2012 FilOil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup

[Queserasera]

Stop asking bahay_kubo those questions. Walang alam iyan. Nakiki-ride lang yan. If you want answers, ask Greenarrows or Nel in AP.com.

[_Bahay_Kubo_]

wala. mahina.

[zoman114]

The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: May 12, 2012 Notes, Scores, & Images



Speeding Bullets:
- Backstopped by recruits from the Lourdes School of Mandaluyong, La Salle Greenhills, and Collegio de San Agustin, the Junior Archers of Zobel blasted the hapless Pirates. And, yes, that IS the real score: 113-27. Curiously, star guard Renzo Subido was nowhere to be found, despite, to my knowledge at least, the fact that he’s still eligible to play. The guys to watch for this season seem to be Aleck Melecio (transferred from LSM), Justin Wieneke (from CSA), and Gian Abanilla (presumably the son of DLSU coach Gee Abanilla).
- By beating the winless JRU Light Bombers, the UPIS Junior Maroons won their third game in four outings. This time, it was Benz Nacpil and Freddy Pajarillaga who led the way, combining for 26 points, while Raymart Sablan continued to be a solid inside warrior, grabbing 12 boards. Look for the Junior Maroons to improve on last season’s futility.
- The NU Bulldogs continue to look mighty scary as they now tote an immaculate 7-0 record. With their tremendous frontline balanced by good outside shooting, it seems the guys of coach Eric Altamirano are primed for a deep run as the Filoil tourney nears the end of the Eliminations. Mark De Guzman, Denice Villamor, and Cedrick Labing-isa torched the nets with 7 triples combined.
- JRU was a picture of strangeness as they let the Arellano Chiefs climb back from a sizeable deficit and steal the game. Rocky Acidre hit 4 treys on his way to 20 markers, while Ralph Salcedo and James Forrester combined for 33 points to help complete Arellano’s comeback. The Bombers led for the first three quarters before the Chiefs came alive in the final frame, outscoring JRU, 23-13. Nate Matute led the Bombers with 21 points, but he shot 0-for-6 from beyond the arc.
- FEU climbed to 3-1 in the standings after beating the Benilde Blazers. RR Garcia and Chris Tolomia proved to be too much for CSB’s backcourt. Garcia and Tolomia paired up for 5 triples on their way to 33 points as the Tams successfully kept the Blazers at bay. Anthony Hargrove was also solid for FEU, getting 13 points to go along with his 9 rebounds and 3 blocks. He should be the prime inside option for the Morayta quintet in the coming 75th season of the UAAP. Joel Tolentino and Jonathan Grey, meanwhile, led the Blazers with 16 and 14 points respectively.

Scores & Images:

Juniors:
DLSZ Junior Archers over LPU Junior Pirates, 113-27
Zobel 113 – Melecio Ak 20, Abanilla 14, Evangelista 13, Wieneke 11, Ong-Amboy 10, Samonte 8, Sauber 7, Tuason 6, Manguera 6, Melecio Aj 5, Andaya 4, Cruz 4, Sajulga 3, Gasgoria 2, Quintos 0, Cabarruz 0
Lyceum 27 – Cecilio 8, Lagman 6, Pere 4, Menil 4, Antioquia 3, Ligot C 2, Moreno 0, Licerio 0, Cruzada 0, ROmanes 0, Verdad 0, Ligot A 0
QS: 30-6, 63-10, 100-22, 113-27
Notable Performances:
Aleck Melecio (DLSZ) – 20pts, 4asts, 2rebs, 2stls
Generoso Cecilio (LPU) – 8pts, 5rebs, 2asts

UPIS Junior Maroons over JRU Light Bombers, 51-42
UPIS 51 – Nacpil 15, Pajarillaga 11, Sablan 7, Ancheta 6, Dario 6, Gregorio 3, Lina 3, General 0, Quejada 0, Lopez 0, Jimenez 0
JRU 42 – Abanto 15, Faundo 7, Garcia 6, Custodio 5, Cortez 4, Abrew 4, Ordonez 1, Victorino 0, Bautista 0, Grande 0, Anore 0, Gurrobat 0
QS: 14-6, 28-18, 35-37, 51-42
Notable Performances:
Raymart Sablan (UPIS) – 7pts, 12rebs, 2asts, 1blk
Abanto (JRU) – 15pts, 13rebs, 2blks

Seniors:
NU Bulldogs over LPU Pirates, 82-52
NU 82 – Mbe 16, De Guzman 15, Parks 13, Ignacio 9, Labing-Isa 8, Villamor 6, Javillonar 4, Alolino 4, Celda 3, Rono 2 Singh 2, Betayene 0, Neypes 0, Khobuntin 0

