Limasawa grabs solo 2nd in Abbariao cup | Inquirer News

Limasawa grabs solo 2nd in Abbariao cup

/ 07:38 AM September 01, 2012

THE Limasawa Customs Brokerage stunned Green, 85-82, Thursday night for solo second spot (5-1) in the Bureau of Customs-3rd Major Alfonso Abbariao Cup-2012 basketball tournament at the Benedicto College gym in Mandaue City.

Limasawa led, 22-20 in the first period then increased this to 10 in the second, 51-41 by outscoring Green 29-21.

Green then outscored Limasawa, 20-15 in the third to close in at, 61-66 entering the fourth.

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Green fielded Noel Medalle in the fourth and the 3-point artist quickly made his presence felt by draining a booming triple that resulted in the game’s last deadlock at 82-all with 38 seconds remaining.

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However, Limasawa’s Reden Villaronza answered with his own triple in the closing seconds for the final tally.

Taks Moral and Tony Largoza led Limasawa Brokers with 16 and 14 points, respectively, while Bryan Rabago and Noel Medalle paced Green with 18 and 13 points.

Earlier, Avenido Customs Brokerage improved to 3-3 after crushing Blue (2-4), 77-66.

BOX SCORES

AVENIDO (77)- Arevalo 13, Castillo 13, Cayanong 13, Avenido 11, Mondin 11, Batoon 4, Sala 3, Coveta 2, Lim 2, Elorde 2, Inhambre 2, Francia 1.

BLUE (66)- Herbito 16, Laborte 16, Manahan 10, Cañete 9, Mabalo 5, Laraga 3, Camonayan 2, Bondoc 2, Capalan 2, Viodor 1.

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2nd game

LIMASAWA (85)- Moral 16, Largoza 14, Villaronza 13, Palero 11, M. Petracorta 11, Manlosa 6, N. Petracorta 6, Sagarino 4, Mc. Petracorta 2, Pagangpang 2, Solana 2.

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GREEN (82)- Rabago 18, Medalle 13, Gabica 12, Cabrera 9, Javellana 7, Monteño 7, Mose 6, Paghasian 6, Apuya 2, De Gracia 2. /Correspondent Dale Rosal

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