{"id":244821,"date":"2017-01-20T06:00:07","date_gmt":"2017-01-19T20:00:07","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=244821"},"modified":"2017-01-20T06:00:07","modified_gmt":"2017-01-19T20:00:07","slug":"rollers-1-fiesta-still-unbeaten","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/rollers-1-fiesta-still-unbeaten\/","title":{"rendered":"Rollers 1, Fiesta still unbeaten"},"content":{"rendered":"
Rollers 2\u2019s Prince Factor holds on to the ball, while Vibes\u2019 Michael Mancao tries to pressure him during the second half of their U25 division game in the TanHoldings holiday caging last Monday at the Gillette Multipurpose Gymnasium. (Roselyn B. Monroyo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Rollers 1 and Fiesta Resort & Spa Saipan kept their perfect records in the 2016 TanHoldings Christmas Basketball Tournament after downing separate foes last Wednesday at the Gillette Multipurpose Gymnasium.<\/p>\n

In the U25 division, Rollers 1 pounded Rollers 2, 100-50, for its third win in as many games. Fiesta earned the same 3-0 record following a 55-19 rout of Armatech in the women\u2019s division pairing. <\/p>\n

Fiesta eased past Armatech (1-3) after playing a balance offense. Maron Diaz, Krizel Tuazon, Paulyn Joyce, and Charmaine Francisco posted 8 points apiece for Fiesta, which pulled away early taking a 22-6 halftime edge. The four other scorers for Fiesta had at least 4 points each. <\/p>\n

Rollers 1 also spread the wealth in its demolition of Rollers 2. Four Rollers 1 players hit double figures as the division leader reached the century mark. June Alipio fired 28 points, Aaron Ogumoro recorded 26, and Angelo Factor and Dalton Dancoe chipped in 14 and 10, respectively.<\/p>\n

With Rollers 1\u2019s gunners on target, they led from the get-go and were never threatened to move two wins away from sweeping the elimination round.<\/p>\n

Sam Darag registered 16 points in a losing effort for Rollers 2, which fell to an even 2-2 record. <\/p>\n

Rollers 2 earlier gained its second win after stunning Vibes in last Monday\u2019s final game, 49-38.<\/p>\n

Prince Factor, Jun Fidelino, and Warren Ellama teamed up in lifting Rollers 2 to victory after combining for 32 points. Factor had 12 markers, while Fidelino and Ellama contributed 11 and 9, respectively.<\/p>\n

Vibes, which fell to a 1-2 slate, drew 12 points from Michael Mancao. The team played without Matt Duenas and Douglas Schmidt.<\/p>\n

In other results, MHS improved to a 3-2 record after outclassing the Ol\u2019Aces 1, 46-39, in their U16 division match.<\/p>\n

Jediael Manalo led MHS with his 15 points, while Duncan Laxa had 17 for the Ol\u2019Aces 1, which was still winless after three games.<\/p>\n

WOMEN\u2019S DIVISION<\/strong>
\nFiesta 55 \u2013 Diaz 8, Joyce 8, Francisco 8, Tuazon 8, Ito 5, Costales 5, Lee 4, Pagarao 2.
\nArmatech 19 \u2013 Lumabi 6, Ocampo 4, Peredo 3, Francisco 2, Cruzat 2, Hemley 2.
\nScoring by halves: 22-6, 55-19.<\/p>\n

U16 DIVISION<\/strong>
\nMHS 46 \u2013 Manalo 15, Abejo 9, Tenorio 5, Angelo 3, Sagum 3, Agustin 2, Yetman 2, Reyes 2.
\nOl\u2019Aces 1 39 \u2013 Laxa 17, Ogasawara 7, Lajara 6, Augustin 5, Lu 4.
\nScoring by halves: 26-16, 46-39.<\/p>\n

U25 DIVISION
\nMonday Game<\/strong>
\nRollers 2 49 \u00ad\u2013 Factor 12, Fidelino 11, Ellama 9, Mendoza 6, Darag 5, Valenzuela 2.
\nVibes 38 \u2013 Mancao 12, Macahito 6, Santos 6, Deleon Guerrero 5, Tudela 2, Vivero 2, Urbano 2.
\nScoring by halves: 20-21, 49-38.<\/p>\n

Wednesday Game<\/strong>
\nRollers 1 100 \u2013 Alipio 28, Ogumoro 26, Factor 14, Dancoe 10, J. Pangelinan 7, T. Pangelinan 6, Abobo 5, Mendiola 3.
\nRollers 2 50 \u2013 Darag 16, Factor 8, Rabauliman 6, Fidelino 5, Tengco 4, McKenzie 4, Mendoza 4, Tengco 4, Ellama 4.
\nScoring by halves: 36-20, 100-50.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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