Lyceum 52 – Cayabyab 16, Guevarra 12, Ko 6, Laude 5, Francisco 5, Ambohot 3, Mendoza 3, Garcia 2, Azores 0, Mallari 0, Edding 0, Pascual 0
QS: 17-16, 38-28, 64-37, 82-52
Notable Performances:
Emmanuel Mbe (NU) – 16pts, 12rebs, 2asts, 2blks
Cris Cayabyab (LPU) – 16pts, 9rebs, 1ast

AU Chiefs over JRU Heavy Bombers, 76-74
Arellano 76 – Acidre 20, Salcedo 19, Forrester 14, Pinto 8, Caperal 6, Malanday 5, Hernandez 2, Bangga 2, Ciriacruz 0, Lunas 0, Casiño 0, Suarez 0, Palma 0, Valera 0
Jose Rizal 74 – Matute 21, Lopez 15, Villarias 12, Almario 9, Munez 4, Salaveria 2, Mabulac 2, Camasura 2, Dela Paz 2, Maniamogan 2, Maconocido 2, Monserat 1, Carampil 0
QS: 14-20, 29-38, 53-61, 76-74
Notable Performances:
Rocky Acidre (AU) – 20pts, 6asts, 4 treys, 3rebs, 3stls
Nat Lopez (JRU) – 15pts, 8rebs, 6asts, 2blks, 1stl

FEU Tamaraws over CSB Blazers, 74-67
FEU 74 – Garcia 22, Hargrove 13, Tolomia 11, Pogoy 6, Romeo 6, Bringas M. 6, Mendoza 5, Belo 2, Bringas A. 2, Escoto 1, Cruz 0, Jumaoas 0
Benilde 67 – Tolentino 16, Grey 14, Romero 10, Bartolo 6, Taha 6, Sinco 5, Garcia 4, Maconocido 2, Lastimosa 2, Carlos 2, Tan 0, Altamirano 0, Ongtengco 0, Dela Paz 0
QS: 21-16, 44-34, 65-50, 74-67
Notable Performances:
RR Garcia (FEU) – 22pts, 4 treys, 2asts, 1reb
Joel Tolentino (CSB) – 16pts, 4 treys, 2rebs, 2asts

Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

[zoman114]

^ You're saying he is part of the line-up pero he's not playing? How come? Being a veteran, parang impossible naman yata di palaruin yun unless it was reported na injured sya.

Tata Marata is still with DLSU, but he just wasn't included in the Filoil roster. Sa FMC lang talaga.

Who knows why DLSU did it? They just did. Maybe it's to give more exposure to other guys in the Foiloil, or they just want to preserve Tata and "surprise" the other teams when the UAAP opens.

He's just not on the Filoil roster. Simple as that.

[spigou]

Tata Marata is still with DLSU, but he just wasn't included in the Filoil roster. Sa FMC lang talaga.

Who knows why DLSU did it? They just did. Maybe it's to give more exposure to other guys in the Foiloil, or they just want to preserve Tata and "surprise" the other teams when the UAAP opens.

He's just not on the Filoil roster. Simple as that.

First of all it's Joseph Marata. Tata Marata is his Father.

He has not yet played a single game in the FMC. I dont think he ever suited-up in this tournament. Surprise? I doubt! Nothing special with his game. Perhaps the Haruna guy is the surprise since he hardly plays.

[DBecks2009]

Sam is neither part of the FFV nor the FMC line-up. He's not even watching his teammates games. Well, what will you expect from a player who doesn't attend practice and surprisingly, seldom attends classes but frequents parties and bars. I won't be surprised if he'll do a la Joel Tolentino move.

[doniwang]

Sam Marata is bound to transfer to another UAAP Team. Kung saan, abangan nyo na lang. If DLSU releases him, then he'll be seen in action for another year in UAAP. If not, then no more Marata in the UAAP

[doniwang]

Sam Marata is bound to transfer to another UAAP Team. Kung saan, abangan nyo na lang. If DLSU releases him, then he'll be seen in action for another year in UAAP. If not, then no more Marata in the UAAP

To be fair to him, he has watched a few games of his (soon to be former) teammates. It's just not as much as other players who are with the team but are not lined up. Also, his grades are still pretty decent.

[DBecks2009]

^^ Back where he truly belongs.

[DBecks2009]

I'll just remain silent after this issue.

[zoman114]

AFAIK, he was listed in the FMC roster. Whether he has played or not, sadly, I cannot confirm. Based on the posts in this thread, however, I guess he might as well be on his way out. Perhaps DLSU didn't put him in the Filoil roster because they had an inkling he would be leaving soon?

