Ateneo blanks La Salle, FEU takes vital win over UP in men's volley | Inquirer Sports

Ateneo blanks La Salle, FEU takes vital win over UP in men’s volley

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 01:51 PM April 01, 2017

Ateneo continued its dominance in the UAAP Season 79 men’s volleyball tournament making mincemeat out of De La Salle, 25-22, 25-20, 25-21, Saturday at Mall of Asia Arena.

Reigning three-time MVP Marck Espejo paced the Blue Eagles with 15 points as they improved to a perfect 13-0 and still atop the ladder.

Antony Koyfman added 12 points for Ateneo while Joshua Villanueva and Karl Baysa each finished with 11 and 10 points, respectively.

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Joshua Jose, Cris Dumago, and Arjay Onia combined for 24 points to lead the Green Spikers, who have been eliminated from Final Four contention with a 4-9 record.

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Far Eastern University also took the inside track in the Final Four race and upended University of the Philippines in straight sets, 25-18, 25-15, 25-16 to stay at the third spot.

The Tamaraws improved to 7-6 while the Fighting Maroons slipped to the fifth seed with a 5-8 slate, allowing the 6-6 University of Santo Tomas to take the fourth spot.

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Jude Garcia led FEU with 13 points while skipper Richard Solis added 10.

Alfred Valbuena and John Millete had 13 points apiece for the Fighting Maroons.

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TAGS: Ateneo Blue Eagles, De La Salle Green Spikers, Far Eastern University Tamaraws, Sports, UAAP, University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons

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