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did you say BTV will cover the games? how can one access this
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Jordan passes Cyprus's 1st test
Rasheim<br>Wright<br>
Rasheim
Wright
by Mohammed Malas - May 26, 2007
Rasheim Wright (193-G-81, agency: Rose Professional Mngmnt, college: District of Columbia) scored 28 points to lead Jordan men national team to win over Cyprus 79-64 today in their 1st friendly game in Prince Hamza Hall in Amman, Jordan.
Rasheim Wright (193-G-81, agency: Rose Professional Mngmnt, college: District of Columbia) scored 28 points to lead Jordan men national team to win over Cyprus 79-64 today in their 1st friendly game in Prince Hamza Hall in Amman, Jordan.
Both NT's coaches gave the chance to all their players to play in the game, Jordan seized a 22-16 lead at the end of the first period and 48-34 at halftime depending on abilities of Wright, Wesam Sous, Fadel Najjar with both Dshamal Maitah and Ayman Dies under the basket adding to the big help from Zaid Al Khas and Eyad Abdeen.
From the other hand, Cyprots played a very good game esspecially from Panagiotis Trisokkas, Grigoris Pantouris (190-G/F-82, agency: Globalsports/Globalevents) and Alexis Liatsos and tried their best to be tough oponnents but organization and experience were on the other team's side to win the game at the end with 15 points lead.
Jordan 79 - Cyprus 64 (Q's: 22- 16 , 48 -34, 68-48 & 79-64)
- Jordan's scorers:
11 - Wesam Sous 9 pts
4 - Fadel Najjar
5 - Rasheim Wright 28 pts
9 - Enver Soobzokov 3 pts
12 - Eyad Abdeen 9 pts
7 - Moussa Al Awadi 2 pts
8 - Issa Kamel
6 - Zeid Abbas 2 pts
10 - Moussa Basheer 2 pts
14 - Dshamal Maitah 2 pts
15 - Ayman Dies 12 pts
13 - Zaid Al Khas 10 pts
- Cyprus's scorers:
7 - Giorgos Anastasiadis 3 pts
13 - Panagiotis Trisokkas 14 pts
8 - Michalis Kounounis 4 pts
12 - Grigoris Pantouris 15 pts
11 - Darrin Fowlkes
15 - GiorgosTheocharidis 2 pts
5 - Panayiotis Serdaris 4 pts
14 - Dimitris Mouchtaris 2 pts
4 - Panayiotis Giannas 4 pts
6 - Aris Koronidis 4 pts
0 - Alexis Liatsos 11 pts
9 - Giorgos Neofitou
10 - Andreas Sixopoulos 1 pts
Both NT's will meet again tomorrow in the same court at 8:30 PM
hey wizard, I bet this answers everything.
we already know how the jordanian NT play, oooopppss, sorry, i mean Rasheim Wright-Jordan NT play.
Rasheim<br>Wright<br>
Rasheim
Wright
by Mohammed Malas - May 26, 2007
Rasheim Wright (193-G-81, agency: Rose Professional Mngmnt, college: District of Columbia) scored 28 points to lead Jordan men national team to win over Cyprus 79-64 today in their 1st friendly game in Prince Hamza Hall in Amman, Jordan.
Rasheim Wright (193-G-81, agency: Rose Professional Mngmnt, college: District of Columbia) scored 28 points to lead Jordan men national team to win over Cyprus 79-64 today in their 1st friendly game in Prince Hamza Hall in Amman, Jordan.
Both NT's coaches gave the chance to all their players to play in the game, Jordan seized a 22-16 lead at the end of the first period and 48-34 at halftime depending on abilities of Wright, Wesam Sous, Fadel Najjar with both Dshamal Maitah and Ayman Dies under the basket adding to the big help from Zaid Al Khas and Eyad Abdeen.
From the other hand, Cyprots played a very good game esspecially from Panagiotis Trisokkas, Grigoris Pantouris (190-G/F-82, agency: Globalsports/Globalevents) and Alexis Liatsos and tried their best to be tough oponnents but organization and experience were on the other team's side to win the game at the end with 15 points lead.
