+ Follow MAPUA AND ST. BENILDE Tag
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[Title] => SSC, JRU try to fuel win run
[Summary] => Reigning titlist San Sebastian and Jose Rizal look to stretch their winning run as the two take on Mapua and St. Benilde, respectively, today in the 86th NCAA basketball tournament at The Arena in San Juan City.
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[Title] => Dolphins vs Knights: Whose defense will hold?
[Summary] => The league’s best defensive teams — Philippine Christian U and Letran College — take center stage today as they clash for the solo lead in a duel of unbeaten teams in the 81st NCAA men’s basketball tournament at the Astrodome.
Tied for the lead with 6-0 (win-loss) slates, the Dolphins, the defending champions, and the Knights, the 2003 titlists, collide at 2 p.m. with both teams raring to flaunt their vaunted defensive games in a bid to startle each other’s play patterns.
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[Title] => Streaking Stags seek third in row vs Altas
[Summary] => San Sebastian tries to inch closer to a place in the magic four as it takes on a rejuvenated Perpetual Help squad today in the 81st NCAA basketball tournament at the Cuneta Astrodome.
Currently at fifth spot with a 2-3 (win-loss) record, the Stags shoot for a third straight victory in their 4 p.m. encounter with the Altas who’re riding the momentum of a 59-42 rout of the Heavy Bombers the last time out.
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[Title] => Blazers seek another fiery win
[Summary] => St. Benilde seeks to solidify its grip of the top spot as it clashes with San Beda today in the aftermath of its controversial win over Mapua two days ago in the 78th NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
The Blazers sealed their eighth win in nine games via forfeiture after the Cardinals walked out in protest over the officiating. A win at 2 p.m. over the Red Lions, whose only win over the Philippine Christian University Dolphins is also via forfeiture, would further firm up their hold of the lead.
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[Title] => NCAA sacks 8 cagers for bench-clearing fight
[Summary] => Eight players, four each from Mapua and St. Benilde, were suspended by the NCAA management committee for their involvement in an ugly bench-clearing incident that marred the Blazers’ 64-60 victory at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum last Wednesday.
Mapua’s Jeffrey Martin took the heaviest penalty, being suspended three games for punching St. Benilde’s Paolo Ortega with 38 seconds left in the third quarter. Mapua officials claimed Martin only retaliated after being elbowed by Ortega.
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MAPUA AND ST. BENILDE
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[Summary] => Reigning titlist San Sebastian and Jose Rizal look to stretch their winning run as the two take on Mapua and St. Benilde, respectively, today in the 86th NCAA basketball tournament at The Arena in San Juan City.
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Tied for the lead with 6-0 (win-loss) slates, the Dolphins, the defending champions, and the Knights, the 2003 titlists, collide at 2 p.m. with both teams raring to flaunt their vaunted defensive games in a bid to startle each other’s play patterns.
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Currently at fifth spot with a 2-3 (win-loss) record, the Stags shoot for a third straight victory in their 4 p.m. encounter with the Altas who’re riding the momentum of a 59-42 rout of the Heavy Bombers the last time out.
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The Blazers sealed their eighth win in nine games via forfeiture after the Cardinals walked out in protest over the officiating. A win at 2 p.m. over the Red Lions, whose only win over the Philippine Christian University Dolphins is also via forfeiture, would further firm up their hold of the lead.
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[Title] => NCAA sacks 8 cagers for bench-clearing fight
[Summary] => Eight players, four each from Mapua and St. Benilde, were suspended by the NCAA management committee for their involvement in an ugly bench-clearing incident that marred the Blazers’ 64-60 victory at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum last Wednesday.
Mapua’s Jeffrey Martin took the heaviest penalty, being suspended three games for punching St. Benilde’s Paolo Ortega with 38 seconds left in the third quarter. Mapua officials claimed Martin only retaliated after being elbowed by Ortega.
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