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The De La Salle Junior Archers’ title bid in UAAP Season 74 came to a stunning end today after losing to the NU Bullpups 49-46 in the deciding game of their Final Four series at the Blue Eagle Gym.

NU thus overcame DLSZ’s twice-to-beat advantage to advance to the finals against FEU-FERN, who dethroned Ateneo 63-56 in the other semis match-up.

It is a sad finish to what had for the most part been a superb season for the Junior Archers. After winning their first 7 games, the team struggled in the second round and was relegated to the second-seed in the Final Four. With most of their players graduating, the Junior Archers will rebuild next season.

The Lady Archers are likewise out of contention as they bow down to the FEU Lady Tamaraws 66-44 in their own semis knock-out affair earlier in the day. FEU will face defending champion Adamson in a finals rematch. The Lady Archers, who lost a couple of key players to injury before the start of the season ends up in fourth place.

Boxscores

Womens
FEU 66- Palmara 17, Lim 14, Sambile 11, Borja 9, Columna 8, Valenzona 6, Yazon 1, Siat 0, Rosaldo 0, Supnet 0, Soriano 0, Regidor 0, Albano 0

DLSU 44- Corcuera 14, Viterbo 10, Piatos 7, Wilson 6, Abaca 5, Ong 2, Vela 0, Melendres 0, Gonzales 0, Garcia 0, Ramos 0

Quarterscores: 23-12;39-21;46-31;66-44

Juniors
NU 49 – Tendenilla 12, Atangan 11, Baliton 7, Rivero 7, Tansingco 5, Busa 5, Lapiz 2, Subrabas 0, Lopena 0, Napa 0

DLSZ 46 – Velhagen 9, Reyes 8, Lim 7, Boo 7, Torres 7, Tempongko 5, Subido 2, Joven 1, Yu 0, Bederi 0

Quarterscores: 18-15;31-20;36-33;49-46

The De La Salle Lady Archers defeated top-seed FEU 57-54 yesterday to force a winner-take-all match in the UAAP womens basketball final 4 at the Blue Eagle Gym. Hannah Viterbo and Aracelie Abaca scored 23 and 13 markers respectively for La Salle. The deciding game will be on Tuesday with the winner facing second-seed Adamson in the Finals. The Lady Falcons defeated UST 53-45 in the other final 4 pairing.

More game photos HERE

In the juniors division, second-seed De La Salle Zobel absorbed a crushing 66-52 loss to the NU Bullpups yesterday in their own semis match-up. It was bad offensive game for the Junior Archers as they only shot 23% from the field and were 2 of 30 beyond the three-point line. Gabby Reyes top scored for the team with 14 points but he was the only player who ended up in double figures. In the other series, defending champion Ateneo pulled out a surprising 62-53 win over top-seeded FEU. Game 2 of both series are also set this Tuesday.

More game photos HERE

Boxscores
DLSU 57 – Viterbo 23, Abaca 13, Piatos 8, Garcia 6, Wilson 3, Corcuera 2, Ramos 2, Melendres 0, Gonzales 0, Oyao 0

FEU 54 – Lim 17, Columna 10, Palmera 10, Sambile 9, Soriano 6, Supnet 2, Valenzona 0, Siat 0, Yazon 0, Borja 0

Quarterscores 13-16;20-30;43-39;57-54

Juniors
NU 66- Napa 17, Atangan 14, Baliton 12, Rivero 11. Tendenilla 7, Busa 3, Tansingco 2, Subrabas 0, Lutia 0, Lopena 0, Lapiz 0, Caulian 0, Castillo 0, Battad 0, Busa 0

DLSZ 52 – Reyes 14, Boo 9, Torres 8, Lim 7, Subido 4, Velhagen 4, Yu 3, Betia 3, Joven 0, Bederi 0, Tempongko 0, Sajulga 0

Quarterscores: 20-11;28-25;47-32;66-52

The De La Salle Zobel Junior Archers end their elimination round campaign with a loss to the Ateneo Blue Eaglets 67-56 last Saturday at the Blue Eagle Gym.

