2012 FilOil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup

[jayvee1323]

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hindi

in drought talaga ang UE ngayon since last year pa pala, mga 2-3years pa siguro yan

[Milo96]

Tallo is technically not a rookie.

Tallo is technically a rookie. He is playing on his 1st year of eligibility. and he didn't spend any time to redshirt.

[zoman114]

The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: April 27 Notes, Scores, & Images

Speeding Bullets:
- The Junior Maroons unleashed quite the surprise, upsetting last year’s Juniors finalists, the FEU-FERN Baby Tamaraws. Diego Dario continued to sizzle for UPIS, scoring 18 points on the strength of 3 triples. Raymart Sablan impressed again with 15 markers and 12 caroms to his name. The Baby Tams clearly miss the services of last season’s ace, Jerie Pingoy. Without him, it seemed FEU just couldn’t find the lift to get past the vastly improved UPIS five.
- San Beda wasted no time in ransacking the Junior Altas. The Red Cubs uncorked a 32-point first quarter and just coasted to the major blowout. Javee Mocon and Ryan Gumtang both produced double-doubles for the Bedans, who also had 7 guys scoring in double digits. Looks like this coming season will be the Cubs’ playground again.
- Xavier relied on their dynamic duo of Kyles Lao and Jarrell Lim to upend the Greenies, who were the toasts of last season’s NCAA juniors tourney after barging into the Finals via the backdoor. They weren’t able to conjure the same magic against the determined Stallions, though. Lao and Lim paired up for 45 of Xavier’s 53 points, far outscoring the entire starting unit of LSGH, which produced just 32 markers. LSGH big man Andre Paras also found the going tough underneath as he was matched up with 6’6 behemoth Isaac Go. Paras finished with just 4 points on 2-of-9 shooting.
- The Tamaraws got their 2nd win in a row, beating the Falcons in a tight encounter that may be a harbinger of things to come when these two teams meet again in the UAAP. Thought they were outrebounded, the Tamaraws showed poise, forcing more turnovers from the Falcons, and limiting the Adamson quintet to just 34% FG shooting. Coach Leo Austria’s boys also floundered at the stripe, where they converted a dismal 44% of their 27 tries. Anthony Hargrove finally broke into double digits for FEU with 12 points in just 14 minutes of play. He fouled out, however, and grabbed just 2 rebounds while patrolling the shaded lane.
- The Green Archers drew level in their win-loss slate by beating the Knights. Rookie Jeron Teng wound up leading DLSU with 15 points, though he shot just 3-of-11 from the floor. Both Yutien Andrada and Norbert Torres finished with double-doubles, combining for 25 points and 20 boards. This bodes well for the La Salle frontline, as there seems to be no sign of Arnold Van Opstal at least until the UAAP wars officially begin. The Archers also shot well from the field, connecting on 53% of their field goals, though they kinda balanced it out with a woeful 56% clip from the line, and by committing 17 turnovers.

Scores & Images:

Juniors:
UPIS Junior Maroons over FEU-FERN Baby Tamaraws, 59-56
UPIS 59 – Dario 18, Sablan 15, Pajarillaga 8, Lopez 6, Ancheta 4, General 4, Lina 2, Gregorio 2, Nacpil 0, Quejada 0
FEU 56 – Lee Yu 14, Domingo R 12, You 10, Domingo Jj 6, Palana 5, Hassan 4, Lumba 3, Escoto 2, Magbuhos 0, Domingo Js 0, Comboy 0, Belgica 0
QS: 15-6, 38-17, 44-39, 59-56
Notable Performances:
Raymart Sablan (UPIS) – 15pts, 12rebs, 4asts, 1stl, 1blk
Woo You (FEU-FERN) – 10pts, 10rebs, 7asts

SBC Red Cubs over UPHD Junior Altas, 122-66
San Beda 122 – Mocon 15, Tolentino 14, Diputado 13, Tongco 11, Inigo 11, Abuda 10, Gumtang 10, Caracut 9, Brojan 8, Furague 6, Abatayo 6, Abude 4, Diputado 3, Macapayag 2, Romero 0
Perpetual 66 – Bragat 19, Canuza 11, Imperial 9, Dungan Kl 8, Domingo 6, Dungan Ka 4, Alvarez 3, Amploquio 3, Templado 2, Fabay 1, Neri 0, Vedeo 0, Rivera 0, Rubio 0
QS: 32-14, 59-41, 84-56, 122-66
Notable Performances:
Javee Mocon (SBC) – 15pts, 10rebs, 3stls, 3blks, 2asts
Roy Bragat (UPHD) – 19pts, 4rebs, 4asts, 2stls, 1blk

XS Golden Stallions over LSGH Greenies, 53-46
Xavier 53 – Lao 29, Lim 16, Go G 4, So 3, Cu 1, Go I 0, Lapez 0, Ejercito 0, Tio 0, Susmerano 0, Dy 0
La Salle 46 – Ramilo 16, Bonleon 10, Paras A 4, Sy 4, Laigo 2, Mercado 2, Yap 2, Tesorero 2, Carlos 2, Aytona 1, Barrera 1, Dalafu 0, Manzano 0, Borja 0
QS: 15-11, 28-17, 38-30, 53-46
Notable Performances:
Kyles Lao (XS) – 29pts, 8rebs, 1ast, 1stl
Victor Ramilo (LSGH) – 16pts, 10rebs, 1ast, 1stl


Seniors:
FEU Tamaraws over AdU Soaring Falcons, 67-60
FEU 67 – Garcia 12, Hargrove 12, Tolomia 10, Pogoy 6, Bringas M 6, Escoto 6, Mendoza 5, Jumaoas 5, Bringas A 5, Belo 0, Inigo 0
Adamson 60 – Camson 13, Nuyles 10, Cruz 9, Brondial 9, Cabgias 7, Cabrera 4, Julkipli 3, Petilos 2, Abrigo 2, Olalia 1, Etrone 0, Trollano 0, Monteclaro 0, Agustin 0, Rios 0
QS: 15-15, 33-30, 48-46, 67-60
Notable Performances:
RR Garcia (FEU) – 12pts, 5rebs, 4asts, 1stl
Eric Camson (AdU) – 13pts, 11rebs, 3asts, 2stls, 1blk

