Demapan, an 11-handicapper improved in the back nines firing 2-over par 38 to net 67 from a gross of 78.
Wabol on the other hand, made the best use of his 24 handicap to trim his 91 gross down to 67 as well.
A scorecard playoff put Wabol’s final score 1.5 lower than Demapan’s.
Karl Hocog who started sharp with 3 strokes over par 39 in the front nine but struggled in the back nine shooting 42, eked out a net of 68 to place third.
Two-handicapper, Bae Yong Man birdied twice in the front nine shooting 3-under par 33 and finished 1 stroke under par 71 to net 69 for fourth place.
Making it to the top also, was Dwain Stephens who shot 5-over par 41 in the front and 10-over par 46 in the back nines to tie with Man.
Ray Tigilao, also finished 69; Jesse Seman, 70; Tom Tebuteb, and Nick Sablan, 71; Jess I. Wabol and Tars Olopai, 72; Joe Lizama, 73; Ben Duenas, Lily Kapileo and Ray Villagomez, 74; Ed Kapileo and Tony Satur, 76; Manny Mangarero and Jordan Kosam, 77; Gus Camacho, 78; Joe Limes and Lou Tilipao, 79; Vince Attao, 81 and Jack M. Sablan 83.
