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Philippines over Malaysia, 102-72.
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^ ambilis mo naman sa balita!hehehe
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SLOW-STARTING SMC-RP 5 MAKES IT 3 STRAIGHT IN SEABA JOUST
Ritualo, Caguioa star in Nationals' 30-pt scorching of Malaysia
ing to heat up preparatory to lighting up the New Ratchaburi Gymnasium.
Caguioa added 20 and Seigle 14, with his consecutive in-your-face slam dunks in the third quarter typifying the Nationals dominance by opening a 68-45 spread.
The 16 3-pointers for the Philippines were more than its combined output in its games with Singapore and Indonesia.
Thailand was battling Indonesia at press time, with the second ticket to Tokushima still up for grabs among them and the Malaysians.
The scores:
SMC-RP 102 - Ritualo 27, Caguioa 20, Seigle 14, Taulava 9, Alapag 9, Helterbrand 7, Pennisi 6, De Ocampo 4, Villanueva 4, Canaleta 2, Raymundo 0, Hontiveros 0.
MALAYSIA 72 - Satyaseelan 23, Guganeswaran 14, Koh 10, Chai 8, Chee 7, Soo 6, Chan 2, Ng 2, Tong 0, Tan 0, Chow 0, Won 0.
Quarters: 21-19; 53-36; 75-51; 102-72.
Ritualo, Caguioa star in Nationals' 30-pt scorching of Malaysia
Caguioa added 20 and Seigle 14, with his consecutive in-your-face slam dunks in the third quarter typifying the Nationals dominance by opening a 68-45 spread.
The 16 3-pointers for the Philippines were more than its combined output in its games with Singapore and Indonesia.
Thailand was battling Indonesia at press time, with the second ticket to Tokushima still up for grabs among them and the Malaysians.
The scores:
SMC-RP 102 - Ritualo 27, Caguioa 20, Seigle 14, Taulava 9, Alapag 9, Helterbrand 7, Pennisi 6, De Ocampo 4, Villanueva 4, Canaleta 2, Raymundo 0, Hontiveros 0.
MALAYSIA 72 - Satyaseelan 23, Guganeswaran 14, Koh 10, Chai 8, Chee 7, Soo 6, Chan 2, Ng 2, Tong 0, Tan 0, Chow 0, Won 0.
Quarters: 21-19; 53-36; 75-51; 102-72.
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slmat sa blita...sna tloy2x na ang pnalo at mkaqualify ntyo sa olympics...
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Philippines over Thailand, 96-76, wins SEABA. Off to FIBA Asia Men's Chamipnship now for the games that really matter.
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SMC-PILIPINAS DRUBS THAIS, SWEEPS SEABA CAGEFEST
Management group to evaluate team, changes may be in the offing
RATCHABURI, Thailand A mission accomplished for San Miguel-Pilipinas found a thrilling counterpart Monday as Thailand fulfilled a dream come true at the close of the 7th Southeast Asian Basketball Association Men's Championship.
Pre-ordained to sweep the qualifier to the FIBA-Asia Men's Championship in Tokushima, Japan this July, the Nationals climaxed its dominance of the regional competition by beating the host Thais, 96-76, at the New Ratchaburi gym, the venue festively adorned in red-and-gold and light blue-and-white silks in honor of the Crown Prince to whom the tournament was named after.
Though anticlimactic in nature with the Philippines (4-0) and Indonesia (3-1) having clinched the top two berths to Tokushima, site of the Olympic qualifier, the final game turned into a memorable one, both for the all-PBA squad and the proud Thais.
For once, SMC-RP trailed at the end of the first quarter, 23-24, and didn't taste the lead until after two minutes into the second on Mark Caguiao's driving layup, 28-27 a testament to the tenacity put up by Thailand.
A three-point shot by Renren Ritualo gave the Nationals their first double-digit advantage at 37-27, with 5:35 left in the half, an unheard of occurrence since SMC-RP had gotten used to having the game blown open at this stage in their previous three games.
RP coach Chot Reyes raged at his players another rare moment at the end of the first quarter, and although the Nationals responded by streaking to several 25-point spreads in the third, the last at 75-50 on a Kerby Raymundo basket, the Thais, with an 11-0 run, rallied to within 11 points, 77-66, in the fourth period with aggressive defense and impeccable shooting.
