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Bautista catches fire as Tamaraws escape Knights to clinch FilOil bronze
Rom Anzures,
ABS-CBN News
Published Jun 12, 2024 07:31 PM PHT
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Updated Jun 13, 2024 11:55 AM PHT
FilOil EcoOil 17th Preseason Cup bronze medalists FEU Tamaraws. Rom Anzures, ABS-CBN News.
FilOil EcoOil 17th Preseason Cup bronze medalists FEU Tamaraws. Rom Anzures, ABS-CBN News.MANILA (UPDATED) — Far Eastern University continued to flex its progress under new head coach Sean Chambers as they prepare for UAAP Season 87.
The Tamaraws overcame Colegio de San Juan de Letran, 80-78, in the FilOil EcoOil 17th Preseason Cup, Wednesday afternoon in San Juan City.
Leading FEU was Jorick Bautista, as the ace guard posted 21 points, three rebounds, and three assists. Royce Alforque followed him with 19 markers, seven boards, and four dimes.
MANILA (UPDATED) — Far Eastern University continued to flex its progress under new head coach Sean Chambers as they prepare for UAAP Season 87.
The Tamaraws overcame Colegio de San Juan de Letran, 80-78, in the FilOil EcoOil 17th Preseason Cup, Wednesday afternoon in San Juan City.
Leading FEU was Jorick Bautista, as the ace guard posted 21 points, three rebounds, and three assists. Royce Alforque followed him with 19 markers, seven boards, and four dimes.
The Tamaraws overcame Colegio de San Juan de Letran, 80-78, in the FilOil EcoOil 17th Preseason Cup, Wednesday afternoon in San Juan City.
Leading FEU was Jorick Bautista, as the ace guard posted 21 points, three rebounds, and three assists. Royce Alforque followed him with 19 markers, seven boards, and four dimes.
“Even this third place, this is huge for us. It is big. It’s a place for us to grow so we gotta go in steps,” said Chambers after their podium finish.
Also impressive for FEU was incoming rookie Veejay Pre who tallied a 13-point, 10-rebound game alongside five dimes. Mohamed Konateh posted 11 points as well as 21 rebounds and five assists.
Facing a 67-62 deficit to start the final canto after they saw their 17-point advantage disappear, Bautista caught fire for the Morayta-based hoopers and spearheaded a 10-3 spurt which was built on three-pointers and lay-ins from him.
“Even this third place, this is huge for us. It is big. It’s a place for us to grow so we gotta go in steps,” said Chambers after their podium finish.
Also impressive for FEU was incoming rookie Veejay Pre who tallied a 13-point, 10-rebound game alongside five dimes. Mohamed Konateh posted 11 points as well as 21 rebounds and five assists.
Facing a 67-62 deficit to start the final canto after they saw their 17-point advantage disappear, Bautista caught fire for the Morayta-based hoopers and spearheaded a 10-3 spurt which was built on three-pointers and lay-ins from him.
Also impressive for FEU was incoming rookie Veejay Pre who tallied a 13-point, 10-rebound game alongside five dimes. Mohamed Konateh posted 11 points as well as 21 rebounds and five assists.
Facing a 67-62 deficit to start the final canto after they saw their 17-point advantage disappear, Bautista caught fire for the Morayta-based hoopers and spearheaded a 10-3 spurt which was built on three-pointers and lay-ins from him.
FEU’s Jorick Bautista. UAAP Media
FEU’s Jorick Bautista. UAAP MediaThe Tams then only held on to a 75-73 lead as the clock winded down and reached the final minute, in turn, giving a slight opportunity for Letran to close in yet again on their UAAP counterparts, but Bautista hit a three-point dagger with only 43 ticks left to break the hearts of the Letranites.
Deo Cuajao fired a triple to get the Muralla boys to within a possession, 79-76, with still 30 seconds left in the clock, but that was the last clean look that they could get as they eventually absorbed their second consecutive loss after going on an impressive eight-game win streak.
Also playing a factor in their win was FEU’s massive 56-30 advantage in the rebounding department, and this allowed them to escape with the win despite having 26 turnovers to Letran’s 12.
