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Rain or Shine trims B-Meg

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BARAKO Bull’s Willie Miller tears up the middle for a shot but ends up fouling Powerade’s Jayvee Casio in yesterday’s game.

RAIN or Shine rallied from seven points down in the last eight minutes of regulation to forge overtime then  hacked out a 100-94 win over B-Meg  last night for its second straight victory in the PBA Governors’ Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Gabe Norwood hit a triple at the 1:41 mark of overtime that broke the game’s last tie at 92 before the Elasto Painters watched the Llamados miss a series of shots.

Jamelle Cornley had 27 points and 11 rebounds and Paul Lee scattered 17 for the Painters, who won their first game against Alas.
Marcus Blakely paced the debuting Llamados with 28.

Earlier, Jamine Peterson had a super start that almost backfired for Barako Bull and the  the Energy turned to their locals in the stretch to fashion out a 106-101 victory over Powerade.

Peterson worked like a dog in the first two periods and finished the first half with 27 points and 18 rebounds before nearly wasting  that superb effort and dooming his team by sputtering the rest of the way.
But Danny Seigle, Ronald Tubid and Willie Miller came to the Energy’s rescue as Barako Bull completed a winning start while inflicting a second straight loss on Powerade and highly touted import Rashad McCants.

The scores:
First Game
BARAKO 106—Peterson 33, Seigle 14, Salvacion 11, Miller 9, Allado 9, Sharma 8, Tubid 7, Kramer 5, Najorda 4, Weinstein 3, Arboleda 3, Cruz 0.
POWERADE 101—David 25, Mc Cants 23, Al-Hussaini 17, Anthony 13, Casio 10, Salvador 9, Lingganay 2, Tugade 2, Vanlandingham 0, Allera 0, Calimag 0, Adducul 0.
Quarters: 27-24, 50-49, 76-74, 106-101

Second Game
RAIN OR SHINE 100—Cornely 25, Lee 17, Cruz 15, Belga 11, Norwood 10, Chan 8, Arana 7, Quinahan 7, Matias 0, Tang 0, Buenafe 0, Ibanes 0.
B-MEG 94—Blakely 28, De Ocampo 17, Yap 14, Simon 13, Reavis 7, Villanueva 6, Urbiztondo 4, Intal 4, Gaco 1, Barroca 0, Burtscher 0, Bono 0.
Quarters: 26-19, 42-40, 58-56, 88-88, 100-94.


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Tags: B-Meg Llamados , Barako Bull , Basketball , PBA , PBA governors’ cup , Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) , POWERADE , Rain or Shine Elasto Painters

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_QZ73GJNOBRAHYBAAWIKSYCS4VE paul

    rain or shine will never be a contender…yeng is a brilliant tactician but fall short in the technical aspect of the game..nowadays you need both to make it consistently ….



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