NCAA: Mapua back on track after thumping Perpetual | Inquirer Sports

NCAA: Mapua back on track after thumping Perpetual

By: - Reporter / @junavINQ
/ 07:01 PM April 13, 2022

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Mapua Cardinals in the NCAA Season 97. NCAA/GMA PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines–Toby Agustin poured 24 points as Mapua ended a two-game slide with a 95-83 victory over Perpetual Help  Wednesday in the NCAA Season 97 men’s basketball tournament at the La Salle Greenhills Gym.

The Cardinals fired 12 three-pointers to create a huge 54-28 separation and withstood the Altas’ fightback during the latter half for a 4-2 record.

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Mapua tied St. Benilde at third place behind joint leaders Letran and San Beda (4-0) to stay within reach for an outright Final Four berth.

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Brian Lacap added 19 points, six rebounds and five assists while Adrian Nocum and Warren Bonifacio each had 13 points for Mapua.

Perpetual dropped in a tie with San Sebastian at 2-4.

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Jielo Razon had 24 points, eight rebounds and six assists while Jeff Egan contributed 18 markers, five boards and two assists for the Altas.

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The Scores

Mapua (95) — Agustin 24, Lacap 19, Nocum 13, Bonifacio 13, Hernandez 9, Asuncion 9, Pido 5, Garcia 3, Gamboa 0, Mercado 0.

Perpetual (83) — Razon 24, Egan 18, Pagaran 17, Aurin 12, Boral 4, Barcuma 4, Omega 2, Abis 2, Sevilla 0, Cuevas 0, Martel 0, Nunez 0.
Quarterscores: 26-13, 54-28, 73-55, 95-83.

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