+ Follow WESLEY WILSON Tag
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[Title] => RP-SMB five turns back Koreans
[Summary] => BRUNEI — RP-San Miguel Beer executed a deadly game plan for a thrilling 97-95 come-from-behind win over SK Knights of South Korea Wednesday night in the fifth Shell Rimula Cup here at the National Indoor Stadium.
The Nationals weathered a barrage of three-pointers from erstwhile unbeaten Koreans and neutralized import Wesley Wilson, out on fouls in the third period, to notch their third straight win and tied their victims at second spot with 3-1 win-loss card.
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[Title] => Barakos put cuffs on Chargers
[Summary] => The Red Bull Barakos yesterday pulled one solid defensive effort together in a night spiced up by veteran star Nelson Asaytono reaching a personal milestone as the team whipped the Shell Turbochargers, 98-89, at the Araneta Coliseum.
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[Title] => Wilson delivers anew for Shell
[Summary] => Wesley Wilson bucked early fouls and went on to dish out another sterling performance to lead Shell to an emphatic 120-101 win over San Miguel Beer in the Gran Matador PBA Fiesta Conference at the Araneta Coliseum last night.
Wilson picked up his fourth foul with eight minutes to go in the third quarter but the former Georgetown Hoya still proved unstoppable, coming through with a near triple-double job as the Turbochargers notched a second straight win and their fourth in six games in all.
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[Title] => Chargers derail Express for win No. 2
[Summary] => Despite a mediocre performance, Ronald Tubid proved to be big factor as Shell surged past FedEx, 100-84, in the 2005 Gran Matador PBA Fiesta Conference at the Ynares Sports Center in Antipolo City last night.
Tubid accidentally hit Anthony Miller on the groin with his left foot while going for an undergoal shot early in the second period, leaving the FedEx import writhing in pain on the floor.
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WESLEY WILSON
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The Nationals weathered a barrage of three-pointers from erstwhile unbeaten Koreans and neutralized import Wesley Wilson, out on fouls in the third period, to notch their third straight win and tied their victims at second spot with 3-1 win-loss card.
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Wilson picked up his fourth foul with eight minutes to go in the third quarter but the former Georgetown Hoya still proved unstoppable, coming through with a near triple-double job as the Turbochargers notched a second straight win and their fourth in six games in all.
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Tubid accidentally hit Anthony Miller on the groin with his left foot while going for an undergoal shot early in the second period, leaving the FedEx import writhing in pain on the floor.
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August 26, 2005 - 12:00am
