Allen Liwag Shines, Earns NCAA Player of the Week Honors for CSB
San Juan, Philippines - Allen Liwag, the dynamic point guard for the College of Saint Benilde (CSB), has been named the NCAA Player of the Week for his exceptional performance in the recent games. Liwag's impressive play helped propel the Blazers to a pair of victories, solidifying their position as a force to be reckoned with in the NCAA Season 98.
A Catalyst for Success
Liwag was the driving force behind CSB's triumphs, showcasing his all-around game and leadership qualities on the court. His ability to distribute the ball effectively, orchestrate the offense, and create scoring opportunities for his teammates proved crucial in securing both wins.
"Allen is a true leader on and off the court," said CSB Head Coach, "He's the engine that makes our team go. His vision and passing are exceptional, and he's always willing to do whatever it takes to help his team win."
Statistical Dominance
Liwag's impact was evident in the numbers. He averaged 15 points, 7 assists, and 5 rebounds per game, demonstrating his versatility and impact on all facets of the game. His ability to control the tempo, dictate the flow of the game, and consistently make smart decisions made him a constant thorn in the side of opposing defenses.
A Well-Deserved Recognition
The NCAA Player of the Week award is a testament to Liwag's outstanding contributions to CSB's success. His dedication, work ethic, and consistent performance have earned him the respect of his peers, coaches, and fans alike.
A Rising Star
Liwag's selection as Player of the Week is a clear indication of his potential. He has established himself as one of the most exciting young talents in the NCAA, and his impact on the game is sure to continue to grow in the years to come.
As CSB continues its journey towards the NCAA championship, Liwag's leadership and playmaking abilities will be crucial for the team's success. With his unwavering commitment and talent, he is poised to be a driving force for the Blazers and a major force in the NCAA.
