JRU goes for 3rd Filoil victory; CEU debuts | Inquirer Sports

JRU goes for 3rd Filoil victory; CEU debuts

/ 12:31 AM April 29, 2015

JOSE Rizal University will shoot for a  third straight win Wednesday in the Filoil Flying V Hanes Premier Cup at Filoil Flying V Arena in San Juan.

The JRU Heavy Bombers of coach Vergel Meneses will take on the University of San Jose Recoletos Jaguars at 11:45 a.m.

JRU edged Far Eastern U, 57-55, in their Group A opener on Saturday before holding off the  College of Saint Benilde Blazers, 72-66, last Monday.

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The Heavy Bombers, after the graduation of Jaycee Asuncion, Philip Paniamogan and Michael Mabulac, is now pinning its hopes on high-scoring guards Paolo Pontejos and Teytey Teodoro, forward Marco Balagtas and center Abdel Poutouochi.

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Standing in the way of Jose Rizal’s third win is the visiting Cebuano team that got blown off the court by Letran, 89-66, also last Monday.

The Jaguars will count anew on shooting guard Iron Suano and forwards Kevin Villafranca and Criss Galvez.

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Making their tournament debut are Lyceum, now coached by Topex Robinson, and Centro Escolar U, fourth placer last year.

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The two sides clash at 11:45 a.m., followed by the clash between NCAA rivals Perpetual Help and Letran at 3:15 p.m.

Perpetual will bank on reigning NCAA Most Valuable Player Earl Scottie Thompson, Chris Elopre, Flash Sadiwa, Gab Daganon and Ric Gallardo.

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