PBA Quarterfinals: Brgy Ginebra vs Rain or Shine December 21 2011 Result
The scores:
RAIN OR SHINE 106 - Chan 22, Buenafe 13, Matias 12, Belga 12, Arana 11, Norwood 9, Quinahan 9, Lee 8, Rodriguez 6, Cruz 4, Tang 0.
BARANGAY GINEBRA 91 - Cortez 17, Canaleta 13, Intal 12, Caguioa 11, Mamaril 10, Labagala 8, Villanueva 8, W. Wilson 6, Helterbrand 6, Tubid 0.
Quarterscores: 41-24, 58-37, 78-61, 106-91
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Thursday, December 22, 2011
Sunday, December 11, 2011
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Alaska Aces December 11 2011 Video Replay
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Alaska Aces December 11 2011
The scores:
RAIN OR SHINE 91 - Belga 14, Buenafe 14, Rodriguez 12, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Chan 8, Uyloan 6, Arana 6, Norwood 4, Quianahan 4, Tang 3, Jaime 0.
ALASKA 85 - Baguio 21, Tenorio 12, Thoss 12, Reyes 11, Eman 9, Custodio 8, Sotto 8, Salamat 2, Baracael 2, Pasculado 0.
Quarters: 19-20, 42-42, 70-66, 91-85
The scores:
RAIN OR SHINE 91 - Belga 14, Buenafe 14, Rodriguez 12, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Chan 8, Uyloan 6, Arana 6, Norwood 4, Quianahan 4, Tang 3, Jaime 0.
ALASKA 85 - Baguio 21, Tenorio 12, Thoss 12, Reyes 11, Eman 9, Custodio 8, Sotto 8, Salamat 2, Baracael 2, Pasculado 0.
Quarters: 19-20, 42-42, 70-66, 91-85
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Alaska Aces December 11 2011 Video Replay
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Alaska Aces December 11 2011
The scores:
RAIN OR SHINE 91 - Belga 14, Buenafe 14, Rodriguez 12, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Chan 8, Uyloan 6, Arana 6, Norwood 4, Quianahan 4, Tang 3, Jaime 0.
ALASKA 85 - Baguio 21, Tenorio 12, Thoss 12, Reyes 11, Eman 9, Custodio 8, Sotto 8, Salamat 2, Baracael 2, Pasculado 0.
Quarters: 19-20, 42-42, 70-66, 91-85
The scores:
RAIN OR SHINE 91 - Belga 14, Buenafe 14, Rodriguez 12, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Chan 8, Uyloan 6, Arana 6, Norwood 4, Quianahan 4, Tang 3, Jaime 0.
ALASKA 85 - Baguio 21, Tenorio 12, Thoss 12, Reyes 11, Eman 9, Custodio 8, Sotto 8, Salamat 2, Baracael 2, Pasculado 0.
Quarters: 19-20, 42-42, 70-66, 91-85
Sunday, November 27, 2011
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Barako Bull November 27 2011 Video Replay
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Barako Bull November 27 2011
The scores:
BARAKO 106 - Pennisi 22, Ababou 21, Miller 16, Seigle 14, Allado 11, Salvacion 6, Arboleda 5, Pena 5, Gatumbato 3, Aquino 2, Artadi 1.
RAIN OR SHINE 102 - Lee 24, Chan 21, Quinahan 14, Rodriguez 12, Matias 10, Belga 6, Arana 6, Tang 4, Norwood 3, Cruz 2, Buenafe 0, Ibanes 0.
Quarters: 25-24, 49-48, 77-71, 106-102
The scores:
BARAKO 106 - Pennisi 22, Ababou 21, Miller 16, Seigle 14, Allado 11, Salvacion 6, Arboleda 5, Pena 5, Gatumbato 3, Aquino 2, Artadi 1.
RAIN OR SHINE 102 - Lee 24, Chan 21, Quinahan 14, Rodriguez 12, Matias 10, Belga 6, Arana 6, Tang 4, Norwood 3, Cruz 2, Buenafe 0, Ibanes 0.
Quarters: 25-24, 49-48, 77-71, 106-102
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Barako Bull November 27 2011 Video Replay
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Barako Bull November 27 2011
The scores:
BARAKO 106 - Pennisi 22, Ababou 21, Miller 16, Seigle 14, Allado 11, Salvacion 6, Arboleda 5, Pena 5, Gatumbato 3, Aquino 2, Artadi 1.
RAIN OR SHINE 102 - Lee 24, Chan 21, Quinahan 14, Rodriguez 12, Matias 10, Belga 6, Arana 6, Tang 4, Norwood 3, Cruz 2, Buenafe 0, Ibanes 0.
Quarters: 25-24, 49-48, 77-71, 106-102
The scores:
BARAKO 106 - Pennisi 22, Ababou 21, Miller 16, Seigle 14, Allado 11, Salvacion 6, Arboleda 5, Pena 5, Gatumbato 3, Aquino 2, Artadi 1.
