PBA Quarterfinals Result: B-Meg Llamados vs Powerade Tigers December 14 2011
The scores:
POWERADE 97 - David 32, Lassiter 24, Kramer 10, Anthony 9, Casio 9, Vanlandingham 5, Adducul 5, Lingganay 3, Allera 0, Cruz 0, Crisano 0, Antonio 0.
B-MEG 88 - Yap J. 21, Simon 16, Pingris 13, Raymundo 10, Urbiztondo 8, Barroca 6, De Vance 6, Yap R. 6, Reavis 2.
Quarters: 27-21, 50-39, 79-71, 97-88
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011
PBA Quarterfinals Result: B-Meg Llamados vs Powerade Tigers December 14 2011 Video Replay
PBA Quarterfinals Result: B-Meg Llamados vs Powerade Tigers December 14 2011
The scores:
POWERADE 97 - David 32, Lassiter 24, Kramer 10, Anthony 9, Casio 9, Vanlandingham 5, Adducul 5, Lingganay 3, Allera 0, Cruz 0, Crisano 0, Antonio 0.
B-MEG 88 - Yap J. 21, Simon 16, Pingris 13, Raymundo 10, Urbiztondo 8, Barroca 6, De Vance 6, Yap R. 6, Reavis 2.
Quarters: 27-21, 50-39, 79-71, 97-88
The scores:
POWERADE 97 - David 32, Lassiter 24, Kramer 10, Anthony 9, Casio 9, Vanlandingham 5, Adducul 5, Lingganay 3, Allera 0, Cruz 0, Crisano 0, Antonio 0.
B-MEG 88 - Yap J. 21, Simon 16, Pingris 13, Raymundo 10, Urbiztondo 8, Barroca 6, De Vance 6, Yap R. 6, Reavis 2.
Quarters: 27-21, 50-39, 79-71, 97-88
PBA Quarterfinals Result: Talk n Text vs Barako Bull December 14 2011 Video Replay
PBA Quarterfinals Result: Talk n Text vs Barako Bull December 14 2011
The scores:
TALK N' TEXT 81 - Castro 32, Alapag 15, Williams 14, Aguilar 10, Carey 8, Fonacier 2, Dillinger 0, Reyes 0, Alvarez 0, Lao 0.
BARAKO 79 - Pennisi 16, Miller 15, Pena 12, Seigle 9, Allado 9, Ababou 6, Arboleda 6, Salvacion 3, Gatumbato 2, Artadi 1, Aquino 0, Najorda 0.
Quarterscores: 17-25, 30-44, 56-59, 81-79
The scores:
TALK N' TEXT 81 - Castro 32, Alapag 15, Williams 14, Aguilar 10, Carey 8, Fonacier 2, Dillinger 0, Reyes 0, Alvarez 0, Lao 0.
BARAKO 79 - Pennisi 16, Miller 15, Pena 12, Seigle 9, Allado 9, Ababou 6, Arboleda 6, Salvacion 3, Gatumbato 2, Artadi 1, Aquino 0, Najorda 0.
Quarterscores: 17-25, 30-44, 56-59, 81-79
PBA Quarterfinals Result: Talk n Text vs Barako Bull December 14 2011 Video Replay
PBA Quarterfinals Result: Talk n Text vs Barako Bull December 14 2011
The scores:
TALK N' TEXT 81 - Castro 32, Alapag 15, Williams 14, Aguilar 10, Carey 8, Fonacier 2, Dillinger 0, Reyes 0, Alvarez 0, Lao 0.
BARAKO 79 - Pennisi 16, Miller 15, Pena 12, Seigle 9, Allado 9, Ababou 6, Arboleda 6, Salvacion 3, Gatumbato 2, Artadi 1, Aquino 0, Najorda 0.
Quarterscores: 17-25, 30-44, 56-59, 81-79
The scores:
TALK N' TEXT 81 - Castro 32, Alapag 15, Williams 14, Aguilar 10, Carey 8, Fonacier 2, Dillinger 0, Reyes 0, Alvarez 0, Lao 0.
BARAKO 79 - Pennisi 16, Miller 15, Pena 12, Seigle 9, Allado 9, Ababou 6, Arboleda 6, Salvacion 3, Gatumbato 2, Artadi 1, Aquino 0, Najorda 0.
Quarterscores: 17-25, 30-44, 56-59, 81-79
Thursday, October 27, 2011
PBA: B-Meg Llamados vs Powerade Tigers October 26 2011 Result
A LITTLE freedom can go a long way, as B-Meg head coach Tim Cone just pleasantly found out.
Allowing his players more leeway to create their own situations and differentiating from his usual
starting unit a bit, Cone was rewarded by the Llamados with a 97-80 win over Powerade Wednesday in
the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
PJ Simon was reverted back to his usual off-guard spot but still among B-Meg's starters and promptly
responded by starring on both ends of the court, scoring a game-high 21 points and anchoring some
fine defensive efforts.
"We decided to kind of shelf our unconventional lineup, which is not having a pure point guard. We
decided to change that today and that got everybody back into their comfort zone," related Cone, who
started Josh Urbiztondo as playmaker in lieu of Simon.
As a direct result, B-Meg improved its win-loss record to 2-3 and tied Powerade, which absorbed its
second straight setback.
James Yap added 20, the bulk coming in a first quarter breakaway, before the likes of rookie Mark
Barroca and Joe Devance joined in and helped get the job done.
All the while, Simon anchored the defense on Gary David and Marcio Lassiter before joining hands
with Urbiztondo in quashing the Tigers' fightback from as much as a 29-point deficit, earning
special mention from Cone.
"I thought PJ came out and became a committed defender. He did a great job on Gary and also Lassiter
in the first half," said Cone.
The way his charges generally played a great game also pleased Cone no end as the specter of a third
straight loss was easily dispelled.
"We talked about putting a good one together and we did put a good one together," he stated, already
looking ahead at their next game against Barako Bull in Panabo City on Saturday.
"I hope we can play better then than what we did today," said Cone. "I'm pleased with our effort,
especially our defense."
Lassiter scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half and had Sean Anthony as main
partner during a torrid run that brought Powerade within 65-74, still 7:08 remaining in the game.
Anthony had two triples and eight of his total 13 points while Lassiter added six points off his
three steals in that stretch that whittled what was a 68-48 B-Meg lead after the third period.
Then Urbiztondo buried a wide open trey and found Simon for a triple and a layup that jacked their
lead back up to 17.
