Mayor Rody Duterte-Vice Mayor Inday Sara/AFP-PNP Basketball Tournament
November 19, 2009
Davao City Recreation Center
Bureau of Fire Protection (4 wins, 1 loss) defeated Special Action Force (4 wins, 1 loss), 105-100.
Filbon Maligro topscored for BFP with 29 points while Jose Abutog led SAF with 30 points.
Task Force Davao (5 wins, 2 losses) defeated Compostela Valley Provincial Police Office (0 win, 5 losses0, 105-77.
Freddie John Geverola led the losing Comval with 21 points.
Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (1 win, 3 losses) is still playing the Philippine Coast Guard (0 win, 5 losses)
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
LAGUNA WINS, FORCES RUBBER MATCH WITH TAGUIG
TAGUIG CITY – The visiting sixth seed Trace-Laguna Stallions forced a winner-take-all game for the last seat in this weekend’s Super Leg by upsetting fifth seed Forward Taguig, 83-79, in their Smart Liga Pilipinas Conference III Wild Card game Tuesday evening at the C. P. Tinga Memorial Hall.
With their conference on the line, the Stallions of Atty. Erwin Genuino and Coach Nomar banked on the combined 15 fourth period points of guard Alex Angeles and the returning Leo Losentes plus crucial baskets by Alfie Grijaldo to pull off the victory and remain in the hunt for the last remaining seat in next week's Liga SuperLeg National Finals.
With Taguig constantly threatening, Grijaldo, Angeles and Losentes banged in a triple each that erected an 81-74 Stallions advantage with 1:13 to play. Angeles and Losentes then split their separate trips to the free throw each to ensure the win at the 41-second mark. Jeff Sanders settled the final tally with the game’s final five points.
Angeles, RB Mangahas and Ron Capati gave Laguna their biggest lead of the contest, 43-33, early in the third period. Taguig of Mayor Freddie R. Tinga and Coach Bing Victoria slowly closed in, with Michael Gonzales giving them the lead for the first time via a three-point play with 8:16 remaining in the final canto, 58-56.
After a deadlock and four lead changes, Grijaldo followed a Jan Villaver triple with a basket that gave the Stallions the lead for good, 68-67, and 3:59 to play. A good first period worked wonders for the Stallions as Capati and Rob Sanz quickly found their scoring touch for a 19-14 advantage.
“Cebu City, we’re getting there,” said an exhausted Coach Isla. “After the Apayao Leg, we held team meetings and the team vowed to work very hard at practice as we prepared for Taguig.” Taguig’s twice-to-beat advantage is now history and both coaches have less than 24 hours to make adjustments for the rubber match to be held still at Tinga Hall.
Angeles had a good all-around game with 14 points, six rebounds and five assists in 34 minutes of play. Sanz followed with 12 points. Sanders paced Taguig with 22 points while Nino Marquez chipped in 14.
The five-team Super Leg is scheduled for November 22 to 29 at the New Cebu Coliseum and will determine the next Liga Pilipinas National Champion. Already earning their tickets are the undefeated M. Lhuillier Kwarta Padala-Cebu Ninos, Smart-Pampanga Buddies, Quezon Red Oilers and the defending National Champion Misamis Oriental Meteors.
The Liga Pilipinas Wild Card games and the whole Super Leg will be aired on Solar Sports starting next week. Liga Pilipinas Classics are also seen daily on Viva Prime Channel. For more information, visit www.ligapilipinas.net. Liga Pilipinas Conference III is made possible by Smart, Molten, Accel, Calcium-Cee, Gatorade, Air 21 and Burlington and sanctioned by the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP).
How They Scored:
LAGUNA (83) – Angeles 14, Sanz 12, Losentes 9, Estrada 8, Capati 8, Villaver 8, Mangahas 7, Grijaldo 7, Pradas 6, Musni 2, Legaspi 2, Anquilo 0.
TAGUIG (79) – Sanders 22, Marquez 14, Gatumbato 11, Gonzales 8, Sta, Cruz 6, Moody 5, Araman 4, Baluyot 4, de Castro 3, Reguera 2, de Guia 0, Kiram 0.
Period Scores: 19-14, 31-29, 53-53, 83-79.