The defending champion Eaglets led throughout the match as they played relentless defense on the DLSZ’s top guns. Axel Torres was the only player who scored in double figures with 12 points while Gabby Reyes was limited to just 4 points. As a team, the Junior Archers were a woeful 22 for 79 from the field as compared to the 55% shooting clip of Ateneo.

DLSZ, with an 11-3 record finishes 2nd in the standings and will still get the twice-to-beat advantage in the Final Four. They will face the NU Bullpups (10-4) this Friday, 3PM at the Blue Eagle Gym.

The Blue Eaglets (9-5), just like their senior counterparts are also aiming for a 4-peat this season. They will face FEU (12-2) in the other semis matchup.

More game photos HERE

Meanwhile, the De La Salle Lady Archers pulled out a come-from-behind 47-39 win over NU at the end of the eliminations last Sunday at the Blue Eagle Gym. Aracelie Abaca led the team with 12 points and 18 rebounds.

Despite finishing with the same 10-4 record as UST and AdU, La Salle was relegated to the 4th seed in the Final Four by virtue of an inferior quotient. They play top seed FEU (12-2) this Friday, 11AM at the Blue Eagle Gym.

Juniors
ADMU 67 – Ramos 16, Porter 15, Asistio 12, Gamboa 7, Tenorio 7, Austria 6, Asuncion 2, Vitangcol 2, Ravena 0, Capacio 0, Black 0, Suarez 0, Lim 0,

DLSZ 56 – Torres 12, Velhagen 9, Subido 7, Tempongko 7, Yu 6, Reyes 4, Betia 4, Lim 3, Joven 2, Boo 2.

Quarterscores: 16-12; 42-32; 54-45; 67-56

Womens
DLSU 47 – Abaca 12, Corcuera 8, Wilson 8, Garcia 7, Piatos 6, Ong 3, Viterbo 3, Melendres 0, Gonzales 0, Ramos 0

NU 39 – Tolentino 9, Miranda 9, Alla 9, Oriel 4, Pama 3, Meneses 3, Santos 2, Alejo 0, Mendoza 0

Quarterscores 5-12;14-24;27-33;47-39

The Junior Archers crushed UPIS 78-56 Saturday to remain tied with FEU for first place at 11-2. Gabby Reyes led DLSZ with 21 points and 7 rebounds. Though already assured of a final four berth, the team’s last elimination round game against Ateneo (8-5) is still a must-win. With the second round ending this Saturday, the NU Bullpups (10-3) can force a three-way tie for the top spot if they beat FEU and if the Junior Archers lose to the Eaglets. A win by DLSZ will assure them of the twice-to-beat incentive in the semis.

Meanwhile, the Lady Archers fell a tad short in their comeback as they lose to FEU 59-53 in overtime last Sunday. Trailing for most of the match, La Salle managed to tie the score in the closing seconds of regulation. Unfortunately, they were not able to sustain their run in the extra period as FEU escaped with the win to remain on top of the standings at 11-2. Despite the defeat, the Lady Archers (9-4) still can force a tie for the second final 4 seed if they win their last elimination round game against NU coupled by a UST (10-3) loss to FEU this Sunday.

Boxscores

Juniors
DLSZ 78 – Reyes 21, Subido 11, Tempongko 7, Lim 6, Velhagen 6, Betia 6, Joven 5, Boo 5, Torres 5, Moran 2, Bederi 2, Salvador 2, Yu 0, Sajulga 0, Concepcion 0

UPIS 56 – Sablan 14, Nacpil 12, General 6, Cinco 6, Ancheta 6, Pajarillaga 3, Dario 3, Lina 3, Gregorio 2, Abenojar 1, Quejada 0

Quarterscores 23-11;38-23;52-42;78-56

Womens
FEU 59 – Lim 20, Columna 13, Palmera 10, Soriano 5, Borja 4, Yazon 3, Sambile 2, Valenzona 1, Supnet 1

DLSU 53 – Abaca 14, Garcia 12, Ramos 9, Corcuera 6, Viterbo 6, Piatos 4, Gonzales 2, Ong 0, Melendres 0, Wilson 0

Quarterscores: 16-9;27-20;44-36;50-50;59-53

De La Salle Zobel pounded UE 77-48 last Tuesday as they remain tied with FEU for the top spot in the UAAP juniors basketball tournament.

