Nursing the wounds of their first loss dealt by University of the Philippines, the Tamaraws banked on a strong first half showing en route to their fifth win in six games. FEU ended the match with a staggering 47 percent shooting from the field against AdU’s 29 percent. Arvin Tolentino drilled in 22 points, including his 17-point explosion in the opening 20 minutes while Ron Dennison and Prince Orizu chipped in eight markers apiece for the Tamaraws. Adamson trimmed the deficit down to 17 points, 48-65, on Pingoy’s long jumper in the 3:45 mark of the payoff period. However, that would be the closest distance the Falcons could fly as the hot-shooting Tamaraws persisted on draining their shots.

Source: Manila Times June 04, 2017 11:15 UTC