DLSU Green Archers over CSJL Knights, 80-73
La Salle 80 – Teng 15, Andrada 13, Torres N 12, Tallo 10, Mendoza 10, Vosotros 6, Dela Paz 5, Webb 4, Torres T 3, Gotladera 2, Tampus 0
Letran 73 – Cortes 16, Alas K 16, Cruz 15, Belorio 13, Lituania 3, Luib 3, Gabawan 1, Cudal 0, Pantin 0, Gabriel 0
QS: 19-17, 41-41, 63-60, 80-73
Notable Performances:
Yutien Andrada (DLSU) – 13pts, 10rebs, 2blks, 1ast
Jam Cortes (CSJL) – 16pts, 11rebs, 1ast, 1blk



The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: April 28 Notes, Scores, & Images

Speeding Bullets:
- The Bullpups are looking like early and imposing frontrunners to defend their UAAP Juniors crown. The returning Raph Atangan remains a consistent offensive options, while RP-Youth standout Hubert Cani and shooter Levi Biteng are looking sharp.
- The Eaglets shot well from the field (57%), but they got buried on the glass (44-30) and were forced to commit 24 turnovers. They surely felt the absence of Gabe Capacio, who is tagged to be one of coach Joe Silva’s main men down low.
- Jeric Diego continues to be the tower-of-power for the Mapua Red Robins, getting another double-double as they scraped past the Arellano Braves in overtime. He could be a legit big man prospect for the Seniors division.
- Julius Armon looks to be the game-changer for the Red Lions this coming season. He has been the most consistent performer thus far for the Bedans, and he is just a match-up nightmare for opposing guards.
- It seems UP still suffers from the same bad habits. They take too many threes, and don’t make enough of them to justify their trigger-happy nature. At least they did play good defense, getting 6 steals, blocking 5 shots, and forcing 11 Ateneo turnovers.
- The Blue Eagle backcourt continues to struggle. Juami Tiongson made 2 threes on his way to a respectable 8-point output while grabbing 5 caroms and dishing out 8 dimes. His backup, Nico Elorde, however, still seems to be adjusting. Elorde committed 4 turnovers against 0 assists. Kiefer Ravena and Ryan Buenafe also had less-than-stellar contributions. The duo combined for just 5 points in 43 minutes of action.

Scores & Images:

Juniors:
NU Bullpups over JRU Light Bombers, 83-54
NU 83 – Cani 19, Biteng 18, Atangan 13, Morido 7, Cauilan 5, Villagracia 5, Mosqueda 4, Busa 4, Lopena 3, Dlea Cruz 2, Manalang 2, Banawan 1, Lapiz 0, Battad 0, Go 0, Castillo 0
Jose Rizal 54 – Estrella 13, Garcia 8, Abrew 8, Faundo 8, Marcial 7, Anore 2, Bautista 2, Gurrobat 2, Dada 2, Grande 2, Custodio 0, Astero 0, Ordonez 0
QS: 17-12, 46-25, 60-40, 83-54
Notable Performances:
Levi Biteng (NU) – 18pts, 3 treys, 2rebs, 1ast
Darius Estrella (JRU) – 13pts, 9rebs, 1blk

CSJL Squires over AdMU Blue Eaglets, 103-88
Letran 103 – Quinto 32, Nambatac 24, Galeon 18, Villanueva 18, Sazon 9, Alacre 2, Abao 0, Castro 0, Geli 0, Ramos 0
Ateneo 88 – Asistio 19, Ravena 14, Mendoza 10, Nieto Mi 10, Gamboa 8, Black 7, Escaler 7, Nieto Ma 6, Puno 3, Consunji 2, Jose 2, Vitangcol 0, Quioge 0, Calilung 0, Vinasoy 0
QS: 22-17, 37-37, 68-57, 103-88
Notable Performances:
Rey Nambatac (CSJL) – 24pts, 13asts, 10rebs, 3stls
Thirdy Ravena (AdMU) – 14pts, 8rebs, 7asts, 2stls

MIT Red Robins over AU Braves, 67-62 (OT)
Mapua 67 – Serrano 18, Guzman 14, Diego 14, Coprado 9, Cabural 7, Reyes 4, Villasenor 1, Velvez 0, Tolentino 0
Arellano 62 – Aguilar 12, David 10, Garcia 10, Fortune 8, Pascual 8, Basibas 6, Barte 2, Capara 2, Lago 2, Torio 2, Bantasan 0, Cabahug 0
QS: 12-6, 26-21, 33-35, 59-59, 67-62
Notable Performances:
Jeric Diego (MIT) – 14pts, 10rebs, 1stl, 1blk
Ariel Aguilar (AU) – 12pts, 3rebs, 2asts, 2stls, 1blk


Seniors:
SBC Red Lions over UE Red Warriors, 91-57
San Beda 91 – Armon 17, Dela Rosa 12, Pascual J 8, Caram 8, Koga 8, Ludovice 8, Moralde 6, Abarcar 6, Amer 5, Lim 5, Pascual 4, Dela Cruz 4, Adeogun 0, Mendoza 0, Bonsubre 0, Solera 0
UE 57 – Sumang 14, Gallanza 6, Sumido 6, Noble 6, Alberto 5, Belleza 4, Flores 3, Duran 3, Villarias 2, Valdez 2, Casajeros 2, Razon 2, Hernandez 2, Javier 0
QS: 11-5, 29-22, 62-37, 91-57
Notable Performances:
Rome Dela Rosa (SBC) – 12pts, 8rebs, 2asts, 1stl
Roi Sumang (UE) – 14pts, 5rebs, 4asts

AdMU Blue Eagles over UP Fighting Maroons, 69-60
Ateneo 69 – Slaughter 15, Gonzaga 12, Salva 12, Chua 11, Tiongson 8, Ravena 5, Sumalinog 2, Erram 2, Elorde 2, Buenafe 0, Golla 0, Lim 0
UP 60 – Suyod 16, Silungan 9, Padilla 9, Hipolito 8, Lopez 6, Romero 6, Ball 4, Gamboa 2, Montecastro 0, Mbah 0, Manuel 0, Asilum 0, Reyes 0
QS: 19-17, 39-30, 53-45, 69-60
Notable Performances:
Greg Slaughter (AdMU) – 15pts, 12rebs, 1ast, 1blk
Raul Suyod (UP) – 16pts, 9rebs, 1stl


Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

[Rudy_Fernandez]

here are the true events:

- Romeo and Pascual of LPU were trash talking since the 1st half, with the game about to end Romeo sneaks in punch (napikon na) to Pascual

- before Pascual can retaliate Foronda also punches him

- Mendoza comes in and sucker punches the nearest FEU player he sees which happens to be Gryann Mendoza

- Mendoza puts up a fighting stance but when he sees the whole FEU team running towards him he runs into the LPU dugout

Mendoza didn't punch Romeo at all, yes Mendoza escalated the situation but Romeo threw the first punch at a LPU player.

wala bang video?






good thing upis is doing good in this tourney. thanks for the nice recaps zoman!