RAIN OR SHINE 102 - Lee 24, Chan 21, Quinahan 14, Rodriguez 12, Matias 10, Belga 6, Arana 6, Tang 4, Norwood 3, Cruz 2, Buenafe 0, Ibanes 0.
Quarters: 25-24, 49-48, 77-71, 106-102
Saturday, November 26, 2011
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs B-Meg Llamados November 25 2011 Replay Video
Rain or Shine vs B-Meg Llamados November 25 2011 Result:
The scores:
B-MEG 102 - Yap J. 32, Simon 16, Barroca 14, Urbiztondo 11, Raymundo 11, Pingris 10, De Vance 3, Reavis 3, Yap R. 2, De Ocampo 0.
RAIN OR SHINE 100 - Lee 21, Buenafe 12, Matias 10, Rodriguez 9, Arana 9, Tang 8, Norwood 7, Belga 7, Chan 6, Quinahan 6, Cruz 4, Ibanes 1.
Quarterscores: 30-13, 51-49, 79-77, 102-100
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B-MEG 102 - Yap J. 32, Simon 16, Barroca 14, Urbiztondo 11, Raymundo 11, Pingris 10, De Vance 3, Reavis 3, Yap R. 2, De Ocampo 0.
RAIN OR SHINE 100 - Lee 21, Buenafe 12, Matias 10, Rodriguez 9, Arana 9, Tang 8, Norwood 7, Belga 7, Chan 6, Quinahan 6, Cruz 4, Ibanes 1.
Quarterscores: 30-13, 51-49, 79-77, 102-100
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PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs B-Meg Llamados November 25 2011 Replay Video
Rain or Shine vs B-Meg Llamados November 25 2011 Result:
The scores:
B-MEG 102 - Yap J. 32, Simon 16, Barroca 14, Urbiztondo 11, Raymundo 11, Pingris 10, De Vance 3, Reavis 3, Yap R. 2, De Ocampo 0.
RAIN OR SHINE 100 - Lee 21, Buenafe 12, Matias 10, Rodriguez 9, Arana 9, Tang 8, Norwood 7, Belga 7, Chan 6, Quinahan 6, Cruz 4, Ibanes 1.
Quarterscores: 30-13, 51-49, 79-77, 102-100
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B-MEG 102 - Yap J. 32, Simon 16, Barroca 14, Urbiztondo 11, Raymundo 11, Pingris 10, De Vance 3, Reavis 3, Yap R. 2, De Ocampo 0.
RAIN OR SHINE 100 - Lee 21, Buenafe 12, Matias 10, Rodriguez 9, Arana 9, Tang 8, Norwood 7, Belga 7, Chan 6, Quinahan 6, Cruz 4, Ibanes 1.
Quarterscores: 30-13, 51-49, 79-77, 102-100
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Friday, November 4, 2011
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Shopinas November 4 2011 Replay
The scores:
RAIN OR SHINE 96 - Chan 28, Buenafe 12, Cruz 11, Quinahan 9, Lee 7, Belga 6, Rodriguez 5, Arana 5,
Uyloan 4, Norwood 3, Matias 2, Jaime 2, Ibanes 2.
SHOPINAS.COM 75 - Sena 15, Menor 14, Canlas 8, Espiritu 8, Sison 6, Jazul 4, Aquino 4, Hubalde 4, Se
4, Ritualo 4, Mirza 2, Duncil 2, Hermida 0, Daa 0.
Quarterscores: 17-19, 43-39, 70-49, 96-75
RAIN OR SHINE 96 - Chan 28, Buenafe 12, Cruz 11, Quinahan 9, Lee 7, Belga 6, Rodriguez 5, Arana 5,
Uyloan 4, Norwood 3, Matias 2, Jaime 2, Ibanes 2.
SHOPINAS.COM 75 - Sena 15, Menor 14, Canlas 8, Espiritu 8, Sison 6, Jazul 4, Aquino 4, Hubalde 4, Se
4, Ritualo 4, Mirza 2, Duncil 2, Hermida 0, Daa 0.
Quarterscores: 17-19, 43-39, 70-49, 96-75
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Shopinas November 4 2011 Replay
The scores:
RAIN OR SHINE 96 - Chan 28, Buenafe 12, Cruz 11, Quinahan 9, Lee 7, Belga 6, Rodriguez 5, Arana 5,
Uyloan 4, Norwood 3, Matias 2, Jaime 2, Ibanes 2.
SHOPINAS.COM 75 - Sena 15, Menor 14, Canlas 8, Espiritu 8, Sison 6, Jazul 4, Aquino 4, Hubalde 4, Se
4, Ritualo 4, Mirza 2, Duncil 2, Hermida 0, Daa 0.
Quarterscores: 17-19, 43-39, 70-49, 96-75
RAIN OR SHINE 96 - Chan 28, Buenafe 12, Cruz 11, Quinahan 9, Lee 7, Belga 6, Rodriguez 5, Arana 5,
Uyloan 4, Norwood 3, Matias 2, Jaime 2, Ibanes 2.