"We were holding the ball too long, allowing us to get rushed," said Cone. "Then Josh hit that 3 and
Simon hit his own and that settled us back down. That's what our second group was supposed to do."
Devance's four points came during an 8-5 surge that put the outcome fully beyond doubt 90-70, only
2:22 left.
David missed his first six shots and wound up with seven points. He did not buy a baskiet until the
last 6:43 mark of the third period and wound up shooting 3-for-13 from the field for his lowest
output in the last five conferences.
JVee Casio was also shaky in only his second game from the knee injury that sidelined him in
Powerade's first three games. The star playmaker for the national team missed his first six shots
and wound up with only five points.
The burden of providing the needed points fell on the shoulders of Anthony, who had a triple in a
7-0 run winding up the third canto that cut what was an imposing 41-68 deficit.
It was Yap in the first quarter before Simon took the lead in the second period. The two-time MVP
scattered 12 of his points in the opening period, including five that sparked a 9-0 run from a 2-5
deficit. He added seven more during a 13-4 close out.
The hole dug by Powerade when it made just three of its first 17 shots got deeper as the game wore
on and as B-Meg grew hotter.
By the time Simon buried his first triple and Rico Maierhofer looped in a twinner, it was a 38-18
difference which B-Meg stretched to 46-25 at the half. The lead got stretched even more when the
Llamados scored the first eight points of the third period. (NC)
The scores:
B-MEG 97 - Simon 21, Yap J. 20, Barroca 11, De Vance 10, Urbiztondo 9, Raymundo 7, Pingris 6, Yap R.
6, Reavis 5, Maierhofer 2, Acuna 0.
POWERADE 80 - Lassiter 15, Anthony 13, Kramer 8, Cruz 8, Lingganay 7, Vanlandingham 7, David 7,
Adducul 7, Casio 5, Antonio 3, Calimag 0, Crisano 0.
Quarterscores: 24-9, 46-25, 68-48, 97-80
Allowing his players more leeway to create their own situations and differentiating from his usual
starting unit a bit, Cone was rewarded by the Llamados with a 97-80 win over Powerade Wednesday in
the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
PJ Simon was reverted back to his usual off-guard spot but still among B-Meg's starters and promptly
responded by starring on both ends of the court, scoring a game-high 21 points and anchoring some
fine defensive efforts.
"We decided to kind of shelf our unconventional lineup, which is not having a pure point guard. We
decided to change that today and that got everybody back into their comfort zone," related Cone, who
started Josh Urbiztondo as playmaker in lieu of Simon.
As a direct result, B-Meg improved its win-loss record to 2-3 and tied Powerade, which absorbed its
second straight setback.
James Yap added 20, the bulk coming in a first quarter breakaway, before the likes of rookie Mark
Barroca and Joe Devance joined in and helped get the job done.
All the while, Simon anchored the defense on Gary David and Marcio Lassiter before joining hands
with Urbiztondo in quashing the Tigers' fightback from as much as a 29-point deficit, earning
special mention from Cone.
"I thought PJ came out and became a committed defender. He did a great job on Gary and also Lassiter
in the first half," said Cone.
The way his charges generally played a great game also pleased Cone no end as the specter of a third
straight loss was easily dispelled.
"We talked about putting a good one together and we did put a good one together," he stated, already
looking ahead at their next game against Barako Bull in Panabo City on Saturday.
"I hope we can play better then than what we did today," said Cone. "I'm pleased with our effort,
especially our defense."
Lassiter scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half and had Sean Anthony as main
partner during a torrid run that brought Powerade within 65-74, still 7:08 remaining in the game.
Anthony had two triples and eight of his total 13 points while Lassiter added six points off his
three steals in that stretch that whittled what was a 68-48 B-Meg lead after the third period.
Then Urbiztondo buried a wide open trey and found Simon for a triple and a layup that jacked their
lead back up to 17.
"We were holding the ball too long, allowing us to get rushed," said Cone. "Then Josh hit that 3 and
Simon hit his own and that settled us back down. That's what our second group was supposed to do."
Devance's four points came during an 8-5 surge that put the outcome fully beyond doubt 90-70, only
2:22 left.
David missed his first six shots and wound up with seven points. He did not buy a baskiet until the
last 6:43 mark of the third period and wound up shooting 3-for-13 from the field for his lowest
output in the last five conferences.
JVee Casio was also shaky in only his second game from the knee injury that sidelined him in
Powerade's first three games. The star playmaker for the national team missed his first six shots
and wound up with only five points.
The burden of providing the needed points fell on the shoulders of Anthony, who had a triple in a
7-0 run winding up the third canto that cut what was an imposing 41-68 deficit.
It was Yap in the first quarter before Simon took the lead in the second period. The two-time MVP
scattered 12 of his points in the opening period, including five that sparked a 9-0 run from a 2-5
deficit. He added seven more during a 13-4 close out.
The hole dug by Powerade when it made just three of its first 17 shots got deeper as the game wore
on and as B-Meg grew hotter.
By the time Simon buried his first triple and Rico Maierhofer looped in a twinner, it was a 38-18
difference which B-Meg stretched to 46-25 at the half. The lead got stretched even more when the
Llamados scored the first eight points of the third period. (NC)
The scores:
B-MEG 97 - Simon 21, Yap J. 20, Barroca 11, De Vance 10, Urbiztondo 9, Raymundo 7, Pingris 6, Yap R.
6, Reavis 5, Maierhofer 2, Acuna 0.
POWERADE 80 - Lassiter 15, Anthony 13, Kramer 8, Cruz 8, Lingganay 7, Vanlandingham 7, David 7,
Adducul 7, Casio 5, Antonio 3, Calimag 0, Crisano 0.
Quarterscores: 24-9, 46-25, 68-48, 97-80
PBA: B-Meg Llamados vs Powerade Tigers October 26 2011 Result
A LITTLE freedom can go a long way, as B-Meg head coach Tim Cone just pleasantly found out.
Allowing his players more leeway to create their own situations and differentiating from his usual
starting unit a bit, Cone was rewarded by the Llamados with a 97-80 win over Powerade Wednesday in
the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
PJ Simon was reverted back to his usual off-guard spot but still among B-Meg's starters and promptly
responded by starring on both ends of the court, scoring a game-high 21 points and anchoring some
fine defensive efforts.
"We decided to kind of shelf our unconventional lineup, which is not having a pure point guard. We
decided to change that today and that got everybody back into their comfort zone," related Cone, who
started Josh Urbiztondo as playmaker in lieu of Simon.