Jordan 79 - Cyprus 64 (Q's: 22- 16 , 48 -34, 68-48 & 79-64)
- Jordan's scorers:
11 - Wesam Sous 9 pts
4 - Fadel Najjar
5 - Rasheim Wright 28 pts
9 - Enver Soobzokov 3 pts
12 - Eyad Abdeen 9 pts
7 - Moussa Al Awadi 2 pts
8 - Issa Kamel
6 - Zeid Abbas 2 pts
10 - Moussa Basheer 2 pts
14 - Dshamal Maitah 2 pts
15 - Ayman Dies 12 pts
13 - Zaid Al Khas 10 pts
- Cyprus's scorers:
7 - Giorgos Anastasiadis 3 pts
13 - Panagiotis Trisokkas 14 pts
8 - Michalis Kounounis 4 pts
12 - Grigoris Pantouris 15 pts
11 - Darrin Fowlkes
15 - GiorgosTheocharidis 2 pts
5 - Panayiotis Serdaris 4 pts
14 - Dimitris Mouchtaris 2 pts
4 - Panayiotis Giannas 4 pts
6 - Aris Koronidis 4 pts
0 - Alexis Liatsos 11 pts
9 - Giorgos Neofitou
10 - Andreas Sixopoulos 1 pts
Both NT's will meet again tomorrow in the same court at 8:30 PM
hey wizard, I bet this answers everything.
we already know how the jordanian NT play, oooopppss, sorry, i mean Rasheim Wright-Jordan NT play. WIZARD said:
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dude!!! what r u talking about??????WABA qualify to asia 2007???what does that has to do with last year???last year there was no waba man!!! waba will be in 12 days!!!!! got it??jawo said:
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so what??? what does that mean ???rashiem wasnt playing with us in doha and we still maneged to do great..as for the game u dont know what happened that was the first game for rashiem and he played the whole game while the others played 20 mts max and as u see all players played..we have other scorers than rashiem zeid al khas our center was our scorer in asiad doha with 20 pts/game Sam daghlas is a scorer and ayman deis..got it??SkyWalker said:Jordan passes Cyprus's 1st test
Rasheim<br>Wright<br>
Rasheim
Wright
by Mohammed Malas - May 26, 2007
Rasheim Wright (193-G-81, agency: Rose Professional Mngmnt, college: District of Columbia) scored 28 points to lead Jordan men national team to win over Cyprus 79-64 today in their 1st friendly game in Prince Hamza Hall in Amman, Jordan.
Rasheim Wright (193-G-81, agency: Rose Professional Mngmnt, college: District of Columbia) scored 28 points to lead Jordan men national team to win over Cyprus 79-64 today in their 1st friendly game in Prince Hamza Hall in Amman, Jordan.
Both NT's coaches gave the chance to all their players to play in the game, Jordan seized a 22-16 lead at the end of the first period and 48-34 at halftime depending on abilities of Wright, Wesam Sous, Fadel Najjar with both Dshamal Maitah and Ayman Dies under the basket adding to the big help from Zaid Al Khas and Eyad Abdeen.
From the other hand, Cyprots played a very good game esspecially from Panagiotis Trisokkas, Grigoris Pantouris (190-G/F-82, agency: Globalsports/Globalevents) and Alexis Liatsos and tried their best to be tough oponnents but organization and experience were on the other team's side to win the game at the end with 15 points lead.
Jordan 79 - Cyprus 64 (Q's: 22- 16 , 48 -34, 68-48 & 79-64)
- Jordan's scorers:
11 - Wesam Sous 9 pts
4 - Fadel Najjar
5 - Rasheim Wright 28 pts
9 - Enver Soobzokov 3 pts
12 - Eyad Abdeen 9 pts
7 - Moussa Al Awadi 2 pts
8 - Issa Kamel
6 - Zeid Abbas 2 pts
10 - Moussa Basheer 2 pts
14 - Dshamal Maitah 2 pts
15 - Ayman Dies 12 pts
13 - Zaid Al Khas 10 pts
- Cyprus's scorers:
7 - Giorgos Anastasiadis 3 pts
13 - Panagiotis Trisokkas 14 pts
8 - Michalis Kounounis 4 pts
12 - Grigoris Pantouris 15 pts
11 - Darrin Fowlkes
15 - GiorgosTheocharidis 2 pts
5 - Panayiotis Serdaris 4 pts
14 - Dimitris Mouchtaris 2 pts
4 - Panayiotis Giannas 4 pts
6 - Aris Koronidis 4 pts
0 - Alexis Liatsos 11 pts
9 - Giorgos Neofitou
10 - Andreas Sixopoulos 1 pts
Both NT's will meet again tomorrow in the same court at 8:30 PM
hey wizard, I bet this answers everything.
