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Servania brothers lead Pta. Taytay charge
Seven-in-a-row for WNC booters
Talisay cagers nip Province

 

GOLDEN GLOVES
Servania brothers
lead Pta. Taytay charge
BY CEDELF TUPAS

Brothers Genesis, Jake and Rolando Servania proved superior for their respective opponents yesterday as they stood at the forefront of Barangay Punta Taytay's charge in the 1st Golden Gloves Monico Cup Inter-Barangay Amateur Boxing Tournament in Bacolod City .

But only two of the brothers could end up as champions since Genesis, the eldest among the three, and Jake are on a collision course in the 51 kg. division, where they easily dispatched Junjun Martinez of Barangay 10 and Apollo Aureta of Singcang, respectively.

Rolando, the youngest among the three, overcame Eljean Hermedalla of Sum-ag to clinch the first finals slot in the 26 kg. category.

Seven-in-a-row for WNC booters
BY CEDELF TUPAS

BAGO CITY – West Negros College snapped a string of heart-breaks in sterling fashion, ruling the NOFA Men's Under-19 Provincial Championship for the seventh straight year here yesterday

The Wesnecans had their way against rival University of St. La Salle , earning a 5-0 victory, thanks to a double from skipper Mark Ferrer who also assisted on goals by Joven Bedic and Vince Braga at the Manuel Torres Sports Center pitch.

Their dominance, however, was hardly reflected in the scoreline and, if not for the bar, which denied them seven times, they would have easily breached the 10-goal mark.

Talisay cagers nip Province
BY CEDELF TUPAS

Deno Soriano kept his nerve from the free throw line and conjured a late defensive gem as Talisay Basketball Club's narrowly escaped Province of Negros Occidental, 90-89, yesterday at the start of the 8 th Tan Kek Pin Memorial Basketball Cup at the Po Hang Gym.

The former Colegio San Agustin-Bacolod Eagle went 8-of-10 from the stripe in the final quarter, before foiling Jessimar Gabihan's last-second jumper to give Talisay the head-start in the class A division.

There was little between the two teams and even until Soriano's split from the charity line that pegged the final score and his defensive heroics, the game could have gone either way.

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