Crosstown Auto Centre shuts down Prestige Vision, 96-85

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Crosstown Auto Centre shuts down Prestige Vision, 96-85
Eugene Segundo (No.23) of the Flying Eagles protects the ball from Jake Angel (No.5) of the X-Men in the quarterfinals of the 2018 Philippine Sports Association Spring/Summer Basketball League, May 6, at the Trinity High School gym. The Eagles won, 98-84, to move to the semis round. (Photo by Moses Billacura)

Crosstown Auto Centre shut down Prestige Vision, 96-85 to advance to the semifinal round of the 2018 Philippine Sports Association Spring/Summer League.

Wayne Agbang powered Crosstown Auto with 28 points, May 6, at the Archbishop Romero gym.
Advancing also to the next round is Blitz, which defeated the Vikings, 67-56; R.Paluca Mortgage which beat Industrial Athlete, 86-72; Cameron Homes which trounced Batang Pangasinan, 105-101 and the Knights which won by default over PSA.

At the Trinity gym, Spectrum Elite won over Cancom, 76-63; SBP over the Dolphins, 83-72; the Wolverines over Amirax, 91-89; Bolero over Quickly Premium Bubble Tea, 87-66; Genesis over Batangas Pride, 95-77 and the Flying Eagles over X-Men, 98-84.

A total of 60 teams are entered in the league which has been going on for more than 20 years. The PSA, which is backed by Crosstown Auto Centre through dealer-principal Joe Medina, is currently headed by Gary Perpetua as president. (Moses Billacura)

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Moses Billacura was a sports correspondent for national newspapers in the Philippines since 1992 and served as sports editor and columnist for a community paper before moving to Canada in 2010. He loves photography, manages pinoyedmontonnews.com and cheers for the Edmonton Oilers.
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