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For maybe the final time in college basketball, two of Cebu’s prized giants Junmar Fajardo and Greg Slaughter collide on the court.

Fajardo’s University of Cebu Webmasters defeated Southwestern University, 63-58, Wednesday night to emerge as the Southern Islands champion in the Philippine Collegiate Champions League National Championship at the Ormoc Superdome.

With the win, UC earned a trip in the Final Four where they will face PCCL defending champion Ateneo, NCAA titlist San Beda and Luzon-Metro Manila titlist San Sebastian College in a round-robin tournament starting on Monday at the FilOil-Flying V Arena in San Juan.

The Webmasters’ win also set up a Final Four opening game blockbuster match against UAAP champion Ateneo on Monday at 2 p.m. with the two behemoths in Fajardo and Slaughter serving as a sidebar in this match-up.

The six-foot-nine Fajardo and the seven-foot Slaughter were frequent rivals when the latter was still playing for University of Visayas in CESAFI before becoming one of the key elements in Ateneo’s fourth straight conquest in the UAAP this season.

They will play against each other in collegiate basketball for the last time, unless both teams advance to the PCCL finals, since Fajardo is set to play for the San Miguel Beermen in the ASEAN Basketball League after the tournament.

The Stags, meanwhile, clinched a seat in the Final Four by defeating fellow NCAA team Letran College, 83-76, in the Luzon-Metro Manila bracket of the tournament.

The Knights, playing minus top player Kevin Alas and head coach Louie Alas, had a 47-34 halftime lead before the Stags came storming back to take the victory.

San Sebastian will open its Final Four bid against San Beda on Monday, 4 p.m. in a rematch of the NCAA Season 87 finals won by the Red Lions.

The top two teams in the Final Four meet in the championship with the top-seeded team holding a twice-to-beat advantage.

Source: Reuben Terrado, InterAKTV

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For maybe the final time in college basketball, two of Cebu’s prized giants Junmar Fajardo and Greg Slaughter collide on the court.

Fajardo’s University of Cebu Webmasters defeated Southwestern University, 63-58, Wednesday night to emerge as the Southern Islands champion in the Philippine Collegiate Champions League National Championship at the Ormoc Superdome.

With the win, UC earned a trip in the Final Four where they will face PCCL defending champion Ateneo, NCAA titlist San Beda and Luzon-Metro Manila titlist San Sebastian College in a round-robin tournament starting on Monday at the FilOil-Flying V Arena in San Juan.

The Webmasters’ win also set up a Final Four opening game blockbuster match against UAAP champion Ateneo on Monday at 2 p.m. with the two behemoths in Fajardo and Slaughter serving as a sidebar in this match-up.

The six-foot-nine Fajardo and the seven-foot Slaughter were frequent rivals when the latter was still playing for University of Visayas in CESAFI before becoming one of the key elements in Ateneo’s fourth straight conquest in the UAAP this season.

They will play against each other in collegiate basketball for the last time, unless both teams advance to the PCCL finals, since Fajardo is set to play for the San Miguel Beermen in the ASEAN Basketball League after the tournament.

The Stags, meanwhile, clinched a seat in the Final Four by defeating fellow NCAA team Letran College, 83-76, in the Luzon-Metro Manila bracket of the tournament.

The Knights, playing minus top player Kevin Alas and head coach Louie Alas, had a 47-34 halftime lead before the Stags came storming back to take the victory.

San Sebastian will open its Final Four bid against San Beda on Monday, 4 p.m. in a rematch of the NCAA Season 87 finals won by the Red Lions.

The top two teams in the Final Four meet in the championship with the top-seeded team holding a twice-to-beat advantage.

isama mo na si sangalang heheheh.. unte lang naman ang tangkad nila kay ian..

gogogo baste destroy san beda...


ateneo vs. san sebastian sa finals.. parehas paborito ko..

Fajardo and Slaughter rivalry reminds me of Ildefonso and Adducul rivalry during their college days, but I think the latter are more talented than JunMar and Greg.

I remember Adducul being the bigger name in college but look how far Ildefonso has developed while Adducul is the same big man that only bang bodies.

I hope Junmar gets matched up against imports in ABL. Because other than imports, the talent level in ABL is nowhere near PBA's.

good para kay junmar ang pccl at abl exposure and experience sayang nga di siya kasali sa seaba//

pero umaasa ako na makakasama siya sa gilas II para masaksihan natin ang galing niya gaya ni slaughter

thepbaologist RT @INQUIRERSports: Ateneo dismantles University of Cebu, 100-53, in the round-robin final four of the PCCL.

Ateneo beat UC in PCCL Final Four opener in a dominating fashion. Edward Pao got ejected and Junmar Fajardo never returned in 2nd Half due to knee injury.

may replay ba ang game kanina

between san beda and san sebastian?

You can try searching, baka tom sa Studio 23 same time. sa hapon.

Baka i-replay bro.

ganun ba,,diba may game bukas first game ateneo vs. san sebastian

anu yun hindi itelevise?

I really dont know for now. No sched of replay been released din.

I was just expecting a replay. But since you said its a Ateneo and Baste game. Hindi muna siguro ma rereplay yung laro kanina.

For me di naman magaling si fajardo e. Ive been watching his games here in cebu cause im from southwestern university in which tinalo nila. mas magaling parin si slaughter and fajardo i guess is matanda narin.