[sakitsabangs]

UPIS? Wala na ba talagang ibang maitatawag sa kanila?

[_Bahay_Kubo_]

Games today, May 5, 2012:

NU def. CSB, 71-52
MIT def. UP, 61-56.
DLSU def. UST, 78-70.

[Boying]

Games today, May 5, 2012:

NU def. CSB, 71-52
MIT def. UP, 61-56.
DLSU def. UST, 78-70.

sana my mag post ng video ng game na ito kgaya ng sa Dlsu at Feu

[zoman114]

The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: May 2-5, 2012 Notes, Scores, & Images



Speeding Bullets:
- Former RP-Youth mainstay Angelo Hubert Cani looks to spearhead the NU Bullpups championship repeat charge this season. He’ll do this alongside last year’s Finals MVP, Raph Atangan. They should be the clear favorites this year.
- The Tiger Cubs’ Prince Martin continues to impress. The Cubs aren’t exactly the strongest team in the UAAP Juniors race, but it’s clear that nobody should take them or granted.
- The FEU-FERN Baby Tamaraws continue their downward spiral. They lost to a Mapua Red Robins team whom they beat just a week earlier in the FCBL. To compound this even more, Mapua’s star big man, Jeric Diego, didn’t even play.
- Despite the Adamson Baby Falcons’ win over Xavier being impressive, nobody should take this as proof that the Stallions are nothing but flukes. They played Adamson without the services of ace gunners Kyles Lao and Jarrell Lim, as well as big man Isaac Go, all of whom, I can only assume, were probably busy with RP Team duties.
- It’s a bit disappointing I couldn’t find any box scores for the RP U13-Lyceum game, since I wanted to see how Lourdes Mandaluyong star Gian Mamuyac did. He’s tagged as a future star in the amateur ranks, and I’ve heard thru the grapevine that Ateneo has the inside track to getting him in HS.
- The NU Bulldogs look scarier by the day, as they went 2-0 this week thanks to blowout wins over EAC and Benilde. It’s clear that Ray Parks and Emmanuel Mbe are still this team’s leaders, but so many others can light up the board on any given night, too.
- The Bedans remain spotless as well. Like NU, they went 2-0 with impressive wins over Mapua and Perpetual. Julius Armon looks like the real deal, and, coupled with the vastly improved Jake Pascual, he should spearhead the Red Lions’ charge this season. Suffice to say they’ve made Ronnie Magsanoc look really good so far.
- I’m pumped that Gab Banal led Mapua to its first win, pulling the rug from under UP. He shot two treys in this game and showed his versatility by playing mostly on the wings. For a guy who played mostly center in HS, he has really made great strides in transitioning to an effective wingman.
- UE and UP look to be the frontrunners for this season’s cellar-dwellers again. I’d put my money on UE to remain a shade ahead of UP. The Adamson Falcons, meanwhile, looked good in their win over the Generals. Alex Nuyles was aggressive, Roider Cabrera regained his shooting touch, and Eric Camson unloaded a nice double-double. If the Falcons can find some consistency, they’ll be plenty dangerous.
- Slowly, Jeron Teng seems to be adjusting to the college game better than most had expected. He made only one field goal in La Salle’s win over UST, but his accurate touch from the stripe helped him get to his 14-point total. That effectiveness from the stripe is uncharacteristic for a DLSU squad, and that alone may make him one of the most valuable pieces for them this season.
- Had Karim Abdul been healthy and played for the Tigers, he would’ve given Norbert Torres a much tougher time. Alas, his absence weakened UST’s inside presence, and the result was a -17 rebound difference. If Chris Camus were still around, things would’ve been different, but because, apparently, he’s no longer eligible, an Abdul-less UST is tantamount to a Krispy Kreme donut in black and gold.


Juniors:
NU Bullpups over AU Braves, 80-66
NU 80 – Cani 16, Busa 14, Atangan 11, Cauilan 9, Morido 8, Dela Cruz 8, Lapiz 4, Banawan 4, Battad 2, Mosqueda 2, Go 2, Biteng 0, Villagracia 0, Manalang 0, Lopena 0, Castillo 0
Arellano 66 – David 20, Capara 10, De Guzman 8, Barte 7, Torio 6, Bernardo 5, Aguilar 4, Miranda 2, Gallardo 2, Bantasan 2, Garcia 0, Lago 0, Cabahug 0
QS: 16-12, 38-28, 59-47, 80-66
Notable Performances:
Hubert Cani (NU) – 16pts, 10asts, 4rebs, 2stls
Richard David (AU) – 20pts, 3rebs, 1ast

UST Tiger Cubs over UPHSD Junior Altas, 84-79
UST 84 – Martin 22, Soriano 13, Ungria 12, Bahia 10, Laman 9, Baetiong 7, Abuyen 5, Corre 3, Syyap 3, Garcia 0, Berdijo 0, Dandan 0, Lavarias 0, Borje 0
Perpetual 79 – Bragat 22, Imperial 21, Alvarez 12, Domingo 8, Amploquio 7, Dungan Kl 5, Templado 4, Canuza 0, Dungan Ka 0, Fabay 0, Neri 0
QS: 11-13, 34-24, 60-44, 84-79
Notable Performances:
Prince Martin (UST) – 22pts, 9rebs, 5asts, 1stl, 1blk
Roy Bragat (UPHSD) – 22pts, 5asts, 4stls, 3rebs

MIT Red Robins over FEU-FERN Baby Tamaraws, 67-53
Mapua 67 – Guzman 33, Coprado 11, Villasenor 10, Aguirre 6, Tolentino 2, Ramos 2, Madrid 2, Serrano 1, Cabural 0, Velvez 0
FEU-FERN 53 – Domingo Js 13, Domingo R 10, Domingo Jj 7, You 6, Delfinado 6, Hassan 4, Lumba 3, Lee Yu 2, Palacio 2, Aguilon 0, Magbuhos 0, Palana 0, Completo 0
QS: 21-11, 38-28, 49-47, 67-53
Notable Performances:
Jervin Guzman (MIT) – 33pts, 7rebs
Roger Domingo (FEU-FERN) – 10pts, 8rebs, 1ast

