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PAINFUL GOODBYE: Chiefs spoil Knights’ Final Four return
The Arellano Chiefs ended the Colegio de San Juan de Letran Knights' bid for a Final Four return in the NCAA Season 100 men's basketball tournament with a 67-65 victory.
Lorenz Capulong led the Chiefs with a double-double of 13 points and 12 rebounds, contributing to their seventh win in 17 games.
Letran concluded their season with a 10th loss in 18 games, thus missing the semifinals for the second consecutive time since their Season 98 championship.
The victory spoiled the Knights' chance to return to the Final Four.
College of Saint Benilde, Mapua University, and reigning champion San Beda University are confirmed Final Four contenders, while Lyceum of the Philippines University and Emilio Aguinaldo College are battling for the fourth spot.
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Jimboy Estrada's clutch performance propelled Letran to a crucial 75-71 victory over San Beda, keeping their Final Four hopes alive in the NCAA Season 100 men's basketball tournament.
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Mapua University secured the top seed in the NCAA Season 100 men's basketball Final Four for the second consecutive season with a 75-69 victory over Arellano University.
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Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC) and Lyceum of the Philippines University (LPU) will battle for a chance to enter the NCAA Season 100 Final Four.
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The Lyceum Pirates secured the final spot in the NCAA Season 100 Final Four by defeating the top-seeded CSB Blazers, 82-81.
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Lyceum of the Philippines University clinched the last Final Four slot with an 82-81 win over College of Saint Benilde in the NCAA Season 100 men's basketball tournament.
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