SHOPINAS.COM 75 - Sena 15, Menor 14, Canlas 8, Espiritu 8, Sison 6, Jazul 4, Aquino 4, Hubalde 4, Se
4, Ritualo 4, Mirza 2, Duncil 2, Hermida 0, Daa 0.
Quarterscores: 17-19, 43-39, 70-49, 96-75
Sunday, October 30, 2011
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Meralco Bolts October 30 2011
IN a single game, Rain or Shine registered a PBA all-time record and four new franchise marks.
The outcome was so one-sided that Mark Cardona and Sol Mercado should have decided not to suit up.
As a result, the two superstars have merely become footnotes.
Rain or Shine emphatically set a new league record for most three-point shots converted in a game,
and with it went on to record its biggest margin of victory, its highest output and best field-goal
percentage in franchise history last night, tearing Meralco apart right in the first half on its way
to a 139-95 triumph in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.
The Elasto Painters knocked in 22 three-point shots to establish a fresh record since the PBA
reverted to the old and farther rainbow country line of 22 feet in the 2009-10 season. They fell
just one three-point shot short of matching the 23 defending champion Talk ‘N Text accomplished
twice (2007-08 and 2008-09) when the league went along with the 20.5 distance of the FIBA rules.
Rain or Shine converted another all-time record 13 in the opening two quarters to set the tone of
the lopsided, unforgiving contest that witnessed valuable contribution from about every player
fielded by coach Yeng Guiao.
Ronjay Buenafe scored 15 of his 24 points in the breakaway second quarter, and rookie Paul Lee got
the better end of his highly-anticipated confrontation with Sol Mercado with a balanced production
of 19 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Elasto Painters nailed down their fifth win with
only a single loss to show.
The manner by which Rain or Shine pulled off the victory came as a disbelief even to Guiao and the
rest of the franchise, who were expecting the Bolts to come out in vengeance mode after winning
their first meeting in the season-opening tournament last Oct. 19, 89-84.
“I haven’t seen a game like this in a long time,” Guiao said. “The whole team was in a zone
and I didn’t expect this from the start. Nagulat kami. Kahit kami hindi namin akalain.”
The game began with a three-point shot from Beau Belga, and the scoring for the Elasto Painters at
the end of the first and second quarters were capped by similar ways. Through the first 24 minutes
of action, Rain or Shine buried 13 three-pointers for 39 points, more than half of its output at the
break (68-41).
“What really makes it for us is our defense,” Guiao said. “This is a sign of maturity of the
team.”
Jeff Chan added 20 points and Belga had 14 on 4-of-4 shooting from rainbow country. Jervy Cruz and
Ronnie Matias each contributed 10 points. Gabe Norwood had nine assists and seven points.
The Elasto Painters, who led by as huge as 45 points (101-56), also shot 53 of their 80 attempts
from the floor for a franchise record of 66 percent clip.
Meralco, which appeared to be drifting higher in performance after the return of Mercado and Mark
Cardona, suffered its worst defeat since joining the PBA family last season.
Cardona had 25 points, Nerlbert Omolon 13, and Mercado 12 for the Bolts, who walked into the contest
noted for their defense having limited opponents to an average output of 80 points.
Against Rain or Shine, though, the Bolts’ defense was non-existent.
They couldn’t pinpoint which player to defend, couldn’t box out in the battle off the boards,
and simply couldn’t stop the Elasto Painters from draining three-point shots one after the other.
In each of every quarter, Rain or Shine scored at least 33 points.
The Bolts dropped to a 4-3 (win-loss) record. (ZM)
The scores:
Rain or Shine 139 - Buenafe 24, Chan 20, Lee 19, Belga 14, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Quinahan 10, Norwood
7, Rodriguez 7, Arana 6, Ibanes 5, Jaime 4, Uyloan 3.
Meralco 95 - Cardona 25, Omolon 13, Mercado 12, Espinas 12, Isip 9, Hugnatan 9, Laete 4, Faundo 3,
Yee 3, Macapagal 3, Ballesteros 2, Taulava 0, Borboran 0.
Quarterscores: 33-20, 68-41, 106-64, 139-95.
The outcome was so one-sided that Mark Cardona and Sol Mercado should have decided not to suit up.
As a result, the two superstars have merely become footnotes.
Rain or Shine emphatically set a new league record for most three-point shots converted in a game,
and with it went on to record its biggest margin of victory, its highest output and best field-goal
percentage in franchise history last night, tearing Meralco apart right in the first half on its way
to a 139-95 triumph in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.
The Elasto Painters knocked in 22 three-point shots to establish a fresh record since the PBA
reverted to the old and farther rainbow country line of 22 feet in the 2009-10 season. They fell
just one three-point shot short of matching the 23 defending champion Talk ‘N Text accomplished
twice (2007-08 and 2008-09) when the league went along with the 20.5 distance of the FIBA rules.
