A perfectly executed inbound play set BLS Ibn Sina up for a 69-61 victory over L.S.C. in the OFBL 6th Conference Bracket B Inter-Company Bonafide Division at Timeout Sports Academy Gymnasium on Television St. , Ghulail District on the outskirts of Jeddah.

It was a tight ballgame in the first half all the way to the third quarter, registering 3 deadlocks.

But L.S.C. came together in the last minutes of the third period to post a 7 point cushion entering the fourth period.

Ibn Sina employed press and the trio of Rosero, Mayano and Diata combined well and controlled the game in the 4th quarter.

Mayano was particularly sharp in the period, grabbing eight rebounds with 4 points. Rosero was effective inside the paint and with Prado directing the floor Ibn Sina tied the game at 58 with 1 minute and 30 seconds left.

Mayano then had Sina forging ahead by scoring for two with a foul to boot.

L.S.C. applied tough defense to deny Sina good looks at the basket, but thanks to Diata Sina’s fortunes turned around as he found the space for an inbound pass play to Rosero, who was left open for a cut inside the paint and dug it in as Sina snatched the game from L.S.C.

Sina triggerman Mayano top-scored with an 13 points in the match, helped out by Sta. Cruz 11 points, Prado 10 points, Rosero 9 points and 3 assists and Diata with 9 points.

Venedo led L. S. C. with 13 points while Compotanes had 11 points and Semilla 8 points.

In another Inter-Company Non-rated Division Tropang Drinkers won against Bhara Cable, dominating all throughout the game.

Tropa was spearheaded by Gadingan with 19 points, followed by Arana brothers who combined for 32 points.

Gabyana had 18 points and Jude 9 points to lead Bhara Cable’s losing cause.

In another Friday morning game bracket C Jeddah Lions had little trouble beating Saudi gazette 76-62.

Eusebio headed Lions with an 25 points, followed by Tondo14 and Sampayan 9 point. Trazo had 18 points and Abeirtas 9 for the losing team.

In another morning division bracket, PVC Bhara defeated KAAU. Bhahra enjoyed a balanced offense with 4 players reaching double figures led by Adales who had 26 point including 3 consecutive threes and Badua who had 10 points, Borreo 6 points and Once 5 points. Buhano scored 13 points and Castiavi and Briones 11 each for the losing team KAAU.

Elsewhere, Batang Faisal Friendster defeated Red Tag in overtime while Westside downed Axal 84-72 in Bracket C division.

Reza Hygiene is the tournament major sponsor. The co-sponsors are City Max and Art’s Cuisine whose sponsorship contribution was facilitated through Jason Coan, City Max retail head Western Region, and Arthur Vitug, Art’s Cuisine director; Mobily Globe through Filipino community consultant Rannie Basanta, REDTAG and Jollibee.