Wednesday's games

Game 13: Juncos 56, Evanston 36
   Juncos gained a 37-17 scoring advantage in the middle quarters, along with 11 points from Kevin Rodriguez and eight by Christian Santiago. Malik Jenkins tallied a game-high 13 points for Evanston.

Game 14: Kenosha 37, Bayamon B 28 (exhibition)
   Kenosha got 14 points from Detario Scott and 10 by Mike Bill to rebound from an early deficit. Bayamon was paced by Eageer Ramos with seven points and Edwin Reyes with six markers.

Game 15: Caguas Libac 45, Kenosha 38
   Jeremy Montanez poured in 17 points and Adrian Cotto (10 points) hit four late free throws to seal the deal for Caguas. Kenosha was ignited by DeAndre Johns with eight points and Detario Scott with seven.

Game 16: Guaynabo B 58, Encantada 49
    Jesus Perez canned four three-pointers for 12 points and Antonio Sanchez added 10 points to spark Guaynabo.  Meanwhile, Joseph Cortijo hit double figures with 10 points to top Encantada.

Game 17: Fraigcomar 57, The Network 47  (semifinal)
   Jesus Lugo (17 points), Josue Aponte (15) and Jonathan Aponte (11) all clicked for double figures to lead Fraigcomar to the title contest. Tariq McKenith scored 12 of his game-high 19 points in the fourth quarter to pace the Network.

Game 18: Robert Taylor 48, Arecibo 46  (semifinal)
    The Panthers advanced to the title contest behind Alquan McReynolds and Dylan Snyder with 12 points each and Michael Johnson with 10 points. Daniel Soto scored 10 points to spark Arecibo.

Game 19: Bayamon B 56, Evanston 45
   Edwin Reyes clicked for 13 points, Edrick Hernandez added 10 and Adrian Lugo nine to propel Bayamon B. Evanston got double figures from Antonay Howley with 12 points and Lance Davis with 11.

Game 20: Juncos 43, Newark Project Pride JV 17
   Sixes were wild for Juncos, which blanked Newark in the fourth quarter and got six points each from Kevin Rodriguez, Giovanni Rodriguez, Miguel Delgado and Christian Santiago. Alonzo Herron had six for PP.

Game 21: Encantada 30, Kenosha 23  (7th place)
   Joseph Cortijo led a balanced effort with seven points for Encantada, which jumped to a 9-1 lead after one quarter. For Kenosha, Evan Anderson also popped in seven points.

Game 22: Guaynabo B 43, Caguas Libac 28  (5th place)
   A 20-8 margin in the final stanza sealed the deal for Guaynabo, as Esady Rodriguez topped the effort with 12 points and Francisco Fuentes chipped in eight. Caguas got seven each from Adrian Cotto and Victor Pena.

Game 23: Arecibo 58, Network 47  (3rd place)
   A 27-3 onslaught in the third quarter turned the tide for Arecibo, which got 15 points from Josean Reyes, 11 from Fidel Roman and 10 from Bojato Hernandez. Network got 13 points by Tariq McKenith, 12 by Samaad Bethea and 10 from Acestra Robinson.

Game 24: Fraigcomar 43, Robert Taylor 34  (championship)
   Balanced spelled championship for Fraigcomar, which got 10 points each from Josue Aponte and Ryan Rosario, and eight each from Jesus Lugo and Christian Cabrera. Robert Taylor was sparked by Alquan McReynolds and Dylan Snyder with nine points each.