Lions formalize No. 2 rank with rout of Generals | Inquirer Sports

Lions formalize No. 2 rank with rout of Generals

/ 05:10 AM June 16, 2018

Defending champion San Beda grabbed second seeding in Group A of the Filoil Flying V Preseason Cup as expected on Friday after destroying Emilio Aguinaldo College, 75-48, at Filoil Flying V Centre in San Juan.

The Red Lions held the Generals to five first quarter points and never looked back, finishing the elimination round with a 6-2 record to snatch No. 2 over idle La Salle via the winner-over-the-other rule.

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“The players simply played their game from start to finish,” said San Beda head coach Boyet Fernandez.

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Kemark Cariño led the Lions with 11 points while Toba Eugene had a double-double effort of 10 points and 11 rebounds.

San Beda dominated the boards with 60 rebounds, 26 coming in the offensive end which resulted in 23 second chance points.

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College of St. Benilde scored an 87-79 win over San Sebastian to top Group B with a 7-1 record.

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Justin Gutang scored 17 points to lead the Blazers.

In the other match, University of Santo Tomas rallied late to turn back Arellano, 82-73, and exit the tourney on a high note.

Renzo Subido had 30 points off the bench, highlighting his performance with the dagger four-point play with 6.6 seconds remaining.—MA. ANGELICA D. GARCIA, IVAN RUIZ L. SUING AND JUSTIN ROBERT VALENCIA, TRAINEES

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