AdU Baby Falcons over XS Golden Stallions, 75-63
Adamson 75 – Margallo 16, Quinga 16, Ylagan 8, Pangaibat 7, Fernandez 6, Munsayac 6, Asistio 4, Javier 4, Barroga 4, Pacturan 2, Casino 2, Nemenzo 0, Magkalas 0, Oebanda 0, Villos 0
Xavier 63 – Susmerano 17, Lapez 14, Go G 11, Tio 5, Felbaum 5, Ejercito 3, Dy 3, Sy 3, Cu 2, Chan 0, Fernando 0, Yu 0
QS: 20-18, 32-34, 50-46, 75-63
Notable Performances:
Arwin Margallo (AdU) – 16pts, 5rebs, 3asts, 2stls
Juan Susmerano (XS) – 17pts, 6rebs, 2stls, 1ast

AU Braves over JRU Light Bombers, 67-57
Arellano 67 – Fortune 13, Torio 13, Aguilar 12, Pascual 9, Capara 7, Barte 5, Lago 4, David 4, Basibas 0, Garcia 0, Bernardo 0, De Guzman 0, Alcantara 0
Jose Rizal 57 – Garcia 14, Anore 11, Faundo 11, Custodio 11, Marcial 4, Victorino 2, Bautista 2, Dada 2, Abrew 0, Gurrobat 0, Astero 0, Ordonez 0
QS: 17-13, 28-26, 44-47, 67-57
Notable Performances:
Marwin Fortune (AU) – 13pts, 6rebs, 3asts, 3stls
Jamil Garcia (JRU) – 14pts, 4stls, 3rebs, 3asts

RP-Youth U13 over LPU Junior Pirates, 78-71
(no box scores available)


Seniors:
NU Bulldogs over EAC Generals, 93-52
NU 93 – Villamor 16, Mbe 12, Labing-isa 12, De Guzman 11, Parks 9, Alolino 6, Celda 5, Javillonar 4, Neypes 4, Singh 4, Ronõ 4, Ignacio 4, Betayene 2
EAC 52 – Happi 12, King 12, Pillas 8, Tayontong 8, Monteclaro 6, Jamon 2, Acebron 2, Sanchez 1, Morada 1, Munsayac 0, Mallari 0, Yaya 0, Duran 0
QS: 29-11, 53-25, 75-35, 93-52
Notable Performances:
Emmanuel Mbe (NU) – 12pts, 14rebs, 3asts, 2blks, 1stl
Noube Happi (EAC) – 12pts, 10rebs, 2asts, 1stl

SBC Red Lions over MIT Cardinals, 77-61
San Beda 77 – Pascual J 15, Armon 12, Dela Rosa 9, Pascual K 7, Amer 7, Lim 7, Koga 7, Dela Cruz 4, Caram 3, Adeogun 3, Ludovice 3, Mendoza 0, Moralde 0
Mapua 61 – Banal G 9, Ighalo 8, Eriobu 9, Nimes 8, Banal J 7, Estrella 7, Parala 4, Saitanan 4, Brana 4, Chien 2, Abad 0, Magsigay 0
QS: 15-9, 32-28, 57-36, 77-61
Notable Performances:
Jake Pascual (SBC) – 15pts, 12rebs, 1ast, 1blk
Gab Banal (MIT) – 9pts, 9rebs, 3asts

AdMU Blue Eagles over UE Red Warriors, 79-73
Ateneo 79 – Ravena 16, Sumalinog 15, Salva 14, Chua 10, Gonzaga 9. Slaughter 6, Tiongson 4, Buenafe 2, Erram 2, Elorde 1, Golla 0, Capacio 0
UE 73 – Sumang 16, Javier 11, Gallanza 11, Valdez 8, Razon 8, Belleza 6, Sumido 5, Duran 4, Santos 2, Hernandez 2, Zosa 0, Flores 0, De Leon 0, Villarias 0, Duncil 0, Alberto 0
QS: 15-14, 37-32, 60-59, 79-73
Notable Performances:
Nico Salva (AdMU) – 14pts, 7rebs, 2asts, 2blks
Roi Sumang (UE) – 16pts, 7asts, 6rebs, 1stl

SBC Red Lions over UPHSD Altas, 74-55
San Beda 74 – Armon 20, Adeogun 10, Pascual J 6, Lim 6, Dela Cruz 5, Koga 5, Caram 5, Villacruz 5, Dela Rosa 4, Pascual K 4, Ludovice 2, Amer 2, Solera 0, Moralde 0, Mendoza 0, Abatayo 0
UPHSD 55 – Thompson 14, Vidal 8, Baloria 6, Dabayemi 5, Arboleda 5, Paulino 5, Canuza 5, Allano 4, Elorpe 2, Jolangcob 1, Parico 0, Asuncion 0
QS: 26-7, 44-22, 62-33, 74-55
Notable Performances:
Julius Armon (SBC) – 20pts, 5rebs, 4asts, 1stl
Femi Dabayemi (UPHSD) – 5pts, 13rebs, 2ast, 1blk

AdU Soaring Falcons over EAC Generals, 77-59
Adamson 77 – Nuyles 17, Cabrera 11, Camson 10, Cruz 9, Brondial 7, Rios 7, Cabigas 6, Olalia 6, Monteclaro 2, Agustin 2, Etrone 0, Julkipli 0, Trollano 0, Petilos 0
UPHSD 55 – Happi 15, King 11, Morada 9, Monteclaro 7, Jamon 7, Tayontong 4, Mallari 2, Acebron 2, Sanchez 1, Pillas 1, Munsayac 0, Chiong 0
QS: 15-13, 32-35, 54-51, 77-59
Notable Performances:
Eric Camson (AdU) – 10pts, 11rebs, 4asts
Noube Happi (EAC) – 15pts, 21rebs, 2asts, 2stls

