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BRIAN Enríquez felt that he did well in two workouts with Geneva and was confident that the team would watch him closely.
“I had a good feeling. I had good training sessions, but with Geneva, there is a feeling that they might be interested in me,” he said. Spin.ph.
That hunch turned out to be true when Fil-Am’s swingman was picked first in the second round, 13th overall by the Gin Kings, much to his delight.
It was another positive spin on what has been a roller coaster ride for Enriquez, a 6-foot-3 forward from William Woods University who was supposed to play a single year at UAAP for Universidad del Este before COVID. -19 pandemic coup sports.
But he’s not complaining, as he looks forward to this opportunity to learn from some of the best players in the PBA.
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“I’m excited. Geneva has a winning culture and I’ll have the opportunity to learn from guys like LA (Tenorio), Joe Devance, Jared Dillinger and the others. I can learn from the best and get my career. I started watching those guys and teaching us how. Being a professional, I can’t go wrong with that, “he said.
Enriquez is eager to prove himself after failing to do so in his aborted season with the Red Warriors.
“It’s the same motivation,” said the 25-year-old. “I love this game and this is what I love to do, and at any level, whatever my route, what God has in store for me, it hurts to prove myself at any level and show that I can play.”
“I know that life is full of ups and downs, but the only thing that is consistent with me is work. Day after day, I will put on my helmet and give it to the fullest every day. That is what Guinevere can expect from me. “
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