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Joseph Yeo catches fire as Xavier pulls away from Uno in FCAAI


Joseph Yeo erupted for 35 points in his first game, powering Xavier School to a 91-78 win over Uno High School in the 40s division of the Fil-Chinese Athletic Association Inc. (FCAAI) on Monday, May 25, at Tanduay Gym in Quiapo.

Showing the versatility that made him one of the best all-around players during his prime, Yeo scattered seven triples, including one that helped the Powersox-AcroCity-backed Golden Stallions seize control in the third quarter after trailing 42-47 at halftime.

With Bon Syiaco, Eldridge Liao, Randy Chua, and Paul Chua providing the needed firepower, the Golden Stallions pulled away for good, building an 83-70 lead with just over three minutes remaining.

Despite a late rally led by Trigem-supported Uneans, Xavier held its ground down the stretch to notch its second straight win, bouncing back from a 60-81 defeat to James Yap-led Hua Siong College of Iloilo in its opener two weeks ago.

Meantime, Sean Co and Garri Sevilla formed a lethal one-two punch as Big Chill-backed Chiang Kai Shek College defeated Metro Asia–St. Peter the Apostle School, 80-61, to tie Xavier for third to fourth places in the nine-team tournament.

While Co topscored for the Blue Dragons with 28 points, vlogger Sevilla took home the Best Player honors after a double-double performance of 25 points and 10 assists.

Widely known as “Boss GK,” Sevilla also added five rebounds in nearly 33 minutes of action.

Hua Siong College and St. Stephen’s are currently tied for the lead with identical 2-0 records in the tournament backed by Genius Hardware, Ultraforce Tires, Cellboy, PGFlex Linoleum, Boysen, Lamtex Pipes, Jiang Nan, Hangry Pares, Powerhouse Tools, L.F. Fireworks, BYD Valenzuela, BAIC, Jetour, Oedo, 1118 Autospa, and TCL.

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