National University breezed past De La Salle, 76-64, to claim its seventh straight UAAP championship in the women's basketball tournament Sunday, Dec. 11, at ...
The upper hand that the Lady Archers thought they had over the Lady Bulldogs didn’t manifest itself in the finals series. The Lady Bulldogs used their championship card experience and brushed off the Lady Archers’ repeated attempts to turn the tide. The Lady Bulldogs showcased their championship experience and diluted the Lady Archers’ offensive production to gain their biggest advantage of 20 in the fourth with less than four minutes to go, 72-52.
The NU Lady Bulldogs bag their seventh straight UAAP women's basketball crown after sweeping the La Salle Lady Archers.
The Red Warriors were co-champions with University of Santo Tomas in Season 30. I’m glad each and every one of us did our share and we won,” said first-year NU head coach Aris Dimaunahan. “The credit goes to all our girls. Joson did it all for the Blue Eagles with 11.21 points, 7.0 assists, 6.79 rebounds, and 1.86 steals, while Tacatac was a scoring machine for the Growling Tigresses norming 15.21 points, 4.86 rebounds, 3.29 assists, and 2.71 steals. “Isa sa hindi ko makakalimutan na nangyari this season is yung natalo kami against La Salle. The Blue Eagles center averaged a dominant line of 16.42 points, 14.08 rebounds, and 3.08 blocks. It was a fitting end to Cacho and Annick Edimo Tiky’s run with the Lady Bulldogs. Soriano tallied all-around averages of 14.36 points, 6.29 rebounds, 7.14 assists, and 3.71 steals in the elimination round, where the season awards are based. And that was all NU needed to break away and deny all the Lady Archers’ attempts to claw back in the game. Rookie Tin Cayabyab was hailed Finals MVP after averaging 12.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.5 steals, and 1.5 assists in the series including 18 points and 5 rebounds in the clincher. Ameng Torres was on fire to start the match with 9 straight points to trail by just 3 early, 9-12, but Lady Bulldogs Tin Cayabyab, Angel Surada, and Mikka Cacho joined hands to stretch their lead to 16 at the end of the first, 27-11. The Lady Bulldogs asserted their dominance over the La Salle Lady Archers, 76-64, in Game 2 to sweep the UAAP Season 85 women’s basketball finals and collect their seventh straight title on Sunday at the Mall of Asia Arena.
It's round three for UP and Ateneo as UAAP title showdown begins.
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Cayabyab, who only scored seven in Game 1, was named as Finals MVP as she also delivered five rebounds, two assists, two steals, and a block in their title- ...
The goal is to win the championship and I’m glad that each and everyone of us did our share, and we won.” “The credit goes to all of our girls. “I want to congratulate the entire UAAP community for bringing back our league after the pandemic. It brought us together because we had a lot of realizations about what are we supposed to do. It wasn’t on my mindset because all I want this season is to improve with the help of my teammates and coaches.) (One of the things that I won’t forget this season is our loss to La Salle.
Schedule: UP Fighting Maroons vs Ateneo Blue Eagles UAAP Season 85 men's basketball best-of-three finals showdown.
6pm, Smart Araneta Coliseum [UP, Ateneo open war for all the UAAP marbles in a series seen to be as close as last one](https://sports.inquirer.net/489554/up-ateneo-open-war-for-all-the-uaap-marbles-in-a-series-seen-to-be-as-close-as-last-one) [LIVE UPDATES: UAAP Season 85 men’s basketball](https://sports.inquirer.net/483052/live-updates-uaap-season-85-mens-basketball) SCHEDULE: UAAP Season 85 men’s basketball Finals
The Lady Bulldogs beat the De La Salle University (DLSU) Lady Archers, 76-61, in Game Two to sweep their best-of-3 Finals series and clinched their seventh ...
Clamping down on defense to force Ateneo to out-of-system shots, the defending champions thus moved one win away from back-to-back titles.
Lucero led UP in the win with 14 points, 11 boards, two assists and two blocks. While the Maroons were unable to pad their lead in the late goings, their defense also denied an Ateneo basket, which helped them hold on for the victory. But Zavier Lucero came out with a huge block on Chris Koon, which gave way for a Harold Alarcon triple on the other end to give UP breathing space anew, 61-56, with 6:39 ticks to go. The Blue Eagles sliced the lead to as small as two, 58-56, off an Ange Kouame triple with 7:24 left in the game. Na-sustain." "Defensively, we started well.
MANILA, Philippines—Spurred on by its UAAP Season 84 Cheerdance defeat, National University Pep Squad wanted to make sure to put on “relatable” performance ...
