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AdU, NU squads seek clinchers


Adamson goes for another perfect softball season while Ateneo and National University fight for the baseball crown in the deciding Game 3 of a busy UAAP finals day at Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium.

In men’s tennis, NU also goes for its first men’s crown against University of Santo Tomas at 9 a.m. at Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.

Adamson also tries to stretch its winning streak in the league to 34 games as the Lady Falcons vie for a third straight title versus the Lady Bulldogs in Game 2 of the softball finals at 9 a.m.

The Lady Falcons took Game 1 with a 6-2 victory last Tuesday.

The Bulldogs forged a baseball winner-take-all following a 9-8 thriller over Ateneo in Game 2. They dispute the title in the deciding Game 3 at 12 noon. Jasmine W. Payo


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Tags: Adamson , Baseball , National University , Softball , Tennis , UAAP

  • ofwvnpsh

    BULLDOGS GO BITE THEM ALL!!!

  • ofwvnpsh

    GO NU GO!!! SO GREAT, NU IS NOW CONTENDING IN SO MANY SPORT EVENTS OF THE UAAP!!!N THANKS MR. HANS SY!



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