The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: May 16, 2012 Notes & Scores



Notes:
- Renzo Subido suited for the Zobel Junior Archers wearing a protective face mask. Despite this, he still posted solid numbers in a losing effort to a superior San Sebastian side. The Staglets, however, didn’t exactly have an easy time against Zobel. Baste ran out to a big lead in the first frame before the Junior Archers made a game of it. Rhanzel Yong was solid once again, netting a nice doulble-double. John Macasaet and Michael Calisaan both also did pretty well for Baste, combining for 26 points and 17 rebounds.
- Noube Happi continued to be the most dominant General for EAC. His double-double all but pulverized the challenge from the AU Chiefs. Arellano coach Koy Banal clearly still needs to do a lot of tweaking before he can steer the Chiefs to the upper echelon of the NCAA. Franz Chiong and Remy Morada also did well, combining for 5 triples.
- Even without Kevin Alas, the Knights proved to be just a little too much to handle for the Altas. Despite Jett Vidal’s 25-point explosion bannered by 6 treys, the Knights were still able to pull out their 2nd win in 4 games. Diminutive guard Mark Cruz was the spitfire here, scoring 16 points and dishing out 4 dimes, while Jam Cortes was rock solid down low. Beanpole Raymond Almazan showed up for this one, and he accounted well for himself with 6 markers and 15 boards.
- The Stags ran into a very game CSB five that almost gave them their 3rd loss of the tourney. Instead, the dynamic duo of Calvin Abueva and Ian Sangalang once again led Baste to the win. Abueva and Sangalang paired up for 38 points, 18 rebounds, and 5 assists as the Stags weathered a strong fourth quarter by the Blazers. Benilde wasted the hot-shooting of former Green Archer Joel Tolentino, who made 5 triples en route to 15 points. CSB fell to 1-4 in their group.
- UST built on a strong first quarter and never really let up in their demolition of the Mapua Cardinals. Karim Abdul and Aljohn Mariano led the way with 15 points each, with Abdul adding 15 rebounds to his name. Kevin Ferrer was also good, netting 13 markers and grabbing 8 boards, while the returning Tata Bautista nailed 3 threes to finish with 11 points. Mapua’s erstwhile leading scorer Gab Banal was limited to just 6 points on 1-of-6 shooting. His cousin, Jonathan Banal, led the way for the Cards with 13 markers. This is the Tigers’ 2nd win in 5 matches, while Mapua goes down to 1-4.

Juniors:
SSC Staglets over DLSZ Junior Archers, 64-58
San Sebastian 64 – Macaseaet 14, Yong 13, Calisaan 12, Costelo 9, Escalambre 4, Gayosa 4, Navarro 2, Magno 2, Velasco 2, Gatdula 2, Santos 0, Causon 0
Zobel 58 – Subido 13, Banzon 11, Sajulga 9, Melecio Ak 6, Sauber 5, Andaya 4, Samonte 4, Cruz 4, Melecio Aj 2, Wieneke 0, Wuintos 0, Evangelista 0, Manguera 0, Abanilla 0, Cabarruz 0, Ong-Amboy 0
QS: 25-14, 37-34, 47-45, 64-58
Notable Performances:
Rhanzel Yong (SSC) – 13pts, 16rebs, 2asts
Renzo Subido (DLSZ) – 13pts, 4asts, 2rebs, 2stls


Seniors:
EAC Generals over AU Chiefs, 76-65
Emilio Aguinaldo 76 – Happi 16, Chiong 13, Yaya 12, Morada 11, Acebron 10, King 5, Mallari 5, Pillas 2, Duran 2
Arellano 65 – Ciriacruz 13, Serjue 13, Forrester 11, Caperal 10, Acidre 7, Salcedo 4, Cadavis 2, Hernandez 2, Bangga 2, Pinto 1, Lunas 0, Malanday 0
QS: 11-13, 36-29, 58-45, 76-65
Notable Performances:
Noube Happi (EAC) – 16pts, 14rebs, 2asts, 2 stls, 2blks
Prince Caperal (AU) – 10pts, 9rebs, 3blks, 1ast

CSJL Knights over UPHSD Altas, 71-67
Letran 71 – Cruz 16, Cortes 15, Belorio 11, Luib 8, BGabriel 7, Almazan 6, Gabawan 4, Racal 2, Lituania 2, Pantin 0
Perpetual 67 – Vidal 25, Babayemi 8, Paulino 8, Jolangcob 8, Arboleda 7, Allano 6, Elorpe 5, Thompson 0, Cenita 0, Baloria 0
QS: 21-12, 33-36, 49-50, 71-67
Notable Performances:
Jam Cortes (CSJL) – 15pts, 15rebs, 1ast
Jett Vidal (UPHSD) – 25pts, 6 treys, 4rebs, 3stls, 2asts