Not on few occasions did Asi Taulava (13 rebounds) and Danny Seigle (11 rebounds, 10 of 10 free throws) get tangled up with Thai defenders under the basket, resulting in tense moments diffused in time.
It was also the first time an opposing crowd outnumbered the Filipino followers who had faithfully cheered for the Nationals from Day One, turning the venue into a haven for boisterous partisan applause and jeering.
In front of their home crowd, the feisty Thais came up with their best game in the tournament, a performance that would have merited a slot in the Olympic qualifier had they produced it in their game with Indonesia Saturday which they lost 55-65.
But the Nationals were not to be denied, concluding the SEABA tournament with a 38.5 winning margin in four games.
Reyes found little reason to celebrate.
"We didn't even have the game to beat Chinese-Taipei. Now we have two months to get to that level," said Reyes, who brought up the names of Willie Miller of Alaska, Kelly Williams of Sta. Lucia and Gabe Norwood, a Fil-Am from George Mason University as possible additions to the national team.
"Essentially, we're basically cramming," he added, providing portents of big changes to come in the team within the next few days.
SMC-RP returns home for a final evaluation among Reyes, PBA commissioner Noli Eala, league chairman Ricky Vargas and team manager Robert Non before plunging back to training for the all-import Tokushima tourney where the Asian qualifier to the Beijing Olympics in 2008 will be chosen.
The scores:
SMC-RP 96 Seigle 22, Caguioa 18, Taulava 16 Alapag 12, Hontiveros 9, Ritualo 9, Villanueva 6, Raymundo 4, De Ocampo 0, Pennisi 0, Helterbrand 0, Canaleta 0.
THAILAND 76 Piyapong 11, Ratdech 11, Chaiwat 10, Attaporn 9, Mana 9, Darongphan 8, Jakkpapan 8, Sopon 7, Boonchai 3, Nontabob 0,
Quarters: 23-24; 52-41; 77-55; 96-76.
Management group to evaluate team, changes may be in the offing
RATCHABURI, Thailand A mission accomplished for San Miguel-Pilipinas found a thrilling counterpart Monday as Thailand fulfilled a dream come true at the close of the 7th Southeast Asian Basketball Association Men's Championship.
Pre-ordained to sweep the qualifier to the FIBA-Asia Men's Championship in Tokushima, Japan this July, the Nationals climaxed its dominance of the regional competition by beating the host Thais, 96-76, at the New Ratchaburi gym, the venue festively adorned in red-and-gold and light blue-and-white silks in honor of the Crown Prince to whom the tournament was named after.
Though anticlimactic in nature with the Philippines (4-0) and Indonesia (3-1) having clinched the top two berths to Tokushima, site of the Olympic qualifier, the final game turned into a memorable one, both for the all-PBA squad and the proud Thais.
For once, SMC-RP trailed at the end of the first quarter, 23-24, and didn't taste the lead until after two minutes into the second on Mark Caguiao's driving layup, 28-27 a testament to the tenacity put up by Thailand.
A three-point shot by Renren Ritualo gave the Nationals their first double-digit advantage at 37-27, with 5:35 left in the half, an unheard of occurrence since SMC-RP had gotten used to having the game blown open at this stage in their previous three games.
RP coach Chot Reyes raged at his players another rare moment at the end of the first quarter, and although the Nationals responded by streaking to several 25-point spreads in the third, the last at 75-50 on a Kerby Raymundo basket, the Thais, with an 11-0 run, rallied to within 11 points, 77-66, in the fourth period with aggressive defense and impeccable shooting.
Not on few occasions did Asi Taulava (13 rebounds) and Danny Seigle (11 rebounds, 10 of 10 free throws) get tangled up with Thai defenders under the basket, resulting in tense moments diffused in time.
It was also the first time an opposing crowd outnumbered the Filipino followers who had faithfully cheered for the Nationals from Day One, turning the venue into a haven for boisterous partisan applause and jeering.
In front of their home crowd, the feisty Thais came up with their best game in the tournament, a performance that would have merited a slot in the Olympic qualifier had they produced it in their game with Indonesia Saturday which they lost 55-65.