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LOL ok man my bad no hard feelingsvladski said:
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Projectspeed2
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I'm starting to wonder if that Asia-basket's Mohammed Malas handle is "Wizard"
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MALAS is my friendProjectspeed said:I'm starting to wonder if that Asia-basket's Mohammed Malas handle is "Wizard"
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Back Again
Back Again
The Philippine team was really a force in asian basketball decades ago. Maybe because our country was once being put under American Colony. And into this time, we have been thought and exposed to the sport of basketball earlier than any other countries in Asia by American soldiers. Thats also the reason why were number one in this sport.... as I said decades ago.
Since the PBA was stablished in 1975, the league was a major hit and we forgot to play againts asian countries by participating to International Basketball Competition. It is because our focus was to watch our players play againts each other in their respective ballclubs. We do not consider playing for the olympics. Now that our enthusiasm is back.... we can say that our National Team are back to start. We will try to learn how is it playing againts our brothers in Asia. And we know that to be able to reach and play in the olympic games is a hard task. But we've already done it before, we know that we will be there soon.
One thing for sure.... in this coming FIBA-ASIA.... we will make a big leap. A force to be reckoned with. A team who's coming back and want to reclaim the lost glory that once was ours.
Back Again
The Philippine team was really a force in asian basketball decades ago. Maybe because our country was once being put under American Colony. And into this time, we have been thought and exposed to the sport of basketball earlier than any other countries in Asia by American soldiers. Thats also the reason why were number one in this sport.... as I said decades ago.
Since the PBA was stablished in 1975, the league was a major hit and we forgot to play againts asian countries by participating to International Basketball Competition. It is because our focus was to watch our players play againts each other in their respective ballclubs. We do not consider playing for the olympics. Now that our enthusiasm is back.... we can say that our National Team are back to start. We will try to learn how is it playing againts our brothers in Asia. And we know that to be able to reach and play in the olympic games is a hard task. But we've already done it before, we know that we will be there soon.
One thing for sure.... in this coming FIBA-ASIA.... we will make a big leap. A force to be reckoned with. A team who's coming back and want to reclaim the lost glory that once was ours.
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WIZARD said:
hmmmmmmnnnnnnnn?
friend???
how come?
is he also an interbasket forumer?
nahhhh... you're Malas
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Jordan Is One Of The Strongest Around The Continent
Jordan Is One Of The Strongest Around The Continent
jordan is very strong...!!!
but not the country jordan...
it's michael JORDAN!!!
asia, w8 for the ABC 2007 and we will know who is really strong...
i predict that after this draw...
CHINA will send it's team a....
the real team a.. maybe force yao ming to play.......
u know guys why??
china is scared that philippines might get back the glory and go to olympics........
by the way only PHILIPPINES is the CATHOLIC team in this ABC(i mean 75% of the country is catholic)
Jordan Is One Of The Strongest Around The Continent
jordan is very strong...!!!
but not the country jordan...
it's michael JORDAN!!!
asia, w8 for the ABC 2007 and we will know who is really strong...
i predict that after this draw...
CHINA will send it's team a....
the real team a.. maybe force yao ming to play.......
u know guys why??
china is scared that philippines might get back the glory and go to olympics........
by the way only PHILIPPINES is the CATHOLIC team in this ABC(i mean 75% of the country is catholic)
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watiwawa said:
So what man ?? what this do with our discussion
Lebanon is Half christians and half Muslims
so what ?
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weward2
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yeah!
philippines is the best
philippines is the best
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watiwawa said:
Oh man! How does that relate to basketball?
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ravn212
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PINOY AKO! bkt ako matatakot?
PINOY AKO! bkt ako matatakot?
With all the fuss about RP's inclusion in the toughest grouping, i think this will infact come as a blessing in disguise. You see, all that RP have to do is to at least make it top 2 in their groupings. Of course this is no mean treat coz we have to beat the Asian Games Champion(China), 3rd placer(Iran), and 4th placer(Jordan) of the last Asian Games. But it can be done.
By at least making it top 2 in group A, we will be group with "relatively" weaker teams in the quarterfinals, much weaker than group A mates. If we place 2nd in our group and the seedings come true to form, we will be group with Group B with Group B topnotcher Lebanon, and my guess Syria will top Group D with all their Brasyrian recruits, and 2nd plcer in Group C Kazakhistan. The quarters grouping is relatively manageable/ beatable than in our Elims opponents. Wee can certainly top this group with Lebanon na known RP kontrapilo, we can defeat Kazakhistan this time with our complete lineup. We will be having some difficulty with Brasyrian/ Syria, but we can beat them.
In the semis assuming China tops Group A, we will be facing Qatar. Although Qatar defeated us in our last 3 meetings(1 in 2006 Jones Cup, once in Qatar tourney 2006 and in 2007 Asian CUP),it is by no means can made as a gauge coz the RP teams in 2006 is not as strong as our present NT, and in Teheran , the Qatar team is reinforced by 2 American imports.
