IT&E’s Rodolfo Singca extends for the finish against CHCC’s Jack Lizama during a game of the 2024 R&J Wine and Liquor Inter-Government/Business League at the Ada gym on Saturday.
IT&E’a Jaypee Jose completes a fastbreak play during a game against CHCC in the 2024 R&J Wine and Liquor Inter-Government/Business League at the Ada gym on Saturday.
IT&E and Priority Care continue to climb the leaderboards of the 2024 R&J Wine and Liquor Inter-Government/Business League as they dominated their respective opponents at the Gilbert C. Ada Gymnasium on Saturday.
IT&E manhandled CHCC, 106-84.
IT&E quickly established control thanks to the two-man work of Daniel Madreo and Jhon Singca. Singca showcased his range in the early possessions of the first quarter, sinking three shots from beyond the arc while Madreo finished strong with 12 points to give their team the lead, 29-15.
Although CHCC reduced the output of Madreo in the second period, the rest of IT&E stepped up to keep the team afloat. Billy Mallari, Marlon Torres, Aljon Vismanos and Ervin Villarin contributed four points each to maintain a comfortable distance, 56-33.
Despite trailing throughout the first half, CHCC continued to put up a fight. In the third quarter, Jack Lizama, who had been efficient from the start, stood at the frontline with nine points while Kevin Leomo, James Phillips and Alain Nunez also delivered.
However, they failed to match up on the defensive end as each of their made shot was answered by IT&E to maintain a double-digit lead, 84-57.
In the fourth and final quarter, IT&E decided to deploy their bench, but when CHCC cut the lead to 15 points, IT&E brought back their starting five to finish the job and secure the win, 106-84.
Priority Care vs FEDS
Priority Care trounced the FEDS, 75-52.
In the opening quarter, both teams traded buckets with Priority Care holding a slight advantage, 19-15.
However, the FEDS suddenly fell into an offensive slump in the second period and were held to just 11 team points while Marvin Rabauliman took over the spotlight with eight points to put Priority Care ahead by 13 points, 39-26.
Although the FEDS’ Chris Sanchez gave it his all throughout the second half, their lack of defensive coverage prevented them from catching up and they eventually had to bow down to Priority Care, which won 75-52.
Scores
IT&E 106 – Daniel Madreo 32, Ervin Villarin 25, Jhon Singca 24, Aljon Vismanos 6, Jerald Rivera 5, Billy Malari 4, Marlon Torres 4, Gerald De Guzman 2, Jaypee Jose 2, Rodolfo Singca 2
CHCC 84 – James Phillips 26, Jack Lizama 24, Alain Nunez 11, Kevin Leomo 11, Patrick Fitial 6, Abraham Sandig 5, John Bigalbal 1
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Priority Care 75 – Marvin Rabauliman 23, Steve King 17, Matt Duenas 16, Justice Aldan 6, Tyson Elameto 6, Bryce Maratita 3, Donavan Pelisamen 2, Yoshi Mafnas 2
FEDS 52 – Chris Sanchez 31, Marvin Sablan 8, Timothy Wesley 7, Jeff Che 2, Joe Esteves 2, Joey Mostales 2
