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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesMonday, August 8, 2011
Sports

ButtonMontalbo’s layup carries Basecom past Royal Star in Fil-Sino cagefest
ButtonBBC routs South Gate in LNA7-USLS tourneyd
ButtonGasca captures OPBF crown

Montalbo’s layup carries Basecom
past Royal Star in Fil-Sino cagefest

Kirell Brahndon Montalbo capped his 35 points performance with a winning layup as Basecom stole the victory from Royal Star Trading, 92-91, in the Fil-Sino All Asian Countertrade 2nd Conference Inter-Color Basketball Tournament at the Bacolod Tay Tung High School Po Hang Gym.

JSY Countertrade notched its first victory at the expense of AACI Trading, 101-77.

The cat-quick breakaway layup from Montalbo with 11 seconds left gave Basecom its only lead in the second half as Ritchie Militante completed the comeback with a block on an undergoal stab by Royal’s Charlton Ong with four seconds left.

BBC routs South Gate
in LNA7-USLS tourney

BBC showed its dominance as it blew away South Gate Inn (USLS Class 94-95) with a 107-86 win in the recent match-up of the LNA7-USLS Inter-barkada Alumni Basketball Tournament at the West Negros University gym.

Paolo Avecilla scored 18 points and Philip Abong delivered 15 markers as BBC started pulling away in the first two quarters with an 80-54 halftime lead.

 The assault on South Gate’s defense continued in the second half as Justine Tagado caught fire in the fourth quarter and scored 15 points to seal the victory  for BBC.

Gasca captures OPBF crown

ALA fighter Roli "Gasca" Nengasca carved out a thrilling 12-round majority decision win yesterday against reigning champion Oohashi Hiromasa to capture the OPBF super bantamweight crown in Aioi Hall, Kariya, Aichi, Japan.

A native of Japitan, Barili in Cebu, Gasca started out with quick left and right power punches that connected with the face of Hiromasa to take the lead in the scorecards of two of the three judges after four rounds.

He continued to land solid shots on his Japanese foe in the succeeding rounds but the defending champion bulldozed forward and landed some significant body shots of his own that had the Filipino boxer in defensive mode.

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