Luisita focuses on self first | Inquirer Sports

Luisita focuses on self first

By: - Reporter / @MusongINQ
/ 05:25 AM March 01, 2018

BACOLOD—With the hype again falling on its age-old matchup with Canlubang, Luisita has chosen to look at one direction when centerpiece Senior Championship division action in the PAL Interclub gets off the ground Thursday at tough-as-nails Marapara here.

“We’re not concerned with Canlubang, we’re not concerned with anyone else,” non-playing captain Jeric Hechanova told the Inquirer as the Luisitans practiced for the final time at the tree-lined layout designed by the great Luis “Golem” Silverio.

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“What we are concerned about is ourselves,” added Hechanova in downplaying the focus that his charges have in their repeat bid. This, despite the Sugar Barons fielding in a new face in Pem Rosal in order to get back at the Luisitans.

“We have a strong eight-man team and everyone’s playing well,” Hechanova went on as former pro Eddie Bagtas returns for another tour of duty in spearheading the Tarlac-based crew. “And it would be up to the team to continue playing that way [during the tournament].”

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