Hotshooting Cignal-Ateneo dumps Go for Gold-CSB in PBA D-League opener | Inquirer Sports

Hotshooting Cignal-Ateneo dumps Go for Gold-CSB in PBA D-League opener

/ 07:31 PM February 14, 2019

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MANILA, Philippines–Cignal-Ateneo kicked off its 2019 PBA D-League Aspirants’ campaign with a rout of Go for Gold-St. Benilde, 103-75, Thursday at Ynares Sports Arena.

The defending UAAP champions’ offense was on point all game long, shooting 55% from the field and 45% from three.

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Isaac Go paced the Blue Eagles with 21 points on 4-of-6 shooting from downtown, leading a 24-3 blast in the second period that broke the game wide open and gave them a 44-17 lead.

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Adrian Wong also heated up and scored 15 points all but two from three-point land while Matt Nieto contributed 14 points, seven assists, and three rebounds.

“This isn’t how we play in the UAAP. We’ll press a lot more, we’ll do a lot of other things that we really can’t do when our numbers are down. So offensively, I was surprised, we played pretty well,” said head coach Tab Baldwin.

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“We’re not doing a lot really, but the guys played very efficiently and that’s a good thing.”

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Angleo Kouame, meanwhile, did his damage inside on his way to 13 points, 18 rebounds, four blocks, and two steals

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Thirdy Ravena missed the game to academic obligations.

The PBA D-League opened the new season on Thursday with a record 20 teams. Celest Flores-Colina

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