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Proposed sports congress gets PSC backing
Negrenses spice up PBA All-Filipino finals
KJ-CSB, Panasonic drub TKP foes
La Salle cagers pace Mayor Bing cagefest
Sharp, Condura take lead

 

Proposed sports congress
gets PSC backing
BY CEDELF TUPAS

The Philippine Sports Commission has welcomed the proposal of the Western Visayas Private Schools Athletic Association to hold the first Western Visayas Sports Congress that aims to strengthen grassroots sports programs in the region.

PSC commissioner Eric Loretizo assured WVPRISAA officials, led by University of St. La Salle varsity sports director Roger Banzuela, of support during the opening ceremonies of the regional private school's meet, which he keynoted in Kalibo, Aklan last week.

Loretizo said the sports agency is capable of extending technical support, including the planning of sports programs, which are also in line with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's 10 focus sports.

Negrenses spice up
PBA All-Filipino finals
FERNANDEZ WANTS TO PUT CLAMPS ON YAP
BY CEDELF TUPAS

Two Negrenses will be on the spotlight when the best-of-seven Philippine Basketball Association All-Filipino finals begin on Friday at the Araneta Coliseum.

Purefoods ace gunner James Yap, who hails from Escalante City , will be testing the wits of Sta. Lucia coach Boyet Fernandez of Valladolid town in the finals, after both their teams hurdled Red Bull and Alaska , respectively Sunday night.

And four days before the series tips off, Fernandez has already raised the alarm on a possible offensive explosion from Yap, the 2005-2006 season Most Valuable Player.

KJ-CSB, Panasonic
drub TKP foes
BY CEDELF TUPAS

KJ Fairmart-City Savings Bank leaned on another strong performance from Gherald Abrot to upend Head and Shoulders, 103-101, Sunday in a battle of unbeaten teams in Group 2 of the Tan Kek Pin Memorial Basketball Cup's Class B division at the Po Hang Gym.

Abrot made four of his 14 fourth-quarter points down the stretch to boost KJ, 98-92, after Head and Shoulders had tied the match at 92. When the game boiled down free throw shooting, KJ-CSB also proved steadier.

Abrot finished with 25 points, including 11 in the opening period, where KJ opened a 27-14 spread. RJ Peñas and Theodoro Lara added 11 and 10, respectively as KJ notched their fourth win of the tournament.

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