Luzon-MM Sweet 16 under way | Inquirer Sports

Luzon-MM Sweet 16 under way

/ 11:58 PM November 24, 2013

AFTER surviving the grueling qualifiers, four teams try to stay alive at the start of the Sweet 16 battle in the Luzon-Metro Manila division of the Philippine Collegiate Champions League (PCCL) today.

University of the East and Centro Escolar University, the two squads that ruled the Metro Manila eliminations, clash at 4 p.m. at Faith Gym in Tanauan City.

Lyceum of Subic Bay, winner in the North-Central Luzon leg, tangles with South Luzon-Bicol champion University of Batangas in the first game at 2 p.m.

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The winners will collide tomorrow in the tournament’s stepladder phase where six other teams are also vying for the last Final Four slot.

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UAAP champion La Salle and four-time NCAA titlist San Beda have earlier earned outright semifinal slots, while Southwestern University clinched the third berth last week after topping the Visayas-Mindanao Sweet 16.

All games will be aired live by ABS-CBN Sports on Studio 23.

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The Warriors and the Scorpions earned the last two Sweet 16 seats after winning their last  qualifying games last Friday.

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Although heavily favored, the Warriors had to rely on the clutch performance of star guard Roi Sumang to nip Lyceum, 77-74.

The Scorpions, the National Athletics Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (Naascu) champions, had an easier time in disposing of St. Francis, 78-64. Jasmine W. Payo

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