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NCAA: CSB star Clement Leutcheu passes away at 25
NCAA: CSB star Clement Leutcheu passes away at 25
Angela Coloma,
ABS-CBN News
Published Feb 06, 2021 03:15 PM PHT
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Updated Feb 06, 2021 05:15 PM PHT

MANILA - Former College of Saint Benilde Blazers cager Clement Leutcheu has died at the age of 25, the team announced on its Facebook page.
MANILA - Former College of Saint Benilde Blazers cager Clement Leutcheu has died at the age of 25, the team announced on its Facebook page.
"It is with great sorrow that we are announcing the demise of Clement Leutcheu who passed away this morning,” it said in a post.
"It is with great sorrow that we are announcing the demise of Clement Leutcheu who passed away this morning,” it said in a post.
According to The Benildean, the school’s news organ, the Cameroonian passed away Saturday because of cardiac arrest.
According to The Benildean, the school’s news organ, the Cameroonian passed away Saturday because of cardiac arrest.
The 6’7” Cameroonian cager played for the NCAA from Season 92 (2016-2017) up until 2019, the last year foreign athletes were permitted to play in the league, averaging 6.8 points a game.
The 6’7” Cameroonian cager played for the NCAA from Season 92 (2016-2017) up until 2019, the last year foreign athletes were permitted to play in the league, averaging 6.8 points a game.
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Leutcheu was one of 4 foreigners who played for the league before the NCAA imposed a ban on non-Filipinos.
Leutcheu was one of 4 foreigners who played for the league before the NCAA imposed a ban on non-Filipinos.
On Instagram, CSB head coach Tyler Tang mourned the death of Leutcheu.
On Instagram, CSB head coach Tyler Tang mourned the death of Leutcheu.
“What a sad day. We will miss you my friend,” he said, tagging Leutcheu’s Instagram account.
“What a sad day. We will miss you my friend,” he said, tagging Leutcheu’s Instagram account.
“May your soul rest in peace,” he added.
“May your soul rest in peace,” he added.
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