopping final minute to reassert its supremacy over Ateneo-Hapee-Negros Navigation, 78-73, to gain a share of the lead in the semifinals...

Sports

Montana seeks first ever semis vs Pioneer five

December 16, 2000 - 12:00am

Montana Pawnshop tries to clinch its first semifinal appearance in four conferences and gain a share of the lead when it battles Ateneo-Pioneer today in the PBL Challenge Cup at the Makati Coliseum. With a 5-2 (win-loss)...

Sports