{"id":17728,"date":"2011-09-12T08:43:07","date_gmt":"2011-09-12T08:43:07","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/newspaper.ctsi-logistics.com\/?p=17728"},"modified":"2011-09-12T08:43:07","modified_gmt":"2011-09-12T08:43:07","slug":"blowout-wins-in-rotary-u15-caging-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/blowout-wins-in-rotary-u15-caging-2\/","title":{"rendered":"Blowout wins in Rotary U15 caging"},"content":{"rendered":"
By Walter J. Sutherland
\nReporter<\/div>\n

\"The\u00a0The Party Rockers, Proa, and the 670 Rollers bagged one-sided victories in the U15 games in the 20th Annual Saipan Rotary Club Youth Basketball League last Saturday at the TSL Sports Complex.<\/p>\n

The Party Rockers routed Rollers Basketball Club’s U12 developmental Ol’Aces squad, 57-16; Proa romped Kunoichi, 73-29; and RBC’s 670 Rollers schooled little brother, Micronesian Brokers Inc. Rollers, 58-32.<\/p>\n

The Aces kept pace with Party Rockers in the opening period, 6-8, as Christopher Tadec canned six points.<\/p>\n

Then in the second period, Party Rockers put a lid on Tadec and stretched the lead to 12 at halftime, 20-8. Jeraldine Castillo and Kriz Gozon tallied six points apiece for Party Rockers in the first half.<\/p>\n

Castillo added seven more in the third quarter, as Party Rockers shot ahead, 35-10. The all-female Party Rockers never looked back from thereon.<\/p>\n

Gozon finished with a game-high 15 points, while Tadec provided all but one of the Aces’ baskets in the loss.<\/p>\n

In the second matchup, Proa’s Karlo De Leon caught fire early with 13 points in the first quarter, as he and his crew jumped out to a 21-5 lead after the tip.<\/p>\n

In the second quarter, De Leon’s teammates stepped up, as Proa rolled on to a 41-19 halftime advantage. Then in the third, Proa spread the wealth anew, as seven different players pressed a daunting 59-21 lead. Proa had no trouble closing the final canto for the 44-point win.<\/p>\n

De Leon led the field with 15 points, while Kunoichi’s Jamie Mendoza turned in a team-high 10 on the short end.<\/p>\n

In the final pairing, 670’s Prince Factor scored six points in the first period to help his team build an early 12-5 advantage.<\/p>\n

MBI’s offense stalled anew in the second quarter and 670 trudged ahead to a 26-7 lead at the break. Factor returned in the third quarter and added nine points and his team continued the cruise.<\/p>\n

Factor and Irvin Malonzo teamed up for 33 points, while MBI’s John Darag managed 16.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, this Saturday’s games will have 670 taking on the Aces at 11am and MBI battling the RBC Angels at 12:30pm. Then the ladies go head-to-head, as Kunoichi collides against Party Rockers at 2pm.<\/p>\n

First Game<\/p>\n

Party Rockers 57<\/strong>\u00a0– Gozon 15, Castillo 13, Lebria 11, Ito 8, Johnson 6, Samson 4.
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\nOl’Aces 16<\/strong>\u00a0– Tadec 14, Vidal 2.
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\nScoring by quarters:<\/strong>\u00a08-6, 20-8, 35-10, 57-16.<\/p>\n

Second Game<\/p>\n

Proa 73<\/strong>\u00a0– Deleon 15, J. Palacios 10, Deleon Guerrero 9, Manalili 6, Aldan 4, Cepeda 4, Canares 4, Villagomez 6, T. Palacios 2.<\/p>\n

Kunoichi 29<\/strong>\u00a0– Mendoza 10, Williams 8, Pagarao 7, Mesa 4.<\/p>\n

Scoring by quarters:\u00a0<\/strong>21-5, 41-19, 59-21, 73-29.<\/p>\n

Third Game<\/p>\n

670 Rollers 58<\/strong>\u00a0– Factor 17, Malonzo 16, Espinosa 6, Camacho 4, Feria 4, Alcor 3, Ano 3, Iglesias 3, Pangelinan 2.
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\nMBI Rollers 32<\/strong>\u00a0– Darag 16, Regis 8, Acodiado 2, Venus 2, Rios 2, Zion 2.
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\nScoring by quarters:<\/strong>\u00a012-5, 26-7, 43-19, 58-32.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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