Batch ‘88, Class 2004 clash in opener of Cecaba q’final | Inquirer News

Batch ‘88, Class 2004 clash in opener of Cecaba q’final

/ 06:47 AM April 21, 2013

THE intensity is expected to be ratcheted up a notch as the playoffs in the Cebu Eastern College Alumni Basketball Association’s 12th Dr. Chen Lieh Fu Memorial Cup kicks off today at the City Sports Club-Cebu.

Five teams led by the top seeded New Millennium Hardware ’95 (14-1) will be armed with twice-to-beat incentives over lower-ranked squads.

The rest of the qualifiers that will enjoy similar advantage going into the next phase of the tournament are the First Family Appliance Circle ’96 (12-3), Shell ’80s, Dimsum Frito 2003, and Dewfoam ’88 (10-5).

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Class ’80s and 2003 actually ended the elimination round with identical 11-4 (win-loss) records, but the Shell-backed side skippered by Chester C. Cokaliong got the higher placing by virtue of a simple tie.

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Today, the fifth-seed Dewfoam ’88 goes to war against the 6th ranked Best World Lifestyle 2004 while the Class ’96 takes on the 9th seeded JV Shop N Shop.

Class ’95 will see action on Tuesday against the 10th seed Jepoy ’99 at 7:30pm, right before the game between the fourth-ranked Class 2003 and the 7th seed M16 Disco/Las Vegas KTV ’94 at 9pm.

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The winners in the crossover quarterfinals will play another single round robin in the semifinals. The top two finishers will then slug it out for the championship in a best-of-three series, while the No.3 and No.4 will figure in a sudden-death duel for third place.  /Correspondent Jonas Panerio

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