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NCAA: Letran handily beats Arellano for 2-0 start

/ 02:47 PM March 30, 2022

Letran Knights in the NCAA Season 97.

Letran Knights in the NCAA Season 97. NCAA/GMA PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines–Jeo Ambohot towered over just about everyone to lead Letran in a 96-67 blowout of Arellano Wednesday and a second straight victory in the NCAA Season 97 men’s basketball at La Salle Greenhills Gym.

The 6-foot-7 Ambohot, the holdover centre for the Knights, had a breakout game, unloading 20 points for the Knights who afforded to shuffle their roster against the crippled Chiefs. He added eight rebounds and three assists.

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“We helped each other and that’s our goal. It’s good that we started strong. We will continue to do our best,” Ambohot in Filipino. “Our hard-work is paying off.”

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The Chiefs missed the services of slot man and top scorer Justin Arana — their supposed to be their counterbalance against Ambohot — who hurt his knee during their opening game last week. They fell to 1-1.

Letran’s 13 players all got to see action and only two of them were not able to score including Season 95 MVP Fran Yu.

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Tommy Olivario and Rhenz Olivario chipped in 15 and 11 points, respectively, for Letran.

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