MANILA, Philippines –
La Salle was able to cut the lead to four, 5-9, but Andrei Delicana punched in a kill to give the Tamaraws a 10-5 advantage. “What La Salle did was great, that game was nobody’s game, so whoever won it, is well-deserved,” said FEU head coach Eddieson Orcullo. FEU is now holding a part of the lead along with National University with a 7-1 win-loss record. Earlier in the day, the Adamson Soaring Falcons swept the University of the East Red Warriors, 25-17, 29-27, 25-22. Xjhann Camaymayan and Joshua Pozas had 11 points each for UE.
Defending champion La Salle, after a minor bump in the first round, begins its crucial second-round campaign today in the...