Aaron Sauz put on a dazzling display, leading White to a decisive 79-68 victory over Black with a stellar 26-point performance. The game was a showcase of White's depth and offensive prowess, as they built an impressive lead of 17 points in the third quarter. Sauz's relentless scoring, combined with key contributions from Lance Torres, JM Angeles and Paolo Ty, allowed White to maintain control throughout the contest, never allowing Black to seriously threaten their advantage.

Black struggled to find their rhythm, despite valiant efforts from Resty Santos and Ed Wico, who combined for 25 points. As the game progressed, White's defense stifled Black's offensive flow, forcing turnovers and limiting their scoring opportunities. Even when Black mounted brief spurts, including a late push that cut the deficit to just 8 points, Sauz and his teammates responded with clutch baskets to extinguish any hope of a comeback. 

In the final moments, White showcased their composure, converting free throws and securing critical rebounds. With the game in hand, they executed flawlessly down the stretch, sealing an 11-point victory in a game that never felt in doubt after their early dominance. The heavy rotation employed by both teams kept the energy high, but it was White's execution and Sauz's brilliance that ultimately dictated the outcome.