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Ateneo drags UST to a KO tiff

Ateneo drags UST to a KO tiff

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Kiefer Ravena scored on a breakaway layup with 11.4 seconds left as Ateneo slipped past University of Santo Tomas, 70-69, yesterday to forge a winner-take-all title clash in the Philippine Collegiate Champions League at Filoil Flying V Arena.

Ravena topscored with 21 points in spoiling the title-sweep bid of the Tigers, who fought back from 17 points down in the first half.

“Once a winner, it’s hard to get off that track,” Ateneo assistant coach Gabby Severino said of Ravena. “It’s his character trait. He doesn’t shy away from big shots and challenges.”

Ryan Buenafe helped foil the Tigers’ last play with a block on Melo Afuang in the dying seconds.

Greg Slaughter also delivered 14 points on top of 10 rebounds and three blocks.

The Eagles, who picked up their fifth straight UAAP crown at the expense of UST last month, vie for a repeat over the Tigers in the deciding Game 3 at 3:30 p.m. next Friday at Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig.

Earlier, four-time NCAA juniors champion San Beda rolled past Far Eastern University-Diliman, 90-59, in a benefit showdown of high school champions.

The Tigers—who took Game 1 with an 82-76 triumph last Tuesday—looked all set to complete the upset after opening the final period with a 10-0 run to take a 59-57 lead.

But momentum swung back to the Eagles after UST’s Cameroonian center Karim Abdul fouled out with still four minutes to go.

The scores:

First Game (Jrs)

SAN BEDA 90—Mocon 19, Caracut 14, Gumtang 11, Tolentino 8, Tongco 8, Furaque 7, Abude 7, Inigo 6, Diputado 4, Abatayo 4, De Villeres 2, Macapayag 0, Abuda 0, Brojan 0.

FEU 59—J. Domingo 14, Pingoy 11, Completo 8, R. Domingo 7, Aguilon 6, S. Domingo 5, Delfinado 4, Lumba 2, Palana 2, You 0, Magbuhos 0. Palacio 0, Hassam 0, Escoto 0.

Quarters: 22-15, 52-30, 60-42, 90-59

Second Game

ATENEO 70—Ravena 21, Slaughter 14, Gonzaga 13, Salva 9, Tiongson 7, Buenafe 4, Sumalinog 2, Golla 0, Pessumal 0.

UST 69—Fortuna 18, Abdul 13, Teng 12, Mariano 12, Ferrer 8, Bautista 4, Afuang 2, Pe 0, Daquioag 0.

Quarters: 28-14, 43-30, 57-49, 70-69


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Tags: Basketball , Kiefer Ravena , Philippine Collegiate Champions League

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/XUMXLN64QS2G6G7TJGQCHZ6XF4 Marx

    to coach severino why not try slaughter and porter at the same time. porter is more agile than chua or golla. just an unsolicited advice

  • I_kabod

    dikit pa din husay!

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/ERYK6RW4FOEBXRI57VFLDESWR4 Salvador J.

    Was it really Ravena who dragged UST to a KO tiff !?

  • rickysgreyes

    Why don’t they make the game on a week end so more alumni can watch? Hindi nag-iisip ang mga organizer. Marami manonood Kasi repeat ng UAAP finals. They just have to market the game.

  • USTEAKO

    It was a great comeback but inability to adjust in the defense did it for us. The first game was much better as there were a number of players rotated.  Visibly, some of the players were tired as they were missing the foul throw.  We started slowly but comeback strong as defense was adjusted.   Hope to see more adjustments in the fludity of the offense & start strongerin the next game!



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