{"id":261867,"date":"2017-10-09T06:00:15","date_gmt":"2017-10-08T20:00:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=261867"},"modified":"2017-10-09T06:00:15","modified_gmt":"2017-10-08T20:00:15","slug":"tropang-ridhors-silencer-keep-streaks","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/tropang-ridhors-silencer-keep-streaks\/","title":{"rendered":"Tropang Ridhors, Silencer keep streaks"},"content":{"rendered":"
Silencer\u2019s Mike Estores, left, pulls up for an off-balance shot against two Green Archers defenders during the second quarter of their game in the Ali\u2019i Blue Haus caging last Saturday at the Gillette Multipurpose Gymnasium. (Roselyn B. Monroyo)
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Tropang Ridhors stretched its win streak to three, while Silencer also got its third victory in the 2nd Ali\u2019i Blue Haus Invitational Basketball League last Saturday at the Gillette Multipurpose Gymnasium.<\/p>\n

Tropang Ridhors kept its unbeaten record (3-0) following a 91-71 triumph over the Gold Ballers in the second game, while earlier in the first match, Silencer also posted a double-digit win against the Green Archers, 101-88.<\/p>\n

Angelo Fernando and Kelvin Fitial did the damage for Silencer, as they combined for more than half of the squad\u2019s output. Fernando exploded for 30 points despite suiting up for Silencer late in the first quarter, while Fitial finished with 25 points, leading his team\u2019s attack late in the second frame.<\/p>\n

Silencer fell behind by as much as 7 points in the second canto, 32-25, but managed to recover and even stole the driver\u2019s seat at halftime, 44-42, thanks to Fitial\u2019s 9 points in that period.<\/p>\n

Fitial continued to bulldoze his way into the basket against the much smaller frontliners of the Green Archers, while Fernando also hit his target to increase their lead to 7, 69-62, going into the final quarter. Fernando went on to put the finishing touches in Silencer\u2019s victory, as he sizzled for 15 points in the payoff canto.<\/p>\n

The win was third in a row for Silencer, which dropped its debut last month, losing to Green Minded, 58-89. The Green Archers are still winless in four games.<\/p>\n

Also on a streak is Tropang Ridhors, which drew double figures from five players to dominate the Gold Ballers.<\/p>\n

Ken Viray fired 28 points, Mevin Sahagun tallied 23, and John Paul Morales chipped in 13. Junar Guiab and Joy Dayrit registered 12 and 11 markers, respectively, to complete Tropang Ridhors\u2019 balance scoring.<\/p>\n

After leading by only 3 at the end of the first quarter, 22-19, behind Viray\u2019s 14 points, Tropang Ridhors started spreading the wealth in the second resulting to a 45-35 halftime edge. Tropang Ridhors never looked back to hand Gold Ballers its second loss in three games.<\/p>\n

First Game<\/strong>
\nSilencer 101\u2014 Fernando 30, Fitial 25, Usi 15, Perez 11, Estores 8, Culala 4, Arreza 4, Morales 3, Zapata 2.
\nGreen Archers 88 \u2014 Ferrer 26, Danipog 19, Demapan 15, Arreza 12, Enriquez 4, Rotap 3, Tolentino 2.
\nScoring by quarters: 21-19, 44-42, 69-62, 101-88.<\/p>\n

Second Game<\/strong>
\nTropang Ridhors 91 \u2014 Viray 28, Sahagun 23, Morales 13, Guiab 12, Dayrit 11, Surima 3.
\nGold Ballers 71 \u2014 Velasco 19, Cortez 18, Mateo 17, Avila 9, Factor 6, Usi 2.
\nScoring by quarters: 22-19, 45-35, 65-53, 91-71.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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