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[Title] => UAAP, NCAA showdown ends in draw
[Summary] => The UAAP-NCAA duel in the 2004 Bantay Bata 163 Benefit Games ended in a draw at the Araneta Coliseum last night.
The UAAP drew first blood with the stars from Far Eastern, Santo Tomas, State U and National U topping their NCAA rivals from Philippine Christian, Letran, Mapua and Jose Rizal, 58-54.
The NCAA made it even at one-game apiece, later on, as the selection from Perpetual Help, San Beda, San Sebastian and St. Benilde whipped their UAAP counterparts from La Salle, Ateneo, Adamson and University of the East, 67-64.
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[Title] => UAAP stars outclass NC rivals on all fronts
[Summary] => Even in purely exhibition matches, the UAAP cagers proved better than their counterparts from the NCAA.
The UAAP South stars clobbered the NCAA East squad with a sleek running game linking both halves and came away with 94-77 rout while the UAAP North cagers turned back their rivals from the NCAA West side for a 62-57 victory at the close of the UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games at the Araneta Coliseum yesterday.
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[Title] => Letran vs Adamson; UE faces JRU in benefit series today
[Summary] => NCAA champion Letran opens its bid in the UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games against Adamson today while University of the East tangles with Jose Rizal University in the other match in the first of two knockout games held for the benefit of Bantay Bata 163 at the Blue Eagle Gym in Quezon City.
The Knights are fancied over the Falcons in their 2 p.m. encounter while the Warriors, champions of the inaugural Bantay Bata Showdown, hope to hurdle the Heavy Bombers in their 4 p.m. clash in the short series featuring the top four teams from the UAAP and the NCAA leagues.
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[Title] => Adamson replaces Ateneo; UAAP—NCAA series opener reset
[Summary] => The last-minute withdrawal of Ateneo forced the postponement of the opening games of the second UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games as organizers had to re-schedule the matches with the entry of Adamson in the elite eight-team field.
Originally set to start today, the opening matches of the tournament, dubbed the Showdown for Bantay Bata 163, will instead be held tomorrow, also at the Blue Eagle gym, with defending champion University of the East clashing with Jose Rizal University.
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[Title] => Warriors crowned king of kings
[Summary] => Drawing inspiring efforts from James Yap and Ronald Tubid, the Warriors outplayed the Far Eastern Tams in the homestretch to eke out a thrilling 57-55 victory yesterday and crown themselves champions before an ecstatic UE crowd at the Makati Coliseum.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => Warriors shoot for crown today
[Summary] => University of the East used a swarming third quarter defense as it pummeled Far Eastern University, 82-58, yesterday to move within a win of the Champions’ League 2002 crown at the Makati Coliseum in a surprisingly lopsided game.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => UV crashes Big City party
[Summary] => 
Finally, a non-Manila team in the quarterfinals of the Champions’ League 2002.
Cebu champion University of Visayas displayed endgame poise as it walloped Jose Rizal, 86-78, yesterday to join seven other NCR teams in the next round at the Makati Coliseum.
Neil Raneses played like a killing machine in the fourth quarter as he erupted for 11 of his 21 points when the Lancers broke the backs of the Bombers.
[DatePublished] => 2002-11-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Focus on Cortez, MBA star today
[Summary] => A Cebuano streak-shooter and a collegiate phenom take center stage today when Regent-Shark and ICTSI-La Salle tackle different foes at the resumption of the PBL Challenge Cup at the Makati Coliseum.
Stephen Padilla, known in the defunct MBA as a deadshot, debuts for the Cheeseballs at 3 p.m. versus the Sunkist Juicers while Mike Cortez, a La Salle standout, hopes to lead the Archers against the Dazz Grease Busters at 5 p.m.
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[Title] => Warriors back in winners’ circle
[Summary] => Finally, the UE Warriors are champions once more.
Drawing huge games from James Yap and Ronald Tubid, the Warriors survived the ejection of their coach Boyzie Zamar as they outlasted the Ateneo Eagles, 88-85, yesterday to top the UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
Tubid took care of things in the first 30 minutes with 21 points while Yap stepped up down the stretch, erupting for seven of his 19 makers, including three foul shots that sealed the win for the Warriors.
It was the first crown for UE since winning the UAAP title in 1986.
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[Title] => Warriors scald Eagles in Game 1
[Summary] => University of the East matched its unflagging defense with a dizzying running game as it smashed Ateneo, 86-69, yesterday to seize a 1-0 lead in their best-of-three UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games title showdown at the Araneta Coliseum.
The exciting trio of James Yap, Ronald Tubid and Paul Artadi provided the ammos with 15 points apiece although it was banger RJ Masbang who delivered the killing blows in the homestretch.