John Boo and Axel Torres both topscored with 14 points while Gabby Reyes and Joseph Tempongko added 12 and 10 points respectively for the Junior Archers, who improved their card to 10-2. More game photos HERE

Meanwhile, the Lady Archers formalize their entry in the final four as they escaped with a 58-51 overtime win over defending champion Adamson yesterday.

La Salle had 4 players in double figures led by Trisha Piatos with 15 points.

The Lady Archers continue to share the 2^nd and 3^rd spot with UST at 9-3 , just a game behind leader FEU.

Boxscores

Juniors

DLSZ 77 – Boo 14, Torres 14, Reyes 12, Tempongko 10, Velhagen 6, Joven 5, Yu 4, Subido 4, Lim 4, Sajulga 2, Betia 2, Moran 0, Bederi 0, Salvador 0, Concepcion 0

UE 48 – Sumang 15, Mandilag 9, Viajar 6, Rodriguz 6, Diswe 4, Santos 2, Malones 2, Duray 2, Ablaza 2, Panganiban 0, Briones 0, Bautista 0, Lapada 0

Quarterscores 17-17;46-27;52-42;77-48

Womens

DLSU 58 – Piatos 15, Wilson 13, Abaca 12, Garcia 11, Viterbo 5, Gonzales 2, Ong 0, Melendres 0, Corcuera 0, Ramos 0

AdU 51 – Buendia 19, Penaranda 11, Ortega 10, Bernardo 9, Taller 2, Taroja 0, De Leon 0, Avila 0, Balasta 0

Quarterscores 13-11;22-19;33-37;51-51;58-51

In women’s basketball, De La Salle defeated Ateneo last Sunday 43-39 as they dealt a huge blow to the Lady Eagles’ Final 4 aspirations. The Lady Archers are currently tied along with Adamson and UST for 2nd place at 8-3 while FEU leads the pack at 9-2. Ateneo falls to 5-6 and are virtually out of the semis race.

Photos of last Sunday’s game HERE

In high school action, the Junior Archers notched their 9th win last Saturday as they trounced the UST Tiger Cubs 56-47. DLSZ continues to share the lead in the standings with FEU at 9-2 followed by NU (8-3) and Ateneo (7-4).

Boxscores

Juniors

DLSZ 56 – Subido 17, Reyes 13, Velhagen 9, Torres 9, Lim 4, Yu 3, Joven 1, Boo 1, Bederi 0, Tempongko 0, Betia 0

UST 47 – Ilarde 11, Almajeda 10, Ungria 6, Cubilla 6, Latoreno 6, Bahia 5, Lo 2, Florentin 1, Soriano 0, Mayor 0, Lazaro 0

Quarterscores: 13-13;25-22;37-31;56-47′

Womens

DLSU 43 – Viterbo 15, Abaca 10, Piatos 6, Garcia 5, Ramos 3, Corcuera 2, Wilson 2, Ong 0, Melendres 0

ADMU 39 – Mercado 19, Chua 7, Bo-ot 3, Morales 3, Jose 2, Tiu 2, Dimaano 2, Ong 1, Aseron 0, Javier 0, Estrada 0

Quarterscores: 12-9;22-21;35-27;43-39

From Philstar.com

De La Salle leaned on Aracelie Abaca and Hannah Viterbo as it squeaked past fancied University of Santo Tomas, 51-49, in the UAAP Season 74 women’s basketball tournament at the Araneta Coliseum over the weekend.

Abaca and Viterbo scored 12 points apiece, Trisha Piatos added 11 markers and Kady Wilson hauled down 17 rebounds for the Lady Archers, who notched their sixth win in nine games.

UST dropped to 7-2.

