Perpetual Help Junior Altas Triumph in Historic NCAA Juniors Basketball Championship
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The University of Perpetual Help Junior Altas clinched their first-ever NCAA juniors' basketball championship in NCAA Season 100, defeating Benilde-La Salle Green Hills in a decisive Game 3. Led by standout performances from Jan Roluna and LeBron Jhames Daep, the Junior Altas showcased a dominant performance to secure the title after a challenging series.
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Perpetual Help Junior Altas won their first-ever NCAA juniors' basketball championship in Season 100.
They defeated Benilde-La Salle Green Hills 101-67 in Game 3 of the Finals at Filoil EcoOil Centre.
Jan Roluna and LeBron Jhames Daep were pivotal with double-doubles; Roluna with 15 points and 10 rebounds, Daep with 10 points, 12 rebounds, and 2 blocks.
LeBron Jhames Daep was named Finals MVP, averaging 13 points, 11.6 rebounds, and 2.6 steals over the series.
Coach Joph Cleopas credited the team's hard work and the coaching staff's efforts for the victory.
The Junior Altas had a balanced scoring effort with multiple players reaching double digits.