Rain or Shine converted another all-time record 13 in the opening two quarters to set the tone of
the lopsided, unforgiving contest that witnessed valuable contribution from about every player
fielded by coach Yeng Guiao.
Ronjay Buenafe scored 15 of his 24 points in the breakaway second quarter, and rookie Paul Lee got
the better end of his highly-anticipated confrontation with Sol Mercado with a balanced production
of 19 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Elasto Painters nailed down their fifth win with
only a single loss to show.
The manner by which Rain or Shine pulled off the victory came as a disbelief even to Guiao and the
rest of the franchise, who were expecting the Bolts to come out in vengeance mode after winning
their first meeting in the season-opening tournament last Oct. 19, 89-84.
“I haven’t seen a game like this in a long time,” Guiao said. “The whole team was in a zone
and I didn’t expect this from the start. Nagulat kami. Kahit kami hindi namin akalain.”
The game began with a three-point shot from Beau Belga, and the scoring for the Elasto Painters at
the end of the first and second quarters were capped by similar ways. Through the first 24 minutes
of action, Rain or Shine buried 13 three-pointers for 39 points, more than half of its output at the
break (68-41).
“What really makes it for us is our defense,” Guiao said. “This is a sign of maturity of the
team.”
Jeff Chan added 20 points and Belga had 14 on 4-of-4 shooting from rainbow country. Jervy Cruz and
Ronnie Matias each contributed 10 points. Gabe Norwood had nine assists and seven points.
The Elasto Painters, who led by as huge as 45 points (101-56), also shot 53 of their 80 attempts
from the floor for a franchise record of 66 percent clip.
Meralco, which appeared to be drifting higher in performance after the return of Mercado and Mark
Cardona, suffered its worst defeat since joining the PBA family last season.
Cardona had 25 points, Nerlbert Omolon 13, and Mercado 12 for the Bolts, who walked into the contest
noted for their defense having limited opponents to an average output of 80 points.
Against Rain or Shine, though, the Bolts’ defense was non-existent.
They couldn’t pinpoint which player to defend, couldn’t box out in the battle off the boards,
and simply couldn’t stop the Elasto Painters from draining three-point shots one after the other.
In each of every quarter, Rain or Shine scored at least 33 points.
The Bolts dropped to a 4-3 (win-loss) record. (ZM)
The scores:
Rain or Shine 139 - Buenafe 24, Chan 20, Lee 19, Belga 14, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Quinahan 10, Norwood
7, Rodriguez 7, Arana 6, Ibanes 5, Jaime 4, Uyloan 3.
Meralco 95 - Cardona 25, Omolon 13, Mercado 12, Espinas 12, Isip 9, Hugnatan 9, Laete 4, Faundo 3,
Yee 3, Macapagal 3, Ballesteros 2, Taulava 0, Borboran 0.
Quarterscores: 33-20, 68-41, 106-64, 139-95.
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Meralco Bolts October 30 2011
IN a single game, Rain or Shine registered a PBA all-time record and four new franchise marks.
The outcome was so one-sided that Mark Cardona and Sol Mercado should have decided not to suit up.
As a result, the two superstars have merely become footnotes.
Rain or Shine emphatically set a new league record for most three-point shots converted in a game,
and with it went on to record its biggest margin of victory, its highest output and best field-goal
percentage in franchise history last night, tearing Meralco apart right in the first half on its way
to a 139-95 triumph in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.
The Elasto Painters knocked in 22 three-point shots to establish a fresh record since the PBA
reverted to the old and farther rainbow country line of 22 feet in the 2009-10 season. They fell
just one three-point shot short of matching the 23 defending champion Talk ‘N Text accomplished
twice (2007-08 and 2008-09) when the league went along with the 20.5 distance of the FIBA rules.
Rain or Shine converted another all-time record 13 in the opening two quarters to set the tone of
the lopsided, unforgiving contest that witnessed valuable contribution from about every player
fielded by coach Yeng Guiao.
Ronjay Buenafe scored 15 of his 24 points in the breakaway second quarter, and rookie Paul Lee got
the better end of his highly-anticipated confrontation with Sol Mercado with a balanced production
of 19 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Elasto Painters nailed down their fifth win with
only a single loss to show.
The manner by which Rain or Shine pulled off the victory came as a disbelief even to Guiao and the
rest of the franchise, who were expecting the Bolts to come out in vengeance mode after winning
their first meeting in the season-opening tournament last Oct. 19, 89-84.
“I haven’t seen a game like this in a long time,” Guiao said. “The whole team was in a zone
and I didn’t expect this from the start. Nagulat kami. Kahit kami hindi namin akalain.”
The game began with a three-point shot from Beau Belga, and the scoring for the Elasto Painters at
the end of the first and second quarters were capped by similar ways. Through the first 24 minutes
of action, Rain or Shine buried 13 three-pointers for 39 points, more than half of its output at the
break (68-41).
