UAAP: NU wins in baseball opener, Adamson still unbeaten in softball | Inquirer Sports

UAAP: NU wins in baseball opener, Adamson still unbeaten in softball

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 06:37 PM January 07, 2013

MANILA, Philippines—National University started its campaign for a second straight title on a winning note after scraping past University of the Philippines, 3-2, in the UAAP Season 75 baseball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium over the weekend.

Ateneo, last year’s runner-up, made its presence felt early with a 15-3 whipping of Adamson even as University of Santo Tomas tripped De La Salle, 9-4.

Meanwhile, softball play saw its resumption after a long holiday break. The Lady Falcons carried their dominating ways into the new year with an 8-1 crushing of the Lady Maroons.

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Adamson, a team boosted by standouts from the Manila squad which won the World Series Big League title in Michigan last year, remained unstoppable in five stints.

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The Lady Falcons, though, have no time to celebrate just yet with the Tigresses just a game behind in the standings.

UST remained in second place boasting a 3-1 card following an easy win over La Salle, 11-2, in five innings.

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University of the East turned back NU, 7-2, to tie the Lady Bulldogs in fourth at 2-2.

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The Lady Archers fell to 2-3 in fifth place while The Lady Maroons and the Lady Eagles hold 1-3 and 0-4 marks, respectively.

Action in lawn tennis starts this weekend at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center as well as chess, to be held at the Far Eastern University auditorium.

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