2013 10th SEABA Championship

[Kings2]

Jun 20 Thailand 67 Singapore 49
Jun 20 Malaysia 67 Indonesia 64
Jun 21 Malaysia 64 Singapore 58
Jun 21 Indonesia 89 Thailand 88
Jun 22 Thailand 63 Malaysia 47
Jun 22 Singapore 74 Indonesia 64
Jun 23 Thailand 73 Malaysia 63

 

[xander_marshall2]

Date and Venue for the 10th SEABA Championship will be June 20-23, 2013 at Medan, Indonesia

source: http://fibaasia.net/NewsDetails.aspx?id=3425

 

[lovejones2]

The Philippines, being the host of FIBA Asia 2013, will skip this tourney.

It will be a great match though among the four remaining teams for the two allotted slots. Malaysia has become a lot stronger while Thailand seems to have Indonesia's number.

Fearless forecast: (1) Malaysia (2) Thailand

 

[kaiziken_pinas2]

Can't we like send the cadets or something?

Our names won't be on the pedestal, considering that this is the last SEABA Championship EVER.

 

[logbi772]

http://olahraga.kompas.com/read/2013/06/19/12301910/Aspac.Wakili.Indonesia.di.SEABA.2013

List of players Aspac in SEABA 2013:
Mario Gerungan
Xavier Prawiro
Khalid Akbar
Wahyu Hidayat Jati
Sanjaya Okiwira
Satya Handri Santosa
Rizky Effendi
Fandi Andika Ramadhani
Muhammad Ihsan Thoyib

 

[reamily2]

Even sending a club team, somehow someway Indonesia would make it to top 2 with an upset. We would see Jellybean coaching in Manila

 

[tmlouk2]

Any Infos about the roster of Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand?

 

[sinobball2]

Malaysia has a Filipino head coach Paul Daniel Advincula.

Rosters can be found on their official site: malaysia-basketball.com but it's all in Chinese and Google Translate can't translate Chinese names. Neither can I, since I'm not familiar with how their surnames are transliterated (depends on which part of China their ancestors are from; although given names are mostly transliteraed using Mainland China pinyin, which Taiwan will also start using.)

 

[digitalsuperman2]

Any Infos about the roster of Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand?

Singapore:
Chin Hong Tan
Hanbin Ng
Hua Sen Larry Liew
Jing Lun John Ng
Kian Huat Steven Khoo
Kok Chiang Delvin Goh
Mitchell Frederick Folkoff
Qingde Wu
Shengyu Lim
Wei Jie Desmond Oh
Wei Long Wong
Yong Cheng Justin Lim

Thailand:
Attaporn Lertmalaiporn
Bandit Lakhan
Chanachon Klahan
Danai Kongkum
Darongpan Apiromvilaichai
Darunpong Apiromvilaichai
Mana Jantuma
Piyapong Piroon
Sukhdave Ghogar
Supachai Sangthong
Wattana Suttisin
Wutipong Dasom

Malaysia:
Ban Sin Ooi
Chin Yong Wong
Hong Hoong Gan
Ivan Yeo
Juin Wip Chong
Sing Tee Ng
Tian Yuan Kuek
Wei Hong Choo
Wei Long Tan
Wen Keong Tong
Yeo Seng, John Ng

i know you didn't ask for this but i'll pull it up anyway:

Indonesia
Bima Risky Ardiansyah
Dirk Mathew Mario Gerungan
Fandi Andika Ramadhani
Ferdinand
Handri Satrya Santosa
Kelly Purwanto Nugroho
Khalif Akbar
Muhammad Isman Thoyib
Oki Wira Sanjaya
Rizky Effendi
Wahyu Widayat Jati
Xaverius Prawiro

 

[digitalsuperman2]

Indonesia and Thailands lineup are quite good. i think they'll faceoff in the finals. Indonesia is now fielding their next gen national players.

malaysia fielding in all chinese players. i wonder why batumalai isn't included. probably because he's old.

 

[tmlouk2]

Indonesia and Thailands lineup are quite good. i think they'll faceoff in the finals. Indonesia is now fielding their next gen national players.

malaysia fielding in all chinese players. i wonder why batumalai isn't included. probably because he's old.

what do u mean with " all chinese Players"?

Have these guys never played for Malaysia but for China before?

 

[digitalsuperman2]

what do u mean with " all chinese Players"?

Have these guys never played for Malaysia but for China before?

oh.sorry for that. they are still malaysian but with chinese descent. malaysian-chinese so-to-speak.

it isn't really that surprising. there isn't that much malays that are interested in playing hoops. they are into football. its just that those malaysian-chinese are the ones making up the pool for then national team. there are also those malaysian with tamil descent but not that much.

 

[lovejones2]

any news on the games? today's the first day right?

 

[digitalsuperman2]

any news on the games? today's the first day right?

live stats for Singapore vs Thailand.. 1st quarter just ended.


http://www.fibalivestats.com/matches/7963/08/08/54/760OO92YrnEwM/

 

[logbi772]

Singapore 49 Thailand 67

Indonesia 64 Malaysia 67

 

[lovejones2]

Singapore 49 Thailand 67

Indonesia 64 Malaysia 67

As expected, Thailand and Malaysia came up on top.

If Indonesia loses to Thailand tonight, it's all over for them.

 

[greenarcher2]

Why didn't Indonesia suit up Mario Wuysang, Christian Sitepu and Arky Wisnu? Basketball politics?

No Guga, Shee Fai Loh and Kwaan Yoon Jing for Malaysia either.

 

[lovejones2]

Why didn't Indonesia suit up Mario Wuysang, Christian Sitepu and Arky Wisnu? Basketball politics?

No Guga, Shee Fai Loh and Kwaan Yoon Jing for Malaysia either.

For Indonesia, they got their players from the the champion of their domestic NBL league with a few reinforcements (Ferdinand is one of them).

Don't know about Malaysia.

 

[reamily2]

Why didn't Indonesia suit up Mario Wuysang, Christian Sitepu and Arky Wisnu? Basketball politics?

No Guga, Shee Fai Loh and Kwaan Yoon Jing for Malaysia either.

Maybe they don't want the result of the draw...kaw ba naman..

Seriously Indonesia has sent the aspac team.. Indonesia Warriors is the team where the best Indonesian players play(where we based it from talent) second is SM Britama..

Good performance by Thailand considering they didn't hit a single 3 point shot and we knew the players of this team knows how to play rugged..

 

[logbi772]

Malaysia 64 Singapore 58

Thailand 88 Indonesia 89 OT