“What really makes it for us is our defense,” Guiao said. “This is a sign of maturity of the
team.”
Jeff Chan added 20 points and Belga had 14 on 4-of-4 shooting from rainbow country. Jervy Cruz and
Ronnie Matias each contributed 10 points. Gabe Norwood had nine assists and seven points.
The Elasto Painters, who led by as huge as 45 points (101-56), also shot 53 of their 80 attempts
from the floor for a franchise record of 66 percent clip.
Meralco, which appeared to be drifting higher in performance after the return of Mercado and Mark
Cardona, suffered its worst defeat since joining the PBA family last season.
Cardona had 25 points, Nerlbert Omolon 13, and Mercado 12 for the Bolts, who walked into the contest
noted for their defense having limited opponents to an average output of 80 points.
Against Rain or Shine, though, the Bolts’ defense was non-existent.
They couldn’t pinpoint which player to defend, couldn’t box out in the battle off the boards,
and simply couldn’t stop the Elasto Painters from draining three-point shots one after the other.
In each of every quarter, Rain or Shine scored at least 33 points.
The Bolts dropped to a 4-3 (win-loss) record. (ZM)
The scores:
Rain or Shine 139 - Buenafe 24, Chan 20, Lee 19, Belga 14, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Quinahan 10, Norwood
7, Rodriguez 7, Arana 6, Ibanes 5, Jaime 4, Uyloan 3.
Meralco 95 - Cardona 25, Omolon 13, Mercado 12, Espinas 12, Isip 9, Hugnatan 9, Laete 4, Faundo 3,
Yee 3, Macapagal 3, Ballesteros 2, Taulava 0, Borboran 0.
Quarterscores: 33-20, 68-41, 106-64, 139-95.
The outcome was so one-sided that Mark Cardona and Sol Mercado should have decided not to suit up.
As a result, the two superstars have merely become footnotes.
Rain or Shine emphatically set a new league record for most three-point shots converted in a game,
and with it went on to record its biggest margin of victory, its highest output and best field-goal
percentage in franchise history last night, tearing Meralco apart right in the first half on its way
to a 139-95 triumph in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.
The Elasto Painters knocked in 22 three-point shots to establish a fresh record since the PBA
reverted to the old and farther rainbow country line of 22 feet in the 2009-10 season. They fell
just one three-point shot short of matching the 23 defending champion Talk ‘N Text accomplished
twice (2007-08 and 2008-09) when the league went along with the 20.5 distance of the FIBA rules.
Rain or Shine converted another all-time record 13 in the opening two quarters to set the tone of
the lopsided, unforgiving contest that witnessed valuable contribution from about every player
fielded by coach Yeng Guiao.
Ronjay Buenafe scored 15 of his 24 points in the breakaway second quarter, and rookie Paul Lee got
the better end of his highly-anticipated confrontation with Sol Mercado with a balanced production
of 19 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Elasto Painters nailed down their fifth win with
only a single loss to show.
The manner by which Rain or Shine pulled off the victory came as a disbelief even to Guiao and the
rest of the franchise, who were expecting the Bolts to come out in vengeance mode after winning
their first meeting in the season-opening tournament last Oct. 19, 89-84.
“I haven’t seen a game like this in a long time,” Guiao said. “The whole team was in a zone
and I didn’t expect this from the start. Nagulat kami. Kahit kami hindi namin akalain.”
The game began with a three-point shot from Beau Belga, and the scoring for the Elasto Painters at
the end of the first and second quarters were capped by similar ways. Through the first 24 minutes
of action, Rain or Shine buried 13 three-pointers for 39 points, more than half of its output at the
break (68-41).
“What really makes it for us is our defense,” Guiao said. “This is a sign of maturity of the
team.”
Jeff Chan added 20 points and Belga had 14 on 4-of-4 shooting from rainbow country. Jervy Cruz and
Ronnie Matias each contributed 10 points. Gabe Norwood had nine assists and seven points.
The Elasto Painters, who led by as huge as 45 points (101-56), also shot 53 of their 80 attempts
from the floor for a franchise record of 66 percent clip.
Meralco, which appeared to be drifting higher in performance after the return of Mercado and Mark
Cardona, suffered its worst defeat since joining the PBA family last season.
Cardona had 25 points, Nerlbert Omolon 13, and Mercado 12 for the Bolts, who walked into the contest
noted for their defense having limited opponents to an average output of 80 points.
Against Rain or Shine, though, the Bolts’ defense was non-existent.
They couldn’t pinpoint which player to defend, couldn’t box out in the battle off the boards,
and simply couldn’t stop the Elasto Painters from draining three-point shots one after the other.
In each of every quarter, Rain or Shine scored at least 33 points.
The Bolts dropped to a 4-3 (win-loss) record. (ZM)
The scores:
Rain or Shine 139 - Buenafe 24, Chan 20, Lee 19, Belga 14, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Quinahan 10, Norwood
7, Rodriguez 7, Arana 6, Ibanes 5, Jaime 4, Uyloan 3.