“As coaches, we had to make sure that we are entertained so when they go out to the crowd, they won’t pick an age to entertain. Instead, they’re very excited to try what we visualized,” Bernabe said. We have to make sure that our concept is relatable,” head coach Ghicka Bernabe said “We have to make sure that the props, costumes and music can make people dance,” she added. The NU Pep Squad used a “Cheer-obics” theme to win the Season 85 crown, a performance that combined both cheerleading and aerobics, in a routine that made everyone watching groove. MANILA, Philippines—Spurred on by its UAAP Season 84 Cheerdance defeat, National University Pep Squad wanted to make sure to put on “relatable” performance in its bid to regain the crown.
Zavier Lucero did it all for UP as they are just one win away from history.
Carl Tamayo chipped in seven points, four rebounds, two assists, one steal, and one block. Meanwhile, Kouame produced 15 points, 10 rebounds, and two blocks. The Fighting Maroons also had 13 fastbreak points and 10 turnover points. Alarcon contributed 11 points, four rebounds, two assists, and one steal. Tamayo then missed two free throws and Kouame tried to score, only for Lucero to block his attempt. The Fighting Maroons are now just one win away from winning two consecutive crowns for the first time in school history.
Despite a hiccup against La Salle in eliminations that saw their perfect record blemished and a historic 108-game win streak snapped, the NU Lady Bulldogs ...
The goal is to win the championship and I'm glad that each and everyone of us did our share, and nanalo kami." "The credit goes to all of our girls. Of note, though, is that UE shared the title with UST in 1969 as co-champions.
Zavier Lucero and Harold Alarcon lead the defending UAAP champion UP Fighting Maroons in a clutch finals Game 1 escape of the Ateneo Blue Eagles.
I like the way the team looked for the open man,” said UP head coach Goldwin Monteverde. The ball movement was also really there. Coming off a 58-56 lead with 7:20 left in the fourth quarter, UP unleashed its two-way chops on Ateneo with a pivotal 10-2 run ending at the 4:37 mark, highlighted by a huge Lucero block on Chris Koon and two booming triples by Alarcon for the 68-58 separation.
MANILA, Philippines–University of the Philippines fired too many weapons Ateneo found hard to neutralize as the Fighting Maroons seized Game 1 of their UAAP ...
1 fast-breaking team this season forged ahead early with a double-digit advantage anchored on the efforts of Cyril Gonzales, Harold Alarcon and JD Cagulangan. Cagulangan grabbed the rebound above everybody else in the next sequence and ran the length of the floor as the UP offense found Lucero for a buzzer-beating layup that put them ahead, 42-35, at the half. JD Cagulangan iced the win with a pair of freebies for UP, which is seeking to write history as the only team to win two championships in a single year.
Defending champion University of the Philippines showed championship poise and fended off Ateneo's late comeback, 72-66, in Game 1 of their the UAAP Season 85 ...
I like the way ‘yong team went for the open man. 11, at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. Just as Ateneo was about to recover from continuous rejection, Alarcon drilled a triple from the corner at the 6:38 mark to put the lead back up to five, 61-56.
UNIVERSITY of the Philippines proved its championship mettle down the stretch, banking on a strong finish to hold off Ateneo, 72-66, and move a win away ...
Forthsky Padrigao led Ateneo with 16 points but had to go out midway through the second quarter because of cramps. I like the way the team was looking for the open man. The Blue Eagles had a chance to tie the game on the next possession with Chris Koon looking to slam it home, but Lucero rejected the attempt emphatically – with his block resulting in an Alarcon three-pointer a few seconds later in a five-point swing, giving the Fighting Maroons a 61-56 lead.
MANILA, Philippines — Harold Alarcon rose to the occasion and hit two crucial triples that sparked University of the Philippines' big run midway in the ...
“Expect us to give our all. It was my second three-pointer, so I just shot the ball because the shot clock was expiring. It just so happened that I was open so I took it.
The University of the Philippines (UP) inches closer to a title repeat in the UAAP men's basketball tournament after holding off the Ateneo de Manila ...
The defending champion University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons are close to something they haven't achieved before—claim a second consecutive crown ...
Zavier Lucero struck with a team-high 14 points and hauled 11 rebounds for the Fighting Maroons, who will be shooting for a title sweep of the series in Game 2 on Wednesday at the Araneta Coliseum. They got on the boards, they rebounded well. The movement of the ball was there.
The University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroons fought off the Ateneo de Manila University Blue Eagles, 72-66, to take Game 1 of the UAAP Season 85 ...
Carl Tamayo chipped in seven points, four rebounds, two assists, one steal, and one block. Ildefonso and Andrade scored 10 points each, with the former clinching seven rebounds. SunStar website welcomes friendly debate, but comments posted on this site do not necessarily reflect the views of the SunStar management and its affiliates. Alarcon contributed 11 points, four rebounds, two assists, and one steal. Tamayo then missed two free throws, and Kouame tried to score, only for Lucero to block his attempt. UP held a slim 58-56 edge at the 7:22 mark of the fourth quarter.