With their conference on the line, the Stallions of Atty. Erwin Genuino and Coach Nomar banked on the combined 15 fourth period points of guard Alex Angeles and the returning Leo Losentes plus crucial baskets by Alfie Grijaldo to pull off the victory and remain in the hunt for the last remaining seat in next week's Liga SuperLeg National Finals.
With Taguig constantly threatening, Grijaldo, Angeles and Losentes banged in a triple each that erected an 81-74 Stallions advantage with 1:13 to play. Angeles and Losentes then split their separate trips to the free throw each to ensure the win at the 41-second mark. Jeff Sanders settled the final tally with the game’s final five points.
Angeles, RB Mangahas and Ron Capati gave Laguna their biggest lead of the contest, 43-33, early in the third period. Taguig of Mayor Freddie R. Tinga and Coach Bing Victoria slowly closed in, with Michael Gonzales giving them the lead for the first time via a three-point play with 8:16 remaining in the final canto, 58-56.
After a deadlock and four lead changes, Grijaldo followed a Jan Villaver triple with a basket that gave the Stallions the lead for good, 68-67, and 3:59 to play. A good first period worked wonders for the Stallions as Capati and Rob Sanz quickly found their scoring touch for a 19-14 advantage.
“Cebu City, we’re getting there,” said an exhausted Coach Isla. “After the Apayao Leg, we held team meetings and the team vowed to work very hard at practice as we prepared for Taguig.” Taguig’s twice-to-beat advantage is now history and both coaches have less than 24 hours to make adjustments for the rubber match to be held still at Tinga Hall.
Angeles had a good all-around game with 14 points, six rebounds and five assists in 34 minutes of play. Sanz followed with 12 points. Sanders paced Taguig with 22 points while Nino Marquez chipped in 14.
The five-team Super Leg is scheduled for November 22 to 29 at the New Cebu Coliseum and will determine the next Liga Pilipinas National Champion. Already earning their tickets are the undefeated M. Lhuillier Kwarta Padala-Cebu Ninos, Smart-Pampanga Buddies, Quezon Red Oilers and the defending National Champion Misamis Oriental Meteors.
The Liga Pilipinas Wild Card games and the whole Super Leg will be aired on Solar Sports starting next week. Liga Pilipinas Classics are also seen daily on Viva Prime Channel. For more information, visit www.ligapilipinas.net. Liga Pilipinas Conference III is made possible by Smart, Molten, Accel, Calcium-Cee, Gatorade, Air 21 and Burlington and sanctioned by the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP).
How They Scored:
LAGUNA (83) – Angeles 14, Sanz 12, Losentes 9, Estrada 8, Capati 8, Villaver 8, Mangahas 7, Grijaldo 7, Pradas 6, Musni 2, Legaspi 2, Anquilo 0.
TAGUIG (79) – Sanders 22, Marquez 14, Gatumbato 11, Gonzales 8, Sta, Cruz 6, Moody 5, Araman 4, Baluyot 4, de Castro 3, Reguera 2, de Guia 0, Kiram 0.
Period Scores: 19-14, 31-29, 53-53, 83-79.
Navy defeats Rangers, 98-84; PRO XI secures No.2 spot
Mayor Rody Duterte-Vice Mayor Inday Sara/AFP-PNP Basketball Tournament
November 17, Tuesday, results
Davao City Recreation Center
Navy (3 wins, 3 losses) defeated 2nd Scout Rangers Battalion (1 win, 5 losses), 98-84.
Roberto Munar topscores for the Navy with 25 points.
Jonald Cuenca topscores for the Rangers with 19 points.
Police Regional Office XI (4 wins, 1 loss) defeated Task Force Davao (3 wins, 2 losses), 88-85
Robinson Palomares topscores for PRO XI, 27 points.
Regional Mobile Group (5 wins, 0 loss) defeated Eastern Mindanao Command (0 win, 4 losses), 96-69
Rommel Cameros topscores for RMG with 15 points
Davao City Police Office (4 wins, 1 loss) defeated Philippine Air Force (1 win, 4 losses), 76-62
Janwed Cagape topscores for DCPO with 28 points.