But the Nationals were not to be denied, concluding the SEABA tournament with a 38.5 winning margin in four games.
Reyes found little reason to celebrate.
"We didn't even have the game to beat Chinese-Taipei. Now we have two months to get to that level," said Reyes, who brought up the names of Willie Miller of Alaska, Kelly Williams of Sta. Lucia and Gabe Norwood, a Fil-Am from George Mason University as possible additions to the national team.
"Essentially, we're basically cramming," he added, providing portents of big changes to come in the team within the next few days.
SMC-RP returns home for a final evaluation among Reyes, PBA commissioner Noli Eala, league chairman Ricky Vargas and team manager Robert Non before plunging back to training for the all-import Tokushima tourney where the Asian qualifier to the Beijing Olympics in 2008 will be chosen.
The scores:
SMC-RP 96 Seigle 22, Caguioa 18, Taulava 16 Alapag 12, Hontiveros 9, Ritualo 9, Villanueva 6, Raymundo 4, De Ocampo 0, Pennisi 0, Helterbrand 0, Canaleta 0.
THAILAND 76 Piyapong 11, Ratdech 11, Chaiwat 10, Attaporn 9, Mana 9, Darongphan 8, Jakkpapan 8, Sopon 7, Boonchai 3, Nontabob 0,
Quarters: 23-24; 52-41; 77-55; 96-76.
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yes!congrats rp team long way to go...next step upgrade the team and expect a full war ahead...menk mgpagaling kna kailangan ka ng rp team i can still recollect he was a workhorse during the 2002 busan asian games sidekick to taulava....syang si hatfield npahaba and honeymoon nya....
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hatfield, menk and taulava frontcourt in busan!
we def need to make some adjustments. whats happening to helterbrand? maybe we could add kelly williams, willie miller and that guy who played for george mason.
we def need to make some adjustments. whats happening to helterbrand? maybe we could add kelly williams, willie miller and that guy who played for george mason.
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future looks bright for the team pilipinas but they have to wait for the new talent like norwood and japeth aguilar who got 2 inch taller.
he is about 6'9 now cause i play ball with him in chicago filipino leagues
he is about 6'9 now cause i play ball with him in chicago filipino leagues
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Nike Team Pilipinas apparel will be available soon... 
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^ I hope they will not be in Vietnamese sizes!!
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FIBA Asia Men's Championships Groupings:
Group A - China, Jordan, Iran, Philippines
Group B - Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Japan (host)
Group C - Qatar, India, Kazakhstan, Indonesia
Group D - Korea, Hong Kong, Syria, Chinese Taipei
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Group A - China, Jordan, Iran, Philippines
Group B - Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Japan (host)
Group C - Qatar, India, Kazakhstan, Indonesia
Group D - Korea, Hong Kong, Syria, Chinese Taipei
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^ Is it still top 2 of each group then cross-over with another group?
G1-1 vs G2-2 and G1-2 vs G2-1?
FOR SALE AF1 Priority Philippines Inside/Out sz 9 DS LOOKING FOR Lebron SVSMs sz 9 - 10 DSdOubleO @ gmail . com (just remove the spaces)
G1-1 vs G2-2 and G1-2 vs G2-1?
FOR SALE AF1 Priority Philippines Inside/Out sz 9 DS LOOKING FOR Lebron SVSMs sz 9 - 10 DSdOubleO @ gmail . com (just remove the spaces)
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^^
Dang!
that's a tough bracket to be in...
do hope they pull this one though...
Dang!
that's a tough bracket to be in...
do hope they pull this one though...
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if Nike Team PI Apparels will be available including Jackets, Jerseys, Shorts & Shirt. will you guys get one of those???
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prior to the drawing of bracket that shirt would have been
, but now that we are in the group of death its just |I
, bad luck really follows philippine basketball
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even if we are in the group of death...i can smell an upset...go rp!chot you still have a couple of weeks to include eric menk in our llineup!he's beginning to regain his deadly form lately!
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any updates? will kelly williams and gabe norwood really suit up for team Pilipinas?
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Whats the whole issue with FIBA and Philippines basketball?
Can somebody give me a run down version of what happened?
Can somebody give me a run down version of what happened?
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