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Red Cubs survive Bullpups; Staglets stun Baby Tams

October 31, 2012 - 12:00am

Four-time NCAA champion San Beda College hacked out another thriller against National University but San Sebastian College pulled off a shock win over UAAP titlist Far Eastern University-Diliman in the first Philippine...

Sports

FEU, SBC storm past rivals in PSSBC opener

October 29, 2012 - 12:00am

UAAP Jrs. champion Far Eastern University-Diliman and NCAA titlist San Beda College needed clutch plays from their top guns to turn back their respective rivals at the start of the first Philippine Secondary Schools...

Sports