AEBC Builrdite Cup 2024 competing groups throughout the opening ceremony. | Photograph from AEBC
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Sinclair, Stopgap, and Smartbond kicked off their campaigns with victories within the opening video games of the Architects and Engineers Basketball Membership (AEBC) Buildrite Cup 2024 on September 20 on the College of San Carlos (USC) Downtown Campus gymnasium.
In Bracket B, Sinclair, representing the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP), triumphed over Civil Engineers 4-Rubberstop, 55-49.
Miguel Cenabre led the way in which for Sinclair with a powerful 16 factors, 5 rebounds, three assists, and two steals. He was supported by Adrian Damole, who contributed 12 factors, six rebounds, 5 assists, and three steals.
Regardless of a standout efficiency from Cris Sorono, who recorded a game-high 17 factors and 13 rebounds, Rubberstop was unable to safe the win.
In the meantime, Civil Engineers 1-Stopgap dominated their fellow engineers from Civil Engineers 6, cruising to an 83-56 victory, additionally in Bracket B.
Archie Araw-Araw fueled Stopgap’s offense with 14 factors, eight assists, two steals, and two rebounds.
Teammates Ralph Labora and Ruben Latonio added 12 and 10 factors, respectively, to safe the win.
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In Bracket A, Mechanical Engineers A-Smartbond edged Electrical Engineers-Blockout, 67-60.
Ivan Deo delivered a stellar efficiency for Smartbond, scoring 26 factors together with 4 rebounds, three steals, and two assists.
Deo was the one double-digit scorer for his workforce, however his efforts had been sufficient to steer Smartbond to victory.
The AEBC Buildrite Cup 2024 incorporates a complete of 12 groups composed of licensed engineers and designers, all competing for the championship title. /clorenciana
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