+ Follow JAMES YAP AND RONALD TUBID Tag
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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.
[DatePublished] => 2002-10-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Warriors smother Archers
[Summary] => University of the East redeemed itself from a sorry loss to National University as it pummeled defending champion De La Salle, 79-58, yesterday in the 64th UAAP basketball tournament at the Loyola Gym.
James Yap and Ronald Tubid started it all for the Red Warriors by conniving in a telling second quarter run but UE coach Boyzie Zamar said it was defense that spelled victory for them.
"The key here is defense.
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JAMES YAP AND RONALD TUBID
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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 smother Archers
[Summary] => University of the East redeemed itself from a sorry loss to National University as it pummeled defending champion De La Salle, 79-58, yesterday in the 64th UAAP basketball tournament at the Loyola Gym.
James Yap and Ronald Tubid started it all for the Red Warriors by conniving in a telling second quarter run but UE coach Boyzie Zamar said it was defense that spelled victory for them.
"The key here is defense.
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