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By the numbers, CV Hunter Basketball did almost everything required to win its Rising Stars qualifier. By the scoreboard, it lost 67-64. The gap between those t…

PMI, SACRED HEART CLASH FOR FINAL FOUR'S LAST SEAT Winner takes the fourth seed outright; loser's season ends Saturday at Dao

THE BACKCOURT HIERARCHY: SANO HOOPS’ TOP FIVE GUARDS

An inside look at how SVI’s lead guard converted scrutiny into control.

WHAT IF SACRED HEART SECURED FIVE MORE REBOUNDS?

SVI won the possession war, but SHA’s Ruiz Laurence Salomon may have delivered the most complete individual performance on the floor.

GLA-B LED WITH 1:34 LEFT. THEN SACRED HEART TOOK EVERYTHING AWAY.

The Riverhawks’ ascent to second place was emphatic—but challenging the league’s unbeaten standard will require more than one explosive victory.

40 POINTS EACH. WHO GETS THE BALL WHEN THE GAME IS ON THE LINE?

GreatMinds A did not suppress SVI’s shot-making. It won by controlling the paint, manufacturing free throws, and creating decisive separation before halftime.

Three victories. Three different game scripts. One undefeated identity.

Christian Mike Agua did more than lead the scoring column—he controlled the possession economy of GreatMinds A’s 89–75 victory over SVI.