Davao Central College collides with Davao Central High in the semifinal's knockout round of the 1st Lipovitan Amino Sports Cup on Saturday at the Lifestream International College along Mamay Road.
Game time is at 10 a.m.
The other semifinal's game is between Davao Jones Academy and Holy Cross of Bunawan at 1 p.m.
The winners will move to the championship round while the losers will vie for the third spot next week, according to tournament coordinator Rael Diaz.
The tournament is sanctioned by BAP-SBP Region XI Director Regino “Boy” Cua and sponsored by Taisho Pharmaceuticals Inc., Jakkar Marketing, and Joysan Uniform Center of Ed Sandoval.
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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Davao Jones Academy too much for Lifestream Academy to handle
Davao Jones Academy showed too much firepower when it crushed Lifestream International Academy, 86-16 in the 1st Lipovitan Amino Sports Cup, Sunday, at the Lifestream College along Mamay Road.
Michael Tubalado drilled in 16 points with Maruis Ryan Martinez helping with 14 to lead DJA to their second straight win and handed the hosts their third straight setback.
Davao Central High School (2-1), on the other hand, drubbed the Philippine Nikkei Jin Kai (1-1), 63-38 behind the efforts of Apollo Ang who tallied 19 points, Jasper Lim who canned in 14 points and Erros Pal who added 10.
Holy Cross of Bunawan (2-0) bested the Ford Academy of the Arts (0-2), 55-37 with Derick Dulfo leading the charge with 19 points.
The tournament, which resumes on Nov.17, is sanctioned by BAP-SBP Regional Director Regino "Boy" Cua and sponsored by Taisho Pharmaceuticals Inc., Jakkar Marketing and Joysan Uniform Center of Ed Sandoval.
Michael Tubalado drilled in 16 points with Maruis Ryan Martinez helping with 14 to lead DJA to their second straight win and handed the hosts their third straight setback.
Davao Central High School (2-1), on the other hand, drubbed the Philippine Nikkei Jin Kai (1-1), 63-38 behind the efforts of Apollo Ang who tallied 19 points, Jasper Lim who canned in 14 points and Erros Pal who added 10.
Holy Cross of Bunawan (2-0) bested the Ford Academy of the Arts (0-2), 55-37 with Derick Dulfo leading the charge with 19 points.
The tournament, which resumes on Nov.17, is sanctioned by BAP-SBP Regional Director Regino "Boy" Cua and sponsored by Taisho Pharmaceuticals Inc., Jakkar Marketing and Joysan Uniform Center of Ed Sandoval.
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