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Bombers thump Stags to claim first win
Jose Rizal University (JRU) Heavy Bombers secured their first victory in NCAA Season 100 by defeating San Sebastian College-Recoletos with a final score of 90-74.
Rookie Marvin Raymundo led the Heavy Bombers with an impressive 21-point, 13-rebound performance, earning praise from head coach Louie Gonzales for overcoming the pressure of playing in the spotlight.
Coach Gonzales expressed pride in the team's cohesive performance throughout the entire game, highlighting their improved composure in the endgame compared to previous matches.
The Heavy Bombers demonstrated strong teamwork with six players scoring at least nine points, including Mart Barrera with 18 points and Jonathan Medina with 11 points.
Coach Gonzales emphasized that this unified effort and performance must be the standard for the team moving forward in the tournament.
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