NCAA: JRU boosts Final Four bid, Letran halts 6-game slide | Inquirer Sports

NCAA: JRU boosts Final Four bid, Letran halts 6-game slide

/ 08:25 PM November 14, 2023

JRU Ry Dela Rosa NCAA Season 99

Jose Rizal University’s Ry Dela Rosa sizes up King Gurtiza in their victory against Emilio Aguinaldo College.-NCAA PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines—Jose Rizal University bolstered its Final Four hopes with a 77-64 drubbing of Emilio Aguinaldo College in the NCAA Season 99 men’s basketball tournament at San Juan Arena on Tuesday.

Currently in fourth with a 10-6 record, the Heavy Bombers moved half a game behind third-running College of St. Benilde and two and a half games ahead of San Beda.

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Joshua Guiab muscled his way to a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds for JRU while Marwin Dionisio scored 16. Jonathan Medina also had 11 points.

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Nat Cosejo and JP Maguliano tallied 12 points each for the Generals, who slid to seventh at 8-8.

Letran, meanwhile, snapped a six-game losing skid at the expense of also-ran Arellano, 67-58.

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Both squads now share a 2-14 card with two games left in their season.

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Kobe Monje did a little bit of everything for the defending champions with 13 points, four assists and three boards on 6-of-12 shooting.

Arellano, which didn’t have a single player scoring double digits, absorbed its fourth straight loss.

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