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	Game 13: Torrimar B 38 JV All-Stars 19 Winning the scoring margin in every quarter, Torrimar was paced by Enrique Ortiz with 13 points. The JV All-Stars were ignite by Joe Howard with a team-high 10 points.

Torrimar B	11	11	5	11		-38
JV All-Stars	4	7	4	4		-19


	Game 14: Guaynabo 59, Marquette Wizards 55 A balanced effort was the recipe for Guaynabo's win, as Yavier Rivera scored 12 points and Kevin Torres with 10 points. Yaya Bentzedez clicked for a game-high 13 points and LaDerrick Williams had 10 points to lead the Wizards.

Guaynabo	19	13	13	14		-59
Marq Wizards	12	12	13	16		-55


	Game 15: Chicago Heights 40, Bucaplaa B 30 The Green Streaks battled all the way back from a 21-10 halftime deficit, as Myran Brewer scored 18 points and Quandell McGhee chipped in seven. Bucaplaa was ignited by Michael Vazquez with nine points.

Bucaplaa B	12	9	5	4		-30
Chicago Heights	8	2	11	19		-40


	Game 16: Molina Basketbal 64, Kenosha 33 Jumping to a 15-5 bulge after the opening quarter, Molina was sparked by Edgard Garcia with 15 points and Luis Alicea with 12 markers. Kenosha got six points from Trey Glass.

Kenosha	5	14	10	4		-33
Molina	15	12	11	26		-64


	Game 17: Encantada 42, Glenbrook 38 (semifinal) Encantada rallied from a 29-26 deficit after three to reach the championship, as Bryan Rohena scored 11 points and Joshua Rivera added 10. Glenbrook got nine points each from Nick Karis and Nick Campobasso.

Encantada	9	9	8	16		-42
Glenbrook	4	9	16	9		-38


	Game 18: Arecibo A 52, Newark Project Pride 46 (semifinal) Dariel Soto tallied nine of his 17 points in the critical fourth quarter in the semifinal win for Arecibo, which also got 10 points from Gustavo Jove. Meanwhile, Alonzo Herran canned a game-high 24 points for Project Pride.

Arecibo	7	15	13	17		-52
Newark P. Pride	6	7	18	15		-46


	Game 19: Torrimar B 31, Network JV 29 Torrimar B held off a late charge and was led by Ruben Adorno with 11 points. For the Network, the scoring was topped by Justin Rodriguez with nine points and Tykwon Allen with seven markers.

Torrimar B	6	10	6	9		-31
Network JV	10	6	6	7		-29


	Game 20: Guaynabo 59, JV All-Stars 27 The full lineup of 12 got in the scoring column for Guaynabo, led by Ruben Rivera with 12 points and Aramis Velazquez with eight. Joe Howard topped the charts for the All-Stars with 13 points.

Guaynabo	18	9	16	17		-59
JV All-Stars	6	12	5	4		-27


	Game 21: Bucaplaa B 43, Kenosha 37 (OT-7th place) Michael Castro scored 10 of his 12 points in the fourth quarter and overtime to help secure the victory, while Adrain Nieves and Michael Vasquez each added eight. Jashaun Williams tallied 16 points to ignite Kenosha.

Bucaplaa B	7	5	8	13	10	-43
Kenosha	5	9	13	6	4	-37


	Game 22: Molina 51, Chicago Heights 46 (5th place) Edgard Garcia popped in 18 points, Jorge Orozco added 10 and Luis Alicea and Michael Bristol eight each to lead Molina. The Green Streaks got double-figure scoring from Myran Brewer with 14 points and Vashon Hedrick added eight.

Chicago Heights	14	6	11	15		-46
Molina	10	14	13	14		-51


	Game 23: Newark P. Pride 50, Glenbrook 40 (3rd place) Newark took command with an 18-6 margin in the third quarter, while Alonzo Herron scored 14 points and Kevin Notis and Prentice Purkett each added nine points. Nick Karis tallied nine points to lead the Magic.

Glenbrook	10	9	6	15		-40
Newark PP	7	10	18	15		-50


	Game 24: Encantada 57, Arecibo A 52 (Championship) Bryan Rohena scored 14 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter to help Encantada seal the deal for the championship, while teammate Joshua Rivera totaled 18 points. Darial Soto canned six three-pointers to finish with 21 points to lead Arecibo.

Encantada	7	12	12	26		-57
Arecibo A	4	21	16	11		-52