JRU Heavy Bombers over LPU Pirates, 83-70
Jose Rizal 83 – Matute 17, Carampil 13, Villarias 11, Lopez 8, Mabulac 8, Paniamogan 8, Maconocido 4, Munez 4, Monderat 3, Dela Paz 3, Almario 2, Mendoza 2, Salaveria 0, Camasura 0
Lyceum 70 – Laude 16, Ko 14, Francisco 11, Guevarra 9, Ambohot 7, Mallari 6, Edding 5, Zamora 2, Garcia 1, Mendoza 0, Azores 0, Pascual 0
QS: 26-10, 43-34, 66-51, 83-70
Notable Performances:
Nate Matute (JRU) – 17pts, 3rebs, 3asts, 3 treys
Vence Laude (LPU) – 16pts, 11rebs, 1ast

NU Bulldogs over CSB Blazers, 71-52
NU 71 – Mbe 15, Parks 15, Roño 9, Alolino 7, Neypes 7, Javillonar 4, Villamor 4, De Guzman 3, Labing-isa 3, Betayene 2, Celda 2, Singh 0
Benilde 52 – Bartolo 12, Lastimosa C 9, Romero 8, Ongtengco 4, Grey 4, Sinco 3, Garcia 3, Carlos 2, Altamirano 2, Tolentino 2, Dela Paz 2, Deles 1, Lastimosa R 0, Taha 0
QS: 16-15, 32-31, 53-41, 71-52
Notable Performances:
Ray Parks (NU) – 15pts, 8asts, 7rebs, 1stl
Robert Bartolo (CSB) – 12pts, 4rebs, 1blk

MIT Cardinals over UP Fighting Maroons, 61-56
Mapua 61 – Banal G 15, Ighalo 11, Saitanan 8, Nimes 8, Brana 8, Stevens 5, Eriobu 4, Estrella 2, Banal J 0, Abad 0, Layug 0, Magsigay 0
UP 56 – Silungan 15, Manuel 11, Montecastro 7, Suyod 5, Reyes 5, Lopez 4, Romero 3, Padilla 3, Asilum 2, Mbah 1, Ball 0, Gamboa 0, Hipolito 0, Juruena 0, Weirzba 0
QS: 10-9, 26-24, 42-48, 61-56
Notable Performances:
Gab Banal (MIT) – 15pts, 6rebs, 4asts, 1stl
Mike Silungan (UP) – 15pts, 4rebs, 3stls, 3 treys, 2asts

DLSU Green Archers over UST Growling Tigers, 78-70
La Salle 78 – Torres N 16, Teng 14, Paredes 12, Vosotros 10, Gotladera 10, Tallo 6, Manguera 5, Mendoza 3, Webb 2, Torres T 0, Reyes 0, Herrera 0
UST 70 – Mariano 19, Fortuna 13, Ferrer 13, Bautista 12, Teng 7, Afuang 4, Pe 2, Garrido 0, Hainga 0, Vigil 0, Tan 0, Lo 0, Mamaril 0
QS: 15-15, 39-30, 59-50, 78-70
Notable Performances:
Norbert Torres (DLSU) – 16pts, 12rebs, 4asts
Aljohn Mariano (UST) – 19pts, 6rebs, 2asts, 1blk

Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

[ChaosMohawk]

sana my mag post ng video ng game na ito kgaya ng sa Dlsu at Feu

Don't fret, GoArchers.com have already uploaded the entire game. Kindly visit the site!

[zoman114]

The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: May 7, 2012 Notes, Scores, & Images



Speeding Bullets:
- The Staglets showed real strength in blowing the lowly Brigadiers out of their Juniors game. The Baste boys were extremely dominant, shooting 51% from the floor while limiting EAC to just 25%. The Staglets also outrebounded the Brigadiers, 63-20, and played better team ball with 20 assists to EAC’s 10.
- In contrast, the Stallions from Xavier had a tough time disposing of the Tiger Cubs. Kyles Lao played just 12 minutes in this game, scoring 12 markers on 4-of-6 shooting, but he had 0 rebounds and 0 assists. With the absence of Jarrell Lim and Isaac Go, Xavier, once again, had to lean on Juan Susmerano and Anton Lapez to bail themselves out. The Cubs gave a good account of themselves here as Prince Martin showed the way anew. Alvin Ungria also played well, netting a double-double of 12 points and 10 boards.
- The Eagles had a strong start against the Cardinals, but, again, had to ward off yet another comeback from their foes en route to their 6th win in 7 games. Nico Salva finally broke out with 27 markers on 9-of-12 FG shooting and making all but 2 of his 10 freebies. Greg Slaughter won his battle in the paint against Mapua’s returning big man, Yousef Taha. Slaughter tallied 16 points and 10 caroms, while Taha struggled with just 7 points on 3-of-12 shooting. The Fil-Palestinian, however, did grab 11 rebounds. Josan Nimes and Gab Banal led the Mapua effort with a combined 39 points, while Ateneo’s starting backcourt of Kiefer Ravena and Juami Tiongson produced a combined 20 points, 9 assists, 7 rebounds, and 3 steals.
- In a low-scoring affair, the Pirates used a superb finishing kick to get their first win, this time against the EAC Generals. Cris Cayabyab, Floricel Guevarra, and Shane Ko uncorked a combined 41 points to lead Lyceum, who also prevented any EAC player from double-digit scoring. Noube Happi led the Generals with just 9 points on 3-of-11 shooting to go along with his game-high 15 rebounds. The game was marred by anemic shooting, as both teams combined for a lowly 31% shooting percentage from the floor.
- The last Seniors game of the day featured the San Sebastian Golden Stags, who are tagged as strong contenders to dethrone the SBC Red Lions this season. Quite unexpectedly though, they were hijacked by a determined JRU quintet. Nate Matute nailed 4 threes to typify the Heavy Bombers’ resolve. He finished with 15 markers while backcourt mate Alex Almario also stepped up by scoring 22 points, thanks mainly to his almost flawless 13-of-14 shooting from the stripe. Ian Sangalang had a nice double-double (18 points and 10 rebounds) to lead Baste, while Calvin Abueva scored 16 markers and collared 7 boards of his own. The Stags, however, fell behind in the first half and never really recovered. JRU’s defense was the key here, forcing SSC to commit 18 turnovers.

