Chery DCT Pulls Away vs Chery REV

M. Veñegas wins 3-pt shoot-out

Chery Tiggo DCT showcased its offensive firepower to secure a 92–78 victory over Chery Tiggo REV in an exciting matchup of the Fil-Sino 1st Queue Basketball Cup.

DCT got off to a strong start, taking a 23–20 lead after the opening quarter. Both teams continued to trade baskets in the second period, but DCT maintained its advantage with a 25–23 scoring edge to enter halftime ahead, 48–43.

The third quarter proved to be the turning point as DCT stepped up its offensive intensity, pouring in 28 points while limiting REV to just 18. The 10-point advantage extended DCT’s lead and gave them firm control heading into the final period. REV tried to mount a late comeback in the fourth quarter, outscoring DCT 17–16, but the deficit proved too much to overcome.

Despite the loss, Michael Calibo delivered an outstanding shooting performance for Chery Tiggo REV, knocking down an impressive 10 three-pointers to keep his team within striking distance and provide one of the game’s biggest highlights.

In the end, DCT’s balanced scoring and dominant third-quarter performance proved decisive as they walked away with a hard-earned win. James Garrucho was named player of the game with 18 points.

Following the exciting matchup, the night continued with a thrilling three-point shootout featuring Michael Veñegas, Michael Calibo, Michael Deocadiz, and Kevin Ramos.

After an entertaining display of shooting skills, Michael Veñegas emerged as the champion with 7 points, claiming bragging rights in the shooting contest.

Chery Tiggo Cross HEV made a strong opening statement but Chery Touring CVT responded with an impressive comeback to capture the victory, 82-72. Chery Tiggo Cross HEV came out firing in the opening quarter, taking control early with a commanding 23-11 advantage. However, Chery Touring CVT quickly found its rhythm in the second period, unleashing an offensive surge to outscore Cross HEV, 26-15, and trim the deficit heading into halftime.

The momentum continued to swing in favor of Touring CVT in the third quarter as they tightened their defense and delivered another dominant performance, limiting Cross HEV to just 11 points while pouring in 22 of their own. This crucial third-quarter run allowed Touring CVT to take control of the game.

Both teams battled evenly in the final period. Despite Cross HEV’s efforts to mount a comeback, Touring CVT held its ground to seal the hard-earned victory. Nike Montalvo lead Chery Touring CVT with 24 points followed by Darwyn Sadie with 12 to go along with player of the game honors.* (Ghill Malimbag)