Carlo Salgarino of UC Child Site owners goes for a layup throughout their Cesafi Season 24 recreation towards UCLM. | Picture from Sugbuanong Kodaker
CEBU CITY, Philippines—The College of Cebu (UC) Child Site owners secured the highest spot in the highschool division standings of the Cebu Colleges Athletic Basis, Inc. (CESAFI) Season 24 after defeating their sister crew, the College of Cebu Lapu-Lapu Mandaue (UCLM) Site owners, 66-56, on Tuesday, October 8, on the Cebu Coliseum.
The Child Site owners prolonged their unbeaten streak to 4 wins by overcoming UCLM, which suffered its third defeat in 4 video games.
UC’s huge man, Carlo Salgarino, dominated the paint with a game-high double-double efficiency, tallying 14 factors, 14 rebounds, three steals, and a block. Regardless of being fouled out within the closing moments, Salgarino had already helped his crew safe a decisive lead.
Salgarino was the one Child Webmaster to attain in double figures, whereas Keith David Bout and Burj Lapu-os every contributed 9 factors in a hard-fought recreation that featured seven lead adjustments and three ties.
The Child Site owners pulled away within the remaining quarter after a back-and-forth third interval. Holding a five-point lead, they capitalized on their presence within the shaded space, outscoring UCLM 40-24. This allowed them to stretch their result in 13 factors, 60-47, with simply three minutes left within the recreation.
UCLM made a spirited try at a comeback, however UC Principal responded to each basket, finally sealing the win.
Felix Rogasajo led UCLM with 10 factors, whereas Dan Mitchell Ferraren and Wade Adam Luche every added 9 in a shedding effort.
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