Odusee Rooz advance to E-League semis | Inquirer News

Odusee Rooz advance to E-League semis

/ 07:55 AM August 27, 2012

THE ODUSEE Rooz successfully overhauled a twice-to-win handicap after they routed the Accenture Sharks, 84-65, to barge into the southern conference semifinals of the 2012 Sun Cellular E-League for Basketball at the City Sports Club-Cebu Gym.

Completing the southern conference semifinal cast are the twice-to-beat Lexmark Stallions, who prevailed over SSI Pure Science in their own quarterfinal battle, 71-61.

The ePerformax Reds, likewise, completed the northern conference semis cast after they edged out the Kyocera Frontiers, 53-48.

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The sixth-seeded Odusee, which forged a do-or-die showdown after blasting the number three ranked Accenture in their initial meeting, 91-76, was again led by Kenneth Robert Abrantes, who scored 24 points after erupting for 38 points in their previous win.

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Michael Cadiz, Rueben James Cabilino and Earl Abellanosa added 17, 16 and 13 points, respectively, for Odusee, which will next play Sykes in a best-of-three semifinal duel.

The Sharks were led by Ron Alan Orat with 18 points, while Jasper Loreto and Jonathan Abesia had 15 and 11 points, respectively.

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Floyd Dean Singco scored 19 points and Raymond Dennis Tan had 11 to lead the Reds, who sealed a semifinal date with the northern conference top seed Aegis People Support Vipers./EDITORIAL ASSISTANT CALVIN D. CORDOVA

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