Aristeo Merino topscores for the Air Force with 21 points.
Note:
Police Regional Office XI occupied the No.2 spot in the eliminations behind bracket B leader City Mayor's Office.
November 17, Tuesday, results
Davao City Recreation Center
Navy (3 wins, 3 losses) defeated 2nd Scout Rangers Battalion (1 win, 5 losses), 98-84.
Roberto Munar topscores for the Navy with 25 points.
Jonald Cuenca topscores for the Rangers with 19 points.
Police Regional Office XI (4 wins, 1 loss) defeated Task Force Davao (3 wins, 2 losses), 88-85
Robinson Palomares topscores for PRO XI, 27 points.
Regional Mobile Group (5 wins, 0 loss) defeated Eastern Mindanao Command (0 win, 4 losses), 96-69
Rommel Cameros topscores for RMG with 15 points
Davao City Police Office (4 wins, 1 loss) defeated Philippine Air Force (1 win, 4 losses), 76-62
Janwed Cagape topscores for DCPO with 28 points.
Aristeo Merino topscores for the Air Force with 21 points.
Note:
Police Regional Office XI occupied the No.2 spot in the eliminations behind bracket B leader City Mayor's Office.
Monday, November 16, 2009
CMO drubs PRO-XI 95-72, sweeps elims
City Mayor’s Office completed a sweep of the eliminations but this last win did not come all too easy.
The league-leading Mayor’s Men ran smack into a tough Police Regional Office-XI quintet that fought tooth and nail to the end but came out with enough ammunition to eke out a 95-72 win for its eighth win and a sweep of the elimination phase in Group A of the Mayor Rody and Inday Sara 7th PNP-AFP Basketball Tournament over the weekend at the Almendras Gym.
Streak-shooting Christopher “Bong” Go was shadowed throughout the match but he was able to burry some from his favorite area beyond the arc including one from near the halfcourt mark before the end of the first half and a rare four-point play in the third canto for a game-high 28 points.
“This is the toughest game we played. They were very physical in defense,” said Go after the match.
Former pro Dindo Pastor added 19 markers including five triples while daredevil Roy Bangkas chipped in 13.
The Mayor’s Men erected a huge lead that ballooned to 38-17 midway in the second canto with Go and the Triple B connection of Bangkas, Dioven Braga and Ariel Bonleon conspiring with slotman Cadel Mosqueda and Pastor.
Archie Zozobrado led the PRO-XI side with 23 as they dropped to 3-1.
In other games, RMG continued its winning ways with a masterful 116-91 massacre of Philippine Coast Guard for their fourth straight win in as many games in Group B. PCG dropped to 0-4. Special Action Force also kept abreast with a 4-0 card after blasting East Mincom (0-4) 116-98. (NJB-City Sports)
The league-leading Mayor’s Men ran smack into a tough Police Regional Office-XI quintet that fought tooth and nail to the end but came out with enough ammunition to eke out a 95-72 win for its eighth win and a sweep of the elimination phase in Group A of the Mayor Rody and Inday Sara 7th PNP-AFP Basketball Tournament over the weekend at the Almendras Gym.
Streak-shooting Christopher “Bong” Go was shadowed throughout the match but he was able to burry some from his favorite area beyond the arc including one from near the halfcourt mark before the end of the first half and a rare four-point play in the third canto for a game-high 28 points.
“This is the toughest game we played. They were very physical in defense,” said Go after the match.
Former pro Dindo Pastor added 19 markers including five triples while daredevil Roy Bangkas chipped in 13.
The Mayor’s Men erected a huge lead that ballooned to 38-17 midway in the second canto with Go and the Triple B connection of Bangkas, Dioven Braga and Ariel Bonleon conspiring with slotman Cadel Mosqueda and Pastor.
Archie Zozobrado led the PRO-XI side with 23 as they dropped to 3-1.
In other games, RMG continued its winning ways with a masterful 116-91 massacre of Philippine Coast Guard for their fourth straight win in as many games in Group B. PCG dropped to 0-4. Special Action Force also kept abreast with a 4-0 card after blasting East Mincom (0-4) 116-98. (NJB-City Sports)
Sunday, November 15, 2009
CMO beats PRO XI, 95-72 for 8th win
Mayor Rody Duterte-Vice Mayor Inday Sara/AFP-PNP Basketball Tournament
November 14, 2009 Results
Davao City Recreation Center
City Mayor’s Office (8 win, 0 loss) defeated Police Regional Office XI (3 wins, 1 loss), 95-72.
