Sison-Walker’s Scoring Streak Powers Letran Blowout Past San Sebastian

Denzil Sison-Walker delivered another Great performance, dropping 25 points to power the Letran Knights in a blowout victory over the San Sebastian Stags at the Playtime FilOil Centre.

The high-scoring display marked Sison-Walker’s second consecutive game with at least 20 points, highlighting a deadly offensive streak that elevated Letran's firepower in NCAA Season 102.

While Chad Gammad earned Player of the Game with 19 points, Sison-Walker’s continuous scoring explosion underscores the sheer depth and danger of the Knights' rotation.

With Gammad and Sison-Walker capable of taking over games alongside Estrada and Manalili, Letran's multi-option attack presents a nightmare matchup for opposing Teams.

The Knights capitalized on their balanced scoring to turn a tight contest into a runaway blowout, pulling away in the second half and leaving the Stags with little to no answers.

"I’m just doing my job. Whenever I see an opening, I’ll be aggressive," Sison-Walker shared in a report by Tiebreaker Times regarding how players step up in their rotation. "It’s really Coach Allen doing a good job of setting up a system that the players can fit right into.”

With Sison-Walker operating at peak efficiency, Letran sends a clear message to the rest of the league: they are at their most dangerous when their secondary scoring options catches fire.