Stream, Teletech vie for overall title | Inquirer News

Stream, Teletech vie for overall title

/ 07:54 AM October 02, 2012

DEFENDING champion Stream Ingenyouity and former champions Teletech Titans completed a stunning turnaround as they disposed separate foes to forge a best-of-three showdown for the overall crown in the 2012 Sun Cellular E-League for Basketball at the City Sports Club-Cebu.

Stream won the northern conference crown last Sunday by posting a close 54-51 win over the Aegis Vipers, while the Titans copped the southern conference tiara with a 71-60 dismantling of the Sykes Pioneers.

It was a frustrating finish for Sykes and Aegis, which looked headed to a major collision after they won the series openers of their respective series.

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Stream and Teletech bucked eliminations, sending the two series into do-or-die affairs with separate wins in the next game before completing their comebacks with contrasting outings in Game 3.

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The Titans dictated the tempo of the contest by closing the first period with a 23-17 run then  increased their lead to 11 points at the half, 38-27.

Sykes showed signs of life in the third where it staged a 20-13 run only to be thwarted by Teletech, which ended the game with a 20-13 assault.

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Stream, on the other hand, kept its title-retention bid alive by bucking a horrendous first half, where it scored just 22 points while allowing its opponent to score 37.

Aegis suffered a monumental collapse in the second half, where it struggled in offense, scoring just five points in the third and could only muster nine markers in the payoff  period./EDITORIAL ASSISTANT CALVIN D. CORDOVA

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