As a direct result, B-Meg improved its win-loss record to 2-3 and tied Powerade, which absorbed its
second straight setback.
James Yap added 20, the bulk coming in a first quarter breakaway, before the likes of rookie Mark
Barroca and Joe Devance joined in and helped get the job done.
All the while, Simon anchored the defense on Gary David and Marcio Lassiter before joining hands
with Urbiztondo in quashing the Tigers' fightback from as much as a 29-point deficit, earning
special mention from Cone.
"I thought PJ came out and became a committed defender. He did a great job on Gary and also Lassiter
in the first half," said Cone.
The way his charges generally played a great game also pleased Cone no end as the specter of a third
straight loss was easily dispelled.
"We talked about putting a good one together and we did put a good one together," he stated, already
looking ahead at their next game against Barako Bull in Panabo City on Saturday.
"I hope we can play better then than what we did today," said Cone. "I'm pleased with our effort,
especially our defense."
Lassiter scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half and had Sean Anthony as main
partner during a torrid run that brought Powerade within 65-74, still 7:08 remaining in the game.
Anthony had two triples and eight of his total 13 points while Lassiter added six points off his
three steals in that stretch that whittled what was a 68-48 B-Meg lead after the third period.
Then Urbiztondo buried a wide open trey and found Simon for a triple and a layup that jacked their
lead back up to 17.
"We were holding the ball too long, allowing us to get rushed," said Cone. "Then Josh hit that 3 and
Simon hit his own and that settled us back down. That's what our second group was supposed to do."
Devance's four points came during an 8-5 surge that put the outcome fully beyond doubt 90-70, only
2:22 left.
David missed his first six shots and wound up with seven points. He did not buy a baskiet until the
last 6:43 mark of the third period and wound up shooting 3-for-13 from the field for his lowest
output in the last five conferences.
JVee Casio was also shaky in only his second game from the knee injury that sidelined him in
Powerade's first three games. The star playmaker for the national team missed his first six shots
and wound up with only five points.
The burden of providing the needed points fell on the shoulders of Anthony, who had a triple in a
7-0 run winding up the third canto that cut what was an imposing 41-68 deficit.
It was Yap in the first quarter before Simon took the lead in the second period. The two-time MVP
scattered 12 of his points in the opening period, including five that sparked a 9-0 run from a 2-5
deficit. He added seven more during a 13-4 close out.
The hole dug by Powerade when it made just three of its first 17 shots got deeper as the game wore
on and as B-Meg grew hotter.
By the time Simon buried his first triple and Rico Maierhofer looped in a twinner, it was a 38-18
difference which B-Meg stretched to 46-25 at the half. The lead got stretched even more when the
Llamados scored the first eight points of the third period. (NC)
The scores:
B-MEG 97 - Simon 21, Yap J. 20, Barroca 11, De Vance 10, Urbiztondo 9, Raymundo 7, Pingris 6, Yap R.
6, Reavis 5, Maierhofer 2, Acuna 0.
POWERADE 80 - Lassiter 15, Anthony 13, Kramer 8, Cruz 8, Lingganay 7, Vanlandingham 7, David 7,
Adducul 7, Casio 5, Antonio 3, Calimag 0, Crisano 0.
Quarterscores: 24-9, 46-25, 68-48, 97-80
Allowing his players more leeway to create their own situations and differentiating from his usual
starting unit a bit, Cone was rewarded by the Llamados with a 97-80 win over Powerade Wednesday in
the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
PJ Simon was reverted back to his usual off-guard spot but still among B-Meg's starters and promptly
responded by starring on both ends of the court, scoring a game-high 21 points and anchoring some
fine defensive efforts.
"We decided to kind of shelf our unconventional lineup, which is not having a pure point guard. We
decided to change that today and that got everybody back into their comfort zone," related Cone, who
started Josh Urbiztondo as playmaker in lieu of Simon.
As a direct result, B-Meg improved its win-loss record to 2-3 and tied Powerade, which absorbed its
second straight setback.
James Yap added 20, the bulk coming in a first quarter breakaway, before the likes of rookie Mark
Barroca and Joe Devance joined in and helped get the job done.
All the while, Simon anchored the defense on Gary David and Marcio Lassiter before joining hands
with Urbiztondo in quashing the Tigers' fightback from as much as a 29-point deficit, earning
special mention from Cone.
"I thought PJ came out and became a committed defender. He did a great job on Gary and also Lassiter
in the first half," said Cone.
The way his charges generally played a great game also pleased Cone no end as the specter of a third
straight loss was easily dispelled.
"We talked about putting a good one together and we did put a good one together," he stated, already
looking ahead at their next game against Barako Bull in Panabo City on Saturday.
"I hope we can play better then than what we did today," said Cone. "I'm pleased with our effort,
especially our defense."
Lassiter scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half and had Sean Anthony as main
partner during a torrid run that brought Powerade within 65-74, still 7:08 remaining in the game.
Anthony had two triples and eight of his total 13 points while Lassiter added six points off his
three steals in that stretch that whittled what was a 68-48 B-Meg lead after the third period.
Then Urbiztondo buried a wide open trey and found Simon for a triple and a layup that jacked their
lead back up to 17.
"We were holding the ball too long, allowing us to get rushed," said Cone. "Then Josh hit that 3 and
Simon hit his own and that settled us back down. That's what our second group was supposed to do."
Devance's four points came during an 8-5 surge that put the outcome fully beyond doubt 90-70, only
2:22 left.
David missed his first six shots and wound up with seven points. He did not buy a baskiet until the
last 6:43 mark of the third period and wound up shooting 3-for-13 from the field for his lowest
output in the last five conferences.
JVee Casio was also shaky in only his second game from the knee injury that sidelined him in
Powerade's first three games. The star playmaker for the national team missed his first six shots
and wound up with only five points.
The burden of providing the needed points fell on the shoulders of Anthony, who had a triple in a
7-0 run winding up the third canto that cut what was an imposing 41-68 deficit.
It was Yap in the first quarter before Simon took the lead in the second period. The two-time MVP
scattered 12 of his points in the opening period, including five that sparked a 9-0 run from a 2-5
deficit. He added seven more during a 13-4 close out.
The hole dug by Powerade when it made just three of its first 17 shots got deeper as the game wore
on and as B-Meg grew hotter.