Christopher “Bong” Go topscores with 28 points, Dindo Pastor 19 points (5 3-point shots), Roy Bangkas 13 points.
Archie Zozobrado topscores for PRO XI with 23 points.
CMO swept the elimination round.
Other games:
Regional Mobile Group (4 wins, 0 loss) defeated Philippine Coast Guard (0 win, 4 losses), 116-91.
Special Action Force (4 wins, 0 loss) defeated Eastern Mindanao Command (0 win, 4 losses), 116-98.
November 14, 2009 Results
Davao City Recreation Center
City Mayor’s Office (8 win, 0 loss) defeated Police Regional Office XI (3 wins, 1 loss), 95-72.
Christopher “Bong” Go topscores with 28 points, Dindo Pastor 19 points (5 3-point shots), Roy Bangkas 13 points.
Archie Zozobrado topscores for PRO XI with 23 points.
CMO swept the elimination round.
Other games:
Regional Mobile Group (4 wins, 0 loss) defeated Philippine Coast Guard (0 win, 4 losses), 116-91.
Special Action Force (4 wins, 0 loss) defeated Eastern Mindanao Command (0 win, 4 losses), 116-98.
Friday, November 13, 2009
GSO battles DCWD in Inday Sara Cup
General Services Office battles the Davao City Water District in the resumption of the Inday Sara Cup on Friday evening, November 13, at the Davao City Recreation Center.
Game time is at 6:30 p.m.
GSO of Atty. Marvin “Oying” Melodias hopes to improve its win-loss count of one win and three losses.
DCWD is still winless in five games after suffering its latest setback to the Land Transportation Office, 92-105 which improved to three wins against three losses on Wednesday night.
Allan Ardenio led the team of Atty.Cocoy Zozobrado to victory with 31 points while Pedrito Dizon topscored for the losing side with 18 baskets.
The tournament is presented by Vice Mayor Sara Duterte and sanctioned by Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas regional director Regino “Boy” Cua.
Game time is at 6:30 p.m.
GSO of Atty. Marvin “Oying” Melodias hopes to improve its win-loss count of one win and three losses.
DCWD is still winless in five games after suffering its latest setback to the Land Transportation Office, 92-105 which improved to three wins against three losses on Wednesday night.
Allan Ardenio led the team of Atty.Cocoy Zozobrado to victory with 31 points while Pedrito Dizon topscored for the losing side with 18 baskets.
The tournament is presented by Vice Mayor Sara Duterte and sanctioned by Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas regional director Regino “Boy” Cua.
CMO rolls to fifth win via 104-78 win over PNP-Regional Training School
Mayor Rody Duterte and Vice Mayor Sara Duterte/AFP-PNP Basketball Tournament
November 11 results
Davao City Recreation Center
City Mayor’s Office (5 wins, 0 loss) defeated PNP-Regional Training School (0 win, 3 losses), 104-78.
Bong Go topscores for CMO with 41 points, Marvin Mondigo 12, Roy Bangkas 11.
Reynato Mauricio topscores for RTS with 16, Rodolfo Ebarola 14 points.
Regional Mobile Group defeated Philippine Air Force, 75-70.
Task Force Davao defeated National Support Unit, 97-74.
Police Regional Office-XI defeated Comval Police Provincial Office, 102-73.
November 11 results
Davao City Recreation Center
City Mayor’s Office (5 wins, 0 loss) defeated PNP-Regional Training School (0 win, 3 losses), 104-78.
Bong Go topscores for CMO with 41 points, Marvin Mondigo 12, Roy Bangkas 11.
Reynato Mauricio topscores for RTS with 16, Rodolfo Ebarola 14 points.
Regional Mobile Group defeated Philippine Air Force, 75-70.
Task Force Davao defeated National Support Unit, 97-74.
Police Regional Office-XI defeated Comval Police Provincial Office, 102-73.
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