INTI College put on a basketball clinic as they pulverised helpless Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College (KLIUC) 94-16 in the University College Basketball League (UCBL) last Saturday.

INTI shot out to a commanding lead at the Batu 11 Cheras Court in Balakong with a 23-3 run in the first quarter and continued to dominate in a one-sided match over KLIUC.

The INTI team who had a sizable advantage in terms of height and size quickly established their inside game against the much smaller line-up of KLIUC.

The INTI team was led by Kevin Anaclet Kuete, who scored 26 points and grabbed eight rebounds and a total of 5 steals and assists.

Kevin scored a total of 63 points, polished the boards with 34 rebounds and was a stellar lock-down defensive player with 8 steals and two blocks. He also showed leadership and unselfish play as he managed a total of 12 assist in the tournament.

Despite having such a prolific scorer in their repertoire, INTI did not field  their best team as Kevin's brother Chris "The Machete" Kuete, starting forward for the KL Dragons, who was supposed to play for INTI is still away on holiday in his hometown.

Chris who is an offensive power house will be a big addition to the already potent INTI offense in their bid to take the UCBL championship home.

Other matches saw HELP University College trounce Taylors College 92-62, University Putra Malaysia hammered International Islamic University Malaysia 69-27, University of Malaya beat Limkokwing University 60-44, and Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman 47-33.

HELP University's Michael Ogheheme leads the pack in terms of points, steals and assists with 69 points, 11 steals and 16 assists and is well in the lead for the Most Valuable Player award.

The next preliminary leg will be held at the University Putra Malaysia Indoor Basketball Court from 2 pm to 9.30 pm next Saturday and Sunday.