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Kurizo Hoopers eliminated Cresta Verde Mountaineers 108-95

3/18/2014  0 replies    

Mountaineers clinch playoff spot, defeats Manila All-Stars 115-112

3/17/2014  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers currently 4th seed with the win against New Oagas Society

3/8/2014  2 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers eyes the playoffs 1-1 last week

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One-two punch: KO. Mountaineers defeats Miscellaneous 104-87

2/25/2014  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers: 0-2 for the week

2/23/2014  2 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers 'destroyed' Dynamite Braves 121-58

2/16/2014  0 replies    

February 1 to 6 recap: Cresta Verde Mountaineers 1-2

2/16/2014  0 replies    

January 25 to January 30 recap: Cresta Verde Mountaineers 2-1

2/16/2014  0 replies    

3-0 Cresta Verde Mountaineers sweeps week defeats USA Basketball and Tsunami

1/25/2014  0 replies    

Cresta Mountaineers scored 38 points in the third, defeats Manila All-Stars 120-91

1/18/2014  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers advances in the National Tournament

1/16/2014  0 replies    

Growing pains: Kurizo Hoopers ekes win, defeats Cresta Verde Mountaineers 101-95

1/14/2014  0 replies    

New Oagas Society remains perfect, defeats Cresta Verde Mountaineers 112-99

1/13/2014  0 replies    

Crack the head: Cresta Verde Mountaineers pounds Bugo HeadCrackers 120-91

1/7/2014  0 replies    

Breaking news: Cresta Verde Mountaineers lost an all-time great player..

1/6/2014  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers pounded by So Awkward Players 78-94

1/4/2014  0 replies    

Wrong defense: Mountaineers lost against Miscellaneous 108-129

12/31/2013  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers defeats Zennings 88-74 in season opener

12/29/2013  0 replies    

Season 26: Cresta Verde Mountaineers preview

12/27/2013  0 replies    

Youth movement: Cresta Verde Mountaineers lost to Kurizo Hoopers 92-109

11/30/2013  0 replies    

New Oagas Society dash Cresta Verde Mountaineers playoff hopes

11/26/2013  0 replies    

Battle for 4th spot: Cresta Verde Mountaineers vs So Awkward Players

11/23/2013  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers recap: 2 wins, 1 loss

11/22/2013  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers weekly recap: eliminated by Marine Admirals in NT.

11/10/2013  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers Filipino-style basketball defeats USA BASKETBALL 104-84

11/2/2013  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers landslide dumps TornadO`s 123-87

10/31/2013  0 replies    

We don't stop: Mountaineers pounds Gwapsak, 86-42.

10/30/2013  0 replies    

Naga City Madunong nips Creste Verde Mountaineers in a nailbiter

10/27/2013  0 replies    

Weekly recap: Braves bomb Mountaineers, Mountaineers lay FC

10/25/2013  0 replies    

Checkmate: Queen's Coast Silv3r strangled Cresta Verde Mountaineers 96-85

10/19/2013  0 replies    

On a tear: Mountaineers wins third straight, defeats Home Owners 115-95

10/15/2013  0 replies    

Inside or out? Mountaineers prevail, snaps three-game skid, drop BluE HorsE 118-105.

10/13/2013  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers hands AS SupahStah first loss, 'crushed' them 107-84

10/13/2013  0 replies    

Kurizo Hoopers extend winning streak to three, defeats Mountaineers 81-60.

10/5/2013  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers defeats dumingag KaTuGa 96-78 in the National Tournament

10/3/2013  0 replies    

New Oagas Society defeats Cresta Verde Mountaineers 100-85

10/1/2013  0 replies    

So Awkward Players notch first win, upsets Mountaineers 94-79

9/28/2013  0 replies    

Cresta Verde Mountaineers nips Balawis Elite in OT, 109-101.

9/24/2013  0 replies    

Breaking news: National Team player Apolonio Sepulveda sold for $950k

9/21/2013  0 replies    

New beginning: Cresta Verde Mountaineers notch first win, defeats Spaghetti Sauce 106-93

9/21/2013  0 replies    

Deja vu: Mavs end season 24 with 7-15 record, bids PPL goodbye

9/6/2013  0 replies    

Instant classic: Memongs stays atop defeats Dahlia Mavericks 126-115

6/29/2013  0 replies    

Dahlia Mavericks acquires former U21 Benigno Basa

6/22/2013  0 replies    

Mavs 'back' acquires 23 y/o Rhyan Tersol

6/20/2013  0 replies    

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6/12/2013  0 replies    

Dahlia Mavericks end season 23 with a 7-15 record

5/26/2013  0 replies    

Mavs survives 8th seed, defeats Memongs 112-96

5/21/2013  2 replies    

Dahlia Mavericks getting 'healthy', defeats D Brothers 108-97

4/30/2013  0 replies    

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4/20/2013  1 replies    

Press Announcements

End of an era

Tokyo, Japan -- The Dahlia Mavericks have moved on from Rob Craverio, Mark Po Sum, and Stan Roncevic as they look to rebuild after years of being a perennial playoff contender.

"We want to thank Rob, Mark, and Stan for all the contributions they made to the team," GM Nicolo Maro said. "the transfer gave them the opportunity to help new, playoff pursuing teams with their experience."

The Mavs were hopeful to start the season with the all-world backcourt of Po Sum and Roncevic but it didn't translate to the court. The team missed multiple scrimmages and even defaulted a league game due to scheduling conflict.

"We just didn't have it this year, we thought we were solid with all our young cores but the timeline of the team didn't mesh well."

First to go was Rob, the first franchise player. He spent 18 seasons with the team averaging 11.7PPG, 11.2RPG and 1.5BPG in 360 games. "We discussed it internally whether he'll retire with our franchise until he couldn't play anymore but he wanted to compete and still have it to play for playoff aspiring teams.

"Rob was really amazing. We didn't find any center because he is rock solid as a starter for all those years. He is our all-time rebounder with 29 and 7 blocks in a single game. He was also a 9-time allstar and that speaks how well his career went with our team."

Season 56 was great for the franchise as they drafted their backcourt of the future in Mark and Stan. Po Sum was the 9th overall pick that year and Roncevic was the 25th overall pick. "This draft was the reason why we were competitive for years."

Po Sum's improvement was drastic that he literally took the franchise player crown from Rob and Stan as he was a 2-time MVP and 7-time all star in 11 season with the team. He averaged 17.6PPG, 5.4APG, 3.6RPG, 1.1SPG, in 28.1MPG in 229 games with only 0.7TO per game.

Stan was his right hand man making the allstar 6-times averaging 16.5PPG, 4.1RPG, 3.8APG, 1.1SPG in, surprisingly same 28.1MPG, in 221 games with 0.7TO per game as well. He is also the team's all-time points scored in a single game with 53 points.

Mark and Stan will surely contribute to their next teams as they are still in their prime while Rob would serve as a mentor in his next career stop.

As for the Mavs, they have exciting new players in Frank Virt, Helge Hogli, and ready-to-breakout players in Arkadius Wasielewski and Mark Ainsworth that is surely something to look forward to in the coming years.
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