Standings
Ateneo 7-0
NU 6-1
La Salle-Zobel 5-2
FEU 4-3
Adamson 3-4
UST 2-5
UPIS 1-6
UE 0-7
Games Jan. 7 at the Blue Eagle Gym
9 a.m. – FEU vs UE
11 a.m. – NU vs UST
1 p.m. – DLSZ vs UPIS
3 p.m. – ADMU vs AdU
The Ateneo de Manila Blue Eaglets relied on their youth team standouts to end the 22-game winning streak of the defending champion National University Bullpups, 66-64, this past Saturday at the Blue Eagle Gym.
Mike Nieto received the pass from twin brother Matthew, then scored the game-winning lay-up with 2.5 seconds remaining to break the final deadlock. The twins combined to score 23 points.
Matthew scored eight of his fifteen markers in the fourth quarter, all of which came in a span of 50 seconds, to give Ateneo the lead for good.
The defending champions did manage to crawl their way back in the game, capped off by a Philip Manalang triple with seventeen seconds remaining to set up Mike's heroics.
NU did have a chance to win the game, but Alfred Calma's corner triple missed.
Jolo Mendoza led all scorers with twenty points, while Mark Dyke had nineteen points and sixteen rebounds.
In a battle to see who finishes in third place after the first round, La Salle-Zobel escaped past FEU-Diliman, 55-50.
After Marvin Lee tied the game at 50-all with 82 seconds left, the Junior Archers managed to survive with free throws from Aljun Melencio, Joaquin Banzon, and Brent Paraiso, while the Baby Tamaraws squandered their chance to come closer with a couple of turnovers.
Melencio and Banzon each led Zobel with eighteen points, while Lee finished with twelve to guide FEU-D.
The other match-ups on Saturday ended with Adamson over UPIS, 56-50, and UST over UE, 77-65.
Second round action will kick off on January 7 after the holiday break.
Ateneo 7-0
NU 6-1
La Salle-Zobel 5-2
FEU 4-3
Adamson 3-4
UST 2-5
UPIS 1-6
UE 0-7
Games Jan. 7 at the Blue Eagle Gym
9 a.m. – FEU vs UE
11 a.m. – NU vs UST
1 p.m. – DLSZ vs UPIS
3 p.m. – ADMU vs AdU
The Ateneo de Manila Blue Eaglets relied on their youth team standouts to end the 22-game winning streak of the defending champion National University Bullpups, 66-64, this past Saturday at the Blue Eagle Gym.
Mike Nieto received the pass from twin brother Matthew, then scored the game-winning lay-up with 2.5 seconds remaining to break the final deadlock. The twins combined to score 23 points.
Via @katelynneys_, the @bigmikenieto game-winner. @mattnieto5 dished it -> https://t.co/T26zBPNR89
— PHSports LiveScores (@LiveScoresPH) December 20, 2014
Matthew scored eight of his fifteen markers in the fourth quarter, all of which came in a span of 50 seconds, to give Ateneo the lead for good.
The defending champions did manage to crawl their way back in the game, capped off by a Philip Manalang triple with seventeen seconds remaining to set up Mike's heroics.
NU did have a chance to win the game, but Alfred Calma's corner triple missed.
Jolo Mendoza led all scorers with twenty points, while Mark Dyke had nineteen points and sixteen rebounds.
In a battle to see who finishes in third place after the first round, La Salle-Zobel escaped past FEU-Diliman, 55-50.
After Marvin Lee tied the game at 50-all with 82 seconds left, the Junior Archers managed to survive with free throws from Aljun Melencio, Joaquin Banzon, and Brent Paraiso, while the Baby Tamaraws squandered their chance to come closer with a couple of turnovers.
Melencio and Banzon each led Zobel with eighteen points, while Lee finished with twelve to guide FEU-D.
The other match-ups on Saturday ended with Adamson over UPIS, 56-50, and UST over UE, 77-65.
Second round action will kick off on January 7 after the holiday break.
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