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FEU Tamaraws trample over UP Fighting Maroons, 90-79, on UAAP S89 Men’s Basketball

For the first time since 2019, FEU Tamaraws beats UP Fighting Maroons with a history-breaking performance at Philsports Arena today.

UP’s defense against FEU is not enough to tame the Tamaraws as they start the game on fire, yielding 43-41 for the first half. The court blazed in-favor to the Tamaraws until third quarter as Janrey Pasaol ended it with a two-point shot, leveraging the gap against UP by 20 points on 75-55.

Putting up against ex FEU, now UP player Veejay Pre, Coach Sean Chambers stated on the interview: “I don’t want to make him do bad, but I wanna make sure we win.” And that is enough for the Tamaraws to make sure their horns are “up.”

Now on a 3-1 streak, the players reiterated that every game is just as big as the other, so they make sure to do their best for every single time.

Article by: Wyionha Rivera

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: FEU Tamaraws conquered defending champions DLSU Green Archers, 90-78, in the men's basketball tournament earlier today, September 30, at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.

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ICYMI: FEU Men’s Football Team flexes attacking masterclass in 10-0 romp over UE

Theo Libarnes and Selwyn Mamon spearheaded a clinical attacking display as Far Eastern University opened its UAAP Season 89 Collegiate Men’s Football campaign with a emphatic 10-0 victory over the University of the East on Sunday at the UP Diliman Football Stadium.

Libarnes, a third-year forward, sparked FEU’s early onslaught with two quickfire goals in the 19th and 21st minutes. His brace set the tone for a dominant first half, with Rustel Buenafe and Leoven Gatungay adding goals in the 41st and 44th minutes, respectively, to give the Tamaraws a commanding 4-0 lead at halftime.

Mamon then came off the bench at the start of the second half and wasted little time making an impact, completing a rapid-fire hat-trick with goals in the 47th, 51st, and 55th minutes.

For FEU head coach Vince Santos, who returned to the Tamaraws’ helm for the first time since guiding the team to the Season 85 crown, having Libarnes and Mamon leading the attack is a luxury the squad does not take for granted.

“It's a luxury for a team to have such strikers,” said Santos. “So, we make sure that we keep them fresh and limit their sanctions. We missed Selwyn in the final last year. Hopefully, we manage it better this year.”

With FEU already holding a 7-0 advantage, the Tamaraws continued to press until the final whistle. Karl Absalon added the eighth goal with a thumping header in the 67th minute, while Czam Acuesta and Dionisio Diaz completed the rout with goals in the 80th and third minute of stoppage time, respectively.

Despite the emphatic victory, Santos remained measured about the team’s prospects, stressing that the Tamaraws still have a long campaign ahead.

“It’s still early. I think we did better in the second half,” he said. “We’ll continue to work on our understanding as a team, and hopefully we continue to deliver better performances as the season goes.”

FEU takes on De La Salle University next Sunday at 2:00 p.m.

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“The maturity is showing up”

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AND THAT’S WHAT’S UP
Tamaraws charge past Fighting Maroons to rise to 3-1.

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Cabs and Marc join in the scoring.