Teregeyo kept himself in action in all four quarters of the game scoring 33 points, and Docomo never lost the lead.
Docomo was dealing with Tinian short-handedly with four of its players determining the offense against six scoring hands.
Teregeyo took charge in the first quarter pouring-in eight of his points, Kelvin Fitial scored six of his 19 points to complete the first quarter with seven points advantage.
Estolas and Tinian’s Tony Borja who carried same jersey number engaged in an outside shot showdown. Borja fired five three-point shots to help Tinian keep pace but Estolas three shots from behind the arc was augmented by Teregeyo’s inside plays.
Teregeyo rampaged with 10 points and Fitial added another six points to stretch the lead to 11 points in the second quarter.
Estolas fired two three-pointers to help Docomo protect the lead in the third.
Kae Bernardo who also powered Docomo in the first half added two of his 20 points in the final quarter and Fitial blasted from outside the rainbow line to secure their victory.
Customs 70, CHC 64
Jason Lizama fired four long-range attacks against Commonwealth Health Center and John Paul Sablan sizzled with 17 points to hand Customs 70-64 win.
With Edgar Pangelinan and Joe Duenas bombarding Customs with three-pointers, CHC enjoyed a 10-point lead in the first quarter.
Customs put clamps on CHC’s offense and curbed its scoring spree to cut the lead to three points in the second quarter.
JP Sablan continued the surge and J. Lizama fired another three-pointer to take the lead and finished the third quarter with six-point advantage.
Jason Sablan fired his second three-pointer as he scored seven of his 10 points in final quarter and J. Lizama remained ballistic firing two more three-point shots to secure the win.
Scores:
Docomo 93 – S. Teregeyo 33, A. Estolas 21, K. Bernardo 20, K. Fitial 19.
Tinian 85 – R. Reyes 24, T. Borja 21, L. Pascua 17, Kaipat 12, J. Manglona 7, K. Borja 4.
Quarterscores: 24-17, 49-34, 71-61, 93-85
Customs 70 – J. Lizama 22, JP Sablan 17, J. Sablan 10, R. Lizama 8, T. Santos 5, D. Reyes 4, R. Rosario 4.
CHC 64 – E. Pangelinan 24, S. Fernandez 18, B. Lisua 14, R. Sieder 6, J. Duenas 3, T. Diaz 1.
Quarterscores: 15-25, 32-35, 47-41, 70-64
