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With a pacesetting 10-1 win-loss record, the Water Force have the luxury of winning only two of their remaining five games to clinch the first finals berth. But coach Koy Banal doesn’t want to take chances, particularly against Hapee.


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"For us, it’s not enough to win Game Two," said Baculi after steering the Teeth Sparklers to a rousing 52-43 win last Tuesday to even the best-of-five showdown for the Sunkist PBL Unity Cup crown at one game apiece. "We have to follow it up with two more wins to bag the title."


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MARK ISIP AND GERARD JONES

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Win crucial for Viva, more so for Hapee

May 29, 2004 - 12:00am

Red-hot Viva Mineral Water-FEU guns for at least a playoff for the second finals berth today when it battles defending champion Hapee Toothpaste in a game that means so much for both squads in the semifinals of the...

Sports

Viva-FEU rips Toyota, nears final

By Joey Villar | May 28, 2004 - 12:00am

Viva-FEU shackled Toyota Otis-Letran with a swarming defense that complemented well with its fluid running game as the Water Force coasted to an easy 84-69 victory over the Knights yesterday to move a step closer...

Sports

Can Hapee five sustain momentum?

June 13, 2003 - 12:00am

For Hapee coach Junel Baculi, regaining the momentum with their Game Two win over Viva is one thing. Winning the next two games — and the championship — is another. "For us, it’s not enough to...

Sports