Lady Tamaraws find new leader in Basas | Inquirer Sports

Lady Tamaraws find new leader in Basas

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 05:49 PM August 11, 2016

Toni Basas of FEU. TRISTAN TAMAYO/INQUIRER.net

Toni Basas of FEU. TRISTAN TAMAYO/INQUIRER.net

Far Eastern University has enjoyed the leadership of its two stalwarts Remy Palma and Bernadeth Pons but with the seniors set to leave Morayta in just a year’s time, Shaq Delos Santos needs to find a new leader.

And he found her in Toni Rose Basas.

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“Malaki future niya [Basas] sa mga susunod na taon,” said Delos Santos Wednesday at Philsports Arena. “Sabi ko sa kanya na wag na niyang hintayin yung panahong yun, ‘ngayon pa lang, nakikita na namin sayo na yung skills mo lalakas pa.’”

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Basas heeded the call of her mentor as she finished with 19 points in their win against San Beda, leading FEU to a 2-0 record and a spot in the next round in the Shakey’s V-League Collegiate Conference.

In her mind, however, Basas is still trying to cope with her newfound responsibility.

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“Meron pressure, parang kailangan muna naming madala yung mga bata para makasabay sa seniors,” said Basas. “Pinipilit ko na mag lead by example din kasi pag nawala si Ate Remy at Bernadeth kami na lang matitira kaya i-angat pa namin performance namin.”

Basas said she’s been receiving tips on how to become a better leader from Pons and Palma.

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