By the time Simon buried his first triple and Rico Maierhofer looped in a twinner, it was a 38-18
difference which B-Meg stretched to 46-25 at the half. The lead got stretched even more when the
Llamados scored the first eight points of the third period. (NC)
The scores:
B-MEG 97 - Simon 21, Yap J. 20, Barroca 11, De Vance 10, Urbiztondo 9, Raymundo 7, Pingris 6, Yap R.
6, Reavis 5, Maierhofer 2, Acuna 0.
POWERADE 80 - Lassiter 15, Anthony 13, Kramer 8, Cruz 8, Lingganay 7, Vanlandingham 7, David 7,
Adducul 7, Casio 5, Antonio 3, Calimag 0, Crisano 0.
Quarterscores: 24-9, 46-25, 68-48, 97-80
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Result and Winners
The biggest talent search in the Philippines, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) Season 3 holds their grand finals last October 22-23 2011 at the Ynares Center, Antipolo City.
The grand winner of Season 3 of ABS-CBN’s talent show, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) is the Maasinhon Trio.
The group took home 2 million pesos. Rounding up the Top 3 are Bringas Brothers and Khalil Joseph Ramos. The text votes ranking of the rest of the contestants — El Gamma Penumbra, The Synergy, Sandugo Band, Twin Divas, Renagine Pepito, Loverkada Kids, Muriel Lomadilla, Kiriko, and Lucky Twins.
October 22, 2011 Grand Finals Performance Video:
October 23, 2011 Awards Night Video:
The grand winner of Season 3 of ABS-CBN’s talent show, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) is the Maasinhon Trio.
The group took home 2 million pesos. Rounding up the Top 3 are Bringas Brothers and Khalil Joseph Ramos. The text votes ranking of the rest of the contestants — El Gamma Penumbra, The Synergy, Sandugo Band, Twin Divas, Renagine Pepito, Loverkada Kids, Muriel Lomadilla, Kiriko, and Lucky Twins.
October 22, 2011 Grand Finals Performance Video:
October 23, 2011 Awards Night Video:
Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Result and Winners
The biggest talent search in the Philippines, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) Season 3 holds their grand finals last October 22-23 2011 at the Ynares Center, Antipolo City.
The grand winner of Season 3 of ABS-CBN’s talent show, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) is the Maasinhon Trio.
The group took home 2 million pesos. Rounding up the Top 3 are Bringas Brothers and Khalil Joseph Ramos. The text votes ranking of the rest of the contestants — El Gamma Penumbra, The Synergy, Sandugo Band, Twin Divas, Renagine Pepito, Loverkada Kids, Muriel Lomadilla, Kiriko, and Lucky Twins.
October 22, 2011 Grand Finals Performance Video:
October 23, 2011 Awards Night Video:
The grand winner of Season 3 of ABS-CBN’s talent show, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) is the Maasinhon Trio.
The group took home 2 million pesos. Rounding up the Top 3 are Bringas Brothers and Khalil Joseph Ramos. The text votes ranking of the rest of the contestants — El Gamma Penumbra, The Synergy, Sandugo Band, Twin Divas, Renagine Pepito, Loverkada Kids, Muriel Lomadilla, Kiriko, and Lucky Twins.
October 22, 2011 Grand Finals Performance Video:
October 23, 2011 Awards Night Video:
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Donaire vs Narvaez Result and Video Replay
Nonito Donaire beat previously undefeated Omar Narvaez via unanimous decision in their boxing fight in Madison Square Garden in New York.
Donaire won all rounds with all the three judges scoring it 120-108. He retains his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight belts. But this is Donaire’s last fight in the bantamweight as he is moving up to super bantamweight and is eyeing to face WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka or International Boxing Federation super bantamweight champion Jorge Arce in 2012.
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Donaire won all rounds with all the three judges scoring it 120-108. He retains his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight belts. But this is Donaire’s last fight in the bantamweight as he is moving up to super bantamweight and is eyeing to face WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka or International Boxing Federation super bantamweight champion Jorge Arce in 2012.
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Donaire vs Narvaez Result and Video Replay
Nonito Donaire beat previously undefeated Omar Narvaez via unanimous decision in their boxing fight in Madison Square Garden in New York.
Donaire won all rounds with all the three judges scoring it 120-108. He retains his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight belts. But this is Donaire’s last fight in the bantamweight as he is moving up to super bantamweight and is eyeing to face WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka or International Boxing Federation super bantamweight champion Jorge Arce in 2012.
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Donaire won all rounds with all the three judges scoring it 120-108. He retains his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight belts. But this is Donaire’s last fight in the bantamweight as he is moving up to super bantamweight and is eyeing to face WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka or International Boxing Federation super bantamweight champion Jorge Arce in 2012.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals
The biggest talent search in the Philippines, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) Season 3 will hold their grand finals this coming October 22-23 2011 at the Ynares Center, Antipolo City.
The Grand Finals will have a Live Telecast in ABS-CBN at 9:30pm.
Here is the list of Grand Finalists:
Sandugo Band (Singing/band) – San Pablo City
Muriel Lomadilla (Singing) – Cebu City
El Gamma Penumbra (Shadow Miming) – Batangas City
Luck Twins (Dancing) – Tacloban City
Bringas Brothers (Acoustic Singing) – Davao Del Sur
Synergy (Circus Acts) – Negros Occidental
Loverkada Kids (Dance with stunts) – Butuan City
Twin Divas (Sing and Dance) – Nueva Ecija
Maasinhon Trio (Singing) – Maasin City
Renagine Pepito (Singing) – Cagayan De Oro City
Kalil Ramos (Singing) - Parañaque City
Kiriko (Rapping) – Sta. Cruz Laguna
Saturday will be the performance night and Sunday will be the intermission of grand finalsts with special guests and decision night.
The Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Winners and Result will be updated here.
Watch Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals on ABS CBN Channel Online
The Grand Finals will have a Live Telecast in ABS-CBN at 9:30pm.
Here is the list of Grand Finalists:
Sandugo Band (Singing/band) – San Pablo City
Muriel Lomadilla (Singing) – Cebu City
El Gamma Penumbra (Shadow Miming) – Batangas City
Luck Twins (Dancing) – Tacloban City
Bringas Brothers (Acoustic Singing) – Davao Del Sur
Synergy (Circus Acts) – Negros Occidental
Loverkada Kids (Dance with stunts) – Butuan City
Twin Divas (Sing and Dance) – Nueva Ecija
Maasinhon Trio (Singing) – Maasin City
Renagine Pepito (Singing) – Cagayan De Oro City
Kalil Ramos (Singing) - Parañaque City
Kiriko (Rapping) – Sta. Cruz Laguna
Saturday will be the performance night and Sunday will be the intermission of grand finalsts with special guests and decision night.
The Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Winners and Result will be updated here.
Watch Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals on ABS CBN Channel Online
Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals
The biggest talent search in the Philippines, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) Season 3 will hold their grand finals this coming October 22-23 2011 at the Ynares Center, Antipolo City.
The Grand Finals will have a Live Telecast in ABS-CBN at 9:30pm.
Here is the list of Grand Finalists:
Sandugo Band (Singing/band) – San Pablo City
Muriel Lomadilla (Singing) – Cebu City
El Gamma Penumbra (Shadow Miming) – Batangas City
Luck Twins (Dancing) – Tacloban City
Bringas Brothers (Acoustic Singing) – Davao Del Sur
Synergy (Circus Acts) – Negros Occidental
Loverkada Kids (Dance with stunts) – Butuan City
Twin Divas (Sing and Dance) – Nueva Ecija
Maasinhon Trio (Singing) – Maasin City
Renagine Pepito (Singing) – Cagayan De Oro City
Kalil Ramos (Singing) - Parañaque City
Kiriko (Rapping) – Sta. Cruz Laguna
Saturday will be the performance night and Sunday will be the intermission of grand finalsts with special guests and decision night.
The Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Winners and Result will be updated here.
Watch Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals on ABS CBN Channel Online
The Grand Finals will have a Live Telecast in ABS-CBN at 9:30pm.
Here is the list of Grand Finalists:
Sandugo Band (Singing/band) – San Pablo City
Muriel Lomadilla (Singing) – Cebu City
El Gamma Penumbra (Shadow Miming) – Batangas City
Luck Twins (Dancing) – Tacloban City
Bringas Brothers (Acoustic Singing) – Davao Del Sur
Synergy (Circus Acts) – Negros Occidental
Loverkada Kids (Dance with stunts) – Butuan City
Twin Divas (Sing and Dance) – Nueva Ecija
Maasinhon Trio (Singing) – Maasin City
Renagine Pepito (Singing) – Cagayan De Oro City
Kalil Ramos (Singing) - Parañaque City
Kiriko (Rapping) – Sta. Cruz Laguna
Saturday will be the performance night and Sunday will be the intermission of grand finalsts with special guests and decision night.
The Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Winners and Result will be updated here.
Watch Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals on ABS CBN Channel Online
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.
PBA: Brgy Ginebra vs Alaska October 9 2011 Result
Barangay Ginebra established control towards the end of the third quarter and roared on
to pull off an 83-72 win over the Alaska Aces in the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Sports
Center here Sunday.
Nino Canaleta, Mark Caguioa and Jayjay Helterbrand stood at the forefront of Ginebra’s attack as
the Kings cut loose from a tight game in the third period and never let up to score the rousing
victory witnessed by a crowd of over 10,000 in the Antipolo City playing venue.
“It’s not as easy as it seems. We just caught them when they’re still on a
feeling-each-other-out stage. They had a coaching change and acquired new players. It will take time
for them to get accustomed to one another,” said comebacking Ginebra coach Siot Tanquingcen.
“Malakas pa rin ang materyales. Naka-tyempo lang kami talaga,” added Tanquingcen, prevailing
over new Alaska mentor Joel Banal.
Canaleta and Caguioa presided over Ginebra’s romp in the third quarter then Helterbrand had a
crucial seven-point explosion to step up the Kings’ breakaway in the fourth.
The Aces tried to mount a rally but the Kings were undaunted, unleashing a 9-3 run to all but settle
the outcome of the game at 81-66 with a little over a minute left to play.
The Kings eventually broke into the win-column in the season after dropping a close game versus the
Rain or Shine Elasto Painters, 93-94, on opening day.
Canaleta scored 17 points and pulled down seven rebounds while Caguioa tossed in 16 markers and
grabbed six boards for the Kings.
Rookie Mac Baracael made 17 points while Sonny Thoss had 16 points and 13 rebounds to pace the Aces.
Hardly making an impact for Alaska were top guns LA Tenorio and Cyrus Baguio.
Helterbrand, the 2009 MVP, concentrated on helping run the plays in the first three quarters then
got away with three lethal baskets at the start of the payoff period.
He had a medium-range jumper, a triple then a steal which he translated into a breakaway layup that
opened a huge 68-51 spread for the Kings.
Alaska had its last gasp as Baracael, Thoss and Bonbon Custodio teamed in a 12-2 tear.
Then Caguioa and Canaleta went for the kill to the delight of the Ginebra throng, making up majority
of the sellout crowd. The game drew the biggest gate attendance in the season thus far.
The two teams figured in a neck-and-neck battle in the first half ending at 34-32 in favor of
Alaska. (SB)
The scores:
Ginebra 83 - Canaleta 17, Caguioa 16, Cortez 12, Tubid 7, Helterbrand 7, Intal 6, Wilson W. 6,
Villanueva 6, Labagala 4, Mamaril 2, Cervantes 0, Wilson J. 0.
Alaska 72 - Baracael 20, Thoss 16, Dela Cruz 8, Baguio 7, Tenorio 6, Cablay 5, Custodio 4, Reyes 4,
Salamat 2, Eman 0.
Quarterscores: 17-20, 34-32, 61-51, 83-72
to pull off an 83-72 win over the Alaska Aces in the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Sports
Center here Sunday.
Nino Canaleta, Mark Caguioa and Jayjay Helterbrand stood at the forefront of Ginebra’s attack as
the Kings cut loose from a tight game in the third period and never let up to score the rousing
victory witnessed by a crowd of over 10,000 in the Antipolo City playing venue.
“It’s not as easy as it seems. We just caught them when they’re still on a
feeling-each-other-out stage. They had a coaching change and acquired new players. It will take time
for them to get accustomed to one another,” said comebacking Ginebra coach Siot Tanquingcen.
“Malakas pa rin ang materyales. Naka-tyempo lang kami talaga,” added Tanquingcen, prevailing
over new Alaska mentor Joel Banal.
Canaleta and Caguioa presided over Ginebra’s romp in the third quarter then Helterbrand had a
crucial seven-point explosion to step up the Kings’ breakaway in the fourth.
