Rookie Ardie Dizon and veteran Franklin Mancio came up with sizzling performances for the Olivarez College Sea Lions yesterday in the 11th Universities and Colleges Athletic Association (UCAA) men’s basketball tournament.
Dizon and Mancio hacked out 21 and 20 points, respectively, for the Sea Lions, who demolished the Manuel L. Quezon University Stallions, 122-68, at their own home court — the Olivarez College gymnasium in Sucat, Parañaque.
The Sea Lions drew 18 points from Dizon in the fourth period, where he delivered the finishing touches for Olivarez College’s fifth straight win.
The Michael Saguiguit-coached Sea Lions’ unbeaten record allowed them to sweep the first round of this cagefest supported by Mikasa and Molten Balls.
Mancio scored 11 points in the first period as he helped the Sea Lions get off to a great start with a 27-16 advantage.
Triples from Cameroonian Danny Masso and Mancio in the second period allowed the Sea Lions to erect a 60-33 edge at halftime.
The Stallions, who won over the Philippine School of Business Administration Jaguars, 80-67, last Friday, dropped to fourth at 2-3. Windell Bumanglag tallied 19 points for Stallions in their game against the Jaguars.
Sea Lions drub Stallions
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