Meralco 95 - Cardona 25, Omolon 13, Mercado 12, Espinas 12, Isip 9, Hugnatan 9, Laete 4, Faundo 3,
Yee 3, Macapagal 3, Ballesteros 2, Taulava 0, Borboran 0.
Quarterscores: 33-20, 68-41, 106-64, 139-95.
Monday, October 10, 2011
PBA: Rain or Shine vs Powerade Tigers October 9 2011 Result
RAIN or Shine used to break down during crunch time.
Two games into the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup, the Elasto Painters have remained rock-solid down the
stretch.
Rain or Shine put together a pair of critical stops late in the game Sunday night, surviving another
tense outing in a 96-93 victory over Powerade and joining Petron Blaze at the top of the standings
with its second straight win before a conference-high 10,121 fans at the Ynares Center in Antipolo
City.
A ballclub not necessarily noted for its defense, the Elasto Painters forced the Tigers to commit a
24-second shot-clock violation with 33 ticks left to play, and Jeff Chan came through with a
perfectly-timed rejection off a potential overtime-sending three-point shot by Gary David at the
deep right corner, securing their second straight win.
David, the reigning scoring champion, actually recovered the ball after the block, but was pressed
for time to launch another attempt, and his shot didn’t even hit the rim as time expired.
In pulling off the win, Rain or Shine escaped another thriller of an encounter just like the
opening-day victory it recorded against Ginebra, 94-93.
“I consider this as a good sign,” said Painters’ coach Yeng Guiao. “We’re winning close
games. Before our tendency was to collapse but now we proved that we can close out close games.”
Rookie Paul Lee, who debuted in sensational manner with 21 points and eight assists, wasn’t at his
finest decision-making form. He took an ill-advised three-point shot late in the game when Powerade
was already at penalty, and failed to get into a rhythm early because of foul trouble.
But the former University of the East standout who was picked No. 2 in the August Draft still came
away with a game-high 19 points marked by his first connection from the three-point area, an output
he shared with Chan.
“Paul Lee made one or two misjudgements,” said Guiao. “He’s still a rookie, but as I said
he’s special. He’s getting together well with our players and maganda naman ang samahan. The
chemistry is getting better.”
Yet it was Lee who gave Rain or Shine the breather it needed. He knocked in two pressure-filled free
throws with 57 seconds to go to make it a 96-93 ball game.
In the ensuing play, the Elasto Painters defended the shaded lane superbly, foiling attempts by
David and Marcio Lassiter for the 24-second turnover.
Rain or Shine was left with 33 seconds in the gameclock, and Lee was the one tasked to take the
shot. But instead of driving to the basket and fishing for a foul, Lee launched a three-point shot
at the top of the key that missed, leaving Powerade with eight seconds and the chance to send the
game into extra time.
Jireh Ibanes fouled Cruz four seconds into the Tigers’ possession, and Powerade’s opening to
send the game into overtime was obvious: convert the first attempt and deliberately miss the second
and hope for an offensive rebound.
But Cruz’s first shot rattled out, forcing him to intentionally muff the second. The incident
nearly turned out to be a blessing in disquise after David grabbed the loose ball. David swiftly set
off to the right corner for the potential game-tying triple, but Chan sprinted to reject the shot.
Gabe Norwood added 11 points which came with 10 rebounds and six assists and Ryan Arana had 10.
Doug Kramer scored 16 points and grabbed 14 boards to lead Powerade while David was held to only 14
points after scoring 31 in a 98-87 win over Shopinas last Wednesday.
The scores:
Rain or Shine 96 - Lee 19, Chan 19, Norwood 11, Arana 10, Quinahan 9, Rodriguez 8, Belga 7, Buenafe
6, Ibanes 3, Cruz 2, Matias 2.
Powerade 93 - Kramer 16, David 14, Anthony 13, Lingganay 12, Lassiter 12, Calimag 11, Cruz 7,
Martinez 3, Adducul 3, Crisano 2, Allera 0, Antonio 0.
Quarterscores: 21-21, 40-39, 68-65, 96-93.
Two games into the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup, the Elasto Painters have remained rock-solid down the
stretch.
Rain or Shine put together a pair of critical stops late in the game Sunday night, surviving another
tense outing in a 96-93 victory over Powerade and joining Petron Blaze at the top of the standings
with its second straight win before a conference-high 10,121 fans at the Ynares Center in Antipolo
City.
A ballclub not necessarily noted for its defense, the Elasto Painters forced the Tigers to commit a
24-second shot-clock violation with 33 ticks left to play, and Jeff Chan came through with a
perfectly-timed rejection off a potential overtime-sending three-point shot by Gary David at the
deep right corner, securing their second straight win.
David, the reigning scoring champion, actually recovered the ball after the block, but was pressed
for time to launch another attempt, and his shot didn’t even hit the rim as time expired.
In pulling off the win, Rain or Shine escaped another thriller of an encounter just like the
opening-day victory it recorded against Ginebra, 94-93.
