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[Title] => Lions, Chiefs eye to sustain winning ways in NCAA
[Summary] => San Beda and Arellano U aim to open their second round campaign with a bang with victories over Mapua and San Sebastian, respectively, Wednesday in the 90th NCAA basketball tournament at The Arena in San Juan City.
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[Title] => Healthy Thompson does wonders for surging Altas
[Summary] => Earl Scottie Thompson of Perpetual Help was a shell of himself when he returned during the middle of the season from a slipped disk he suffered in the summer of last year.
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[Title] => Letran bares candidates to replace Alas
[Summary] => A former Letran alumnus will succeed outgoing senior basketball coach Louie Alas on December 22.
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[Title] => Perpetual Help paddlers score 2 wins, share NCAA lead
[Summary] => Perpetual Help walloped Mapua and San Sebastian via a pair of 3-1 match scores over the weekend to join a four-way logjam on top at the start of the 87th NCAA table tennis tournament at the Mapua Gym in Intramuros, Manila.
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[Title] => Dolphins, Knights gun for finals berths today
[Summary] => Philippine Christian University and Letran College, two teams which have dominated the league the last two seasons, gun for berths in the finals as the two take on Mapua and San Sebastian, respectively, in today’s Final Four of the 81st NCAA basketball tournament at the Astrodome.
The Dolphins, the defending champions, face the Cardinals at 4 p.m. while the Knights, the 2003 winners, tackle the Stags at 2 p.m. hoping for a win that would set up a best-of-three title showdown.
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[Title] => NCAA board to decide on Baculi’s suspension today
[Summary] => Defending champion Philippine Christian University’s bid for the other twice-to-beat advantage in the NCAA’s Final Four could hit a snag with the possibility of coach Junel Baculi getting suspended for misconduct during the Dolphins’ game against the San Sebastian Stags last week.
The NCAA Management Committee chaired by Fr. Vic Calvo, OP, of Letran will meet today to decide on the recommendation of commissioner Joe Lipa to suspend Baculi for one game.
"Mancom decides on Monday regarding coach Baculi’s case," Calvo said.
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[Title] => Knights boot out SSC Stags
[Summary] => Letran came up with a solid all-around game as it geared up for the coming NCAA Final Four, dashing the Stags’ own semis hopes with an 81-78 victory at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum last night.
Playing as if they were the ones facing the grim prospect of outright elimination, the Knights jumped the gun on the Stags and hung tough to the finish to close out their elimination-round stint third behind the Perpetual Help Altas (10-4) and the Philippine Christian Dolphins (10-4) at 9-5.
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[Title] => Blazers defuse Bombers, make Final 4
[Summary] => St. Benilde kept its title-retention bid going last night, posting an 84-74 victory over Jose Rizal University to reach the Final Four of the 77th NCAA men’s basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
The Blazers, however, must beat the Heavy Bombers twice in the semis for them to reach the final for the second straight year. Despite the loss, JRU wound up on top of the elims with an 11-3 record while St. Benilde took the fourth spot with an 8-6 card.
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[Title] => Knights face Blazers today
[Summary] => The race for the three remaining slots in this year’s Final Four shifts to high gear today when Letran squares off with defending champion St. Benilde in the 77th NCAA men’s basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
With still five playing days left in the eliminations, Jose Rizal University has already clinched a slot in the next round with its 9-2 record while Mapua, San Sebastian, Letran and St. Benilde will most likely slug it out for the three other slots.
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[Title] => Blazers go for 3rd win vs Cards
[Summary] => Defending champion St. Benilde takes on second-running Mapua today while a slumping Perpetual Help goes up against tailender San Beda as the race for the Final Four in the 77th NCAA men’s basketball tournament heats up at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
St. Benilde, slowly inching its way back into contention after losing five straight games, will carry a two-game win run when it meets Mapua in the first seniors match at 2 p.m. Perpetual, which has lost its first three games in the second round, faces San Beda at 5:30 p.m.
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MAPUA AND SAN SEBASTIAN
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[Title] => Healthy Thompson does wonders for surging Altas
[Summary] => Earl Scottie Thompson of Perpetual Help was a shell of himself when he returned during the middle of the season from a slipped disk he suffered in the summer of last year.
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[Title] => Perpetual Help paddlers score 2 wins, share NCAA lead
[Summary] => Perpetual Help walloped Mapua and San Sebastian via a pair of 3-1 match scores over the weekend to join a four-way logjam on top at the start of the 87th NCAA table tennis tournament at the Mapua Gym in Intramuros, Manila.
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The Dolphins, the defending champions, face the Cardinals at 4 p.m. while the Knights, the 2003 winners, tackle the Stags at 2 p.m. hoping for a win that would set up a best-of-three title showdown.
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[Title] => NCAA board to decide on Baculi’s suspension today
[Summary] => Defending champion Philippine Christian University’s bid for the other twice-to-beat advantage in the NCAA’s Final Four could hit a snag with the possibility of coach Junel Baculi getting suspended for misconduct during the Dolphins’ game against the San Sebastian Stags last week.
The NCAA Management Committee chaired by Fr. Vic Calvo, OP, of Letran will meet today to decide on the recommendation of commissioner Joe Lipa to suspend Baculi for one game.
"Mancom decides on Monday regarding coach Baculi’s case," Calvo said.
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[Title] => Knights boot out SSC Stags
[Summary] => Letran came up with a solid all-around game as it geared up for the coming NCAA Final Four, dashing the Stags’ own semis hopes with an 81-78 victory at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum last night.
Playing as if they were the ones facing the grim prospect of outright elimination, the Knights jumped the gun on the Stags and hung tough to the finish to close out their elimination-round stint third behind the Perpetual Help Altas (10-4) and the Philippine Christian Dolphins (10-4) at 9-5.
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[Title] => Blazers defuse Bombers, make Final 4
[Summary] => St. Benilde kept its title-retention bid going last night, posting an 84-74 victory over Jose Rizal University to reach the Final Four of the 77th NCAA men’s basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
The Blazers, however, must beat the Heavy Bombers twice in the semis for them to reach the final for the second straight year. Despite the loss, JRU wound up on top of the elims with an 11-3 record while St. Benilde took the fourth spot with an 8-6 card.
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[Title] => Knights face Blazers today
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With still five playing days left in the eliminations, Jose Rizal University has already clinched a slot in the next round with its 9-2 record while Mapua, San Sebastian, Letran and St. Benilde will most likely slug it out for the three other slots.
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[Title] => Blazers go for 3rd win vs Cards
[Summary] => Defending champion St. Benilde takes on second-running Mapua today while a slumping Perpetual Help goes up against tailender San Beda as the race for the Final Four in the 77th NCAA men’s basketball tournament heats up at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
St. Benilde, slowly inching its way back into contention after losing five straight games, will carry a two-game win run when it meets Mapua in the first seniors match at 2 p.m. Perpetual, which has lost its first three games in the second round, faces San Beda at 5:30 p.m.
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