On the other hand, the Knights were spearheaded by Cuajao’s 27 points, 21 of which came from beyond the three-point line, five rebounds, and three dimes, while Titing Manalili paced CSJL with 15 markers, seven dimes, and two boards.
Another promising rookie also stood out for Letran as Charles Dimaano, who previously played with De La Salle-Zobel, put up 10 markers, two dimes, and two boards.
The Scores:
FEU 80 — Bautista 21, Alforque 19, Pre 13, Konateh 11, Bagunu 6, Daa 5, Ona 3, Godinez 2, Buenaventura 0, Taboctaboc 0, Gordon 0, Felipe 0, Montemayor 0, Beato 0
LETRAN 78 — Cuajao 27, Manalili 15, Dimaano 10, Go 8, Galoy 5, Baliling 5, Montecillo 3, Pradela 3, Ariar 2, Jumao-As 0, Nunag 0, Garupil 0, Tangkay 0, Alarcon 0, Brillantes 0
QUARTERS: 24-17, 49-38, 62-67, 80-78
The Tams then only held on to a 75-73 lead as the clock winded down and reached the final minute, in turn, giving a slight opportunity for Letran to close in yet again on their UAAP counterparts, but Bautista hit a three-point dagger with only 43 ticks left to break the hearts of the Letranites.
Deo Cuajao fired a triple to get the Muralla boys to within a possession, 79-76, with still 30 seconds left in the clock, but that was the last clean look that they could get as they eventually absorbed their second consecutive loss after going on an impressive eight-game win streak.
Also playing a factor in their win was FEU’s massive 56-30 advantage in the rebounding department, and this allowed them to escape with the win despite having 26 turnovers to Letran’s 12.
On the other hand, the Knights were spearheaded by Cuajao’s 27 points, 21 of which came from beyond the three-point line, five rebounds, and three dimes, while Titing Manalili paced CSJL with 15 markers, seven dimes, and two boards.
Another promising rookie also stood out for Letran as Charles Dimaano, who previously played with De La Salle-Zobel, put up 10 markers, two dimes, and two boards.
The Scores:
FEU 80 — Bautista 21, Alforque 19, Pre 13, Konateh 11, Bagunu 6, Daa 5, Ona 3, Godinez 2, Buenaventura 0, Taboctaboc 0, Gordon 0, Felipe 0, Montemayor 0, Beato 0
LETRAN 78 — Cuajao 27, Manalili 15, Dimaano 10, Go 8, Galoy 5, Baliling 5, Montecillo 3, Pradela 3, Ariar 2, Jumao-As 0, Nunag 0, Garupil 0, Tangkay 0, Alarcon 0, Brillantes 0
QUARTERS: 24-17, 49-38, 62-67, 80-78
Deo Cuajao fired a triple to get the Muralla boys to within a possession, 79-76, with still 30 seconds left in the clock, but that was the last clean look that they could get as they eventually absorbed their second consecutive loss after going on an impressive eight-game win streak.
Also playing a factor in their win was FEU’s massive 56-30 advantage in the rebounding department, and this allowed them to escape with the win despite having 26 turnovers to Letran’s 12.
On the other hand, the Knights were spearheaded by Cuajao’s 27 points, 21 of which came from beyond the three-point line, five rebounds, and three dimes, while Titing Manalili paced CSJL with 15 markers, seven dimes, and two boards.
Another promising rookie also stood out for Letran as Charles Dimaano, who previously played with De La Salle-Zobel, put up 10 markers, two dimes, and two boards.
The Scores:
FEU 80 — Bautista 21, Alforque 19, Pre 13, Konateh 11, Bagunu 6, Daa 5, Ona 3, Godinez 2, Buenaventura 0, Taboctaboc 0, Gordon 0, Felipe 0, Montemayor 0, Beato 0
LETRAN 78 — Cuajao 27, Manalili 15, Dimaano 10, Go 8, Galoy 5, Baliling 5, Montecillo 3, Pradela 3, Ariar 2, Jumao-As 0, Nunag 0, Garupil 0, Tangkay 0, Alarcon 0, Brillantes 0
QUARTERS: 24-17, 49-38, 62-67, 80-78
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