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CENTRAL POINTE TRAINING CENTER06/13/202606:00 PM
Q1
22-17
Q2
22-26
Q3
22-24
Q4
23-20
CENTRAL POINTE TRAINING CENTER06/13/202606:00 PM
TEAM MASTER
TM
89:87
Q1
22-17
Q2
22-26
Q3
22-24
Q4
23-20
TEAM BENYO
TBS
Moises Velazquez
#7M. Velazquez
5REB
12AST
0PF
16PTS
Bryan L. Santana
#10B. Santana
3REB
2AST
1PF
21PTS
Gadiel Espinosa
#13G. Espinosa
1REB
0AST
1PF
5PTS
Nathanael Crispin
#15N. Crispin
17REB
2AST
4PF
11PTS
Walberto Valentin
#16W. Valentin
3REB
0AST
1PF
2PTS
Alberto Gonzalez
#23A. Gonzalez
3REB
1AST
3PF
20PTS
Bryant Velez
#99B. Velez
3REB
5AST
0PF
17PTS

TEAM MASTER Edges TEAM BENYO in Thrilling Playoff Quarter-Final

The MBL Season 4 quarter-final clash between TEAM MASTER and TEAM BENYO delivered an intense and tightly contested basketball battle that went down to the wire. With a final score of 89-87, TEAM MASTER clinched the victory in a game filled with momentum swings and remarkable individual performances.

The scoring was fairly balanced across the four periods. TEAM MASTER took the first period 22-17, but TEAM BENYO answered back in the second with a 26-22 advantage. The third period saw TEAM BENYO maintaining their slim lead, outscoring TEAM MASTER 24-22. However, it was in the fourth quarter that TEAM MASTER edged ahead 23-20 to seal the hard-fought win.

At the heart of TEAM MASTER’s success was Jose Berrios, who was named Player of the Game. Berrios dominated in multiple facets, putting up 23 points on efficient shooting (8-for-15 FG, including two triples) accompanied by 16 rebounds and 9 assists. His presence on both ends was marked by 2 blocks and crucial free throws, contributing to a staggering efficiency rating of 39. His clutch free throws in the final seconds secured TEAM MASTER's slender two-point victory.

Supporting Berrios was Manny Acosta, whose sharpshooting was a key factor. Acosta poured in a game-high 28 points, draining an impressive 8 three-pointers out of 13 attempts (61.5% from beyond the arc), while adding 5 rebounds and 2 steals. His 64.3% overall field goal shooting kept TEAM MASTER in contention during pivotal stretches.

Christian Hernandez offered a consistent presence with 13 points including two important three-pointers in the final quarter and 6 rebounds. Meanwhile, Axel R. Pizarro contributed 11 points with effective shooting, including a vital three-pointer that helped shift momentum late in the game. Veteran Master Rivera chipped in 8 points and 3 boards, including clutch free throws in crunch time.

On the opposing side, TEAM BENYO fought valiantly behind the brilliant play of Nayib Gonzalez and Benyo Soto. Gonzalez matched Berrios point-for-point with 23 points and dominated the glass with 20 rebounds. His efficient shooting and playmaking, totaling 3 three-pointers and 6 assists, kept TEAM BENYO within reach throughout. Soto added 15 points and a significant 12 rebounds, making his presence felt in both scoring and rebounding. Forward Majic Dorsey contributed 21 points with solid shooting and energized his team’s late pushes.

The final minutes were a whirlwind of intensity. With the score tied at 87-87, Jose Berrios calmly sank two critical free throws inside the last 45 seconds, providing the decisive edge. TEAM BENYO’s last-ditch efforts fell short despite timely baskets from Miguel Cruz, who finished with 9 points.

This playoff opener set the tone for what promises to be an electrifying series in the MBL Season 4. With stellar plays, strategic execution, and a nail-biting finish, basketball fans witnessed a game that epitomizes the spirit of postseason competition.

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Steven Fonseca
#5S. Fonseca
5REB
4AST
4PF
14PTS
Wally Gonzalez
#7W. Gonzalez
9REB
2AST
2PF
10PTS
Adolfo Velez
#9A. Velez
1REB
0AST
4PF
0PTS
Nixon Alvarado
#11N. Alvarado
8REB
5AST
1PF
31PTS
Joel Rodriguez
#32J. Rodriguez
4REB
1AST
2PF
2PTS
Angel Ramos
#45A. Ramos
13REB
4AST
2PF
25PTS

TEAM MASTER Edges TEAM BENYO in Thrilling Playoff Quarter-Final

The MBL Season 4 quarter-final clash between TEAM MASTER and TEAM BENYO delivered an intense and tightly contested basketball battle that went down to the wire. With a final score of 89-87, TEAM MASTER clinched the victory in a game filled with momentum swings and remarkable individual performances.

The scoring was fairly balanced across the four periods. TEAM MASTER took the first period 22-17, but TEAM BENYO answered back in the second with a 26-22 advantage. The third period saw TEAM BENYO maintaining their slim lead, outscoring TEAM MASTER 24-22. However, it was in the fourth quarter that TEAM MASTER edged ahead 23-20 to seal the hard-fought win.

At the heart of TEAM MASTER’s success was Jose Berrios, who was named Player of the Game. Berrios dominated in multiple facets, putting up 23 points on efficient shooting (8-for-15 FG, including two triples) accompanied by 16 rebounds and 9 assists. His presence on both ends was marked by 2 blocks and crucial free throws, contributing to a staggering efficiency rating of 39. His clutch free throws in the final seconds secured TEAM MASTER's slender two-point victory.

Supporting Berrios was Manny Acosta, whose sharpshooting was a key factor. Acosta poured in a game-high 28 points, draining an impressive 8 three-pointers out of 13 attempts (61.5% from beyond the arc), while adding 5 rebounds and 2 steals. His 64.3% overall field goal shooting kept TEAM MASTER in contention during pivotal stretches.

Christian Hernandez offered a consistent presence with 13 points including two important three-pointers in the final quarter and 6 rebounds. Meanwhile, Axel R. Pizarro contributed 11 points with effective shooting, including a vital three-pointer that helped shift momentum late in the game. Veteran Master Rivera chipped in 8 points and 3 boards, including clutch free throws in crunch time.

On the opposing side, TEAM BENYO fought valiantly behind the brilliant play of Nayib Gonzalez and Benyo Soto. Gonzalez matched Berrios point-for-point with 23 points and dominated the glass with 20 rebounds. His efficient shooting and playmaking, totaling 3 three-pointers and 6 assists, kept TEAM BENYO within reach throughout. Soto added 15 points and a significant 12 rebounds, making his presence felt in both scoring and rebounding. Forward Majic Dorsey contributed 21 points with solid shooting and energized his team’s late pushes.

The final minutes were a whirlwind of intensity. With the score tied at 87-87, Jose Berrios calmly sank two critical free throws inside the last 45 seconds, providing the decisive edge. TEAM BENYO’s last-ditch efforts fell short despite timely baskets from Miguel Cruz, who finished with 9 points.

This playoff opener set the tone for what promises to be an electrifying series in the MBL Season 4. With stellar plays, strategic execution, and a nail-biting finish, basketball fans witnessed a game that epitomizes the spirit of postseason competition.

Note: This post is generated by AI.

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