2010 ISSA basketball tournament

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The 2010 ISSA basketball tournament was a basketball tournament of the Iloilo Schools Sports Association. [1] Six schools in group A and five schools in group B of the high school division participated. The tournament was hosted by Central Philippine University. Games were held at the De Paul College gym, CPU gym and Iloilo Sports Complex Basketball center. The tournament was held from August 10 through September 14 or 17th, 2010.[ citation needed ] The champion of group B will go up to group A for the next tournament, while the last place team in group A will be relegated to group B.

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Round robin elimination group A

#TeamGPWL
1Iloilo Central Commercial High School Baby Dragons550
2St.Joseph School Templars541
3Sun Yat Sen Tiongsan532
4University of San Agustin Golden Eaglets523
5Central Philippine University Centralians514
6Colegio de San Jose Josephians505

Round robin elimination group B

#TeamGPWL
1Bethany Life Center Academy Bethans440
2John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University Dolphins431
3De Paul College Paulinians423
4Holy Rosary Academy Rosarians413
5West Visayas State University Eagles404

Playoffs

SemifinalsGroup A
Game 1
#1ICCHS Baby DragonsW
#4USA Golden EaglesL
Game 2
#2SJS TemplarsL
#3SYS TiongsanW

Playoffs

SemifinalsGroup B
Game 1
#1BCLA BethansW
#4HRA RosariansL
Game 2
#2JBLFMU DolphinsW
#3DPC PauliniansL

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References

  1. "ISSA Tournaments". Archived from the original on 2014-07-14. Retrieved 2014-06-18.