Arellano beats San Beda but fails to make a statement says coach
By Mark Giongco
Arellano head coach Koy Banal knew the Chiefs would make a statement if they beat perennial NCAA champion San Beda.
Arellano head coach Koy Banal knew the Chiefs would make a statement if they beat perennial NCAA champion San Beda.
Jose Rizal University captured a third straight athletics championship in the NCAA recently, amassing 856 points behind a strong performance in the field events.
Raymond Almazan has always voiced out the need to step up for Letran in his final year — and so far, it hasn’t just been all talk.
Guest players Mary Jean Balse and Nene Bautista powered Arellano University past University of Perpetual Help, 25-18, 25-19, 25-27, 26-24, Tuesday in the Shakey’s V-League Season 10 First Conference at the FilOil Flying V Arena in San Juan.
THERE isn’t much to dissect about the Louisville Cardinals’ 82-76 triumph over the Michigan Wolverines for the US NCAA men’s basketball title this week.
Luke Hancock scored 22 points to lead the Louisville Cardinals over the Michigan Wolverines 82-76 on Monday in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) men’s basketball final.
Kevin Ware is pretty certain how his next few months will play out. “After we win the national championship,” the injured Louisville guard said with a smile on his face, “I’m just looking forward to rehab.”
Once the video went viral, Mike Rice’s coaching days at Rutgers were over. Now the question is whether anyone else will lose their jobs – including the athletic director who in December suspended and fined Rice for the abusive behavior, and the university president who signed off on it.
Louisville’s Kevin Ware has taken what he said would be the hardest step in his recovery – the first one. The sophomore guard was back on the Cardinals’ campus Tuesday afternoon after he had been released from an Indianapolis hospital, two days after millions watched him break his right leg on a horrifying play trying to block a shot.
Back and forth went Marquette and Butler, trading makes and misses in an intense rematch that made a case for being the best game so far of this NCAA tournament.
In the end, Vander Blue and the Golden Eagles pulled out another nail-biter as the Bulldogs couldn’t muster any more of their March magic.
Sometimes, it’s rough being the smartest guy in the room.
Harvard freshman point guard Siyani Chambers knows.
Vander Blue had no doubt where he was going with the ball. The Marquette guard’s only concern was whether he’d have room to make it happen.
A routine littered with more risks brought the best out of Perpetual Help’s Perp’s squad. Almost flawless in their execution despite an even more difficult routine, the Perps claimed a fourth straight title in the 88th NCAA cheerleading competition yesterdat at Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.
