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Rough shooting night dooms SWU vs La Salle in Davao

By: Jonas Rey N. Panerio August 13,2019 - 09:54 AM

In this Cesafi Partner’s Cup photo, SWU-Phinma’s Red Cachuela tries to penetrate the defense of USJ-R. Cachuela scored 14 points against La Salle in Davao. CDN Digital photo | Jonas Panerio

Cebu City, Philippines—The Southwestern University (SWU)-Phinma Cobras got tamed by the De La Salle University Green Archers, 59-65, in the 34th Kadayawan Sports Festival Commercial Invitational Basketball Tournament on Monday evening, August 12, 2019, at the Almendras Gym in Davao City.

According to SWU-Phinma assistant coach Jerry Abuyabor, the Cobras just could not get it going from the outside with top marksmen Lamine Thiam and Shaquille Imperial going through rough shooting nights.

However, Abuyabor added that it was a great learning experience for the Cobras to go toe to toe with one of the UAAP’s powerhouse teams, which brought their entire squad led by talented center Justine Baltazar, Andrei Caracut and Fil-foreigner Keyshawn Evans.

“To know that we can play with them is very satisfying,” said Abuyabor.

Red Cachuela led the way for SWU-Phinma with 14 points while Thiam managed 12 markers. Imperial could only muster two points.

SWU-Phinma is set to take on another UAAP team in the National University Bulldogs on Tuesday, August 13, 2019. A win would place the Cobras in the championship round./bmjo

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TAGS: Cobras, Davao City, Lamine Thiam, Red Cachuela, Shaquille Imperial, SWU phinma, USC, USJ-R
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