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Filoil caging: Warriors duel Tigers; Cards face Knights

/ 10:38 PM May 24, 2012

University of the East, Letran and Perpetual Help seek to follow up impressive victories when they clash against separate rivals today in the Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup at the Filoil Flying V Arena in San Juan.

The Warriors, who stunned the La Salle Archers, 67-65, in their last outing, collide with University of Santo Tomas at 3:30 p.m. Letran seeks a fourth win against Mapua in a 12 noon clash, before the Altas tangle with the Archers.

The Knights are favored against a Mapua squad that has struggled to find its form in the preseason. Still, Letran coach Louie Alas is looking for consistency from his squad.

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“Our target is the quarterfinals,” said Alas. “But we still have to remain consistent.”

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Letran will miss brothers Kevin and Jun Alas, who are still sidelined by foot and knee injuries, respectively. The Alas brothers missed the Knights’ last two games.

The Archers, holding a 3-2 record, are hoping to end their offensive woes against the Altas, after sputtering against the Warriors. “We have a long way to go,” said La Salle coach Gee Abanilla. “We have to spread out our offense.”

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The Altas go into the clash against La Salle confident after nipping Mapua, 63-59, in their last game. Cedelf P. Tupas with a report from Jan Edward Ballesteros

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