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2010 Singapore Youth Olympic Games

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TechSupport said:
bobby parks sr is a slightly bigger version of rodney santos. floaters and uber stretched layups. first time i saw him play was when he was the import of the green jersey wearing smb.

alvin teng is much like the smaller version of celtics' kendrick perkins.
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i remember teng dunking with both hands in a 1989 game. no i ain't that old, i saw it in a documentary of smb's 1989 grandslam feat back in the late 90s :D
 
Am so proud of Team Pilipinas of Tolomia Pate Teng & Parks!


At the Singapore Youth Olympic Games FIBA 3-on-3: Philippines def. Iran, 28-19 Parks 10, Tolomia 9, Pate 5, Teng 4

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Battle for 9th place:

Philippines vs. Puerto Rico - Aug 23, 11:30am


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Full Stats:
Video Replay:

http://www.rnhalawi.com/2010/08/philippines-vs-iran-video-replay-3-on-3.html

Go Go Go Team Pilipinas!


MABUHAY ANG TEAM PILIPINAS!

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sir nardy. your avatar is so provocative. can't help looking at your avatar first before i read your post...

im so proud of them too. they're making us proud. i hope and pray they win against puerto rico tomorrow.
 
digitalsuperman said:
sir nardy. your avatar is so provocative. can't help looking at your avatar first before i read your post...

im so proud of them too. they're making us proud. i hope and pray they win against puerto rico tomorrow.
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Masarap!

köstlich!

delicioso!

délicieux!

Delicious!
 
seigle42 said:
now, philippines is now best in asia 3 on 3 ball. im proud of that. :)
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croatia is playing in the finals tomorrow..damned..if only we were playing the same intensity and fluidity during the elimination, we could have won all those games..
 
macan77 said:
croatia is playing in the finals tomorrow..damned..if only we were playing the same intensity and fluidity during the elimination, we could have won all those games..
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Couldn't agree more brother :) But even if we can only place as high as 9th, what matters most is that we've shown the world that even though we are definitely smaller, our hearts are bigger :)

FIBA 33 TEAM PILIPINAS, you make our country proud!!! Mabuhay kayo!!!
 
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Pinoys outsmart Iranians, notch third win
By Dante Navarro (The Philippine Star)
Updated August 23, 2010 12:00 AM
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Bobby Ray Parks (right) tries to defy the outstretched arms of Iranian Arman Zangeneh
as he goes for a basket during their 3-on-3 match at the Scape Youth Space court.
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SINGAPORE – The Philippines knocked down Iran with a much-improved shooting and solid teamwork, fashioning out a 28-19 victory to move within a win of clinching ninth place in the 3-on-3 basketball competitions of the first Youth Olympic Games at the Scape Youth Space court here yesterday.


Everything they did right against Central African Republic Saturday they did again versus the Iranians with the Filipinos adding the three-point shooting to their arsenal to blast their taller, heftier rivals and stay on course for a best finish after they were unceremoniously booted out of the quarterfinal race.


The RP cagers actually needed one big run in the first of two five-minute periods to scuttle the Iranians, scoring 11 unanswered points and spending the rest of the contest outfoxing their rivals in rebound plays while knocking down threes to keep them at bay.


“We beat Iran because of teamwork and our strategy of blocking all their offensive rebound attempts. Also we did all the 3-point shooting and we gave Iran a panic attack,” said RP chief of mission Mark Joseph.


Bobby Ray Parks hit two triples while Cris Tolomia and Michael Pate had one each as Team RP finally hit its stride from beyond the arc after a long struggle in the elims that virtually cost the Pinoys a spot in the quarters.


The 6-5 Parks carried the scoring load again for the team, finishing with 10 points while Tolomia continued to provide solid backing coming off the bench, coming up with nine points after adding seven in RP’s 22-13 rout of CAF.


Pate wound up with five points while Jeron Teng added four for Team RP which posted its third straight win after dropping its first three games in the elims.


“Basketball is doing real good, it’s on a winning streak,” said Joseph. “I think like all our sports, we are at the top competitively but lack exposure.”
He added: “We need more training camps and competition outside Southeast Asia. They were a bit nervous at the start (of the campaign) since they are still young.”


The Pinoy dribblers go for ninth place today as they play a tough squad in Puerto Rico, which edged Turkey, 30-28, in the other consolation round match. Meanwhile, Serbia routed Lithuania with an impeccable shooting, posting a 33-22 romp to set up an interesting semifinal duel with the United States, which clobbered Spain, 28-18.


Greece, on the other hand, nipped Argentina, 25-24, in a down-to-the-wire contest to arrange the other semis clash with Croatia, which held off Israel, 24-21.


Meanwhile, Croatia outlasted Greece, 33-30, in a classic semifinal match that went into three overtimes as the Group D topnotcher arranged a title showdown with Serbia, which nipped the fancied United States, 34-29, also in overtime.


The Croatians, who closed out with an 8-0 run to the Filipinos in crucial elims showdown early in the week, forced the extension at 23 after the two five-minute periods then battled the Greeks to two more two-minute extra periods at 26 and 30 before pulling the win.


The Serbians, on the other hand, imposed their will after the regulation that ended at 27-all with Sasa Avramoic and Mark Radonjic combining to lift the former to the big victory.


Croatia, which held off Israel, 24-21, in the quarters, and Serbia, which routed Lithuania, 33-22, dispute the title at 4:30 p.m. today.
 
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hehe looks like Singapore will take 17th first time to see Singapore towering the Indians:D

What college will Low go:D:D

honestly I do not want Southeast Asia to be the weakest subzone in the Basketball world it is wrong to make our neighbors inferior where we can aspire to be superior:D
 
Guys, what time is our boys' game?

Solar tv is showing girls' game between CZE and MLI, CZE leading by 10, 2min to go in 2nd half.

Good Luck, boys!
 
Well hopefully UAAP, NCAA, and there schools will not take our players as hostage. We have a very solid line up for upcoming Fiba Asia under 19.
 
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