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Beleaguered participant John Amores indicators with Zamboanga Valientes. –CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
MANILA, Philippines — John Amores obtained his second likelihood as he signed with the Zamboanga Valientes within the Asean Basketball League Invitational.
The crew on Thursday welcomed the previous Jose Rizal College ahead Amores, who was indefinitely suspended from the NCAA after his punching spree throughout their sport towards School of Saint Benilde.
“We at Valientes consider in second likelihood. He is an efficient participant who made a mistake which he actually regrets..one mistake doesn’t outline who you might be,” mentioned common supervisor Nino Rejhi Natividad in an announcement.
Amores threw punches at several players of St. Benilde final November 8 and was sanctioned with an indefinite suspension and removed from JRU’s athletic program.
Blazers Jimboy Pasturan and Taine Davis filed formal complaints on the incident at San Juan Prosecutor’s Office. However Amores has apologized to the team in individual throughout their observe.
Zamboanga believes Amores will probably be an enormous assist to their crew after the ahead averaged 9.0 factors, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.2 assists in 13 video games earlier than the punching incident.
Curiously, the crew’s earlier identify was Zamboanga Amores again in Liga Pilipinas.
“Earlier than we grew to become Valientes, our monicker was Amores in Liga Pilipinas. Amores is love so we consider he generally is a modified man this time particularly he will probably be with the Zamboanguenos. It’s okay to be courageous so long as you do it in the best approach,” Navarro mentioned. “I feel he’ll assist our crew particularly in protection and outdoors capturing,” mentioned Natividad.
“We’re wanting ahead to the rise of Amores with the Valientes,” he added.
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