“I consider this as a good sign,” said Painters’ coach Yeng Guiao. “We’re winning close
games. Before our tendency was to collapse but now we proved that we can close out close games.”
Rookie Paul Lee, who debuted in sensational manner with 21 points and eight assists, wasn’t at his
finest decision-making form. He took an ill-advised three-point shot late in the game when Powerade
was already at penalty, and failed to get into a rhythm early because of foul trouble.
But the former University of the East standout who was picked No. 2 in the August Draft still came
away with a game-high 19 points marked by his first connection from the three-point area, an output
he shared with Chan.
“Paul Lee made one or two misjudgements,” said Guiao. “He’s still a rookie, but as I said
he’s special. He’s getting together well with our players and maganda naman ang samahan. The
chemistry is getting better.”
Yet it was Lee who gave Rain or Shine the breather it needed. He knocked in two pressure-filled free
throws with 57 seconds to go to make it a 96-93 ball game.
In the ensuing play, the Elasto Painters defended the shaded lane superbly, foiling attempts by
David and Marcio Lassiter for the 24-second turnover.
Rain or Shine was left with 33 seconds in the gameclock, and Lee was the one tasked to take the
shot. But instead of driving to the basket and fishing for a foul, Lee launched a three-point shot
at the top of the key that missed, leaving Powerade with eight seconds and the chance to send the
game into extra time.
Jireh Ibanes fouled Cruz four seconds into the Tigers’ possession, and Powerade’s opening to
send the game into overtime was obvious: convert the first attempt and deliberately miss the second
and hope for an offensive rebound.
But Cruz’s first shot rattled out, forcing him to intentionally muff the second. The incident
nearly turned out to be a blessing in disquise after David grabbed the loose ball. David swiftly set
off to the right corner for the potential game-tying triple, but Chan sprinted to reject the shot.
Gabe Norwood added 11 points which came with 10 rebounds and six assists and Ryan Arana had 10.
Doug Kramer scored 16 points and grabbed 14 boards to lead Powerade while David was held to only 14
points after scoring 31 in a 98-87 win over Shopinas last Wednesday.
The scores:
Rain or Shine 96 - Lee 19, Chan 19, Norwood 11, Arana 10, Quinahan 9, Rodriguez 8, Belga 7, Buenafe
6, Ibanes 3, Cruz 2, Matias 2.
Powerade 93 - Kramer 16, David 14, Anthony 13, Lingganay 12, Lassiter 12, Calimag 11, Cruz 7,
Martinez 3, Adducul 3, Crisano 2, Allera 0, Antonio 0.
Quarterscores: 21-21, 40-39, 68-65, 96-93.
PBA: Rain or Shine vs Powerade Tigers October 9 2011 Result
RAIN or Shine used to break down during crunch time.
Two games into the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup, the Elasto Painters have remained rock-solid down the
stretch.
Rain or Shine put together a pair of critical stops late in the game Sunday night, surviving another
tense outing in a 96-93 victory over Powerade and joining Petron Blaze at the top of the standings
with its second straight win before a conference-high 10,121 fans at the Ynares Center in Antipolo
City.
A ballclub not necessarily noted for its defense, the Elasto Painters forced the Tigers to commit a
24-second shot-clock violation with 33 ticks left to play, and Jeff Chan came through with a
perfectly-timed rejection off a potential overtime-sending three-point shot by Gary David at the
deep right corner, securing their second straight win.
David, the reigning scoring champion, actually recovered the ball after the block, but was pressed
for time to launch another attempt, and his shot didn’t even hit the rim as time expired.
In pulling off the win, Rain or Shine escaped another thriller of an encounter just like the
opening-day victory it recorded against Ginebra, 94-93.
“I consider this as a good sign,” said Painters’ coach Yeng Guiao. “We’re winning close
games. Before our tendency was to collapse but now we proved that we can close out close games.”
Rookie Paul Lee, who debuted in sensational manner with 21 points and eight assists, wasn’t at his
finest decision-making form. He took an ill-advised three-point shot late in the game when Powerade
was already at penalty, and failed to get into a rhythm early because of foul trouble.
But the former University of the East standout who was picked No. 2 in the August Draft still came
away with a game-high 19 points marked by his first connection from the three-point area, an output
he shared with Chan.
“Paul Lee made one or two misjudgements,” said Guiao. “He’s still a rookie, but as I said
he’s special. He’s getting together well with our players and maganda naman ang samahan. The
chemistry is getting better.”
Yet it was Lee who gave Rain or Shine the breather it needed. He knocked in two pressure-filled free
throws with 57 seconds to go to make it a 96-93 ball game.
In the ensuing play, the Elasto Painters defended the shaded lane superbly, foiling attempts by
David and Marcio Lassiter for the 24-second turnover.
Rain or Shine was left with 33 seconds in the gameclock, and Lee was the one tasked to take the
shot. But instead of driving to the basket and fishing for a foul, Lee launched a three-point shot
at the top of the key that missed, leaving Powerade with eight seconds and the chance to send the
game into extra time.
