The 2022 FD Alumni Basketball Tournament is rolling along in its third week of competition and who would’ve known the kings of the court are in unfamiliar territory.
The 8-time champion Class of 2006 lost not one game, but two games – in the same week!
Chris Sgro and the Class of 2005 pulled off the shocker of shockers Friday night, beating 2006 49-48 on a Sgro game winner that blew up our social media.
Here’s some results of the tournament since Wednesday night:
99/01/03 def. 96/97 83-67 (M. Acda 28 pts; J. Acda 30 pts)
2021 def. 2020 45-38 (Santos 17 pts; Pelkey 12 pts)
1975 def. 1989 40-32
1979/80 def. 1982/AD7 60-26 (Javellana 20 pts)
2005 def. 2006 49-48 (Limbo 15 pts; Yu 23 pts)
2019 def. 2021 70-66 (Quinene 30 pts; Garrido/Santos 15 pts)
2008 def. 2007 44-40 (Ilao 14 pts; Martinez 15 pts)
1979/80 def. 1988 31-31 in OT shootout (Javellana 13 pts; San Gil 10 pts)
2017 def. 2014 43-34 (Shimizu 18 pts; C. Chang 8 pts)
2009 def. 2011 52-39 (Javier 18 pts)
1998/00 def. 430-5 57-48 (Sanchez 23 pts; Alvarez 16 pts)
2010 def. 2005 48-47 (Silva 13 pts; Hernandez 11 pts)
2012 def. 2022 48-47
2007 def. 99/01/03 46-42
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