Onwubere eyeing impressive farewell in NCAA ahead of PBA Draft | Inquirer Sports

Onwubere eyeing impressive farewell in NCAA ahead of PBA Draft

/ 07:26 PM October 06, 2017

Sidney Onwubere. Photo by Tristan Tamayo/ INQUIRER.net

Emilio Aguinaldo College may have failed to reach its target of making it to the Final Four this NCAA Season 93, but the fight is still not over for Sidney Onwubere.

With only two games left in his collegiate career, the Fil-Nigerian forward is seeking to leave a lasting impression in his final days as a General before he makes the jump to the pro league.

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“I’ve already filed for the draft. My coaches told me that I’m ready for the PBA and I can’t waste my time anymore,” he said.

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Onwubere has been averaging 15.8 points, 11.2 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 1.5 blocks so far this season, impressing in his final year as he emerged as the undisputed leader of EAC.

The 23-year-old is also looking to pounce on the opportunity after memorable stints with Racal in the PBA D-League.

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“Now, my name is in the discussion so I’m really making the most of this opportunity,” he said.

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Onwubere also has high hopes ahead of the 2017 PBA Rookie Draft, saying he’s confident that he can fit to whatever team picks him.

“I know that I’ll go back on being a role player. The effort, the hustle, the defense, I can promise that I can do my best there,” he said. “If I’ll be given the chance, I just promise that I’ll continue developing my game and do my best on defense.”

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