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[Title] => UAAP, NCAA showdown ends in draw
[Summary] => The UAAP-NCAA duel in the 2004 Bantay Bata 163 Benefit Games ended in a draw at the Araneta Coliseum last night.
The UAAP drew first blood with the stars from Far Eastern, Santo Tomas, State U and National U topping their NCAA rivals from Philippine Christian, Letran, Mapua and Jose Rizal, 58-54.
The NCAA made it even at one-game apiece, later on, as the selection from Perpetual Help, San Beda, San Sebastian and St. Benilde whipped their UAAP counterparts from La Salle, Ateneo, Adamson and University of the East, 67-64.
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[Title] => UAAP stars outclass NC rivals on all fronts
[Summary] => Even in purely exhibition matches, the UAAP cagers proved better than their counterparts from the NCAA.
The UAAP South stars clobbered the NCAA East squad with a sleek running game linking both halves and came away with 94-77 rout while the UAAP North cagers turned back their rivals from the NCAA West side for a 62-57 victory at the close of the UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games at the Araneta Coliseum yesterday.
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[Title] => Letran vs Adamson; UE faces JRU in benefit series today
[Summary] => NCAA champion Letran opens its bid in the UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games against Adamson today while University of the East tangles with Jose Rizal University in the other match in the first of two knockout games held for the benefit of Bantay Bata 163 at the Blue Eagle Gym in Quezon City.
The Knights are fancied over the Falcons in their 2 p.m. encounter while the Warriors, champions of the inaugural Bantay Bata Showdown, hope to hurdle the Heavy Bombers in their 4 p.m. clash in the short series featuring the top four teams from the UAAP and the NCAA leagues.
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[Title] => Adamson replaces Ateneo; UAAP—NCAA series opener reset
[Summary] => The last-minute withdrawal of Ateneo forced the postponement of the opening games of the second UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games as organizers had to re-schedule the matches with the entry of Adamson in the elite eight-team field.
Originally set to start today, the opening matches of the tournament, dubbed the Showdown for Bantay Bata 163, will instead be held tomorrow, also at the Blue Eagle gym, with defending champion University of the East clashing with Jose Rizal University.
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[Title] => Warriors crowned king of kings
[Summary] => Drawing inspiring efforts from James Yap and Ronald Tubid, the Warriors outplayed the Far Eastern Tams in the homestretch to eke out a thrilling 57-55 victory yesterday and crown themselves champions before an ecstatic UE crowd at the Makati Coliseum.
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[Title] => Warriors shoot for crown today
[Summary] => University of the East used a swarming third quarter defense as it pummeled Far Eastern University, 82-58, yesterday to move within a win of the Champions’ League 2002 crown at the Makati Coliseum in a surprisingly lopsided game.
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[Title] => UV crashes Big City party
[Summary] => Finally, a non-Manila team in the quarterfinals of the Champions’ League 2002.
Cebu champion University of Visayas displayed endgame poise as it walloped Jose Rizal, 86-78, yesterday to join seven other NCR teams in the next round at the Makati Coliseum.
Neil Raneses played like a killing machine in the fourth quarter as he erupted for 11 of his 21 points when the Lancers broke the backs of the Bombers.
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[Title] => Focus on Cortez, MBA star today
[Summary] => A Cebuano streak-shooter and a collegiate phenom take center stage today when Regent-Shark and ICTSI-La Salle tackle different foes at the resumption of the PBL Challenge Cup at the Makati Coliseum.
Stephen Padilla, known in the defunct MBA as a deadshot, debuts for the Cheeseballs at 3 p.m. versus the Sunkist Juicers while Mike Cortez, a La Salle standout, hopes to lead the Archers against the Dazz Grease Busters at 5 p.m.
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[Title] => Warriors back in winners’ circle
[Summary] => Finally, the UE Warriors are champions once more.
Drawing huge games from James Yap and Ronald Tubid, the Warriors survived the ejection of their coach Boyzie Zamar as they outlasted the Ateneo Eagles, 88-85, yesterday to top the UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
Tubid took care of things in the first 30 minutes with 21 points while Yap stepped up down the stretch, erupting for seven of his 19 makers, including three foul shots that sealed the win for the Warriors.
It was the first crown for UE since winning the UAAP title in 1986.
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[Title] => Warriors scald Eagles in Game 1
[Summary] => University of the East matched its unflagging defense with a dizzying running game as it smashed Ateneo, 86-69, yesterday to seize a 1-0 lead in their best-of-three UAAP-NCAA Benefit Games title showdown at the Araneta Coliseum.
The exciting trio of James Yap, Ronald Tubid and Paul Artadi provided the ammos with 15 points apiece although it was banger RJ Masbang who delivered the killing blows in the homestretch.
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