Showing posts with label Letran Knights. Show all posts
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Monday, March 18, 2024

Agdao HS cager scores 14 points in Letran's game 1 win over Perpetual in NCAA HS basketball finals



Davao City---A promising high school basketball player from Barangay San Antonio Agdao here scored 14 points in the  97-80 win of Letran Squire against  UPHSD Junior Altas in game 1 of  NCAA Season 99 Juniors Basketball Finals held earlier at the Filoil EcoOil Centre in San Juan City.

George Diamante played huge in the title retention bid of the defending NCAA high school basketball champion.

Diamante is feeling good these days since he is ranked number 9 on the NBTC list.

Diamante is considered the top 9 best high school basketball player in the country due to his tremendous talent in both defense and offense.

In the current NCAA high school basketball season, Diamante is playing well in defense and offense.

This year, Diamante got three Best Player of the Game accolades for his team.

The lanky 6-5 forward, center is versatile in whatever role the coach gives him.


Friday, November 5, 2021

CDO cager Rey Nambatac inks 3-year maximum contract extension with Rain or Shine Elasto Painters


DAVAO CITY---The Rain or Shine Elasto Painters has signed to a new maximum three-year-deal young guard Rey "Sting Ray" Nambatac after his previous contract ended.


The new lucrative deal will give Nambatac  P420,000 a month from the Elastopainters.

Nambatac, drafted by the Elastopainters in 2017, averaged 11.3 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 1.9 assists in the 2021 Philippine Cup, second in scoring behind Javee Mocon.

The Elasto Painters decided to give the former Letran star a new contract because he is not afraid to take the big shots for the team over the years. 

Nambatac is very happy with his new deal and he vowed to do his best to repay the trust of his team.

Sources said one reason why the Elasto Painters decided to give Nambatac a maximum deal is that they are afraid he might be lured to play in the Japanese basketball league, which has become a trend among pro and amateur basketball players late. (Romeo Braceros Jr.)