Maroons, Bulldogs earn tough wins in UAAP men's volleyball | Inquirer Sports

Maroons, Bulldogs earn tough wins in UAAP men’s volleyball

/ 04:43 PM January 29, 2014

MANILA, Philippines — University of the Philippines and National University earned tough wins Wednesday in the UAAP season 76 men’s volleyball tournament at the Arena in San Juan.

League-leader NU faced a tough-match up in Adamson and needed four sets, 25-21, 24-26, 25-15, 25-17, to put the Falcons away.

Reuben Inaudito had a team-best 18 points, including five blocks, for the Bulldogs who dominated at the net with 19 total blocks against Adamson’s six.

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Peter Torres and Reyson Fuentes chipped in 15 and 12 points, respectively for NU, which hiked its record to 9-1.

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UP, meanwhile, seemed headed to a rout but ran into a spirited fightback from University of the East in the third set for a 25-16, 25-16, 32-30 win.

Jeffrey Lansangan and Julius Raymundo paced the Maroons, who kept their hopes alive with the win, with 15 markers apiece while Frederick Abuda added 13.

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UP tied with University of Santo Tomas and La Salle at fifth to sixth places with a 4-6 record, just a game behind fourth-place Adamson.

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The Warriors, meanwhile, are still winless in 10 starts.

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