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FRIARS WIN OVERTIME REMATCH

For the second straight meeting, the FD Friars and Southern Dolphins went into overtime, but this time the Friars got the win at the Dolphins home court in Tuesday night boys basketball action.

By Robert Balajadia

For the second straight meeting, the FD Friars and Southern Dolphins went into overtime, but this time the Friars got the 51-50 win at the Dolphins home court in Tuesday night boys high school basketball action.

Boys Basketball STANDINGSWith 10.1 seconds left in overtime and the Friars up 51-50, forward Nic Aglubat stepped up to the free throw line to try and further the Friar lead, but missed the first of a 1-on-1 free throw throw situation.

The Dolphins were presented with a prime chance to either score or take the lead off their own 1-on-1 situation on the following possession, but missed the first free throw as well.

With less than three seconds to go, the Dolphins fouled Friar guard Bruce Merrill, where he missed the first free throw on another 1-on-1 situation, but the Dolphins missed a half court heave as time expired giving the Friars the overtime win.

The Friars held a 10-point lead at the half, but the Dolphins stormed back in the third quarter which led to a series of back and forth scoring.

Other Scores

Guam High 63, GW 59
JFK 50, St. John’s 33
Okkodo 60, Harvest 47

PHOTO GALLERY:

At the halftime buzzer, Friars’ Noel Carlos put three up on the board with this shot. (photo by Jesse Castro)

At the halftime buzzer, Friars’ Noel Carlos put three up on the board with this shot. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Dolphins’ Jose Candaso put three points up on the board with this shot. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Dolphins’ Jose Candaso put three points up on the board with this shot. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Dolphins’ Dominic Diego in the lane throws the ball hopping to score two. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Dolphins’ Dominic Diego in the lane throws the ball hopping to score two. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Friars gather around their coach during a timeout. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Friars gather around their coach during a timeout. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Dolphins gather around their coach during a timeout. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Dolphins gather around their coach during a timeout. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Friars’ Nicolas Aglubat broke through Dolphins defenders in the lane and tried to get the lay-up in. (photo by Jesse Castro)

Friars’ Nicolas Aglubat broke through Dolphins defenders in the lane and tried to get the lay-up in. (photo by Jesse Castro)

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