SSC Golden Stags over CSB Blazers, 82-80
San Sebastian 82 – Sangalang 23, Abueva 15, Dela Cruz 8, Grilli 8, Antipuesto 7, Rebollos 6, Miranda 6, Maiquez 6, Binuya 2, Balucanag 1, Vitug 0, Gatchalian 0
Benilde 80 – Tolentino 15, Taha 12, Lastimosa C 10, Tan 10, Romero 8, Bartolo 7, Grey 5, Sinco 4, Garcia 4, Ongtengco 2, Altamirano 2, Deles 1, Lastimosa R 0, Dela Paz 0, Maconocido 0, Carlos 0
QS: 23-12, 37-37, 57-50, 82-80
Notable Performances:
Ian Sangalang (SSC) – 23pts, 10rebs, 3blks, 1ast
Joel Tolentino (CSB) – 15pts, 5 treys, 3asts, 2rebs

UST Growling Tigers over MIT Cardinals, 80-61
UST 80 – Abdul 15, Mariano 15, Ferrer 13, Bautista 11, Fortuna 8, Teng 4, Lo 4, Mamaril 4, Vigil 3, Garrido 2, Pe 1, Afuang 0, Tan 0, Hainga 0, Javier 0, Lao 0
Mapua 61 – Banal J 13, Ighalo 8, Stevens 8, Nimes 7, Banal G 6, Chien 4, Eriobu 4, Abad 3, Brana 2, Saitanan 2, Parala 2, Estrella 2, Magsigay 0
QS: 15-7, 35-21, 56-41, 80-61
Notable Performances:
Karim Abdul (UST) – 15pts, 15rebs, 2asts, 1blk
Jonathan Banal (MIT) – 13pts, 1ast

Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

[zoman114]

First of all it's Joseph Marata. Tata Marata is his Father.

He has not yet played a single game in the FMC. I dont think he ever suited-up in this tournament. Surprise? I doubt! Nothing special with his game. Perhaps the Haruna guy is the surprise since he hardly plays.

And AFAIK, he's also called Tata like his dad. At least that's how several online and print publications have referred to him.

[BLACKSEDAN]

Marata may have doomed his future at DLSU at the end of this past season. Marata went against the wishes of team management by playing in the PBA-D league after the UAAP season ended rather than concentrate his efforts practicing with the team and the new coaching staff. The comments left by people close to the program in Archerpride has been mostly no comment to negative. By the looks of things, Zobel alum Jed Manguera has the inside track to replace Marata for this coming season.

More important to the success of DLSU is the playing status of LA Revilla and Van Opstal. The storyline is that both players are currently injured. How debilitating are their injuries? Revilla and Van Opstal were starters at their respective positions last season.

[GreenArrows]

BLACKSEDAN, good buddy!!! Musta na dyan? Don't worry about LA and AVO. Both are up and about and have been scrimmaging. One thing Coach Gee is very very sensitive to, is player injuries. Even the most minor of injuries or pain, merits some time off as far as Coach Gee is concerned. He knows that injuries if not well attended to AND rested, could lead to more serious problems for the player down the road. And I mean the player's future as a player. But with the SMC basketball program doctors, physical therapists and trainers looking after our 'walking wounded', they are assured that their progress is closely monitored and only with their go-signal will Coach Gee play them.

As for Marata, Sam is no longer with the DLSU Team. Since I just came back from 6 time zones away, I am still getting my bearings back but will get all the details. Will post his status in APcom either later this week or, most probably, early next week.

Partner, uwi ka naman dito. Nood tayo ng UAAP game. Kahit na DLSU-ADMU game!

[BLACKSEDAN]

GA, thanks for confirming my post. Since Teng is doing well, Marata will not be missed compared to LA or AVO.

OT, check your email in AP.

[zoman114]

The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: May 18, 2012 Notes & Scores

