Belo, Banchero lead Boracay past BDO-NU in PBA D-League | Inquirer Sports

Belo, Banchero lead Boracay past BDO-NU in PBA D-League

/ 03:43 PM November 14, 2013

Chris Banchero of Boracay (dark) vs Robin Rono and Bobby Ray Parks of NU-BDO (light).
PBA D-LEAGUE IMAGE by Nuki Sabio

MANILA, Philippines — Boracay Rum bounced back from back-to-back losses after disposing of Banco De Oro-National University 73-63 Thursday in the 2013 PBA D-League Aspirants’ Cup at the Ynares Arena in Pasig City.

The Waves blew a 15-point lead late in the game, but fought off a near meltdown with Far Eastern University’s Mac Belo and Adamson’s Roider Cabrera nailing timely buckets.

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Bel just missed three of his 12 attempts and finished with 20 points to lead Boracay Rum along with Chris Banchero, who also dished seven assists and had three steals.

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The Waves improved to 2-2 after frustrating defeats against Blackwater Sports and Café France last week.

The Bulldogs’ backed-BDO, meanwhile, picked up their third loss in as many games and were hardly impressive in their maiden stint in the league.

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Former UAAP MVP Bobby Ray Parks Jr. was the lone double-digit scorer for Banco de Oro, who pulled within the closest of 55-59, with 11 points.

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