Garapan Rollers I made mincemeat of their opponent but their sister teams were not as fortunate as the 14th season of the Saipan Rotary Club Youth Basketball League resumed Monday and Tuesday at the Gilbert C. Ada Gymnasium.<\/p>\n
Fresh from annexing the 2004 IVYBL championship Friday, G-Rollers I got a big lift from former 14-and-under stalwarts Joe Acosta and Lester Babauta.<\/p>\n
G-Rollers I took the first half 45-19 and then cruised to the 105-46 victory. Acosta top-scored for the Joe Diaz-coached team with 18 points, while Babauta added 15. Bill Kaipat also chipped in 16.<\/p>\n
Reiner Ferrer paced Sixers II\u2019s losing cause with 17 points, while Emery Palacios pumped in 10.<\/p>\n
Garapan Rollers II failed to make it two-for-two, however, for the evening when it was routed by the 69ers I 92-60 in the nightcap.<\/p>\n
The boys of coach Ray Duenas started like a house on fire and took the half 43-29. They then finished off the job with another terrific second half en route to the 32-point triumph.<\/p>\n
The 69ers were led by Shawn Fujihira\u2019s 34 points, while last year\u2019s Rotary scoring champ Josh Sablan drilled in 27.<\/p>\n
Arvin Avila and Philip Cequena finished with 12 points apiece to lead G-Rollers II.<\/p>\n
On Tuesday, the Chalan Kanoa Saints were pushed to the limit by a young but determined 69ers II team but prevailed 93-88.<\/p>\n
The Saints were ahead 47-39 at the turn but the 69ers kept coming back in the second half before brothers Luis and L.J. Reyes of the Saints finally put the game away in the closing minutes.<\/p>\n
L.J. was the highpoint man for the Saints with 27, while Luis was good for 24. 69ers\u2019 Bill Babauta punctured the hoops with 27 markers, while IVYBL scoring champ Preston Basa soared for 22.<\/p>\n
In the second game, darkhorse Makos gave Garapan its second beating in as many days after whipping G-Rollers III 81-40.<\/p>\n
Former swimmer Quincy Johnson scored 26 points in the victory with Seth Hawkins in able support with 22. Rick Basila\u2019s 13 points led Garapan.<\/p>\n
Monday <\/p>\n
First Game<\/p>\n
Garapan Rollers I 105 \u2013 Acosta 18, Kaipat 16, Babauta 15, P. Iguel 10, Pangelinan 10, Aldan 6, Ada 6, Chariton 6, Omar 4, Naraja 2, L. Iguel 2.<\/p>\n
Sixers II 46 \u2013 Re. Ferrer 17, E. Palacios 10, F. Palacios 8, Kintz 6, Rangamar 2, Ra. Ferrer 2.<\/p>\n
Scoring by halves: 45-19, 105-46.<\/p>\n
Second Game<\/p>\n
69ers I 92 \u2013 Fujihira 34, Sablan 27, F. Blas 8, Hernandez 6, B. Sablan 5, Sanchez 4, Alvarez 2, Torres 2, Nakashima 2, J. Blas 1.<\/p>\n
Garapan Rollers II 60 \u2013 Avila 12, Cequena 12, Castro 10, Iguel 6, Devro 6, Moses 5, Cruz 3, Tebuteb 2.<\/p>\n
Scoring by halves: 43-29, 92-60.<\/p>\n
Tuesday<\/p>\n
First Game<\/p>\n
CK Saints 93 \u2013 L. Reyes 27, Lu. 24, Lizama 11, San Nicolas 8, Iglecias 8, Manalo 5, Atalig 4, La. Reyes 3, Ada 2.<\/p>\n
69ers II 88 \u2013 Babauta 27, Basa 22, Maratita 21, Sablan 9, Villanueva 9.<\/p>\n
Scoring by halves: 47-39, 93-88.<\/p>\n
Second Game<\/p>\n
Makos 81 \u2013 Johnson 26, Hawkins 22, Magofna 9, R. Magcalas 8, Mgday 4, Villagomez 4, Tudela 2, Kim 1.<\/p>\n
Garapan Rollers III 40 \u2013 Basila 13, Matteo 9, Delan 7, Concepcion 6, Sison 3, Kaipat 2.<\/p>\n
Scoring by halves: 36-17, 81-40<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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