Second gen stars lead way for DLSZ in
BBI hoops wins
by rick olivares
Second-generation hoopsters
stamped their class for different age-division teams of De La Salle Zobel last
weekend in the Smart Breakdown Basketball Invitationals Cherifer Tangkad Sagad
Tournament at the Moro Lorenzo Sports Center in Quezon City.
Dwyane James Miranda, son of pro
player Dennis Miranda, top scored for DLSZ’s 12-Under team in a 73-39
demolition of Rich Golden Showers Montessori College. The younger Miranda led
the way for the Junior Archers with 13 points.
Miranda has another 10-year old
basketball playing son also for DLSZ, the eponymously-named Chris Paul Miranda.
In the 10-Under category,
Kristoffer Favis scored 13 points while Daniel Sta. Maria, Dominic Joaquin Arejola,
and Kiefer Alas each added nine points in a 53-41 win over Ateneo. Kristoffer
is the son of former DLSZ and UST star Binky while Daniel is the son of former
Green Archers forward Adonis Sta. Maria. Dominic Joaquin is the son of former
DLSU guard Eric Arejola who is now with GlobalPort team management in the PBA.
Kiefer is the son of former Adamson star and current Phoenix Petroleum coach
Louie Alas.
Xavier School bounced back from a
disappointing weekend the other week with a 12-Under clobbering of La Salle College
Antipolo, 86-24, and a 17-Under triumph over Our Lady of Perpetual Succor
College, 87-60, behind Batang Gilas’ Miguel Tan’s 21 points with Martin
Sadhwani adding 12. The Golden Stallions held LSCA to below double digits in
each of the first three quarters.
Agila, a club team of Ateneo
players in the 10-under bracket laid waste to OLPSC, 82-33 behind Derek
Domangcas’ 19 points and LeBron Nieto’s 12 markers. Nieto is the youngest son
of former Ateneo Blue Eagles Jet Nieto whose other songs, Matt and Mike
recently helped their seniors squad cop the UAAP title.
In 12-Under play, Disciples
defeated Ateneo-Paya, 57-49.
The Smart Breakdown Basketball
Invitationals are sponsored by Smart, Cherifer, San Marino corned tuna,
sulit.ph, and Mared Rubber.
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