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Harbour Centre destined to win

By Joey Villar | June 19, 2006 - 12:00am

Harbour Centre never really thought it could ever make it past the elimination stage of the PBL Unity Cup after a sputtering 2-6 start. In fact, coach Jorge Gallent had already thought of quitting while the quitting...

Sports

Port Masters live for death match

By Joey Villar | June 16, 2006 - 12:00am

Harbour Centre gave Toyota Otis a dose of its own medicine as it shackled its rival all game to fashion out a 73-55 rout yesterday and force a deciding Game 5 in the PBL Unity Cup Finals at the Olivarez gym.

Sports

P’masters find real gem to thwart Jewels

By Joey Villar | June 10, 2005 - 12:00am

Welcoat found a gem in Leo Najorda who took charge in the second half, firing 12 points as the Paintmasters edged the Montaña Jewels, 82-80, last night to gain the headstart in their best-of-five showdown...

Sports