Jose Ada was on his top form when he made basket one after another inside and outside the perimeter, fashioning 22-points for Sixers.
Despite the 8 fouls committed by Sixers in the 1st half, the team was still able to put in 29 points total on the board during the period.
Ada, Ernest Duenas, Ian Benavente, Chris Duenas, and other Sixers players poured a barrage of two pointers in the 1st half, with Jared Ano firing three points behind the arc, bringing the team score to 27.
Sixers’ Roxanne Duenas sealed the 1st half with two points after Ano, leaving G-Stars scrambling for points to catch up.
G-Stars were left hanging at 22 in the 1st half with no time left.
L. Rangamar and Sablan gave G-Stars three points each but these were outscored by easy lay-ups by Sixers.
Rangamar was G-Stars’ lead scorer with 11 points, followed by Palacios’ 10 points.
The Sixers also claimed the 2nd half with a total of 36 points, while G-Stars made only 30 points.
Ada dominated the 2nd half, pushing his way inside the painted area for close, easy baskets.
His free throws helped fired Sixers to lead the game, with G-Stars stuck at 52 on the scoreboard.
Scores:
Sixers – 65: Ada – 22; E. Duenas – 10; M. Duenas – 8; Benavente – 6; Ano – 5; C. Duenas – 4; Agtarap – 2; J. Duenas – 2.
G-Stars – 52: Rangamar – 11; Palacios – 10; Sablan – 8; Ichihara – 8; S. Rangamar – 5; Kautz – 4; Kenty – 2; DL Guerrero – 2.
