Beermen routs Cobras at home in Asean Basketball League | Inquirer Sports

Beermen routs Cobras at home in Asean Basketball League

/ 08:54 PM February 04, 2012

MANILA, Philippines – San Miguel let loose at home and hammered out a whopping 94-59 victory over visiting Bangkok squad Saturday night in the 2012 Asean Basketball League at the Ynares Sports Center in Pasig City.

Off a loss over the hands of Singapore on the road, the newcomer Beermen fired on all cylinders, hihglighted by a couple of impressive dunks, versus the Cobras for their third victory.

Import Doug Thomas led the scoring with 14 points and 11 boards – but the locals like Kelvin Dela Pena, Leo Avenido and RJ Rizada also shone brightly and did work for San Miguel.

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Veteran guard Leo Avenido had 14 points, Rizada had 13 while Dela Pena scored 12 points – all came from beyond the arch, including San Miguel’s final basket.

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The Beermen sustained the energy and the momentum, on both ends of the floor, even in the second half and continued torching Bangkok from the paint and the outside.

Back-to-back baskets by Rizada and Junmar Fajardo to start the third quarter opened the floodgates for San Miguel, and the errant Bangkok were unable to stop the bleeding since then.

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The Cobras, mentored by Joe Bryant – father of NBA superstar Kobe Bryant – still trying to figure out the right combination and succumbed to their loss of the season.

Diminutive point guard Marvin Cruz, a former star for the UP Fighting Maroons in the UAAP, playing for Bangkok as an import, registered a team-best 17 points.

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