Dragons, Tigers advance to b-ball semis

by LIXIE IMEE SORIANO and ANNE OLMILLO

Meanwhile, Dragons ferociously pinned its opponents in court during the preliminary round of bracket B with a 70-point difference against Serpent cagers and Phoenix cagers with a score gap of 66-points, giving off scores of 104-34 and 103-37, respectively.

“Since [our] course is criminology, I believe that we [my teammates and I] can still improve our defense and offense, as well as our communication inside the court,” Maroon Dragon’s top scorer Michael Corpus said.

Likewise, the Griffins and Serpents landed their place in the semifinals after beating the Green Eagles, 6861, and Blue Phoenixes, 73-69, respectively.

On the other hand, Blue Phoenix and Green Eagle cagers fell behind against the aforementioned teams, ending their chance to bring home the championship for their colleges.

The Orange Tigers will meet the Pink Serpent cagers in the semi-finals, while the Maroon Dragons will face the Yellow Griffin cagers on Apr. 22.

Exhibiting flawless foot works and ball coordination, the twowin Maroon Dragon and Orange Tiger cagers secured their spots in the men’s basketball tournament semi-finals, together with the Yellow Griffin and Pink Serpent cagers to be held at the University Gymnasium, Apr. 22.

Coupled by their well-planned tactics and airtight defense, the Tiger cagers sealed their spot on the semifinals by ruthlessly crashing both the