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Beefed up Southwestern University downs NCAA’s Mapua

By: - Correspondent / @ForgetAbouJay
/ 06:33 AM June 15, 2013

Games today:

5 p.m. – UV vs. Mapua

7 p.m. – SWU vs. FEU

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The souped-up Southwestern University (SWU) Cobras debuted in style as they beat the Mapua Cardinals, 75-68, in the Mayor Mike Rama Invitational Cup yesterday at the Cebu Coliseum.

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Adam Mohammed led the Cobras with 19 points while Landry Sanjo added 14. Prized acquisition Mark Jayven Tallo finished with 11 points.

Kenneth Ighalo led Mapua with 14 markers.

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After a close first half, the reigning Cesafi champions broke the game wide open with a 14-4 run at the end of the third that netted them a 66-50 lead.

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Tallo dazzled his opponents and the crowd with this fancy ball-handling skills and explosive scoring ability as he anchored that run along with import Sanjo and Francis Ortega, whose three-pointer ended the third with a bang.

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Meanwhile, the first game saw the Far Eastern University (FEU) Tamaraws turn on their jets early to bury the University of the Visayas (UV) Green Lancers, 90-83.

The Tamaraws established the pace and tempo in the first canto where they led, 27-14.

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Although the Lancers tried to come close several times, the Tamaraws kept them at bay behind a balanced scoring attack led by Mike Tolomia’s 20.

Star guard Terrence Romeo had 16 while Cebuanos Roger Pogoy and Raymar Jose combined for 25.

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UV was paced by the 19 of Partner’s Cup MVP John Abad. Franz Arong tallied 13 while Mike Harry and Chris Perolino each added 11.

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