Scores & Images:

Juniors:
SSC Staglets over EAC Brigadiers, 87-40
San Sebastian 87 – Calisaan 17, Escalambre 12, Loor 9, Macasaet 8, Gatdula 8, Yong 8, Velasco 5, Causon 4, Magno 4, Gayosa 3, Santos 3, Costelo 2, Navarro 2, Dumadag 2, Miasco 0, Bautista 0
EAC 40 – Magtaas 11, Urbina 8, Tiano 7, Crisostomo 4, Fandialan 4, Stevens 3, Cabral 3, Redido 0, Piopongco J 0, Piopongco A 0, Bacarisa 0, Perez 0
QS: 15-11, 41-23, 58-30, 87-40
Notable Performances:
Michael Calisaan (SSC) – 17pts, 12rebs, 2asts
Randy Magtaas (EAC) – 11pts, 4rebs, 4asts, 2stls

XS Golden Stallions over UST Tiger Cubs, 63-62
Xavier 63 – Lao 12, Susmerano 11, Lapez 11, Tio 6, Go G 6, Dy 6, Ejercito 4, Cu 4, Fernando 2, Felbaum 1, Puyat 0
UST 62 – Martin 20, Ungria 12, Baetiong 9, Corre 6, Bahia 5, Soriano 5, Laman 3, Abuyen 2, Mayor 0, Berdijo 0, Lavarias 0, Borje 0, Ramirez 0
QS: 19-12, 34-26, 42-43, 63-62
Notable Performances:
Juan Susmerano (XS) – 11pts, 5rebs, 2asts, 2stl
Alvin Ungria (UST) – 12pts, 10rebs, 1ast, 1blk


Seniors:
AdMU Blue Eagles over MIT Cardinals, 78-75
Ateneo 78 – Salva 27, Slaughter 16, Ravena 12, Tiongson 8, Buenafe 5, Gonzaga 4, Elorde 4, Erram 2, Golla 0, Chua 0, Sumalinog 0, Pessumal 0
Mapua 75 – Nimes 24, Banal G 15, Ighalo 8, Parala 7, Taha 7, Brana 4, Estrella 3, Chien 3, Banal J 2, Stevens 2, Saitanan 0, Abad 0
QS: 21-13, 32-32, 56-45, 78-75
Notable Performances:
Nico Salva (AdMU) – 27pts, 6rebs, 2asts, 1stl
Yousef Taha (MIT) – 7pts, 11rebs, 4asts, 2blks

LPU Pirates over EAC Generals, 59-47
Lyceum 59 – Cayabyab 18, Guevarra 13, Ko 10, Laude 7, Zamora 6, Ambohot 2, Edding 2, Azores 1, Mendoza 0, Garcia 0, Mallari 0
EAC 47 – Happi 9, Yaya 9, Monteclaro 7, Sanchez 5, Morada 5, Jamon 4, Munsayac 4, Chiong 2, Acebron 2, King 0, Mallari 0, Duran 0, Pillas 0
QS: 8-10, 22-19, 37-37, 59-47
Notable Performances:
Cris Cayabyab (LPU) - 18pts, 8rebs, 2asts
Noube Happi (EAC) – 9pts, 15rebs, 3asts, 2stls

JRU Heavy Bombers over SSC Golden Stags, 79-65
Jose Rizal 79 – Almario 22, Matute 15, Lopez 7, Dela Paz 7, Mabulac 6, Camasura 6, Monserat 6, Paniamogan 3, Villarias 2, Carampil 2, Maconocido 2, Salaveria 1, Munez 0
San Sebastian 65 – Sangalang 18, Abueva 16, Juico 11, Miranda 6, Maiquez 4, Antipuesto 3, Dela Cruz 2, Vitug 2, Balucanag 2, Rebollos 1, Vinuya 0, Gusi 0, Gatchalian 0
QS: 25-17, 43-31, 54-45, 79-65
Notable Performances:
Alex Almario (JRU) – 22pts, 3rebs, 1stl
Ian Sangalang (SSC) – 18pts, 10rebs, 4blks, 1ast, 1stl


Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

[zoman114]

Speeding Bullets:
- The NU Bullpups, typifying the positive results that heavy investment in a school’s program can produce, continue unscathed in 3 encounters. Their latest victims are the MIT Red Robins, who drop to 2-2. Raph Atangan was the Bullpups’ leader in this game, but he received a ton of help from Hubert Cani, Rey Lapiz, and Levi Biteng. It was a tight game in the first half, but NU outscored Mapua 50-30 in the last two periods.
- After impressing in their first win a few days ago, the RP Youth Under-13 team ran into a rock solid OLFU Junior Phoenix that bamboozled them on all fronts. Miguel Cabrera was the backcourt spitfire for Fatima, while the frontline duo of Paul Pineda and Dave Del Rosario just lorded it over their younger and smaller counterparts. Fatima dominated in practically all aspects, outrebounding (62-37) and outplaymaking (19-8) RP U13, as well as forcing 19 errors.
- In the Seniors division, two teams got their maiden wins of the summer, while another team maintained its unblemished slate.
- After sustaining two losses, the CSB Blazers finally broke through the win column at the expense of the Arellano Chiefs. Mark Romero and Carlo Lastimosa combined for 25 points to lead CSB, which mounted a huge 14-point bubble in the first canto that they just had to protect the rest of the way. Benilde was locked on the prize in this game, outplaying the Chiefs on both ends of the floor. Benilde shot better from the field, had more assists, and forced Arellano to a lot more turnovers.
- Not to be outdone, the UP Fighting Maroons also flashed fine fighting form in collaring their first win in 4 games, while handing the Altas their fourth straight setback. The forward duo of Alvin Padilla and Raul Suyod led the way on offense, pairing up for 26 markers. Padilla also displayed improved sniping, making 3 of his 5 attempts from rainbow country. Their efforts were well-complemented by Alinko Mbah, who was a solid defensive force, grabbing 18 boards and blocking 3 shots. Jett Vidal’s 12 points led Perpetual Help, but they were hampered by an atrocious 23% shooting clip from the floor.
- In the main game of the day, the San Sebastian Stags gave the NU Bulldogs a big scare before Ray Parks came alive and led NU’s comeback in the final frame. Baste went into the final 10 minutes up by 6, but a great windup by coach Eric Altamirano’s wards ensured the Bulldogs would remain spotless in the summer league. Parks had another LeBron-esque outing, finishing with an all-around line of 21 points, 6 rebounds, 5 dimes, 2 steals, and 2 rejections. Mark De Guzman also gave NU a big lift with 4 triples on his way to 16 markers. Four guys ended up in double-figures for the Stags, but it was all for naught as they absorbed their second loss in as many matches.

