ANTIPOLO — Cam Clark’s arrival brought renewed hope as Converge ended its harrowing four-game slide in the PBA Season 50 Governors’ Cup by walloping Terrafirma, 120-103, at the Ynares Center here on Tuesday.
The comebacking import was signed in an attempt to turn their fortunes around before it’s too late, and their partnership got off to a good start as the FiberXers finally won for the first time since a 3-0 start into the season-ending tilt.
Previously of guest team Hong Kong Eastern, the 34-year-old forward top-billed in the balanced attack with 22 points and five rebounds, leading the key rally late in the opening period toward a 38-23 lead which put them ahead for good.
He was also there to help restore order after the Dyip threatened by cutting a massive gap to just 10 early in the fourth quarter, knocking down a three which then triggered a quick 10-0 run for the 101-81 lead with 8:23 remaining.
Converge would go on to cruise to the 17-point win to improve its record to an even 4-4, maintaining as well its grip on the no.4 spot in Group A.