Speeding Bullets:
- Arwin Margallo and Shaquille Imperial engaged in a shootout, with each scoring 39 points as the Baby Falcons beat the Junior Altas. Margallo, however, had a lot of help as Adamson shot 61% from the field, while Perpetual was held to just 44%. Keanu Asistio was also solid at the slot for the Baby Falcons with 15 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 steals.
- Raph Atangan and Hubert Cani led the NU Bullpups in roaring back from a slow start, upending the FEU-FERN Baby Tams in the process. Atangan, Cani, and center Rey Lapiz combined for 39 of the 59 markers of NU, which had only 4 assists for the match. The Baby Tams wasted a fast start and their edge on the boards as they were outscored 39-27 in the second half.
- The Golden Stags rolled to their third win at the expense of the Pirates. Once again, Ian Sangalang and Calvin Abueva were the spearheads for Baste, combining for 50 points, 30 rebounds, 5 assists, and 4 rejections. Abueva also shot 3 triples. Despite their awesome production, however, Lyceum didn’t really go away. Floricel Guevarra and Vence Laude helped the Pirates stay in the fight till the waning moments. Guevarra and Laude paired up for 35 markers.
- FEU utilized a big second period to break the game open, and they’re dominant third quarter all but sealed the win over JRU. Terrence Romeo led all scorers with 17 points on the strength of 4 treys. He also grabbed 5 boards and dished out 3 assists. RR Garcia helped quarterback the Tams with 9 points and 7 dimes, while Mark Bringas and Carl Cruz were solid inside, combining for 16 points and 8 rebounds. Nat Lopez and Alex Almario were the only bright spots for the Bombers with 12 and 11 markers each. FEU outrebounded JRU, 55-27, and limited them to just 32% FG shooting.
- UP absorbed its fifth loss, losing to Letran thanks to the combined 36 points of Jam Cortes and Mark Cruz. In the absence of his two sons, Kevin and Jun-Jun, coach Louie Alas has relied on Cortes and Cruz for the Knights’ scoring, and they haven’t disappointed. Raymond Almazan also played well in his second game, scoring 7 points on top of his 17 rebounds. On the other end, Mike Silungan led the Maroons’ losing cause with 15 points. He just shot 5-of-14 from the floor, though. Coach Ricky Dandan’s big men, Rual Suyod and Alinko Mbah, struggled in this one, combining for just 5 points and 8 boards in 31 minutes.


Juniors:
AdU Baby Falcons over UPHSD Junior Altas, 99-90
Adamson 99 – Margallo 39, Asistio 15, Pangaibat 12, Ylagan 7, Quinga 6, Solomon 5, Fernandez 4, Casino 3, Javier 2, Pacturan 2, Barroga 2, Nemenzo 2, Munsayac 0, Inigo 0
Perpetual 90 – Imperial 39, Dungan 12, Bragat 10, Alvarez 9, Domingo 8, Templado 5, Canuza 4, Amploquio 3, Fabay 0, Neri 0, Rivera 0
QS: 22-16, 44-35, 70-61, 99-90
Notable Performances:
Arwin Margallo (AdU) – 39pts, 8rebs, 5stls, 4asts, 1blk
Shaquille Imperial (UPHSD) – 39pts, 5stls, 3rebs, 3asts

NU Bullpups over FEU-FERN Baby Tamaraws, 59-57
NU 59 – Atangan 16, Cani 13, Lapiz 10, Busa 8, Morido 4, Mosqueda 4, battad 2, Biteng 2, Cauilan 0, Dela Cruz 0, Banawan 0, Go 0
FEU-FERN 57 – Delfinado 11, Domingo R 11, Lee Yu 8, Aguilon 7, You 7, Domingo Jj 6, Hassan 4, Palacio 3, Lumba 2, Escoto 0, Belgica 0, Palana 0
QS: 8-19, 20-30, 37-43, 59-57
Notable Performances:
Raph Atangan (NU) – 16pts, 5rebs, 2stls, 1ast
Jeson Delfinado (FEU) – 11pts, 8rebs, 2asts, 1blk

Seniors:
SSC Golden Stags over LPU Pirates, 78-72
San Sebastian 78 – Sangalang 27, Abueva 23, Antipuesto 9, Dela Cruz 6, Rebollos 5, Grilli 5, Dones 2, Miranda 1, Vitug 0, Binuya 0, Maiquez 0, Balucanag 0
Lyceum 72 – Guevarra 18, Laude 17, Zamora 8, Ambohot 7, Cayabyab 6, Azores 5, Ko 4, Mallari 3, Francisco 2, Mendoza 2, Garcia 0, Edding 0
QS: 22-13, 42-28, 61-53, 78-72
Notable Performances:
Ian Sangalang (SSC) – 27pts, 18rebs, 1ast, 1stl, 1blk
Floricel Guevarra (LPU) – 18pts, 6rebs, 2stls

FEU Tamaraws over JRU Heavy Bombers, 69-52
FEU 69 – Romeo 17, Garcia 9, Bringas M 8, Cruz 8, Tolomia 7, Hargrove 6, Bringas A 6, Belo 4, Pogoy 2, Mendoza 2, Escoto 0, Inigo 0, Huevos 0, Jumaoas 0
Jose Rizal 52 – Lopez 12, Almario 11, Matute 6, Mendoza 6, Dela Paz 5, Monserat 4, Mabulac 3, Camasura 2, Carampil 2, Maconocido 1, Paniamogan 0, Munez 0, Diego 0, Salaveria 0
QS: 15-16, 41-28, 58-35, 69-52
Notable Performances:
Terrence Romeo (FEU) – 17pts, 5rebs, 4 treys, 3asts
Nat Lopez (JRU) – 12pts, 8rebs

