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Che’Lu-San Sebastian blows out Batangas-EAC to barge into playoffs


The Che’Lu-San Sebastian Revellers became the fourth team to clinch a spot to the 2018 PBA D-League Aspirants’ Cup playoffs, blasting the Batangas-EAC Generals with a 39-point beatdown, 99-60, Monday at Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig.

The well-rested Revellers were on-point for the entire game, going 15-of-37 from threes and got a huge boost from their reserves with their 57 bench points.

Samboy de Leon led the rout with his 15 points, eight coming in the first quarter pullaway, to go with eight rebounds for the team’s fifth straight conquest.

Allyn Bulanadi dropped 13 markers built on three triples, while Ryan Costelo also shot 3-of-4 from downtown to wound up with 13 points and 10 rebounds.

Alfred Batino chipped in 13 markers and eight boards. Jason David got 11 points, four rebounds, and three assists in the win.

“Kahit paano, makakarelax na,” quipped a relieved coach Stevenson Tiu. “We’ve been preparing for this game kasi talagang importante ito sa amin. At least with this win, assured na kami ng quarters.”

Che’Lu-San Sebastian currently sit in fourth with their 7-3 card, and could secure a twice-to-beat advantage in the quarterfinals with a victory against Marinerong Pilipino on April 3.

The Revellers bucked a slow start and used a 9-0 charge to take a 9-4 lead early and opening the floodgates, where they extended the lead to as much as 44, 99-55 in the waning seconds of the tussle.

Cedrick Ablaza led cellar-dwelling Batangas-EAC with 14 points and seven rebounds, while Cedric de Joya got 10 markers, three boards, and three assists.

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The Generals drop to 1-8 with this fourth consecutive defeat.

The Scores:

Che’Lu-San Sebastian 99 — De Leon 15, Batino 13, Bulanadi 13, Costelo 13, David 11, Collado 8, Faundo 8, Siruma 8, Capobres 6, Lao 3, Ilagan 1, Jeruta 0, Santos 0.

Batangas-EAC 60 — Ablaza 14, De Joya 10, Garcia 8, Dela Peña 5, J. Mendoza 5, Bugarin 4, E. Mendoza 4, Pate 4, Tampoc 4, Altamirano 2, Corilla 0, Estacio 0, Maguliano 0, Martin 0.

Quarterscores: 25-14, 46-25, 73-40, 99-60.

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