Seaba: Indonesia stays perfect at 4-0 | Inquirer Sports

Seaba: Indonesia stays perfect at 4-0

/ 08:21 PM May 15, 2017

Mario Wuysang. PBA IMAGES

Mario Wuysang. PBA IMAGES

Indonesia momentarily grabbed the top spot in the 2017 Seaba Championship after a 95-52 thumping of Vietnam Monday night at Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Andakara Dhyaksa fired a game-high 19 points and five assists, while Sandy Kurniawan shot 6-of-10 from threes to wind up with 18 markers for Indonesia, which gained solo leadership with a 4-0 record and a half-game lead over idle Philippines in the standings.

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Difta Pritama added 12 points, six rebounds, and three assists, while Kevin Sitorus notched a double-double with 10 markers and 11 boards for the Indonesians.

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Mario Wuysang fueled Indonesia’s fiery start to finish with seven points, 10 assists, and five rebounds in just three quarters as he triggered the early assault for Indonesia.

Hitting their shots early, the Indonesians jumped to a 41-19 advantage in the first half and extended the lead to 29, 61-32, with 2:43 to play in the third period.

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Trieu Han Minh led Vietnam (1-2) with 12 points, three assists, and two rebounds, while Le Ngoc Tu also got 12 in the loss.

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The scores:

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INDONESIA 95 – Dhyaksa 19, Kurniawan 18, Pritama 12, Sitorus 10, Lakudu 9, Grahita 9, Wuysang 7, Sitepu 6, Nugroho 5.

VIETNAM 52 – Trieu 12, Le NT 12, Dang 9, Nguyen VH 7, Nguyen TN 7, Tran 2, Le PT 2, To 1, Nguyen HH 0.

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Quarters: 19-10, 41-20, 65-37, 95-52.

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