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Arellano pulls off upset over JRU

THE ARELLANO University Chiefs registered an upset as they shocked the second-running Jose Rizal University Heavy Bombers, 85-82, in the 88th NCAA men’s basketball tournament yesterday at the Arena in San Juan City.

The win was just the Chiefs fourth in their 10 games but it came off a highly touted Heavy Bombers squad.

JRU fell to 7-3 (win-loss), the same record as the San Sebastian Stags.

The guards of Arellano completely dominated the game as they combined for 54 points led by the 22 of Rocky Acidre and the 16 each of rookies John Pinto and James Forrester.

JRU’s top gun Nate Matute paced the team with 21 while John Villarias continued his scoring streak with 17 markers.

BOX SCORES:

Arellano (85) – Acidre 22, Pinto 16, Forrester 16, Hernandez 9, Zulueta 6, Cadavis 5, Caperal 5, Salcedo 4, Bangga 2.

Jose Rizal (82) -  Matute 21, Villarias 17, Mabulac 13, Lopez 10, Almario 7, Diapera 6, Carampil 6, Camasura 2, Salaveria 0, Porter 0, Maconocido 0, Mendoza 0, Dela Paz 0. /Correspondent Jonas Panerio


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Tags: 88th NCAA men’s basketball tournament , Arellano University Chiefs , Basketball , Jose Rizal University Heavy Bombers , National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)



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