Veteran Myron Laniyo of B-n-S is the new scoring leader in the ongoing 2005 World Organized Rocball High School League after three rounds of play.<\/p>\n
Laniyo, whose B-n-S squad is currently in a two-way tie for third place with a 2-1 win-loss card, ranked among the scoring leaders after the first two rounds but took the leadership after scoring 14 points in a loss to Ochobu last week and has a total of 38 points on nine aces, two xunks, and eight kees.<\/p>\n
Laniyo scored just enough to take a one-point lead over Darrel Roligat of Mwaliyas, who still remains as a scoring threat after putting up 37 points on six aces, five kees, and a league-best five goals.<\/p>\n
Ochobu\u2019s Ichinis Kapwich is third in scoring with 29 points courtesy of five aces, a xunk, seven kees, and a goal, while Tito Francisco of the Lagooners follows with 28 points on 10 aces, a kee, and two goals.<\/p>\n
Francisco is tied for the league lead in aces with Malat\u2019s Darrel Moteisou, who also has a xunk, a kee, and a goal for 27 points.<\/p>\n
Dior Jones of Black Magic also ranks among league leaders with eight aces, two kees, and a goal for 23 points, while Dennis Camacho of Just For Fun follows with 21 points after connecting for three aces, a xunk, five kees, and a goal.<\/p>\n
For his part, Matthew Iguel leads Caropinos with 16 points on three aces, two kees, and two goals.<\/p>\n
Other leaders include Mwaliyas\u2019 Shane Yamada with one jam, Lagooners\u2019 Gary Philips with five xunks, and Mwaliyas\u2019 Pedro Iguel with nine kees.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Mwaliyas still sits on top of the team standings with a 3-0 record, while the Lagooners defeated Black Magic, 56-39, on Thursday to sit alone in second place with a 3-1 record.<\/p>\n
B-n-S and Ochobu both sport 2-1 records, while Black Magic follows with a 2-2 card. Malat is next with a 1-2 record while Just for Fun and Caropinos have 0-3 records.<\/p>\n
Action in the fourth round continues tomorrow with Malat and Ochobu going head to head.<\/p>\n
For more information about Rocball, contact founder Jim Feger at 664-3810.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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