{"id":272036,"date":"2018-03-16T06:00:50","date_gmt":"2018-03-15T20:00:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=272036"},"modified":"2018-03-16T06:00:50","modified_gmt":"2018-03-15T20:00:50","slug":"ite-outclasses-saipan-vegas","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/ite-outclasses-saipan-vegas\/","title":{"rendered":"IT&E outclasses Saipan Vegas"},"content":{"rendered":"
IT&E\u2019s James Dela Cruz, second left, and Saipan Vegas\u2019 Alvin Almario, left, battle for the rebound, while the former\u2019s teammates look on during the second quarter of their game in the Civic Center caging last Wednesday at the Civic Center court. (Roselyn B. Monroyo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Errol Peredo exploded for 35 points to power IT&E to a 73-67 victory over Saipan Vegas in 2018 Civic Center Inter-color Basketball League last Wednesday at the Civic Center court.<\/p>\n

Peredo scored 12 of his total output in the fourth quarter to help IT&E overhaul a 5-point deficit and steal the win. He single-handedly towed IT&E back into the game, as he was the only player in his squad to score in twin digits.<\/p>\n

IT&E was behind at the end of the third period, 45-50, when Peredo took over in the fourth and toyed around with the defense of Saipan Vegas to hand his team the close win. Peredo\u2019s fourth-quarter scoring surge made up for his two field goal performance in the third canto.<\/p>\n

Saipan Vegas fell short in the fourth canto after having the lead majority of the first three, as its main gunner, Angelo Fernando, was held to 2 points in the final quarter. Before slowing down, Fernando tallied 10 points in the third frame. He finished with 14 points and was one of the four players that hit twin digits for Saipan Vegas.<\/p>\n

Junar Guiab led Saipan Vegas with his 18 markers, while Leo Galarse and Paulo Sanguyo chipped in 15 and 12, respectively.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Civic Center and Camor won the pair of games last Sunday.<\/p>\n

Civic Center downed RNV Construction,72-63, while Camor topped Geotesting, 70-53.<\/p>\n

Jun Fidelino and Dixon Kwon drilled 16 points apiece to lead Camor\u2019s win, while Prince Factor also scored in double figures with his 12.<\/p>\n

Camor led by only 3 after the third quarter, 44-41, but ended up with a 17-point winning margin as it went all out in the payoff canto. Geotesting lost, as it had no player hitting more than two field goals in the fourth-quarter letdown.<\/p>\n

In the Civic Center-RNV Construction game, the former gained cushion in the third to pull off the 5-point win.<\/p>\n

Jun Tabora made 9 of his 13 points in the third canto, turning a 30-32 halftime deficit to a 54-42 advantage, going into the fourth quarter. Jerry Tolentino then picked up where Tabora left off in the final frame, firing 10 of his 17 markers in that period to foil Geotesting\u2019s comeback bid.<\/p>\n

Wednesday<\/strong>
\nIT&E 73 \u2014 E. Peredo 35, Devero 8, Palacios 7, Berline 7, Mateo 5, Jose 3, Paminutan 2, R. Peredo 2, Aglipay 2.
\nSaipan Vegas 67 \u2014 Guiab 18, Galarse 15, Fernando 14, Sanguyo 12, Claveria 2, Odicta 2, Mungcal 2, Almario 2.
\nScoring by quarters: 15-16, 29-32, 50-45, 73-67.<\/p>\n

Sunday
\nFirst Game<\/strong>
\nCivic Center 72 \u2014 Alipio 20, Tolentino 17, Tabora 13, Tobias 11, Garcia 8, Cosino 2, Perez 2.
\nRNV 63 \u2014 R. Rueda 26, A. Mortos 23, Corong 8, Jumaquio 4, Tortor 2.
\nScoring by quarters: 20-21, 30-32, 54-42, 72-63.<\/p>\n

Second Game<\/strong>
\nCamor 70 \u2014 Fidelino 16, Kwon 16, Factor 12, Salalila 8, Lansang 8, Gaviola 4, Rebusquillo 4, Camacho 2.
\nGeotesting 53 \u2014 Alegre 17, Sablan 11, Abejo 8, Darag 67, N. Solis 6, A. Solis 3, Salazar 3.
\nScoring by quarters: 10-14, 19-27, 44-41, 70-53.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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