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Junior Warriors face Squires in FBL semis

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MANILA, Philippines - Defending chmapion Letran Squires and the University of the East Junior Warriors clash for a place in the finals on Dec. 13 as the semifinals of the 2009 Futures Basketball League (FBL), now on its fourth year as a grassroots school-based developmental program, goes into the homestretch at the Xavier gym in San Juan.

The Junior Warriors of coach Mark Herrera, who is also the national U-13 coach, topped the elimination round in Group A with a perfect record, while Letran was second.

The winner advances to the finals against the winner of Group B’s own semifinals series featuring Adamson University and Our Lady of Lourdes School-Antipolo.

The girls’ division’s top two teams are defending champion San Beda-Alabang and De La Salle-Zobel, with similar 6-0 win-loss records in the elimination round. San Beda plays St. Theresa’s College while DLSZ tries to go past Montessori International School-Antipolo.

The tournament is sponsored by Primovit Multi-vitamins, Gatorade, Purefood, Samsung Digital Camera, and Accord Capital and organized by Futures Sports & Events.

In the midgets semifinal, defending champion Don Bosco Technical Institute battles t De la salle -Zobel while San Beda-Alabang faces unbeaten St. Mary’s. In the mini division 2009 champion Xavier plays Marist School and Don Bosco Technical Institute takes on Colegio San Agustin.

ACCORD CAPITAL

ADAMSON UNIVERSITY AND OUR LADY OF LOURDES SCHOOL-ANTIPOLO

COLEGIO SAN AGUSTIN

DON BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE

FUTURES BASKETBALL LEAGUE

FUTURES SPORTS

GROUP A

GROUP B

JUNIOR WARRIORS

LETRAN SQUIRES AND THE UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST JUNIOR WARRIORS

MARIST SCHOOL AND DON BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE

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