CSJL Knights over UP Fighting Maroons, 64-55
Letran 64 – Cortes 20, Cruz 16, Racal 9, Belorio 8, Almazan 7, Lituania 2, Pantin 2, Gabriel 0, Luib 0, Gabawan 0
UP 55 – Silungan 15, Lopez 9, Romero 8, Manuel 6, Ball 4, Montecastro 4, Suyod 3, Mbah 2, Gamboa 2, Asilum 2, Hipolito 0, Weirzba 0, Gallaza 0
QS: 20-15, 32-28, 46-43, 64-55
Notable Performances:
Jam Cortes (CSJL) – 20pts, 9rebs, 1blk
Mike Silungan (UP) – 15pts, 5rebs, 3asts

Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

[zoman114]

The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: May 19, 2012 Notes & Scores



Speeding Bullets:
- De La Salle Zobel zoomed to its second win in three games at the expense of the EAC Brigadiers, who remain winless after four outings. Renzo Subido led the Junior Archers, who were extremely efficient on the offensive end, converting 53% of their field goals while limiting the Brigadiers to just 39%. Zobel also had 13 more assists and 12 less turnovers compared to EAC. Subido looks to be the undisputed leader of the Junior Archers this season, and it seems like he could be a nice sleeper recruit for the Seniors ranks.
- The Junior Pirates probably set some sort of record for futility after being on the wrong end of a 28-0 first quarter blast against the mighty Staglets. Frontliners Rhanzel Yong, John Macasaet, and Michael Calisaan combined for 53 points to lead San Sebastian, which now totes a 4-0 slate. Almost everyone scored for the Staglets, while nobody scored more than 4 markers for the hapless Lyceum quintet.
- Femi Babayemi balanced out the sniping of Jett Vidal, Harold Arboleda, and Justine Allano by playing solid in the middle, collecting 13 points, 13 rebounds, and 3 blocks to help the Altas finally nail their first win after 5 previous losses. The Cardinals wasted a brilliant game by Xavier alum Gab Banal, who finished with 21 points on top of 11 boards and 3 triples. This is Mapua’s fifth loss in six games.
- The NU Bulldogs survived a tough test courtesy of the Adamson Soaring Falcons, and consequently moved up to 8-0 in their group. Emmanuel Mbe produced an excellent double-double line of 26 points and 13 rebounds to spearhead the Bulldogs’ attack. Ray Parks contributed 12 markers and 7 boards, while Jeoff Javillonar scored 9 points, all from beyond the arc, also for NU. The trio of Eric Camson, Alex Nuyles, and Rodney Brondial led the way with 39 combined points for the Falcons, who absorbed loss #3 after 5 matches. It seems like NU will really be a force to reckon with in the coming UAAP wars, while the Falcons seem like just a shell of the team that finished second in the UAAP standings last year.
- Four guys finished in double figures for coach Jerry Codinera’s Red Warriors, who had to withstand Almond Vosotros’s 25-points explosion to gather only their second win in five outings. Roi Sumang, Jay-Ar Sumido, Chris Javier, and Adrian Santos all scored in twin digits as UE weathered a strong second half surge by the Archers, who seemed to be enduring some injuries to key personnel. Vosotros was the only greenie to break the 10-point barrier, thanks mainly to his 5 triples. Mark Tallo and Joshua Webb tried to help him out with 9 and 8 points respectively, but, alas, the Warriors proved to be the better team in this game. Perhaps this means that UE won’t be the silly pushovers they were for most of last season, while Green Archers may not be as invincible as some think.

Scores & Images:

Juniors:
DLSZ Junior Archers over EAC Brigadiers, 98-67
Zobel 98 – Subido 22, Sajulga, 13, Banzon 11, Andaya 8, Samonte 8, Cruz 8, Evangelista 7, Wieneke 6, Melecio Ak 4, Melecio Aj 4, Sauber 2, Quintos 2, Ong-Amboy 2, Manguera 1, Cabarruz 0, Tuason 0
Emilio Aguinaldo 67 – Urbina 17, Magtaas 11, Coquia 10, Fandialan 8, Dultra 8, Meana 4, Crisostomo 3, Piopongco J 2, Cabral 2, Piopongco A 2, Perez 0
QS: 27-8, 48-28, 72-43, 98-67
Notable Performances:
Renzo Subido (DLSZ) – 22pts, 4 treys, 4rebs, 4stls, 3asts
Jaysan Urbina (EAC) – 17pts, 7rebs, 2asts, 1stl