Scores & Images:

Juniors:
NU Bullpups over MIT Red Robins, 81-55
NU 81 – Atangan 15, Cani 13, Biteng 12, Lapiz 10, Battad 8, Banawan 6, Busa Ra 6, Villagracia 3, Dela Cruz 2, Morido 2, Mosqueda 2, Go 2, Castillo 0, Manalang 0, Busa Re 0
Mapua 55 – Guzman 19, Cabural 12, Coprado 11, Serrano 9, Villasenor 2, Ramos 2, Tolentino 0, Aguirre 0, Perez 0, Madrid 0, Velvez 0
QS: 20-12, 31-25, 54-39, 81-55
Notable Performances:
Raph Atangan (NU) – 15pts, 6rebs, 3asts, 2stls
Jervin Guzman (MIT) – 19pts, 7rebs, 3blks, 1ast

OLFU Junior Phoenix over RP-Youth U13, 95-52
Fatima 95 – Cabrera 17, Pineda 16, Del Rosario 13, Matigras 9, Lingat 8, Bueno 8, Resurrecion 7, Mejia 5, Jarina 4, Japson 3, Tan 3, Termulo 2, Garcia 0
RP U13 52 – Eustaquio 12, Garcia 9, Balingit 9, Gatmaytan 7, Quijano 6, Mamuyac 4, Bautista 3, Rodrigo 2, Pippen 0, Marty 0, Dazo 0, Tibayan 0, Villena 0, De Vera 0
QS: 18-14, 36-24, 65-38, 95-52
Notable Performances:
Miguel Cabrera (OLFU) – 17pts, 5rebs, 5blks, 3asts
Benedict Eustaquio (RP U13) – 12pts, 3rebs, 1ast, 1stl


Seniors:
CSB Blazers over AU Chiefs, 67-47
Benilde 67 – Romero 13, Lastimosa 12, Taha 9, Tan 8, Altamirano 8, Bartolo 6, Tolentino 5, Ongtengco 4, Grey 2, Maconocido 0, Sinco 0, Dela Paz 0
Arellano 47 – Caperal 9, Ciriacruz 9, Forrester 8, Serjue 6, Malanday 6, Salcedo 3, Bangga 3, Acidre 2, Pinto 1, Hernandez 0, Lunas 0, Suarez 0, Palma 0, Casino 0
QS: 22-7, 37-17, 47-32, 67-47
Notable Performances:
Mark Romero (CSB) – 13pts, 6rebs, 2asts
Prince Caperal (AU) – 9pts, 13rebs, 1stl, 1blk

UP Fighting Maroons over UPHSD Altas, 61-47
UP 61 – Padila 15, Suyod 11, Manuel 7, Lopez 6, Silungan 6, Gallara 5, Gamboa 4, Mbah 2, Romero 2, Weirzba 2, Montecastro 1, Asilum 0, Ball 0, Hipolito 0
Perpetual 47 – Vidal 12, Paulino 11, Thompson 10, Jolangcob 6, Dabayemi 5, Allano 3, Elorpe 0, Arboleda 0, Asuncion 0, Parico 0, Baloria 0, Cenita 0
QS: 10-14, 27-23, 41-38, 61-47
Notable Performances:
Alinko Mbah (UP) – 2pts, 18rebs, 3blks, 1ast
Earl Thompson (UPHSD) – 10pts, 10rebs, 3asts, 1stl, 1blk

NU Bulldogs over SSC Golden Stags, 76-73
NU 76 – Parks 21, De Guzman 16, Mbe 13, Javillonar 9, Labing-isa 9, Alolino 6, Neypes 2, Villamor 0, Betayene 0, Khobuntin 0, Ignacio 0, Singh 0, Rono 0
San Sebastian 73 – Abueva 20, Dela Cruz 14, Maiquez 12, Sangalang 10, Rebollos 8, Balucanag 4, Vitug 3, Vinuya 2, Antipuesto 0, Miranda 0, Tano 0
QS: 21-22, 31-35, 44-50, 76-73
Notable Performances:
Ray Parks (NU) – 21pts, 6rebs, 5asts, 2stls, 2blks
Calvin Abueva (SSC) – 20pts, 13rebs, 2asts, 1blk

Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

[_Bahay_Kubo_]

May 11, 2012:

SSC-R def. ADU, 78-68.
DLSU def. UP, 64-50.

[ChaosMohawk]

Tallo is technically a rookie. He is playing on his 1st year of eligibility. and he didn't spend any time to redshirt.

I had things mixed up, sorry. I did forgot that he's playing on his 1st year of eligibility despite not being a freshman. Thanks for clearing it up.

[zoman114]

The 2012 Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup: May 11, 2012 Notes & Scores



Speeding Bullets:
- The Greenies from Greenhills rebounded from their loss to Xavier by upending the UST Tiger Cubs, thanks mainly to the scoring of Mario Bonleon. Bonleon shot 9-of-26 from the floor to finish with 22 markers for LSGH, while Lorenzo Mercado took care of the interior with 10 points and 14 rebounds. The Greenies moved up to 2-1, while UST absorbed its second loss in four games.
- The Baby Tamaraws also got back on the winning track, coming from behind to defeat the Arellano Braves. Down by 13 at the half, the Baby Tams pushed their way back into the contest in the third period and continued to heighten the pressure in the fourth frame. FEU outscored Arellano 44-24 in the second half to snatch their second win in four outings. The Braves went down to 2-3 in group play.
- The Ateneans continued to suffer from a spate of injuries and absences as they lost their second straight game, this time to the tough-as-nails Staglets. Rhanzel Yong, Michael Calisaan, and John Macasaet exploited Ateneo’s weakness in the paint by combining for 35 points and 39 rebounds, which was the same rebound total the entire Blue Eaglets team had! Onyok Velasco (NOT a typo!!!) and Lorenzo Navarro, meanwhile, took turns burning the hoops from afar, pairing up for 26 points and 6 triples. Anton Asistio led the floundering Eaglets with 22 points, but it’s pretty clear Ateneo still has a long way to go if they want to get back into title contention. Injuries have slowed down some key players, while others are fresh from stints abroad. They have also hit a snag in the Freego FCBL tourney, where they are now toting a 2-4 card. In the Filoil league, the Eaglets are middling with a 2-2 slate, while the Staglets are still undefeated in 2 matches.
- The Golden Stags finally broke through the win column after two tough losses, beating the Adamson Soaring Falcons with superior shooting, rebounding, and defense. Calvin Abueva, Ian Sangalang, and Dexter Maiquez combined for 60 of Baste’s 78-point output as they finally got a win after losing to Mapua and NU. The Falcons, meanwhile, absorbed their second loss in four games despite 7 combined treys from Roider Cabrera, Jericho Cruz, and Ryan Monteclaro. Their two biggest stars, Alex Nuyles and Eric Camson, were limited to just 7 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assists combined.
- The Green Archers continued to impress after they beat the Fighting Maroons in convincing manner. Jovet Mendoza and Almond Vosotros each produced 13 points to pace De La Salle, which moved up to 3-1. Norbert Torres teamed up with Mendoza to dominate the lane. Torres had 11 points to go along with 10 rebounds, while Mendoza added 9 caroms of his own. Jeron Teng wound up with 9 points on 3-of-6 shooting, though he did commit 4 turnovers. Curiously enough, DLSU had 22 TOs, while UP had just 9. Still, coach Ricky Dandan’s wards failed to capitalize on the Archers’ mistakes. UP shot a paltry 27% from the field, including laying a big fat egg from beyond the arc. A bright spot, however, was newcomer Chris Ball, who finished with 10 points on 4-of-6 FG shooting to add to his 2 blocks.

