THE NCAA had a field day in the Elite Eight of the Philippine Collegiate Championships.
Two of the league’s most successful programs, Colegio de San Juan de Letran and San Beda College, advanced to the tournament’s Final Four by besting an upstart squad and a traditional …
COACH Leo Isaac is in cloud nine.
His second team in this year’s Philippine Collegiate Championship, the Arellano University Chiefs, bucked a slow start to cruise past Universal College of Nursing, 76-61, to advance to the Elite Eight at the Arena at San Juan last …
THE CHAMPIONS have proven their worth once again.
UAAP titlists Ateneo de Manila University and NCAA three-peat artists San Beda College advanced to the Elite Eight of the Philippine Collegiate Championship after handily thrashing Lyceum of the Philippines and University of San Jose-Recoletos, respectively, last November …
PAST collegiate post-season tournaments never had the luster that individual leagues like the NCAA or UAAP had. Blame it on mismanagement, scheduling, or even prominent hoops programs withdrawing on the eleventh hour. Whatever the reason is, the country’s never been able to bestow the official …
Respect. The three-time NCRAA champs and current Father Martin Cup holders earned this, and everybody’s attention by beating heavily favored University of Santo Tomas, while University of the East and Lyceum-Manila also advanced to the ‘Sweet 16’ of the Philippine Collegiate Championship last November 6, …
POWERHOUSE University of the East, three-time NCRAA champion and recent Father Martin Cup titlists Arellano University and University of Luzon began their campaigns for ‘sweet 16’ slots in the Philippine Collegiate Championship on high notes at the Makati Coliseum last November 3, 2008.
Arellano University …
Finally Kelvin Dela Peña can enjoy some breathing space. A day after a not-so impressive performance in his last game, Dela Peña woke-up his usual deadly form to power the Mapua Cardinals to an easy 90-73 win over Jose …
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