Although he did not score the biggest number of points, Aulerio contributed a lot to Rollers A victories by setting up successful plays with his assists.
He also helped put clamps on their opponents’ offense with many rebounds and steals.
Earning a total of 54 points in the six pool games he played, Aulerio also led the fantastic five that is also composed of Tristan Ecalnea of the Southern Sonics; Juan Maratita of Kagman Boyz Brok; Marvin Rabauliman of G-Stars and Lawrence Deleon Guerrero of Rollers B.
Maratita who tallied 104 points in the pool games was the top scorer.
In the U18 Girls, the MVP award went to Nicole Lebria of the title winner, Mixx Plate.
Former Christmas hoops MVP, Roxanne Duenas was the top scorer this time as she banked a total of 26 points in the pool games.
With Lebria in the fantastic five are Lena Guzman of Marianas High School; Duenas, Lalaine Pagarao and Glorily Williams both of MHS.
Rollers A Stacy Macaranas who was one of the two second highest scorers with 52 points, won the MVP award in the U14 Boys.
Jack Aranda of the Little Sonics is the top scorer as he completed all the pool games with a total of 65 points.
Macaranas and Aranda were also among the fantastic five,that also include Thomas Kautz of the G-Stars; Kenta Castro of Hopwood Boyz and Prince Futor of Rollers B.
Geraldine Castillo of Hopwood Girlz 1 won the MVP and had the highest score in the U14 Girls. She scored a total of 113 points in the pool games.
With her in the fantastic five are Jane Jones of Lady Hilitai; Judy Rose Ngirbabul of Lady Hilitai; Kimberly Ocampo of Hopwood Girlz 1 and Anne Hemley of Hopwood Girlz 2.
The RBC Badu, the only team that made it in the U11 Boys got the championship title.
Michael Cenir won the MVP award and during games against U14 Girls, he basketed a total of 64 points to top the scorers’ list.
His team mates, JC Adua, Alcor Admana, Alexander Limes and Roi Venezuelo are among those in the fantastic five.
