Echo cagers stun Delta in Cekalco | Inquirer News

Echo cagers stun Delta in Cekalco

07:17 AM February 28, 2013

TEAM Echo shocked powerhouse Delta, 109-99, Saturday night for its fifth win in 11 games, while the latter, though still in the lead, dropped to 8-3 in the Center Katipunan A. Lopez Christian Organization (CEKALCO)-2013, Second Season basketball tournament at the A. Lopez open court.

Delta raced to a, 24-16 lead in the opening period but Team Echo responded with a blistering 43-24 run in the second to erect an 11-point advantage, 59-48, at the half behind high-leaping center Donald Catong and playmaker Nelson Solana.

Echo kept its double-digit lead, 86-73, after three quarters and never looked back to seal its 10-point victory.

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Catong and Solana paced Echo with 31 and 20 points, respectively while Julius Gutierez and Gany Sinag paced Delta with 38 and 29 markers.

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In the other game, Bravo rallied for a come-from-behind, 87-80 win over Alpha, to improve its win-loss slate to 4-7 while the latter remained at the cellar with a 2-9 card.

Alpha posted a commanding 17 points lead, 68-51 at the end of the third canto but Bravo whipped up a, 37-12 fourth quarter storm to snatch the win.

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Tata Maspiñas and Francis Philip Nacar led Bravo with 24 and 20 points, respectively, while Dondon Yap and Kenneth Beltran paced the losing Alpha with 24 and l8, markers. /Correspondent Dale Rosal

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