The final Playdate of the Uaap Season 88 Men’s Basketball was more than just a jolt to the final ticket.
In a surprising moment, Janrey Pasaol stole the thunder from the league leaders in the nick of time to seek the most valuable player (MVP) honor as the only consolation prize for the other two finishes.
Mr Pasaol finished with 81.5 points in mathematics to win the award from de la salle University
The brother of the PBA Player and Uaap Great Alvin brought 13 double-double points and 11 assists with six pinkies and six steals, proving his sympathy with the No. 3. Entering the final race.
Mr. Pasaol, who is scheduled to be crowned as the first Tamaraw MVP since Terrence Romeo in 2013, was the best base for Lague with 7.5 best 7.5
Before Feu’s final assignment against Santo Tomas tied for Semis tied, Mr. Pasaol was sitting in the third hour with 79.154 points Collins Athlete (FSA) Collins Athlete (FSA) Collins Athlete (FSA) Collins Athlete (FSA) Collins Athlete (FSA) Collins Athlete (FSA) Collins Athlete (FSA) Collins Athlete (FSA) Collins Athlete (FSA) Collins Athlete
Mr Phillips and Mr Akowe moved ahead with 80,429 and 79.286 points, respectively.
Mr. Figueroa, as the leading nu captain, led most of the second round but adjusted three points, two assists, one, one, and one block in the bulldogs tiger to remember with 77.286 points.
Three joined Mr. Pasaol with five hairs, now re-determined as an elite team, including Santo Tomas’ Nic Cabañero who finished seventh in the competition with 66.643 points.
University of the East’s (UE) valuable Momowei (74.214) and Feu’s Mo Konateh (74.786) were ahead of Mr Cabañero but only one FSA could make it into the top five.
The new decision of Uaap has a different MVP award for locals and FSA Award for foreign players but since there was no top FSA in the math race with Mr.
High school experience mr. Akowe will have a rookie of the year after winning MVP and FSA best awards in his last two seasons with the NU Bullpups before forcing the Tigers to the rising ranks.
In the women’s category, NU’s Karl Ann Pingol (93.571) ended the reign behind MVP Kacey Dela Rosa’s (91.429) as Santo Tomas
OE’s Goodluck Okebata was awarded the MVP award in the U16 Division with 96.214 points. Joining him in the Elite team was Santo Tomas Cabas Cabas – John Bryan Uhlabay
