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PBA All-Star: Veterans rout RSJ in record-setting fashion

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James Yap: Record setter PHOTO BY AUGUST DELA CRUZ

MANILA, Philippines—Experience trumped youth as the Veterans pulled away early en route to a record-setting 176-144 win over the RSJ Sunday night in the 2012 PBA All-Star Weekend at the Ilocos Norte Centennial Arena in Laoag City.

Two-time MVP James Yap of B-Meg led the way for the savvy Veterans, who led 95-64 at the half, as he set the record for the most points scored in an All-star game with 44 points.

Incidentally, rookie Dylan Ababou of the RSJ also ended up with the same number of points as Yap in a losing cause.

The previous record was 42 points by Samboy Lim back in 1990.

The Veterans’ total output of 176 also went on to break the mark for the highest total points of a team.

Earlier, Barangay Ginebra’s Nino Canaleta soared his way to a fifth Slam Dunk title as he convincingly beat out Rain or Shine’s Gabe Norwood and B-Meg’s JC Intal in the final round.

Meanwhile, the duo of former PBA star Kenneth Duremdes and Jamie Farinas won the Shooting Stars event held during the game’s halftime.


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  • LoyB

    I agree with you, john-t . It was the north vs south all star games held in cebu. Arnie Tuadles did scored 50 points that night enroute to being named the all-star MVP.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/P37L2X52CECJBPYQ7CG6XSUVJE john-t

    please correct me if mali ako or na-overlook lang ng PBA. As fas as I know si Arnie Tuadles ay nakagawa ng 50 points nung all-stars nung 80′s. Mello Yellow pa ata ang mga team nun pero baka kasi North vs. South ang laban nun unlike ngaun na Veterans vs. RSJ pero dapat kung naka-puntos nga si Tuadles ng 50 points nun, dapat siya pa din i-recognize na highest pointer sa All-Star.



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