Faith and Victory: Coach Joph Cleopas Dedicates NCAA Juniors Championship to God
Source: news.source.inquirer
Perpetual Help Juniors Altas coach Joph Cleopas led his team to their first NCAA juniors basketball championship and used the victory as an opportunity to glorify God. On Holy Tuesday, the Junior Altas defeated College of St. Benilde in a decisive Game 3, 101-67. Cleopas, who has been vocal about his faith, emphasized his promise to God and shared his religious beliefs in his postgame interview, highlighting the role of his faith in his coaching career.
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Joph Cleopas led Perpetual Help Junior Altas to their first NCAA juniors basketball championship.
The championship win occurred on Holy Tuesday with a final score of 101-67 against College of St. Benilde.
Cleopas dedicated the victory to God, emphasizing his faith and promise to glorify God through his success.
Cleopas has a history of sharing his religious beliefs, which he continued to do in his postgame interview.
In just two years as head coach, Cleopas has made two Finals appearances and secured the school's first NCAA championship.
