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Hapee Toothpaste-PCU gave Heroes Cup champion Magnolia Ice Cream little room to operate as it came away with a 77-60 victory yesterday to keep its flickering hopes alive in the PBL Unity Cup at the Olivarez Gym.


Jason Castro, runner-up to Rain or Shine’s Jojo Tangkay in the MVP race last conference, waxed hot in the first half as the Teeth Sparklers dominated the Wizards to set the tone for the rout. He finished with 13 points.


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The Port Masters, led by LA Tenorio’s 14 points, forged a playoff for a twice-to-beat edge in the quarterfinals against the Hapee-PCU Teeth Sparklers tomorrow at the same venue.


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In a game they could afford to lose, the Water Force who clinched the first finals slot as early as last week, played true to form and used their height advantage to the hilt to frustrate the team that crushed their dream for what could have been a Cinderella finish last year.


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