NCAA: EAC scores comeback win, Lyceum stops slide | Inquirer Sports

NCAA: EAC scores comeback win, Lyceum stops slide

/ 08:18 PM October 24, 2023

EAC Generals.-NCAA Photo

MANILA, Philippines—Emilio Aguinaldo College climbed out of a deep hole to stun San Sebastian, 80-77, in the NCAA Season 99 men’s basketball tournament at San Juan Arena on Tuesday.

The Generals came back from 22 points down to hike their record to 6-4.

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JP Maguliano led EAC’s rally with a double-double of 22 points and 11 rebounds while Nat Cosejo and Ralph Robin scored 16 and 13, respectively.

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San Sebastian fell to 3-7 despite 24 points from Alex Desoyo and a 12-point, 10-rebound effort by Tristan Felebrico.

Lyceum Pirates NCAA Season 99

Lyceum coach Gilbert Malabanan embraces Enoch Valdez after their win against JRU.-NCAA Photo

Earlier, Lyceum snapped a three-game losing streak at the expense of Jose Rizal University, 99-96, in overtime. 

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Six players scored in double-digits for the Pirates led by Vince Cunanan’s 20 points. Cunanan also dished out nine assists.

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Enoch Valdez and Patrick Montaño added 14 points apiece while Shawn Umali and John Barba combined for 25 points as the Pirates climbed to 7-3.

Two Heavy Bombers (6-4) recorded a double-double with Joshua Guiab collecting 21 points and 10 rebounds and JL Delos Santos tallying 14 points and 11 rebounds while Agem Miranda added 19 in a losing effort.

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