Rain or Shine suffers heartbreak anew

Yeng Guiao and the embattled Rain or Shine Elasto Painters are still searching for that elusive win in the William Jones Cup. (Photo from Bayan Ng RoS Facebook)

Yeng Guiao and the embattled Rain or Shine Elasto Painters are still searching for that elusive win in the William Jones Cup. (Photo from Bayan Ng RoS Facebook)

The national men’s football team is wasting no time dwelling on its forgettable ASEAN Championship campaign.

Alas shocks Indonesians, posts historic finish
San Miguel Beer head coach Leo Austria couldn’t be prouder of the Beermen’s fine game in a clinical walloping of guest…
Due to inclement weather and severe flooding across Metro Manila brought about by the southwest monsoon, the Philippine…

The Philippines missed out on qualifying for the semifinals of the ASEAN Championship after a 0-1 loss to Malaysia on…
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Rain or Shine crumbled in the fourth quarter anew and absorbed another heartbreaking 93-86 loss, this time, against Qatar in the 2023 William Jones Cup at the Taipei Heping Gymnasium here on Tuesday.
The Elasto Painters simply cannot get anything going in the final frame as the Qataris delivered the big hits in the final five minutes to keep the Filipinos searching for its first win after four games in the tournament.
Naturalized player Michael Lewis and forward Nedim Muslic were the biggest thorns to the side of the Elasto Painters, combining for 15 of Qatar's 24 fourth quarter points.
Lewis, despite getting hounded by a variety of Rain or Shine defense, led the way with 19 points.
Ndoye Seydou chipped in 18 while Muslic finished with 12 for Qatar which seized control of the contest after a brief altercation between its big man Haracic Meho and Rain or Shine's Nick Demusis with 7:25 left and the game knotted at 73-all