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[Title] => SBC rips Ateneo; Faith wins
[Summary] => Claiford Arao scored 23 points as San Beda worked methodically inside the paint to trounce Ateneo de Manila, 68-57, yesterday at the start of the quarterfinal round of the Sunkist Youth Basketball Championship at the Makati Coliseum.
Faith Academy matched San Beda’s impressive win with a 72-59 drubbing of Mapua in the other game as the Antipolo-based cagers and the Red Cubs brace for a showdown today, eyeing no less than a spot in the semifinal round of this inaugural event among the country’s top high school teams staged by the Sports Vision Management Group, Inc.
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[Title] => SBC, Faith, Letran, UPIS press quarters bid in youth caging
[Summary] => Focus will be on San Beda, Faith Academy, Letran and University of the Philippines Integrated School as they open their quarterfinal bids against separate opponents at resumption today of the Sunkist Youth Basketball Championship at the Makati Coliseum.
The four teams swept their elimination round assignments in varying fashions and will be the marked teams in this quarterfinal stage where the top four teams after a single round robin will advance to the crossover semifinals of this event staged by the Sports Vision Management Group, Inc.
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[Summary] => The Red Cubs, who drew a bye Thursday following the exclusion of the Philippine College of Criminology in Group A, threw the full weight of their might and whipped University of Santo Tomas, 98-38, scoring at will in offense and proving unforgiving on the other end.
The 60-point rout was the biggest so far recorded in the eight-day tournament which gathered the country’s top high school teams in a World Championship-style competition sponsored by Sunkist.
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[Title] => Sunkist youth caging fires off
[Summary] => Action in the Sunkist Youth Basketball Championship begins today with 16 teams clashing in eight matches in two venues in Makati, hoping to gain the headstart in this short but highly-competitive type of tournament for high school players patterned after the World Basketball Championship.
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Faith Academy matched San Beda’s impressive win with a 72-59 drubbing of Mapua in the other game as the Antipolo-based cagers and the Red Cubs brace for a showdown today, eyeing no less than a spot in the semifinal round of this inaugural event among the country’s top high school teams staged by the Sports Vision Management Group, Inc.
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The four teams swept their elimination round assignments in varying fashions and will be the marked teams in this quarterfinal stage where the top four teams after a single round robin will advance to the crossover semifinals of this event staged by the Sports Vision Management Group, Inc.
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