Clash of titans as NU, La Salle collide
‘It’s very exciting because this will be the first time we’ll face La Salle.’
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‘It’s very exciting because this will be the first time we’ll face La Salle.’
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For a century, Mapúa University has established itself as one of the premier engineering and technological universities in the Philippines, gradually earning a…
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Standing in the way of the Green Archers’ formal entry into the next round is a reeling but still very dangerous Adamson University.
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Wielyn Estoque delivered the goods to power College of Saint Benilde into the playoffs following a 25-19, 25-18, 25-20, sweep of San Sebastian College in the…
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Centro Escolar University (CEU) produced another first in the history of Universities and Colleges Athletic League-PGFlex Season 7 by winning the inaugural…
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‘What is important is that the boys’ legs and minds are refreshed.’
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Letran College is ready to march to its rivalry match with Mapua University even without top rookie Jimboy Estrada when they clash in Season 100 National…
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Ateneo de Manila University clinched a seat to the next round after a quick work of Emilio Aguinaldo College, 25-12, 25-21, 25-12, in the 2024 Shakey’s Super…
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University of the East leaned on Mav Mesina’s clutch performance to overcome De La Salle-Zobel with a 79-70 win and remain unbeaten in the University Athletic…
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‘We’re getting comfortable and acclimated. We’re understating our goals and our game plans.’
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‘I’m always reminding our guards the changes we need to make.’
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‘Even though I was missing my shot and going 0-of-6 from the three-point line, I was open and thankfully it went in.’
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The controversy that served as a defining moment of the first round of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) is now a thing of the past.
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Value turnover was P3.68 billion. Advancers outweighed Decliners at 128 to 73, while 54 names were unchanged
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