THE Adamson Falcons secured another commitment for the coming season of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines men’s basketball tournament.
Nineteen-year-old Emman Anabo, a member of the Letran Squires in high school, has confirmed his decision to play for the Falcons in college.
Falcons coach Nash Racela said Anabo has informed him of his decision to suit up for the Falcons.
“We welcome Emman to the Falcons’ Nest. We believe in what he can bring and will definitely be a great addition to our program,” said coach Nash Racela.
Anabo, who is from Baras, Rizal, was a part of the Letran Squires’ championship run in the 98th season of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
He had averages of 8.33 points and 4.25 rebounds in 18 minutes when he played for the Squires.
Anabo, who will play for the Falcons for the next five years, will join four other rookies, Baby Falcons Peter Rosillo and Mat Edding, and Fil-Am guards Matthew Montebon and Eli Ramos.
The Falcons are led by Jerom Lastimosa, who will play for another year for the Soaring Falcons.