Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Tiebreaker Times

ADMU

Ateneo-commit Matthew Daves cleared for Season 81


The rich just got richer.

Crossover Canada’s Matthew Daves has just secured his papers, making him eligible for the UAAP Season 81 Men’s Basketball Tournament to play for the Ateneo de Manila University Blue Eagles.

The development was confirmed by Blue Eagles team manager Epok Quimpo.

Daves, who committed to the Blue Eagles last March 29, was not able to join the defending UAAP Men’s Basketball Champions in their off-season campaign as he was still finishing his secondary school studies. Right after graduating, the 19-year-old immediately fixed his papers.

He is set to join the Blue Eagles next week.

Standing at 6-foot-5, Daves will join the already-stacked frontcourt of the Blue Eagles that has Filipino-American Raffy Verano, Fil-Kiwi Patrick Maagdenberg, Ivorian student-athlete Angelo Kouame, San Beda transferee William Navarro, and incoming senior Isaac Go.

Scouting reports have said that Daves is a good finisher around the rim, and has a touch from both mid and long range.

He played during the 2017 National Basketball Training Center National Finals, posting norms of 14.0 points and 12.0 rebounds.

#ReadMore  No hard feelings for Alec Stockton after multiple confrontations with UP
Written By


You May Also Like

ADMU

The University Athletic Association of the Philippines has granted Ateneo de Manila University’s request to extend the deadline for the submission of its official...

ADMU

Vince Mangulabnan is no longer among those recommended to face criminal liability in connection with the deaths of Ateneo men’s basketball players Rene Baterbonia...

ADMU

The Department of Justice on Monday received the findings of the National Bureau of Investigation Task Force Baterbonia and Adili following its investigation into...

Bandwagon Wire

Joaquin Tovera’s decision to decommit from the University of the Philippines has once again sparked a familiar discussion in Philippine collegiate sports — not...

ADMU

Ateneo de Manila University on Thursday disputed the inclusion of its University Athletics Office in the Philippine National Police’s supplemental referral recommending homicide-related charges...

ADMU

Maji Mangulabnan spoke on behalf of her family after her brother, Vince, was named as a respondent in the reckless imprudence resulting in homicide...

ADMU

Former Ateneo de Manila University head coach Tab Baldwin and eight others are set to face additional criminal charges over the deaths of student-athletes...

ADMU

The Philippine Sports Commission is accelerating efforts to professionalize coaching in the country following the deaths of student-athletes Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili, with...

Advertisement