Meanwhile, Alexander Torres shot 20 points as La Salle Zobel regained its winning ways with an 82-58 rout of Adamson in UAAP juniors basketball on Saturday at The Arena in San Juan.

Gabriel Reyes made 15 points, Kristiane Velhagen added 13 and Henri Subido scored 12 points for the Junior Archers, who bounced back from their 56-62 loss to FEU side last week after a sweep of the first round elims.

Boxscores

Womens

DLSU 51 – Abaca 12, Viterbo 12, Piatos 11, Garcia 8, Wilson 6, Corcuerra 2, Ong 0, Melendres 0, Gonzales 0, Ramos 0

UST 49 – Bombeo 10, Galicia 9, Siapoc 8, Ong 8 Mejia 5, Andaya 5, Reyes 4, Salvador 0, Silva 0

Quarterscores: 14-8;25-17;34-37;51-49

Juniors

DLSZ 82 – Torres 20, Reyes 15, Velhagen 13, Subido 12, Boo 7, Yu 4, Tempongko 4, Joven 3, Lim 2, Betia 2, Moran 0, Bederi 0, Salvador 0, Concepcion 0

AdU 58 – Quinlog 12, Soriano 10, Lara 9, Polican 8, Margallo 8, Quipse 5, Pineda 2, Daguman 2, Crino 2, Rearte 0, Enriquez 0, Canuel 0, Barroga 0, Malco 0

Quarterscores: 23-18;46-33;68-52;82-58

The Junior Archers’ unblemished record is now gone. The FEU  Baby Tamaraws rode a hot third period to give DLSZ its first loss of the season 62-56 last Saturday.

The game was close during the first two quarters with DLSZ holding on to a 1-point lead at halftime. FEU then went on a 20-7 run in the third quarter to finally take control of the match.

Gabby Reyes and Axel Torres led the Junior Archers with 15 and 12 points respectively. FEU’s Jerie Pingoy led all scorers with 21 points.

Despite the loss, DLSZ remains on top of the standings at 7-1. FEU is at solo 2nd at 6-2 while defending champion ADMU and NU share 3rd and 4th at 5-3.

In women’s basketball, the Lady Archers end a two-game losing streak as they thrashed UP 58-29 last Sunday. Hannah Viterbo scored 9 points while Aracelie Abaca added 8 for DLSU, who are currently 4th in the standings at 5-3.

Boxscores

Juniors – Aug 13

FEU 62 – Pingoy 21, Aguilon 12, Domingo 16, San Jose 6, Luz 5, Palacio 5, Hassan 3, You 2, Estacio 2, Estrada 0, Delfinado 0

DLSZ 56 – Reyes 15, Torres 12, Subido 9, Velhagen 9, Betia 5, Yu 4, Lim 1, Joven 1, Boo 0, Tempongko 0

Quarter Scores: 19-21;29-30;49-37;62-56

Womens – Aug 14

DLSU 58 – Viterbo 9, Abaca 8, Ramos 6, Oyao 6, Ong 5, Piatos 5, Vela 4, Melendres 4, Garcia 4, Corcuera 3, Pineda 2, Wilson 2, Oyama 0, Gonzales 0

UP 29 – Bautista 8, Paz 6, Mercado 6, Casino 4, Daez 2, Furagganan 2, Wong 1, Hufanda 0, Salapong 0, Luna 0, Binamira 0

Quarterscores: 13-4;29-18;45-23;58-29

As posted in Philstar.com

La Salle-Zobel bucked an erratic game and kept its composure down the stretch to repulse Far Eastern U, 63-60, in a duel of unbeaten teams for its fifth straight victory in the UAAP Season 74 juniors basketball at the Blue Eagle gym last Saturday.

Gabriel Reyes fired 17 points while Renzo Subido knocked down 11 points, going six-of-six from the charity lane while pulling down seven rebounds against a tall FEU side and finishing with three assists and one steal.

Kristiane Velhagen backed up Reyes and Subido with 10 points and six rebounds while Alexander Torres grabbed nine rebounds for the Junior Archers who moved two games away from sweeping the first round elims. Read more…