Two Davaoenos made the list of PH's top 24 high school basketball players

Davao City—Two Davaoenos have secured a spot on the competitive roster of the Philippines' top 24 high school basketball players.

Number nine on the list released by NBTC is George Diamante, a resident of Barangay San Antonio Agdao and one of the best players for Letran Squires, the current NCAA high school basketball champions.

Because of his exceptional skill on both offense and defense, Diamante is regarded as one of the nation's top 9 high school basketball players.

Diamante is having an excellent season as an offensive and defensive player in the current NCAA high school basketball league.

Diamante won three awards for his squad this year as the best player of the game.

The 6' 5 forward and center is adaptable to whatever position the coach assigns him.

Listed at number 22 on the list is Andre Lumanag, another Davaoeno (Romeo Braceros Jr.)

Holy Child's Aljay Alloso transfers to San Beda Red Cubs

 

DAVAO CITY---Holy Child College of Davao high school basketball star Aljay Alloso is set to bring his hoops talent to Metro Manila.

Alloso has decided to transfer to San Beda Red Cubs in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) this school year.

The fast-rising basketball star is one of the top high school prospects in Davao City.

Alloso helped Davao Region gets a silver medal in secondary basketball in the Palarong Pambansa 2018 in Vigan, Ilocos Sur.

The high scoring guard scored 19 points in his team's 80-100 defeat at the hands of the National Capital Region represented by UAAP high school basketball powerhouse National university Bullpups.

Alloso also helped HCCD get the NBTC crown this year.