ELENA S.

OGENA
Master Teacher I
Sta. Cruz Elementary School
 DNNHS downs DWNHS, 60-51
LEAD Dasmarinas North National High
School (DNNHS) survived a third
quarter meltdown and defeated
Dasmarinas West National High
School (DWNHS) to take the 60-51
vicvtory in the DIPSSAA Basketball
Tournament held at Dasmarinas
National High School Gym, Monday.
BODY
Renz Anciado led his team with
his 15 points, 5 rebounds and 4
assists that carry to his team to the
victory.
“We had some lapses in the third
quarter but we immediately found a
way to solve it,” said DNNHS coach
Danny Almagro.
 Even though DWNHS had a run
with 8-2 run, 44-39 in the second
quarter, DNNHS tried their best to
win the game by combining Miguel
Benitez’s points with Anciado and
made a run, 55-47.
Highlighted with a three back to
back treys by John Manalo in the
latter part of the second quarter.
 Joshua Coquilla brandished 14
points after he scored 9 points in
third quarter that gave to his tem in
the 8-2 brun.
CONCLUSION DNNHS finished the
game after Anciado scored a three
points in the last 38 seconds and
Benitez scored a fade away shot as
time expires,60-51.
SCORES:
DNNHS DWNHS
Anciado-15 Coquilla-14
Benitez-12 Mantilla-9
Manalo-11 Montes-8
Ambulo-6
“I didn’t believe in team motivation.
I believe in getting a team prepared
so it knows it will have the
necessary confidence when it steps
on the field and be prepared to play
a good game.”

– Tom Landry
Activity 1: Make a sports news using the straights news or
straight news with comaprative descriptive approach
Who: San Miguel Bermen (109) vs Mahindra Floodbuster (80)
When: Wednesday Night
Where: Cuneta Astrodome
Significance: Quarterfinals
Highlights:
Beermen
Alex Cabagnot had 26 points, eight rebounds, and four assists.
San Miguel built impressive 32-16 head start and never looked
back
Beermen with lopsided match led to 34 at one point in the game

Charles Rhodes earned 20 points and 18 rebounds

Marcio Lassiter chipped in 18 points

Enforcer:
Keith Wright (Import) led the Floodbuster with 16 markers and
12 boards.
Mahindra Enforcer/Floodbuster suffered six setbacks in seven
outings.

Other details
Reigning PBA MVP June Mar Fajardo played under nine
minutes for the Beermen and went scoreless - only the second
time in his career
San Miguel maintained its record at 4-0
San Miguel next action will be against the Rain or Shine Elasto
Painters on April 22 (Saturday) at the Mall of Asia Arena
Scores:

San Miguel (109) – Cabagnot 26, Rhodes 20, Lassiter 18, Espinas
12, McCarthy 7, Reyes 6, Tubid 6, Santos 4, Van Opstal 4, Ross 2,
Heruela 2, Agovida 2, Fajardo 0, Semerad 0, De Ocampo 0.

Mahindra (80) – Wright 16, Celda 13, David 13, Corpuz 10, Revilla
7, Yee 7, Deutchman 6, Salva 4, Guevarra 2, Caperal 2,
Paniamogan 0, Galanza 0, Teng 0, Ballesteros 0.

Quarterscores: 32-16, 55-31, 86-59, 109-80.

 PBA: San Miguel sustains unbeaten run
with 109-80 romp of Mahindra
 

The San Miguel Beermen dominated the

Mahindra Floodbuster, 109-80, on Wednesday
night at the Cuneta Astrodome.
Alex Cabagnot led the charge for the Beermen
with 26 points, eight rebounds, and four assists.
 San Miguel stepped on the pedal to build an
impressive 32-16 head start and never looked
back.
It was a lopsided match that the Beermen were
able to see their lead to 34 at one point in the
game.
Charles Rhodes added 20 points and 18
rebounds, while Marcio Lassiter chipped in 18
points for San Miguel who maintained its
unscathed record at 4-0.
 Import Keith Wright paced the Floodbuster
with 16 markers and 12 boards. They suffered
their six setbacks in seven outings.
Reigning PBA MVP June Mar Fajardo played
under nine minutes for the Beermen and went
scoreless - only the second time in his career.
San Miguel will next see action against the Rain
or Shine Elasto Painters on April 22 (Saturday) at
the Mall of Asia Arena.
Scores:
San Miguel (109) – Cabagnot 26, Rhodes 20,
Lassiter 18, Espinas 12, McCarthy 7, Reyes 6,
Tubid 6, Santos 4, Van Opstal 4, Ross 2, Heruela
2, Agovida 2, Fajardo 0, Semerad 0, De Ocampo
0.
Mahindra (80) – Wright 16, Celda 13, David 13,
Corpuz 10, Revilla 7, Yee 7, Deutchman 6, Salva
4, Guevarra 2, Caperal 2, Paniamogan 0, Galanza
0, Teng 0, Ballesteros 0.
Quarterscores: 32-16, 55-31, 86-59, 109-80.