Coordinator Joey Dela Cruz said cancelled make-up games yesterday in the 2004 Government Basketball League will be played tonight and this evening\u2019s scheduled game will be moved to next Monday, Jan. 17.<\/p>\n
Dela Cruz also said a little swithcheroo would be made in tonight\u2019s doubleheader, as the 6:30pm first game features original second-gamers Commonwealth Ports Authority opposite Department of Public Safety II.<\/p>\n
The second game, beginning at 8pm, then pits defending champion Northern Marianas College going up against Office of the Public Auditor, which were first set as the first game.<\/p>\n
The lone match on Jan. 17 will then have NMC taking on a perfect Public School System starting at 6:30pm.<\/p>\n
The venue for both make-up play dates is still the ever-reliable Gilbert C. Ada Gymnasium at the Oleai Sports Complex.<\/p>\n
Dela Cruz said he made a decision to cancel Monday\u2019s play date to allow teams and their players to observe the holiday.<\/p>\n
He continued on to say that the rest of the make-up games on Tinain will push through as originally planned.<\/p>\n
The basketball league specifically set up for the Common-wealth\u2019s public servants go south to the Tinian Gymnasium in San Jose beginning Jan. 28, Friday, when Commonwealth Health Center takes on Tinian at 6:30pm. The next day, Saturday, CPA then takes a crack on Tinian beginning at 10am.<\/p>\n
For more information about the government league and the reworked schedule, call Basketball Association of the Northern Mariana Islands president Mike Muna at 664-3582 or the Division of Sports and Recreation at 664-2503 or 664-2508. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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