The Aces tried to mount a rally but the Kings were undaunted, unleashing a 9-3 run to all but settle
the outcome of the game at 81-66 with a little over a minute left to play.
The Kings eventually broke into the win-column in the season after dropping a close game versus the
Rain or Shine Elasto Painters, 93-94, on opening day.
Canaleta scored 17 points and pulled down seven rebounds while Caguioa tossed in 16 markers and
grabbed six boards for the Kings.
Rookie Mac Baracael made 17 points while Sonny Thoss had 16 points and 13 rebounds to pace the Aces.
Hardly making an impact for Alaska were top guns LA Tenorio and Cyrus Baguio.
Helterbrand, the 2009 MVP, concentrated on helping run the plays in the first three quarters then
got away with three lethal baskets at the start of the payoff period.
He had a medium-range jumper, a triple then a steal which he translated into a breakaway layup that
opened a huge 68-51 spread for the Kings.
Alaska had its last gasp as Baracael, Thoss and Bonbon Custodio teamed in a 12-2 tear.
Then Caguioa and Canaleta went for the kill to the delight of the Ginebra throng, making up majority
of the sellout crowd. The game drew the biggest gate attendance in the season thus far.
The two teams figured in a neck-and-neck battle in the first half ending at 34-32 in favor of
Alaska. (SB)
The scores:
Ginebra 83 - Canaleta 17, Caguioa 16, Cortez 12, Tubid 7, Helterbrand 7, Intal 6, Wilson W. 6,
Villanueva 6, Labagala 4, Mamaril 2, Cervantes 0, Wilson J. 0.
Alaska 72 - Baracael 20, Thoss 16, Dela Cruz 8, Baguio 7, Tenorio 6, Cablay 5, Custodio 4, Reyes 4,
Salamat 2, Eman 0.
Quarterscores: 17-20, 34-32, 61-51, 83-72
PBA: Brgy Ginebra vs Alaska October 9 2011 Result
Barangay Ginebra established control towards the end of the third quarter and roared on
to pull off an 83-72 win over the Alaska Aces in the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Sports
Center here Sunday.
Nino Canaleta, Mark Caguioa and Jayjay Helterbrand stood at the forefront of Ginebra’s attack as
the Kings cut loose from a tight game in the third period and never let up to score the rousing
victory witnessed by a crowd of over 10,000 in the Antipolo City playing venue.
“It’s not as easy as it seems. We just caught them when they’re still on a
feeling-each-other-out stage. They had a coaching change and acquired new players. It will take time
for them to get accustomed to one another,” said comebacking Ginebra coach Siot Tanquingcen.
“Malakas pa rin ang materyales. Naka-tyempo lang kami talaga,” added Tanquingcen, prevailing
over new Alaska mentor Joel Banal.
Canaleta and Caguioa presided over Ginebra’s romp in the third quarter then Helterbrand had a
crucial seven-point explosion to step up the Kings’ breakaway in the fourth.
The Aces tried to mount a rally but the Kings were undaunted, unleashing a 9-3 run to all but settle
the outcome of the game at 81-66 with a little over a minute left to play.
The Kings eventually broke into the win-column in the season after dropping a close game versus the
Rain or Shine Elasto Painters, 93-94, on opening day.
Canaleta scored 17 points and pulled down seven rebounds while Caguioa tossed in 16 markers and
grabbed six boards for the Kings.
Rookie Mac Baracael made 17 points while Sonny Thoss had 16 points and 13 rebounds to pace the Aces.
Hardly making an impact for Alaska were top guns LA Tenorio and Cyrus Baguio.
Helterbrand, the 2009 MVP, concentrated on helping run the plays in the first three quarters then
got away with three lethal baskets at the start of the payoff period.
He had a medium-range jumper, a triple then a steal which he translated into a breakaway layup that
opened a huge 68-51 spread for the Kings.
Alaska had its last gasp as Baracael, Thoss and Bonbon Custodio teamed in a 12-2 tear.
Then Caguioa and Canaleta went for the kill to the delight of the Ginebra throng, making up majority
of the sellout crowd. The game drew the biggest gate attendance in the season thus far.
The two teams figured in a neck-and-neck battle in the first half ending at 34-32 in favor of
Alaska. (SB)
The scores:
Ginebra 83 - Canaleta 17, Caguioa 16, Cortez 12, Tubid 7, Helterbrand 7, Intal 6, Wilson W. 6,
Villanueva 6, Labagala 4, Mamaril 2, Cervantes 0, Wilson J. 0.
Alaska 72 - Baracael 20, Thoss 16, Dela Cruz 8, Baguio 7, Tenorio 6, Cablay 5, Custodio 4, Reyes 4,
Salamat 2, Eman 0.
Quarterscores: 17-20, 34-32, 61-51, 83-72
to pull off an 83-72 win over the Alaska Aces in the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Sports
Center here Sunday.
Nino Canaleta, Mark Caguioa and Jayjay Helterbrand stood at the forefront of Ginebra’s attack as
the Kings cut loose from a tight game in the third period and never let up to score the rousing
victory witnessed by a crowd of over 10,000 in the Antipolo City playing venue.
“It’s not as easy as it seems. We just caught them when they’re still on a
feeling-each-other-out stage. They had a coaching change and acquired new players. It will take time
for them to get accustomed to one another,” said comebacking Ginebra coach Siot Tanquingcen.
“Malakas pa rin ang materyales. Naka-tyempo lang kami talaga,” added Tanquingcen, prevailing
over new Alaska mentor Joel Banal.
Canaleta and Caguioa presided over Ginebra’s romp in the third quarter then Helterbrand had a
crucial seven-point explosion to step up the Kings’ breakaway in the fourth.
The Aces tried to mount a rally but the Kings were undaunted, unleashing a 9-3 run to all but settle
the outcome of the game at 81-66 with a little over a minute left to play.
The Kings eventually broke into the win-column in the season after dropping a close game versus the
Rain or Shine Elasto Painters, 93-94, on opening day.
Canaleta scored 17 points and pulled down seven rebounds while Caguioa tossed in 16 markers and
grabbed six boards for the Kings.
Rookie Mac Baracael made 17 points while Sonny Thoss had 16 points and 13 rebounds to pace the Aces.
Hardly making an impact for Alaska were top guns LA Tenorio and Cyrus Baguio.
Helterbrand, the 2009 MVP, concentrated on helping run the plays in the first three quarters then
got away with three lethal baskets at the start of the payoff period.
