5 Games in 3rd Week of HCCC Basketball Alumni Cup 2022

 

Like the previous two weeks, the third week of the ongoing Holy Cross College of Calinan Basketball Alumni Cup 2022 at the Calinan Gymnasium in Calinan, Davao City, remains fun and exciting.

On May 29 at 10 a.m., the HCCC batches 2010 and 2015 had a face-off with each other on the hardcourt.

Using the monicker the Hornets, a widely popular NBA ball club in the 1990s, the batch 2010 beat their younger rivals 56-51.

Channeling the hot shooting of Hornet's star Dell Curry (Stephen Curry's dad), the batch 2010 emerged victorious with a five-point win.

In the second game, the rivalry between HCCC batches 2007 and 2003 was reignited on the hardcourt.

With their monicker Black Mamba, 2007 demolished their older rivals 70-40.

With a sting from their outside sniping and inside plays, the Mamba easily tamed and preyed on the Wolves of 2007.

The third game of the Sunday basketball bonanza saw the HCCC batch 1999 face batch 1997.

The game between the two teams was very exciting and close as the Bulldogs tried their best to prey on the Anarchy of Batch 1999.

However, after the smoke had cleared, Anarchy Farm 1999 emerged victorious with a slight 73-70 win.

In the second to the last game, HCCC batches 93 and 92 face each other for pride and honor.

In a game of wits and skills than speed, the batch 93 rooster beat the kingsman of 1992 with a score of 62-46.

Like a fighting Rooster, the batch 1993 did not allow their rivals to breathe in the game and beat them handily in the end.

In the fifth game, it is the battle of the oldies as HCCC batches 1988 and 1990 face each other. 

Playing their childhood style of old school basketball, both teams played tough physical defense in the game.

In the end, the fierce tigers of 88 tame preyed on the blazing stallions of 1990 42-28.

The ongoing HCCC Basketball Alumni Cup 2022 is organized by HCCC Batch 1995.

As the organizer of this game, batch 1995 graduates make sure all the games are played well and fairly.

A group of medical personnel is always on standby to help if needed.

The referees officiating the game are always on their toes to make sure the game is played fair and square. (Romeo Braceros Jr.)