CEU uses strong finishing kick for 4th straight win | Inquirer Sports

CEU uses strong finishing kick for 4th straight win

/ 07:33 PM July 04, 2017

Orlan Wamar. PBA IMAGES

Centro Escolar University used a strong finishing surge to down Marinerong Pilipino, 70-57, and extend its winning streak to four in the 2017 PBA D-League Foundation Cup Tuesday at Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig.

Orlan Wamar drilled two treys in the payoff period, the last of which gave his side the 19-point lead, 68-49, midway in the fourth quarter, to trigger the Scorpions’ blowout.

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The diminutive playmaker  finished the game with 16 points on a 5-of-6 sniping from threes, to go with two rebounds off the bench.

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“I know his game will come because his work ethic shows it. He really has the go signal from me to shoot,” said coach Yong Garcia of Wamar.

Rod Ebondo towered over the competition anew, racking up 13 markers, 18 boards, four blocks, and two assists, while Christian Uri got 11 in the win.

CEU has now strung four straight wins to keep itself in the running for a top two seed with a 4-2 slate.

Marinerong Pilipino, meanwhile, absorbed its third straight defeat and fell to a 1-4 record.

Achie Iñigo went 3-of-5 from threes to wound up with 13 points and five rebounds to lead the Skippers, while Mark Isip chipped in 12 markers and six boards.

The Scores:

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CEU 70 – Wamar 16, Ebondo 13, Uri 11, Casiño 8, Manlangit 5, Aquino 4, Arim 4, Cruz 4, Intic 3, Jeruta 2, Saber 0.

MARINERONG PILIPINO 57 – Iñigo 13, Isip 12, Sargent 10, Javelona 6, Lopez 6, Moralde 4, Alabanza 3, Javillonar 2, Publico 1, Gavieres 0, Gumaru 0, Marata 0, Salcedo 0.

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Quarters: 14-17, 37-29, 56-45, 70-57.

TAGS: 2017 PBA D-League Foundation Cup, CEU Scorpions, Marinerong Pilipino

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