Bolts punch quarters ticket


Serious in its bid to score a first ever hat trick in franchise history, Meralco lost no time in clinching a quarterfinals berth in Leg 5 of the Philippine Basketball Association 3×3 Third Conference on Monday.
Sans big man Alfred Batino, the Bolts hardly lost a step as they finished their group phase campaign with a 2-0 sweep of Pool A at the Ayala Malls Manila Bay.
Guard Jeff Manday again waxed hot for the team which he led to a 21-9 rout of Northport, and later on scored a 17-15 grind out win over Cavitex.
Meralco is eyeing a third straight championship in the 3×3 game after winning three of the first four legs of the conference, including back-to-back victories the last two weeks.
Despite the loss to the Bolts, the Braves still made it to the next round as they dealt the Batang Pier with a 21-11 loss.
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Northport bowed out of contention with a 0-2 record.
The Bolts and Braves are so far the only team which secured berths in the knockout stage as the eight other teams from Pool B and C are still disputing the remaining six quarterfinal tickets as of press time.
TNT appeared to have a clear view of reaching the next round after capping their Pool B campaign with a best record of 2-1.
The Tropang Giga won their first two outings against San Miguel (21-12) and Pioneer Elastoseal (22-20) but was ambushed by Purefoods (21-19) in their final game.