Scores:

Juniors:
LSGH Greenies over UST Tiger Cubs, 60-48
La Salle 60 – Bonleon 22, Mercado 10, Paras A 8, Laigo 8, Yap 6, Ramilo 3, Tesorero 2, Rangel 1, Barrera 0, Sy 0, Paras K 0, Pumaren 0, Manzano 0, Aytona 0
UST 48 – Martin 12, Ungria 7, Laman 7, Bahia 6, Soriano 4, Syyap 4, Berdijo 3, Dandan 2, Abuyen 2, Mayor 1, Borje 0, Marcelo 0, Corre 0, Lavarias 0, Reyes 0, Ramirez 0
QS: 13-6, 29-17, 41-31, 60-48
Notable Performances:
Mario Bonleon (LSGH) – 22pts, 8rebs, 2asts, 1blk
Vaughn Soriano (UST) – 4pts, 16rebs, 3asts, 3stls

FEU-FERN Baby Tamaraws over AU Braves, 67-60
FEU-FERN 67 – Domingo Jj 14, Aguilon 11, Lee Yu 6, Lumba 6, Delfinado 5, You 4, Escoto 4, Domingo R 4, Palacio 4, Domingo Js 3, palana 2, Belgica 2, Hassan 2, Magbuhos 0
Arellano 60 – Torio 15, Aguilar 10, Fortune 9, De Guzman 8, Capara 3, Bisibis 3, Barte 3, Alcantara 3, David 2, Lago 2, Bantasan 2, Garcia 0, Bernardo 0, Rivera 0
QS: 14-24, 23-36, 39-41, 67-60
Notable Performances:
JJ Domingo (FEU-FERN) – 14pts, 4rebs, 2stls, 1ast, 1blk
Mario Torio (AU) – 15pts, 9rebs, 1stl

SSC Staglets over AdMU Blue Eaglets, 84-58
San Sebastian 84 – Yong 15, Velasco 15, Calisaan 11, Navarro 11, Macasaet 8, Escalambre 6, Causon 5, Costelo 3, Gayosa 3, Magno 2, Miasco 2, Loor 2, Gatdula 1, Santos 0, Malamug 0, Dumadag 0
Ateneo 58 – Asistio 22, Mendoza 10, Nieto Mi 7, Gamboa 7, Escaler 5, Vitangcol 2, Puno 2, Jose 2, Ravena 1, Capacio 0, Consunji 0, Nieto Ma 0
QS: 19-14, 42-28, 59-38, 84-58
Notable Performances:
Rhanzel Yong (SSC) – 15pts, 14rebs, 1ast, 1blk
Anton Asistio (AdMU) – 22pts, 6rebs, 4 treys, 2asts, 1stl

Seniors:

SSC Golden Stags over AdU Soaring Falcons, 78-68
San Sebastian 78 – Abueva 29, Sangalang 16, Maiquez 15, Dela Cruz 4, Vitug 4, Rebollos 2, Vinuya 2, Miranda 2, Balucanag 2, Gatchalian 2, Antipuesto 0, Grilli 0
Adamson 68 – Cabrera 19, Cruz 13, Brondial 12, Monteclaro 10, Nuyles 5, Cabigas 4, Camson 2, Abrigo 2, Petilos 1, Etrone 0, Julkipli 0, Trollano 0, Rios 0, Olalia 0
QS: 14-13, 33-32, 53-51, 78-68
Notable Performances:
Calvin Abueva (SSC) – 29pts, 15rebs, 8asts, 3blks, 1stl
Roider Cabrera (AdU) – 19pts, 7rebs, 4 treys, 1ast, 1blk

DLSU Green Archers over UP Fighting Maroons, 64-50
La Salle 64 – Mendoza 13, Vosotros 13, Torres N 11, Teng 9, Tallo 6, Webb 5, Herrera 4, Manguera 3, Paredes 0, Reyes G 0, Torres T 0, Gotladera 0, Reyes M 0
UP 50 – Ball 10, Lopez 9, Silungan 7, Padilla 6, Gamboa 6, Suyod 4, Mbah 4, Gallari 2, Hipolito 2, Montecastro 0, Asilum 0, Romero 0, Manuel 0
QS: 19-13, 36-28, 50-41, 64-50
Notable Performances:
Jovet Mendoza (DLSU) – 13pts, 9rebs
Chris Ball (UP) – 10pts, 2rebs, 2blks, 1ast, 1stl


Source: HoopNut.blogspot.com

[qazwsxedcrfvtgb]

Is Tata Marata out of the team already?

[_Bahay_Kubo_]

^ no. he's not part of the line-up for Filoil but he's part of the line-up for FMC.

[_Bahay_Kubo_]

double post. sorry.

[terio]

^ no. he's not part of the line-up for Filoil but he's part of the line-up for FMC.

Why isn't he playing.

[_Bahay_Kubo_]

^ i dunno. what i know, so far, is that he's part of our line-up for FMC.

[spigou]

^ 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.