SSC Staglets over LPU Junior Pirates, 114-18
San Sebastian 114 – Yong 20, Macasaet 17, Calisaan 16, Escalambre 9, Loor 8, Santos 7, Navarro 7, Velasco 5, Causon 5, Magno 4, Costelo 4, Gayosa 4, Malamug 3, Dumadag 3, Bautista 2, Miasco 0
Lyceum 18 – Cecilio 4, Pere 4, Ligot 4, Moreno 3, Cruzada 3, Menil 0, Licerio 0, Lagman 0, Romanes 0, Verdad 0, Agdon 0
QS: 28-0, 57-6, 84-10, 114-18
Notable Performances:
Michael Calisaan (SSC) – 16pts, 13rebs
Kent Pere (LPU) – 4pts, 6rebs

Seniors:
UPHSD Altas over MIT Cardinals, 63-59
Perpetual 63 – Sangalang 27, Abueva 23, Antipuesto 9, Dela Cruz 6, Rebollos 5, Grilli 5, Dones 2, Miranda 1, Vitug 0, Binuya 0, Maiquez 0, Balucanag 0
Mapua 59 – Guevarra 18, Laude 17, Zamora 8, Ambohot 7, Cayabyab 6, Azores 5, Ko 4, Mallari 3, Francisco 2, Mendoza 2, Garcia 0, Edding 0
QS: 9-10, 26-29, 45-42, 63-59
Notable Performances:
Femi Babayemi (UPHSD) – 13pts, 13rebs, 3blks, 1ast, 1stl
Gab Banal (MIT) – 21pts, 11rebs, 3 treys, 1ast, 1stl

NU Bulldogs over AdU Soaring Falcons, 69-67
NU 69 – Mbe 26, Parks 12, Javillonar 9, Alolino 6, Betayene 6, De Guzman 3, Labing-isa 3, Villamor 2, Celda 2, Rono 0, Khobuntin 0, Neypes 0, Singh 0
Adamson 67 – Camson 16, Nuyles 12, Brondial 11, Cabrera 8, Etrone 8, Cruz 4, Petilos 3, Julkipli 2, Abrigo 2, Cabigas 1, Trollano 0, Monteclaro 0, Agustin 0
QS: 19-10, 37-33, 59-47, 69-67
Notable Performances:
Emmanuel Mbe (NU) – 26pts, 13rebs, 1ast, 1stl, 1blk
Eric Camson (AdU) – 16pts, 7rebs, 2asts, 1blk

UE Red Warriors over DLSU Green Archers, 67-65
UE 67 – Sumang 13, Sumido 12, Javier 11, Santos 11, Zosa 7, Duran 4, Belleza 4, Rason 4, Gallanza 1, Duncil 0, Villarias 0, Valdez 0, Hernandez 0, Flores 0, Woodward 0, Alberto 0
De La Salle 65 – Vosotros 25, Tallo 9, Webb 8, Dela Paz 7, Teng 5, Mendoza 4, Torres N 3, Manguera 2, Herrera 2, Andrada 0, Gotladera 0, Tampus 0, Paredes 0, Reyes 0
QS: 14-10, 34-24, 48-46, 67-65
Notable Performances:
Roi Sumang (UE) – 13pts, 5rebs, 2asts, 1stl, 1blk
Almond Vosotros (DLSU) – 25pts, 5 treys, 4asts, 1reb, 1stl

Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

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The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: May 23, 2012 Notes & Scores



