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                    [Summary] => University of the East vented its UAAP frustration on Emilio Aguinaldo College, fashioning out an 84-60 rout yesterday in the Sweet 16 of the Collegiate Champions League at the packed Emilio Aguinaldo College gym.


Mark Borboran fired 19 points while James Martinez churned out 17 points, including 15 from behind the arc, as the Warriors advanced to the quarterfinal round of the annual event staking a total of P850,000 in scholarship grants and sports equipment.


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                    [Title] => Blazers turn back Bombers;  MIT’s Gonzales suspended
                    [Summary] => David Urra III scored with 3.9 seconds to go as St. Benilde edged Jose Rizal, 69-68, in the penultimate playing date of the NCAA men’s basketball yesterday at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.


Urra fired the clincher in the dying seconds and finished with 12 points as the Blazers claimed its third win against 11 losses.


In the other game, Perpetual Help walloped San Sebastian, 85-69, to clinch fifth place with a 5-9 card.


The Stags and the Bombers closed out with identical 4-10 (win-loss) slates.


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                    [Title] => Stags, Lions clash in crucial contest
                    [Summary] => Last year’s runner-up San Sebastian presses its bid for a Final Four spot as it takes on unpredictable San Beda today even as Mapua and Jose Rizal tangle in the other game at resumption of the 80th NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum. 


Barely hanging on the No. 4 slot with a 7-5 (win-loss) slate, the Stags take on the Red Lions at 1:15 p.m., hoping to notch the first of the two wins they need to join early semifinalists host Perpetual Help and Philippine Christian U, which tote identical 9-4 slates. 


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                    [Title] => Knights troop back to hardcourt
                    [Summary] => While Letran officials are facing legal battle against the league itself, the Knights hope to keep their concentration on the playing court when they face the San Beda Red Lions in a crucial game in the NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum today.


With the semis race getting tighter and tighter each game, the Knights are determined to fight off distractions that could derail their title-retention bid.


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                    [Title] => Cards toy with Blazers
                    [Summary] => Mapua pounced on an Al Magpayo-less St. Benilde squad and cruised to an 83-63 romp yesterday to boost its bid in the 79th NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.


The Cardinals held the Blazers to just 30 points in the first half while scoring 44 points of their own then held sway in the last two quarters to seal their fourth win in six games and close in on the pacesetting Jose Rizal Bombers (4-1).


"What we lacked in offense, we made up for defense," said Mapua coach Horacio Lim. "But it also helped that Al Magpayo was not around."

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In the other game, Perpetual Help walloped San Sebastian, 85-69, to clinch fifth place with a 5-9 card.


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Warriors pull off coup vs Generals

By Joey Villar | October 6, 2006 - 12:00am

University of the East vented its UAAP frustration on Emilio Aguinaldo College, fashioning out an 84-60 rout yesterday in the Sweet 16 of the Collegiate Champions League at the packed Emilio Aguinaldo College gym. Mark...

Sports

Blazers turn back Bombers; MIT’s Gonzales suspended

By Joey Villar | September 2, 2006 - 12:00am

David Urra III scored with 3.9 seconds to go as St. Benilde edged Jose Rizal, 69-68, in the penultimate playing date of the NCAA men’s basketball yesterday at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium. Urra fired the clincher...

Sports

Stags, Lions clash in crucial contest

August 30, 2004 - 12:00am

Last year’s runner-up San Sebastian presses its bid for a Final Four spot as it takes on unpredictable San Beda today even as Mapua and Jose Rizal tangle in the other game at resumption of the 80th NCAA basketball...

Sports

Knights troop back to hardcourt

By Joey Villar | August 25, 2004 - 12:00am

While Letran officials are facing legal battle against the league itself, the Knights hope to keep their concentration on the playing court when they face the San Beda Red Lions in a crucial game in the NCAA basketball...

Sports

Cards toy with Blazers

By Joey Villar | July 22, 2003 - 12:00am

Mapua pounced on an Al Magpayo-less St. Benilde squad and cruised to an 83-63 romp yesterday to boost its bid in the 79th NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum. The Cardinals held the Blazers...

Sports