Jireh Ibanes fouled Cruz four seconds into the Tigers’ possession, and Powerade’s opening to
send the game into overtime was obvious: convert the first attempt and deliberately miss the second
and hope for an offensive rebound.
But Cruz’s first shot rattled out, forcing him to intentionally muff the second. The incident
nearly turned out to be a blessing in disquise after David grabbed the loose ball. David swiftly set
off to the right corner for the potential game-tying triple, but Chan sprinted to reject the shot.
Gabe Norwood added 11 points which came with 10 rebounds and six assists and Ryan Arana had 10.
Doug Kramer scored 16 points and grabbed 14 boards to lead Powerade while David was held to only 14
points after scoring 31 in a 98-87 win over Shopinas last Wednesday.
The scores:
Rain or Shine 96 - Lee 19, Chan 19, Norwood 11, Arana 10, Quinahan 9, Rodriguez 8, Belga 7, Buenafe
6, Ibanes 3, Cruz 2, Matias 2.
Powerade 93 - Kramer 16, David 14, Anthony 13, Lingganay 12, Lassiter 12, Calimag 11, Cruz 7,
Martinez 3, Adducul 3, Crisano 2, Allera 0, Antonio 0.
Quarterscores: 21-21, 40-39, 68-65, 96-93.
Two games into the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup, the Elasto Painters have remained rock-solid down the
stretch.
Rain or Shine put together a pair of critical stops late in the game Sunday night, surviving another
tense outing in a 96-93 victory over Powerade and joining Petron Blaze at the top of the standings
with its second straight win before a conference-high 10,121 fans at the Ynares Center in Antipolo
City.
A ballclub not necessarily noted for its defense, the Elasto Painters forced the Tigers to commit a
24-second shot-clock violation with 33 ticks left to play, and Jeff Chan came through with a
perfectly-timed rejection off a potential overtime-sending three-point shot by Gary David at the
deep right corner, securing their second straight win.
David, the reigning scoring champion, actually recovered the ball after the block, but was pressed
for time to launch another attempt, and his shot didn’t even hit the rim as time expired.
In pulling off the win, Rain or Shine escaped another thriller of an encounter just like the
opening-day victory it recorded against Ginebra, 94-93.
“I consider this as a good sign,” said Painters’ coach Yeng Guiao. “We’re winning close
games. Before our tendency was to collapse but now we proved that we can close out close games.”
Rookie Paul Lee, who debuted in sensational manner with 21 points and eight assists, wasn’t at his
finest decision-making form. He took an ill-advised three-point shot late in the game when Powerade
was already at penalty, and failed to get into a rhythm early because of foul trouble.
But the former University of the East standout who was picked No. 2 in the August Draft still came
away with a game-high 19 points marked by his first connection from the three-point area, an output
he shared with Chan.
“Paul Lee made one or two misjudgements,” said Guiao. “He’s still a rookie, but as I said
he’s special. He’s getting together well with our players and maganda naman ang samahan. The
chemistry is getting better.”
Yet it was Lee who gave Rain or Shine the breather it needed. He knocked in two pressure-filled free
throws with 57 seconds to go to make it a 96-93 ball game.
In the ensuing play, the Elasto Painters defended the shaded lane superbly, foiling attempts by
David and Marcio Lassiter for the 24-second turnover.
Rain or Shine was left with 33 seconds in the gameclock, and Lee was the one tasked to take the
shot. But instead of driving to the basket and fishing for a foul, Lee launched a three-point shot
at the top of the key that missed, leaving Powerade with eight seconds and the chance to send the
game into extra time.
Jireh Ibanes fouled Cruz four seconds into the Tigers’ possession, and Powerade’s opening to
send the game into overtime was obvious: convert the first attempt and deliberately miss the second
and hope for an offensive rebound.
But Cruz’s first shot rattled out, forcing him to intentionally muff the second. The incident
nearly turned out to be a blessing in disquise after David grabbed the loose ball. David swiftly set
off to the right corner for the potential game-tying triple, but Chan sprinted to reject the shot.
Gabe Norwood added 11 points which came with 10 rebounds and six assists and Ryan Arana had 10.
Doug Kramer scored 16 points and grabbed 14 boards to lead Powerade while David was held to only 14
points after scoring 31 in a 98-87 win over Shopinas last Wednesday.
The scores:
Rain or Shine 96 - Lee 19, Chan 19, Norwood 11, Arana 10, Quinahan 9, Rodriguez 8, Belga 7, Buenafe
6, Ibanes 3, Cruz 2, Matias 2.
Powerade 93 - Kramer 16, David 14, Anthony 13, Lingganay 12, Lassiter 12, Calimag 11, Cruz 7,
Martinez 3, Adducul 3, Crisano 2, Allera 0, Antonio 0.
Quarterscores: 21-21, 40-39, 68-65, 96-93.
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