Beating Qatar, we will face China in the finals with the Olympic slot all but secured.
Personally though, i think our strongest opposition is Syria. With the addition of the Brasyrian plyers, Syria all of a sudden becomes an instant contender. I have some misgivings with China. Remember China is sending it's TEAM B. Team B is made upmostly of their young turks. It is sort of their 22 and under team plus Team A castoff. Mostly their players are 18 to 20 years old athletic but skinny players . Sort of Yi Ji Lian body type. With this type of players ,with no prior Seniors team international team experience, they can easily be rattled and manhandled in the post by older physical behemoths from the Arab countries and even by our own ASI, MICK and hopefully Menk. It similar of pitting our RPteam with UAAP stars Meirrhoffer, Al Hussaini and the like. I have a feeling that we can even top group A cozi believe either Iran and Jordan can beat China . Whileit wasadvertised that teamB beat TEAM A in their tune up matches,it is by no means an indication that team B is stronger than the A team which played minus YAO, YI, LIu WEI,Li Nan and Fangyu. In other words team A played minus their first 5. As an analogy, it is similar to Harbor Center team (that played in SEABA) beating RPMSMB minus ASI, SEIGLE, Penissi, Alapag and Caguioa.
I do hope though China is as good as advertised. Because if we top group A , we will encounter tougher opposition in the quarters in Qatar( groupC topnotcher), Japan ( tough to beat home team in their hometurf, officiating will be a problem) and South Korea( our known scrouge and kakontrapelo ang Pinas). Plus the risk of meeting China in the crossover semis. It is tough to beat China though in 2 straight games.
I do hope that indeed China is that strong, we makeit top 2 in group A, top tthe quarters beating Lebanon, Kazaks and Syria. And we meet China in a no bearing FINALS.
guys it will really be a tough road ahead of us but in the end i can say we don't need to push the panic button.... i mean we can still win this we just need to pray as fans and trust our guys to do the job!
PINOY AKO! bkt ako matatakot?
With all the fuss about RP's inclusion in the toughest grouping, i think this will infact come as a blessing in disguise. You see, all that RP have to do is to at least make it top 2 in their groupings. Of course this is no mean treat coz we have to beat the Asian Games Champion(China), 3rd placer(Iran), and 4th placer(Jordan) of the last Asian Games. But it can be done.
By at least making it top 2 in group A, we will be group with "relatively" weaker teams in the quarterfinals, much weaker than group A mates. If we place 2nd in our group and the seedings come true to form, we will be group with Group B with Group B topnotcher Lebanon, and my guess Syria will top Group D with all their Brasyrian recruits, and 2nd plcer in Group C Kazakhistan. The quarters grouping is relatively manageable/ beatable than in our Elims opponents. Wee can certainly top this group with Lebanon na known RP kontrapilo, we can defeat Kazakhistan this time with our complete lineup. We will be having some difficulty with Brasyrian/ Syria, but we can beat them.
In the semis assuming China tops Group A, we will be facing Qatar. Although Qatar defeated us in our last 3 meetings(1 in 2006 Jones Cup, once in Qatar tourney 2006 and in 2007 Asian CUP),it is by no means can made as a gauge coz the RP teams in 2006 is not as strong as our present NT, and in Teheran , the Qatar team is reinforced by 2 American imports.
Beating Qatar, we will face China in the finals with the Olympic slot all but secured.
Personally though, i think our strongest opposition is Syria. With the addition of the Brasyrian plyers, Syria all of a sudden becomes an instant contender. I have some misgivings with China. Remember China is sending it's TEAM B. Team B is made upmostly of their young turks. It is sort of their 22 and under team plus Team A castoff. Mostly their players are 18 to 20 years old athletic but skinny players . Sort of Yi Ji Lian body type. With this type of players ,with no prior Seniors team international team experience, they can easily be rattled and manhandled in the post by older physical behemoths from the Arab countries and even by our own ASI, MICK and hopefully Menk. It similar of pitting our RPteam with UAAP stars Meirrhoffer, Al Hussaini and the like. I have a feeling that we can even top group A cozi believe either Iran and Jordan can beat China . Whileit wasadvertised that teamB beat TEAM A in their tune up matches,it is by no means an indication that team B is stronger than the A team which played minus YAO, YI, LIu WEI,Li Nan and Fangyu. In other words team A played minus their first 5. As an analogy, it is similar to Harbor Center team (that played in SEABA) beating RPMSMB minus ASI, SEIGLE, Penissi, Alapag and Caguioa.