He had a medium-range jumper, a triple then a steal which he translated into a breakaway layup that
opened a huge 68-51 spread for the Kings.
Alaska had its last gasp as Baracael, Thoss and Bonbon Custodio teamed in a 12-2 tear.
Then Caguioa and Canaleta went for the kill to the delight of the Ginebra throng, making up majority
of the sellout crowd. The game drew the biggest gate attendance in the season thus far.
The two teams figured in a neck-and-neck battle in the first half ending at 34-32 in favor of
Alaska. (SB)
The scores:
Ginebra 83 - Canaleta 17, Caguioa 16, Cortez 12, Tubid 7, Helterbrand 7, Intal 6, Wilson W. 6,
Villanueva 6, Labagala 4, Mamaril 2, Cervantes 0, Wilson J. 0.
Alaska 72 - Baracael 20, Thoss 16, Dela Cruz 8, Baguio 7, Tenorio 6, Cablay 5, Custodio 4, Reyes 4,
Salamat 2, Eman 0.
Quarterscores: 17-20, 34-32, 61-51, 83-72
Saturday, October 8, 2011
PBA: Talk n Text vs Meralco October 7 2011 Result
Two years after playing one game with Burger King as the top draft pick, Japeth Aguilar
returned in the pro league with aplomb, making a huge impact in Talk n Text’s rousing debut in the
37th PBA season at the Ynares Sports Center here Friday night.
Aguilar literally and figuratively towered above anybody else in his PBA comeback, pouring in 27
points to lead the Tropang Texters to a 98-80 rout of the Meralco Bolts.
Talk n Text coach Chot Reyes was hardly surprised of Aguilar's overpowering performance, saying he
knows that the 6-foot-9 behemoth can play that well.
“No other Filipino player has that height and his talent,” said Reyes.
On whether he’s only suited in the PBA but not in FIBA Asia, Reyes stressed his belief that
Aguilar can play anywhere. Reyes also said it’s the job of the coach to harness the player’s
talent.
The Talk n Text mentor, however, does believe that Aguilar fits their style of play.
“We love to run up and down, and Japeth loves to run up and down. If he can pick his spots and
understand how the opponents play, he’ll really perform well,” said Reyes of their prized
acquisition.
Used sparingly by coach Rajko Toroman at Smart Gilas, Aguilar appeared to be a man on mission in his
first game with the Texters.
The Texters put the game away from the Bolts early with Aguilar outscoring the entire Meralco team,
14-6, in the second quarter.
Aguilar intercepted a pass by Gabby Espinas and slammed it home off Jason Ballesteros to highlight
Talk n Text’s second-quarter onslaught that gave the Texters a 47-28 bulge at the turn.
The former Western Kentucky U player piled up 19 points in the first half and added eight more in
the second half for the biggest output by anybody in the season thus far.
It would be remembered that he made only 10 in his PBA debut with Burger King in 2009.
Jayson Castro, Jared Dillinger and Harvey Carey added at least 11 each as the Texters covered well
the absence of top stalwarts Kelly Williams, Jimmy Alapag and Ranidel de Ocampo.
The Bolts got off-balanced on the early ouster of Macmac Cardona on a sprained ankle, and the team
failed to recover.
Hard-nosed guard Sol Mercado was in civvies, still recuperating from his injury.
The two teams actually fought on even terms in the first quarter but the Bolts couldn’t keep up as
the Texters stepped up in the second period.
The Bolts scored only a single field-goal shot in their dry spell in the second quarter.
There was no stopping the Texters after taking that 19-point halftime cushion. (SB)
The scores:
Talk n Text 98 - Aguilar 27, Castro 14, Dillinger 11, Carey 11, Aban 8, Raymundo 6, Reyes 6,
Fonacier 6, Peek 4, Waters 2, Membrere 2, Alvarez 1, Lao 0.
Meralco 80 - Espinas 20, Lanete 13, Timberlake 10, Yee 9, Omolon 8, Taulava 8, Bulawan 5, Macapagal
4, Cardona 2, Ballesteros 1, Faundo 0, Borboran 0, Isip 0.
Quarters: 22-22, 47-28, 75-52, 98-80
returned in the pro league with aplomb, making a huge impact in Talk n Text’s rousing debut in the
37th PBA season at the Ynares Sports Center here Friday night.
Aguilar literally and figuratively towered above anybody else in his PBA comeback, pouring in 27
points to lead the Tropang Texters to a 98-80 rout of the Meralco Bolts.
Talk n Text coach Chot Reyes was hardly surprised of Aguilar's overpowering performance, saying he
knows that the 6-foot-9 behemoth can play that well.
“No other Filipino player has that height and his talent,” said Reyes.
On whether he’s only suited in the PBA but not in FIBA Asia, Reyes stressed his belief that
Aguilar can play anywhere. Reyes also said it’s the job of the coach to harness the player’s
talent.
The Talk n Text mentor, however, does believe that Aguilar fits their style of play.
“We love to run up and down, and Japeth loves to run up and down. If he can pick his spots and
understand how the opponents play, he’ll really perform well,” said Reyes of their prized
acquisition.
Used sparingly by coach Rajko Toroman at Smart Gilas, Aguilar appeared to be a man on mission in his
first game with the Texters.
The Texters put the game away from the Bolts early with Aguilar outscoring the entire Meralco team,
14-6, in the second quarter.
Aguilar intercepted a pass by Gabby Espinas and slammed it home off Jason Ballesteros to highlight
Talk n Text’s second-quarter onslaught that gave the Texters a 47-28 bulge at the turn.
The former Western Kentucky U player piled up 19 points in the first half and added eight more in
the second half for the biggest output by anybody in the season thus far.
It would be remembered that he made only 10 in his PBA debut with Burger King in 2009.
Jayson Castro, Jared Dillinger and Harvey Carey added at least 11 each as the Texters covered well
the absence of top stalwarts Kelly Williams, Jimmy Alapag and Ranidel de Ocampo.
The Bolts got off-balanced on the early ouster of Macmac Cardona on a sprained ankle, and the team
failed to recover.
Hard-nosed guard Sol Mercado was in civvies, still recuperating from his injury.
The two teams actually fought on even terms in the first quarter but the Bolts couldn’t keep up as
the Texters stepped up in the second period.
The Bolts scored only a single field-goal shot in their dry spell in the second quarter.
