FIRST GAME (Wildcard Knockout Game between No. 6 and No. 7)
Uno High School (2-5) 68 vs. Grace Christian College (0-7) 61
Halftime: 30-38

UNO HS
Isaiah Lim – 17 points, 4-for-10 from three-point area, and three rebounds
Isaac Lim – 16 points, 1-for-5 from three-point area, 10 rebounds and four assists
Vince Revillosa – 15 points, 2-for-7 from three-point area, four rebounds, three assists and four steals
Alvic Ong – nine points, 12 rebounds and two assists
Aldriane Anglim – nine points, nine rebounds and seven blocks

GRACE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
Brenson Go – 21 points, 21 rebounds, two assists and 10 blocks (the tournament’s only triple-double performance so far)
John Ong – 14 points, nine rebounds and six assists
Khristian Furigay – 13 points and two assists
Aldrich Shih – six points and 10 rebounds

NOTES: Uno trailed 20-13 after the first 10-minute quarter and fell behind by as much as 15 points (21-36) on an Aldrich Shih basket before three-pointers from Isaiah Lim and Vince Revillosa trimmed the deficit to 30-38 at halftime. With 13.6 seconds left in the first half, an absent-minded referee erred by awarding Revillosa just one free throw – instead of two – after he was fouled while hoisting a field attempt. The error was discovered after the halftime buzzer but no replacement free throw was given thereafter. Down 40-30, the Uneans put together eight straight points to come within two, 38-40. Following deadlocks at 44-44 and 46-46, Revillosa banked a trifecta to put Uno ahead, 49-47, after three quarters. Grace Christian was outscored, 19-9, in the third quarter. From 49-all, Uno went on a 7-0 run built around a pair of threes by Isaiah Lim for a 56-49 lead, time down to 7 minutes. Grace came right back to score six straight and equalize the count at 60-all on a Brenson Go undergoal stab, with 4:44 left. Isaac Lim broke the tie with a three-pointer and assisted older brother Isaiah Lim for a fastbreak layup as Uno moved ahead, 65-60, with 2:40 remaining. Isaiah Lim scored 10 of his team-best 17 points in the fourth quarter. Grace lost all of its seven assignments in the tournament. Uno’s two victories were both against Grace Christian. Freego Player of the Game – Isaac Lim, Uno HS

SECOND GAME (Quarterfinal matchup with twice-to-beat advantage for CKSC)
Chiang Kai Shek College (4-3) 60 vs. St. Stephen’s HS (2-5) 47
Halftime: 35-17

CHIANG KAI SHEK COLLEGE
Paul Aduana – 20 points, 9-for-13 from the field, six rebounds and four assists
Cyril Mopas – 10 points and three rebounds
Jon Ngo – eight points, 2-for-6 from three-point area, and two rebounds
Lorenzo Yan – six points
Gregorio Gimado – five points and eight rebounds
John Baytan – five points and three rebounds

ST. STEPHEN’S HS
Kent Lao – 12 points and six rebounds
Sean Teng – 10 points and two assists
Jesus Martinez – six points, five rebounds, two assists and three steals

NOTES: Chiang Kai Shek College scored the game’s first seven points and limited St. Stephen’s HS to just five points in the first quarter (16-5 as six Blue Dragons – Greg Gimado, Carlo Young, Arvin Faustino, Cyril Mopas and Lorenzo Yan – contributed at least two points. CKSC was ahead by at least 10 points the rest of the gameand led by 23 points thrice – 30-7, 33-10 and 35-12 – during the second quarter. SSHS came within 11, 52-41, halfway through the fourth quarter but Paul Aduana struck eight consecutive points to give CKSC an insurmountable 60-43 advantage. Twice in the game, the basketball got stuck in the backboard – first on a free throw by John Baytan and the second on a three-point attempt by Jon Ngo. Freego Player of the Game – Paul Aduana, CKSC

QUARTERFINAL PAIRINGS
4-Chiang Kai Shek College wins over 5-St. Stephen’s HS

3-Hope Christian High School (4-2) vs. 6-Uno HS (2-5)

Friday, February 5, 5:30 p.m.
Hope Christian HS has twice-to-beat advantage
In case of a rubber match, it will be played on Saturday, February 6, 5:00 p.m.

SEMIFINAL PAIRINGS
(games to be played Wednesday, February 10, at CKSC gym)

5:30 p.m. – 1-Xavier School (6-0) vs. 4-Chiang Kai Shek College (4-3)
7:00 p.m. – 2-St. Jude Catholic School (5-1) vs. winner of 3-Hope Christian HS vs. 6-Uno HS quarterfinal matchup

Xavier School and St. Jude Catholic School will enjoy a twice-to-beat advantage over their opponents.

FINALS (best-of-three series)