Archers forge semis duel vs Lions | Inquirer Sports

Archers forge semis duel vs Lions

By: - Reporter / @cedelfptINQ
/ 01:32 AM June 08, 2012

La Salle kept its composure in the final period to survive a bruising duel with San Sebastian, 84-70, Wednesday night to survive and reach the semifinals of the Filoil Flying V Preseason Hanes Cup.

Rookie Jeron Teng dished out another solid effort, finishing with 17 points, an output matched by LA Revilla.

The victory sent the Archers to a semifinal duel with San Beda, which remained unbeaten in nine games in the tournament after overpowering St. Benilde, 80-41, in the quarterfinals.

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National U and Ateneo will dispute the other finals berth on Saturday. The Bulldogs trounced the UST Tigers, 77-68, while the Eagles overcame the FEU Tamaraws, 74-63.

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The Stags’ Calvin Abueva was ejected early in the fourth quarter for a second technical foul after hitting Teng. Michael Juico was also called for an unsportsmanlike foul after pushing Revilla.

The scores:

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LA SALLE 84—Teng 17, Revilla 17, Vosotros 15, Andrada 8, Torres 7, Webb 7, Manguera 6, Mendoza 3, Gotladera 2, Tallo 2, Reyes 0, Herrera 0.

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SAN SEBASTIAN 70—Sangalang 17, Abueva 16, Dela Cruz 13, Rebollos 9, Maiquez 7, Juico 6, Antipuesto 1, Binuya 1, Miranda 0, Vitug 0, Dones 0, Balucanag 0.

Quarters: 19-19, 42-43, 64-58, 84-70

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