I do hope though China is as good as advertised. Because if we top group A , we will encounter tougher opposition in the quarters in Qatar( groupC topnotcher), Japan ( tough to beat home team in their hometurf, officiating will be a problem) and South Korea( our known scrouge and kakontrapelo ang Pinas). Plus the risk of meeting China in the crossover semis. It is tough to beat China though in 2 straight games.
I do hope that indeed China is that strong, we makeit top 2 in group A, top tthe quarters beating Lebanon, Kazaks and Syria. And we meet China in a no bearing FINALS.
guys it will really be a tough road ahead of us but in the end i can say we don't need to push the panic button.... i mean we can still win this we just need to pray as fans and trust our guys to do the job!
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WIZARD said:
You have to read all the reports before you get pissed dude, use your common sense...why did FIBA-Asia proceeded with the drawing if the coming WABA has a bearing with it? The point I am saying about last year is not all about WABA but all the sub-zonal qualifiers were finished and completed last year except the Middle Asia and South East Asia. Some of them was even finished since 2005 like the East Asian Games!
I think you know these things, do not play like a fool. Just go and move on and accept that that is how the cookie crumbles in the drawing...
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Frankly i think u have no idea...plz dont make me laugh???i know how it goes so dont start telling me sub-zonal bo ho..ur qualifications were just last weakjawo said:
wich is seaba!!2 years ago its was qualifications for asian games 2005 in doha
3 teams passed it jordan iran lebanon..waba this year qualify to japan
and yet they arnt played??use ur mind pls and dont make others laugh
this year lebanon iran jordan syria yemen and palestine are playing to qualify
to japan kapeesh??!!! its not our problem if east asian countries played last year or what so ever ...every sub zone has it own rules
and IN waba its alwayes 1-2 months before any asian games
just like asian games for clubs that was in Iran last month
WABA club games in syria were held in april as i recall just 1 month before asian cup games so spare me
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The new and real team "A" os the philippine national team
The new and real team "A" os the philippine national team
vic pablo- 6'4-----guard
andy seigle-6'9-----center
mark andaya-6'8-----center
mark macapagal-6'3-----guard
homer se-6'5------forward-center
dennis espino-6'7-----forward
don camaso-6'6----forward
michael holper-6'7-----forward
paolo hubalde-6'0----guard
omanzie rodriguez-6'7---center
francis adriano-6'2---guard
gilbert lao-6'7----forward-center
ROB WAINWRIGHT-6'5---GUARD(the latest addition)
this is the real rp team....
TEAM to beat in the upcoming ABC.....
this team is training in the us for already 4 months....
uhh,, by the way caguioa and seigle maybe also considered in that lineup........
rp rocks and they will rock you in the upcoming fiba asia!!!
The new and real team "A" os the philippine national team
vic pablo- 6'4-----guard
andy seigle-6'9-----center
mark andaya-6'8-----center
mark macapagal-6'3-----guard
homer se-6'5------forward-center
dennis espino-6'7-----forward
don camaso-6'6----forward
michael holper-6'7-----forward
paolo hubalde-6'0----guard
omanzie rodriguez-6'7---center
francis adriano-6'2---guard
gilbert lao-6'7----forward-center
ROB WAINWRIGHT-6'5---GUARD(the latest addition)
this is the real rp team....
TEAM to beat in the upcoming ABC.....
this team is training in the us for already 4 months....
uhh,, by the way caguioa and seigle maybe also considered in that lineup........
rp rocks and they will rock you in the upcoming fiba asia!!!
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watiwawa said:
Bro, this was supposed to be secret!!!!
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My fearless forecast:
Group A:
China, Philippines
Group B:
Lebanon, Japan
Group C:
Qatar, Kazakhstan
Group D:
South Korea, Syria
Quarter finals:
Group I
China, Qatar
Group II
Philippines, South Korea
Semis:
China vs. SK = China as Winner
Qatar vs. Phil = Phil as Winner
Finals
China vs. Phil
Hopes it gonna happen.. Lets just pray..........
Group A:
China, Philippines
Group B:
Lebanon, Japan
Group C:
Qatar, Kazakhstan
Group D:
South Korea, Syria
Quarter finals:
Group I
China, Qatar
Group II
Philippines, South Korea
Semis:
China vs. SK = China as Winner
Qatar vs. Phil = Phil as Winner
Finals
China vs. Phil
Hopes it gonna happen.. Lets just pray..........
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jason_28c2
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Hey Karim, wanna bet? Philippines will get through the first round.........