Proa forward Pete Iguel and Mobil point guard Jun Estolas came out as the most decorated players in the Garapan Basketball League\u2019s IT&E Cup regular season awards ceremony held during halftime of Game 1 of the best-of-three championship series Wednesday night at the Garapan Basketball Court.<\/p>\n
Iguel was hailed as both the regular season most valuable player and best player of the IT&E Cup conference. He also was awarded Best In 3-Point Shot and naturally landed a position on the specially selected Mythical 5 lineup. <\/p>\n
As for Estolas, he shared the spotlight with Ol\u2019Aces shooting guard Tony Diaz as dual Scoring Machines for the league, and took Most In Assists honors with a spot on the Mythical 5 roster.<\/p>\n
Other Mythical 5 players included Konflikt-IT&E\u2019s Jawn Joyner at center, FGC forward Lerio Pagarao, and Proa playmaker Dan Barcinas.<\/p>\n
Other individual awardees included Konflikt-IT&E\u2019s Elmer Esdrelon for Best In Steals, Mobil\u2019s Gyles Ruluked for Best In Rebounds, FGC\u2019s Zack Babauta as Best Defensive Player, Shot Block King Badong \u201cBudz\u201d Camacho of Blue Haus-Satbahi, Sixth Man Award winner Bernard Aquino of Blue Haus-Satbahi, Andhok\u2019s Dexter Tenorio for Best In Sportsmanship, and Brandon Talania of Blue Haus-Satbahi as Darling Of The Crowd.<\/p>\n
Game 2 between Proa and FGC took place last night; details will be released on Tuesday. If necessary, the deciding Game 3 is scheduled for Monday at 7pm.<\/p>\n
Proa holds a one-game advantage coming into last night\u2019s match after taking the first game, 106-90, in overtime Wednesday night. A $1,000 cash prize goes to the champion team.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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