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Marasigan atones for missing Game 2 winner with clutch performance in La Salle’s UAAP finals clincher
De La Salle University's Vhoris Marasigan expressed gratitude for his teammates and coaches' support after bouncing back in Game 3 of the UAAP Season 88 men's basketball Finals.
Marasigan contributed 10 points and two steals in La Salle's championship-clinching 80-72 victory over the University of the Philippines.
He admitted that he moved past his crucial missed shot in Game 2, where he had a chance to win the title for La Salle but his triple rimmed out.
With encouragement from his coaches to focus on redemption, Marasigan stated he felt immense joy and thanked his teammates for their unwavering support.
During the decisive Game 3, Marasigan was once again thrust into the spotlight, hitting a go-ahead jumper with 4:09 remaining.
He also extended his gratitude to the coaches and management for their constant encouragement.
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