The UNTV Cup Executive Face Off Quarterfinals yesterday, September 7, 2025 at the NovaDeci Convention Center in Quezon City proved to be a thrilling showcase of public servants' athleticism and dedication. The day was filled with intense games, solidifying the standings and setting the stage for the final rounds. 

The AFP Cavaliers, in a performance that has become their hallmark this season, continued their undefeated streak, asserting their dominance over the league.

In the first game, the DOJ Beacons pulled off a narrow victory against the GSIS Furies, winning by a slim margin of 61-59. The win was crucial for the Beacons, as it helped them improve their standing and keep their playoff hopes alive. Both teams fought tooth and nail, with the game's outcome hanging in the balance until the final whistle, much to the delight of the crowd.

Game two saw the AFP Cavaliers showcase their power and precision, easily defeating the Ombudsman Graftbusters with a final score of 83-63. The Cavaliers' offensive firepower was on full display, as they systematically broke down their opponents' defense. This commanding win cements their top spot in the league with an impeccable 8-0 record, making them the team to beat heading into the next phase of the tournament.

The Judiciary Magis also secured a hard-fought victory in the third and final game of the day, beating the PNP Responders 73-69. The Magis' resilience and strategic plays were key in fending off the Responders, who mounted a strong comeback effort. The win improved the Judiciary Magis' standing to 7-1, solidifying their position at the second spot and keeping them hot on the heels of the undefeated AFP Cavaliers.

As the quarterfinal games conclude, the team standings show a clear hierarchy. The AFP Cavaliers lead the pack with a perfect 8-0 record, followed by the Judiciary Magis at 7-1. The GSIS Furies, BJMP Greyhounds, and Ombudsman Graftbusters are all tied at 5-3, with the DOJ Beacons and PNP Responders close behind at 5-4. The Executive Commanders round out the top eight with a 4-4 record. The competition is heating up, and with every game, the stakes get higher for these public servants playing for a cause.

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