{"id":183280,"date":"2014-10-29T04:00:49","date_gmt":"2014-10-28T18:00:49","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=183280"},"modified":"2014-10-29T04:00:49","modified_gmt":"2014-10-28T18:00:49","slug":"contrasting-wins-feds-dcca","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/contrasting-wins-feds-dcca\/","title":{"rendered":"Contrasting wins for Feds, DCCA"},"content":{"rendered":"

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DCCA\u2019s Lorenzo Deleon Guerrero, center, goes up for a jumper against two CHC defenders during the IT&E-DYS Inter-Government Basketball League last Monday night at the Gilbert C. Ada Gymnasium. (Jon Perez)<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\nThe Feds and the Department of Cultural and Community Affairs scored contrasting wins in the continuation of the 2014 IT&E-DYS Inter-Government Basketball League last Monday night at the Gilbert C. Ada Gymnasium.<\/p>\n

The Feds rallied from a 13-point second-quarter deficit in scoring an 86-76 come-from-behind win over Department of Public Safety, while DCCA scored an easy 74-49 decision against Commonwealth Health Center.<\/p>\n

The Feds, whose three-game winning run was stopped by DCCA\u2019s 71-65 triumph last week, improved to 4-1, while DPS dropped its second straight game for a 1-2 record.<\/p>\n

Marvin Rabauliman scored 9 points to help DPS open up with a 24-15 lead that further ballooned to 45-32 at the turn.<\/p>\n

The Feds slowly and patiently trimmed DPS\u2019 advantage and by the end of the third canto, cut it to single digit at 66-57. Ronnel Gamboa, who almost single-handedly kept the Feds afloat, scored 11 of his team\u2019s 29 points in the fourth quarter, while holding DPS to 10 points to complete the comeback win. Gamboa finished with a game-high 35 points, Ken McCain added 13 markers, while Leo Apelo and Juan Camacho chipped in 12 apiece.<\/p>\n

Edwin Camacho and John Sablan tallied 17 points each to lead the scoring for DPS, which lost despite firing 10 3-pointers in the entire game, while Shane Pua and Rabauliman combined for 27 markers.<\/p>\n

In the second game, DCCA used its running game to overcome CHC\u2019s size advantage in cruising to a 25-point win.<\/p>\n

CHC kept it close after one quarter, 15-12, and was still very much in the game after staring at a 9-point deficit at the halftime break, 29-38. However, DCCA pulled away in the third as it poured 21 points and in the process limited CHC to just 6 markers the entire 10 minutes. DCCA was never threatened from there to hike its record to 2-1, while CHC remains winless after three matches.<\/p>\n

Pangelinan paced DCCA with 19 points, seven rebounds, and four assists, while Brian Manabat scattered 10 markers and grabbed eight rebounds.<\/p>\n

Brian Ajoste and Sam Fernandez combined for 22 points, five rebounds, and two assists to lead CHC\u2019s losing cause while, Jonathan Nunag contributed 9 markers, 11 rebounds, and two steals.<\/p>\n

Big man Tony Rajo, who got double and triple teamed every time he gets the ball inside the paint, ended up with 7 markers, eight rebounds, two assists, and one steal.<\/p>\n

First Game<\/strong>
\nFeds 86\u2013Gamboa 35, McCain 13, Apelo12, Camacho 12, Ogarto 4, Esteves 3, Sablan 3, Deleon Guerrero 2, Tyquenco 2.<\/p>\n

DPS 76\u2013Camacho 17, J. Sablan 17, S. Pua 16, Rabauliman 11, Ogumoro 8, Saures 3, Manglona 2, J. Pua 2.<\/p>\n

Scoring by quarters: 15-24, 32-45, 57-66, 86-76.<\/p>\n

Second Game<\/strong>
\nDCCA 74 \u2013Pangelinan 19, Manabat 10, Ito 7, Mangarero 7, L. Deleon Guerrero 6, Inos 6, Wesley 6, R. Deleon Guerrero Jr. 5, Macaranas 5, Aaron 1.<\/p>\n

CHC 49 \u2013B. Ajoste 11, Fernandez 11, Nunag 9, Rajo 7, De Leon 3, Carotan 3, Flores 2, Hinolan 2.<\/p>\n

Scoring by quarters: 15-12, 38-29, 60-34, 74-49.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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