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Jeff Chan paced the Tams with 14 points but it was Mark Isip who came through with a clutch putback in the last 55 seconds of the contest to lift the Tams to that scrambling victory in a game they were heavily favored to win.


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Not only did the victory stretch the Eagles’ win run to six but it also firmed up their hold of the third spot with an overall mark of 7-2 behind the FEU Tams (8-1) and UE Warriors (8-2) heading into the crucial phase of the double-round elims.


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Thanks to Nike Philippines, even the six young boys it sent here to join the camp have realized how China has vastly improved and have seen for themselves that the Philippines is lagging even behind Korea and Taiwan.


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Lions, Warriors clash for HAIL plum

March 11, 2006 - 12:00am

San Beda College and University of the East, two teams from the two major collegiate leagues in the country, clash for the championship in the men’ s basketball competition in the Home and Away Invitational...

Sports

The Eaglets Fly High

By Cristino L. Panlilio | October 2, 2005 - 12:00am

Nothing gets the school spirit going like a basketball championship. And for the Ateneo high school, last year’s two-game sweep by the Eaglets for the UAAP trophy was the 17th championship for the Eaglets in...

Starweek Magazine

Tams earn playoff for ‘twice-to-beat’

By Joey Villar | September 9, 2005 - 12:00am

Far Eastern University flirted with disaster and had to lean on lucky breaks down the stretch to nip Santo Tomas, 64-63, yesterday and clinch at least a playoff for a twice-to-beat edge in the Final Four of the 68th...

Sports

Escalona fuels Eagles torrid run

By Joey Villar | August 26, 2005 - 12:00am

Macky Escalona, who used to play backup to LA Tenorio, took the lead role for Ateneo this time, firing 19 points as the Eagles clawed the University of the Philippines Maroons, 67-57, in the 68th UAAP basketball...

Sports

Adidas opens superstar camp

May 22, 2004 - 12:00am

SHANGHAI, China — The adidas superstar camp Asia officially kicked off at the Shanghai Sports Academy today with 50 elite youth players from seven countries, including four from the Philippines.

Sports

Eaglets dump Adamson jrs; Lady Falcons up

October 3, 2003 - 12:00am

Jay Reyes banged in a pair of three-pointers at endgame, including the game-winner with 0.9 seconds left as Ateneo squeaked past Adamson, 80-78, yesterday to move a win away from clinching the 66th UAAP high school...

Sports

Chinese boys far advanced in caging

By Joey Villar | June 15, 2002 - 12:00am

BEIJING — If this Nike All-Asia Basketball Camp 02 is any indication, then it can be said China’s future in the sport is very well safe and secure. Too bad, the same can’t be said of the Philippines. Thanks...

Sports