San Sebastian sweeps EAC to wrap NCAA Season 100 run
San Sebastian College-Recoletos made quick work of Emilio Aguinaldo College, 25-16, 25-21, 25-19, to cap its run in the NCAA Season 100 men's volleyball tournament on Tuesday at the Filoil Centre in San Juan.
In the match that ran for an hour and 13 minutes, Kyle Villamor still showed his offensive prowess with 20 points to go with 12 receptions and five digs, while Joshua Espenida and Christian Alba had 13 and 10 points, respectively, for the Golden Stags.
The Generals, meanwhile, relied on Frelwin Taculog who had 14 points, while Joshua Olivo had 10 points in their final match.
San Sebastian finished the season with five wins and 12 losses, while EAC, who was one of the finalists last season, also capped the tournament with the same record.
—JKC, GMA Integrated News
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