Notes:
- Mario Bonleon continues to be the most prolific scorer for the Greenies, who now tote a 3-1 slate. The brothers Paras also did well here, combining for 16 points and 5 rebounds. On the other end of the floor, Arwin Margallo, Reiner Quinga, and Kharl Pangaibat tried their best to rally the Baby Falcons, who were in striking distance till the fourth and final frame, where the LSGH unloaded a 26-15 bomb that left the outcome beyond doubt.
- Carlo Lastimosa played an all-around game to tow his Blazers to just their second win in the Filoil tourney. CSB rallied from a 7-point deficit at the start of the final quarter to prevail over a reeling Adamson squad. Lastimosa punctured the net for 16 points to go along with 7 rebounds and 6 assists to display a well-rounded effort rarely seen from the one-time Blue Eagle. Robert Bartolo had what was easily his best game of the summer so far, narrowly missing a double-double with 17 markers and 9 boards to aid Lastimosa. The strong interior presence of both Eric Camson and Rodney Brondial, both of whom combined for 38 points and 18 rebounds, failed to sustain the momentum for the Falcons, who have now dropped 4 of their 6 games.
- In a contest that saw the ejection of a handful of players, the San Sebastian Stags took advantage of a depleted EAC quintet and prevailed for the fourth time in six games. Calvin Abueva was his beastly self again, collecting 19 points, 16 rebounds, and 7 assists for Baste. He was ably supported by Ian Sangalang, Jovit Dela Cruz, and Dexter Maiquez, who scored 17, 13, and 10 points respectively. Only 6 players finished the game for the Generals, who were suffering from injuries to four players. Together with SSC’s Michael Miranda, EAC’s Igee King and Jan Acebron were thrown out of the playing court after getting slapped with disqualifying fouls. EAC wasted the strong efforts of Remy Morada and Noube Happi, both of whom scored 18 markers. Happi added another double-double to his total this summer by also grabbing 13 boards.
- In the final game of the day, the FEU Tamaraws successfully remained in solo second in their group after defeating the Arellano Chiefs. With this win, FEU is at 5-1, just behind the idle NU Bulldogs. The Tams were led by the combined might of RR Garcia and Terrence Romeo, who scored 25 and 23 points respectively. The dynamic backcourt duo also paired up for 7 treys, 6 assists, and 3 steals. The Chiefs, who fell to 2-4, were led by Ike Ciriacruz’s 18 points and 3 triples. Curiously enough, Arellano was without one of its banner newcomers this season – James Forrester.

Juniors:
LSGH Greenies over AdU Baby Falcons, 73-52
La Salle 73 – Bonleon 25, Laigo 9, Paras A 9, Ramilo 7, Paras K 7, Yap 5, Barrera 4, Rangel 4, Tesorero 3, Sy 0, Mercado 0, Pumaren 0
Adamson 52 – Margallo 14, Quinga 12, Pangaibat 9, Munsayac 6, Asistio 4, Javier 3, Barroga 2, Fernandez 1, Ylagan 1, Pacturan 0, Magkalas 0, Nemenzo 0, Inigo 0, Villos 0, Casino 0, Solomon 0
QS: 15-8, 31-23, 47-37, 73-52
Notable Performances:
Mario Bonleon (LSGH) – 25pts, 7rebs, 4 treys, 4asts, 1stl, 1blk
Arwin Margallo (AdU) – 14pts, 9rebs, 2asts, 2stls


Seniors:
CSB Blazers over AdU Soaring Falcons, 71-66
Benilde 71 – Bartolo 17, Lastimosa C 16, Taha 12, Tan 9, Mconocido 6, Deles 4, Tolentino 3, Romero 2, Grey 2, Sinco 0, Ongtengco 0, Altamirano 0, Carlos 0
Adamson 66 – Camson 23, Brondial 15, Nuyles 10, Cabrera 7, Cruz 3, Monteclaro 2, Petilos 2, Olalia 2, Julkipli 1, Rios 1, Trollano 0, Etrone 0, Cabigas 0, Abrigo 0, Agustin 0
QS: 14-12, 31-30, 44-51, 71-66
Notable Performances:
Carlo Lastimosa (CSB) – 16pts, 7rebs, 6asts, 2stls, 1blk
Eric Camson (AdU) – 23pts, 8rebs, 1ast, 1stl

SSC Golden Stags over EAC Generals, 83-68
San Sebastian 83 – Abueva 19, Sangalang 17, Dela Cruz 13, Maiquez 10, Rebollos 8, Juico 6, Miranda 4, Vitug 2, Balucanag 2, Binuya 2, Antipuesto 0, Grilli 0, Trinidad 0
Emilio Aguinaldo 68 – Morada 18, Happi 18, Monteclaro 13, Chiong 8, Pillas 5, King 5, Mallari 1, Duran 0
QS: 20-18, 43-36, 62-55, 83-68
Notable Performances:
Calvin Abueva (SSC) – 19pts, 16rebs, 7asts, 1stl
Noube Happi (EAC) – 18pts, 13rebs, 1ast

FEU Tamaraws over AU Chiefs, 79-64
FEU 79 – Garcia 25, Romeo 23, Hargrove 11, Tolomia 8, Belo 6, Pogoy 2, Mendoza 2, Cruz 2, Escoto 0, Jumaoas 0, Huevos 0, Inigo 0
Arellano 64 – Ciriacruz 18, Serjue 15, Caperal 10, Acidre 9, Hernandez 8, Cadavis 2, Pinto 2, Salcedo 0, Malanday 0, Lunas 0, Bangga 0, Palma 0, Casino 0
QS: 21-7, 33-19, 54-41, 79-64
Notable Performances:
RR Garcia (FEU) – 25pts, 3 treys, 2rebs, 2asts, 2stls
AJ Serjue (AU) – 15pts, 4asts, 3stls, 2rebs

Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

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