There was no stopping the Texters after taking that 19-point halftime cushion. (SB)
The scores:
Talk n Text 98 - Aguilar 27, Castro 14, Dillinger 11, Carey 11, Aban 8, Raymundo 6, Reyes 6,
Fonacier 6, Peek 4, Waters 2, Membrere 2, Alvarez 1, Lao 0.
Meralco 80 - Espinas 20, Lanete 13, Timberlake 10, Yee 9, Omolon 8, Taulava 8, Bulawan 5, Macapagal
4, Cardona 2, Ballesteros 1, Faundo 0, Borboran 0, Isip 0.
Quarters: 22-22, 47-28, 75-52, 98-80
PBA: Talk n Text vs Meralco October 7 2011 Result
Two years after playing one game with Burger King as the top draft pick, Japeth Aguilar
returned in the pro league with aplomb, making a huge impact in Talk n Text’s rousing debut in the
37th PBA season at the Ynares Sports Center here Friday night.
Aguilar literally and figuratively towered above anybody else in his PBA comeback, pouring in 27
points to lead the Tropang Texters to a 98-80 rout of the Meralco Bolts.
Talk n Text coach Chot Reyes was hardly surprised of Aguilar's overpowering performance, saying he
knows that the 6-foot-9 behemoth can play that well.
“No other Filipino player has that height and his talent,” said Reyes.
On whether he’s only suited in the PBA but not in FIBA Asia, Reyes stressed his belief that
Aguilar can play anywhere. Reyes also said it’s the job of the coach to harness the player’s
talent.
The Talk n Text mentor, however, does believe that Aguilar fits their style of play.
“We love to run up and down, and Japeth loves to run up and down. If he can pick his spots and
understand how the opponents play, he’ll really perform well,” said Reyes of their prized
acquisition.
Used sparingly by coach Rajko Toroman at Smart Gilas, Aguilar appeared to be a man on mission in his
first game with the Texters.
The Texters put the game away from the Bolts early with Aguilar outscoring the entire Meralco team,
14-6, in the second quarter.
Aguilar intercepted a pass by Gabby Espinas and slammed it home off Jason Ballesteros to highlight
Talk n Text’s second-quarter onslaught that gave the Texters a 47-28 bulge at the turn.
The former Western Kentucky U player piled up 19 points in the first half and added eight more in
the second half for the biggest output by anybody in the season thus far.
It would be remembered that he made only 10 in his PBA debut with Burger King in 2009.
Jayson Castro, Jared Dillinger and Harvey Carey added at least 11 each as the Texters covered well
the absence of top stalwarts Kelly Williams, Jimmy Alapag and Ranidel de Ocampo.
The Bolts got off-balanced on the early ouster of Macmac Cardona on a sprained ankle, and the team
failed to recover.
Hard-nosed guard Sol Mercado was in civvies, still recuperating from his injury.
The two teams actually fought on even terms in the first quarter but the Bolts couldn’t keep up as
the Texters stepped up in the second period.
The Bolts scored only a single field-goal shot in their dry spell in the second quarter.
There was no stopping the Texters after taking that 19-point halftime cushion. (SB)
The scores:
Talk n Text 98 - Aguilar 27, Castro 14, Dillinger 11, Carey 11, Aban 8, Raymundo 6, Reyes 6,
Fonacier 6, Peek 4, Waters 2, Membrere 2, Alvarez 1, Lao 0.
Meralco 80 - Espinas 20, Lanete 13, Timberlake 10, Yee 9, Omolon 8, Taulava 8, Bulawan 5, Macapagal
4, Cardona 2, Ballesteros 1, Faundo 0, Borboran 0, Isip 0.
Quarters: 22-22, 47-28, 75-52, 98-80
returned in the pro league with aplomb, making a huge impact in Talk n Text’s rousing debut in the
37th PBA season at the Ynares Sports Center here Friday night.
Aguilar literally and figuratively towered above anybody else in his PBA comeback, pouring in 27
points to lead the Tropang Texters to a 98-80 rout of the Meralco Bolts.
Talk n Text coach Chot Reyes was hardly surprised of Aguilar's overpowering performance, saying he
knows that the 6-foot-9 behemoth can play that well.
“No other Filipino player has that height and his talent,” said Reyes.
On whether he’s only suited in the PBA but not in FIBA Asia, Reyes stressed his belief that
Aguilar can play anywhere. Reyes also said it’s the job of the coach to harness the player’s
talent.
The Talk n Text mentor, however, does believe that Aguilar fits their style of play.
“We love to run up and down, and Japeth loves to run up and down. If he can pick his spots and
understand how the opponents play, he’ll really perform well,” said Reyes of their prized
acquisition.
Used sparingly by coach Rajko Toroman at Smart Gilas, Aguilar appeared to be a man on mission in his
first game with the Texters.
The Texters put the game away from the Bolts early with Aguilar outscoring the entire Meralco team,
14-6, in the second quarter.
Aguilar intercepted a pass by Gabby Espinas and slammed it home off Jason Ballesteros to highlight
Talk n Text’s second-quarter onslaught that gave the Texters a 47-28 bulge at the turn.
The former Western Kentucky U player piled up 19 points in the first half and added eight more in
the second half for the biggest output by anybody in the season thus far.
It would be remembered that he made only 10 in his PBA debut with Burger King in 2009.
Jayson Castro, Jared Dillinger and Harvey Carey added at least 11 each as the Texters covered well
the absence of top stalwarts Kelly Williams, Jimmy Alapag and Ranidel de Ocampo.
The Bolts got off-balanced on the early ouster of Macmac Cardona on a sprained ankle, and the team
failed to recover.
Hard-nosed guard Sol Mercado was in civvies, still recuperating from his injury.
The two teams actually fought on even terms in the first quarter but the Bolts couldn’t keep up as
the Texters stepped up in the second period.
The Bolts scored only a single field-goal shot in their dry spell in the second quarter.
There was no stopping the Texters after taking that 19-point halftime cushion. (SB)
The scores:
Talk n Text 98 - Aguilar 27, Castro 14, Dillinger 11, Carey 11, Aban 8, Raymundo 6, Reyes 6,
Fonacier 6, Peek 4, Waters 2, Membrere 2, Alvarez 1, Lao 0.
Meralco 80 - Espinas 20, Lanete 13, Timberlake 10, Yee 9, Omolon 8, Taulava 8, Bulawan 5, Macapagal
4, Cardona 2, Ballesteros 1, Faundo 0, Borboran 0, Isip 0.
Quarters: 22-22, 47-28, 75-52, 98-80
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