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FEU’s CJ Cabatac sent to medical facility after sustaining injury


CJ Cabatac was stretchered off the court after suffering a gruesome leg injury in the first set of the Far Eastern University-National University match in the UAAP Season 85 men’s volleyball tournament on Saturday.

The opposite hitter went up to block Michaelo Buddin’s push shot but he landed on the latter’s foot.

It resulted in an apparent bone break.

The Bulldogs were up 17-13 when the incident happened.

Cabatac was immediately brought to Cardinal Santos Medical Center.

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