Does Vietnam have a basketball team/players?

[sdfasdf4333]

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[Tri Nguyen]

VBA 2019 - VIETNAMESE HERITAGE RECRUITMENT

The year season of VBA will kickstart with the hunting for Vietnamese heritage players.
If you want to compete at the highest level of basketball and create your own legacy in your hometown – Vietnam, then this is your chance.
If you know someone, please introduce to them. Thank you <3

English version: bit.ly/VIETNAMESE-HERITAGE-RECRUITMENT
Sign up here: https://vba.vn/heritage-recruitment/

#VBA2019

[bballcrazy]

Yea Vietname has their own basketball league called VBA. And right now they are looking for new Vietnamese descents for next year season.
Check it out guys: https://vba.vn/heritage-recruitment/

You guys have improved alot, looking forward to the revamped Saigon Heat! I think you guys can beat Slingers this year.

[khanhnguyen]

Yea Vietname has their own basketball league called VBA. And right now they are looking for new Vietnamese descents for next year season.
Check it out guys: https://vba.vn/heritage-recruitment/

[KhanhNho]

I rencently get the VBA news in this website: http://ilike.com.vn/vba-ntBz3J.html. Besides, VBA 2018 seems to be interesting. Especially, Hanoi Buffaloes, that team is quite strong in this season. You can get information from that check this: http://ilike.com.vn/vba-tong-quan-ve...018-tqMAl.html

[Connor Nguyen]

Basketball Players and Coaches of Vietnamese Heritage Wanted!

This is a great thread, wish i had known about this earlier. Vietnam is looking for additional Vietnamese heritage players to be a part of VBA, National Team, and the Saigon Heat. We are also looking for players of Vietnamese heritage for the women's national team. Please continue to share any players or coaches you may know of Vietnamese descent that might be qualified and interested.

[digitalsuperman]

Crowd support is great, but to be honest its way lower level then the ABL teams, you need to start from grassroots level and built from young, it takes years or even more than a decade to develop a pool of talented players. You can see the difference in skill level when a team like Saigon Heat are pitted against better players/teams in the ABL.

Btw ,the only viet local that has significant minutes in abl is stefan nguyen, his a good facilitator but not dominant in scoring and I feel still not experienced enough generally. The rest of the locals can barely even play and look like amateurs.

the league is in its infancy. it will improve overtime. some VBL teams are participating in outside leagues like the one in Thailand right now. and some of the players are joining the vietnam ABL Team. hopefully VBL teams will also join philippine leagues like PBADL.

[bballcrazy]

its actually looking good

i am now a big fan of Can Tho Catfish and their cheerleaders Can Tho Greenie
spectators were awesome too. vietnam basketball is bound for greater things with crowd support like that..

Crowd support is great, but to be honest its way lower level then the ABL teams, you need to start from grassroots level and built from young, it takes years or even more than a decade to develop a pool of talented players. You can see the difference in skill level when a team like Saigon Heat are pitted against better players/teams in the ABL.

Btw ,the only viet local that has significant minutes in abl is stefan nguyen, his a good facilitator but not dominant in scoring and I feel still not experienced enough generally. The rest of the locals can barely even play and look like amateurs.

[digitalsuperman]

Are they any good? I watched snippets of the games, not long enough to judge anything
but it doesn't look very high level, maybe like US high school bball with a few standouts.

its actually looking good

i am now a big fan of Can Tho Catfish and their cheerleaders Can Tho Greenie

spectators were awesome too. vietnam basketball is bound for greater things with crowd support like that..

[bballcrazy]

you should see their preseason games.

Are they any good? I watched snippets of the games, not long enough to judge anything
but it doesn't look very high level, maybe like US high school bball with a few standouts.

[DarknessFalls]

It was a joke,
as in: "Dunkan Nguyen" = "Dunking When?"

The pronunciation of Nguyễn resembles "Win" more than "When".

[locdogjr]

For scouting purposes, it's better to get dual-citizenship by 16 for FIBA, and that would open up more options to play basketball.

So the sooner, the better especially if he's showing he can already play in Grade 7.

Any young talent that can be found around the world would be beneficial for future basketball considerations, especially in FIBA competitions.
Just ask the Philippines how crucial that is.

It was a joke,
as in: "Dunkan Nguyen" = "Dunking When?"

[DarknessFalls]

Tylor Trinh
183cm/ 6'0"
School: Monarch High School (Louisville, CO)
AAU: Colorado Chaos

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/7054034/tylor-trinh

https://www.prephoops.com/2016/04/prep-hoops-spring-kick-off-16u-all-tournament-team/

All-Tournament Team

Tyson Gilbert, Colorado Chaos

Deon Barfield, Billups Elite

Xavier Cooper, Colorado Miners

Tray Pierce, Colorado Connect

John Harge, Billups Elite

Sam Ingoli, Iowa Elite

Tylor Trinh, Colorado Chaos

Mue Muwwakkil, Colorado Miners

Jonny Waggonner, Iowa Elite

Davis Kang, Colorado Titans

[DarknessFalls]

Billy Nguyen (#12)
193cm/6'4"
Orange Coast College (2012-2013)
High School: El Toro

http://www.occpirateathletics.com/sports/mbkb/2012-13/bios/nguyen_billy_ei8k

https://www.linkedin.com/in/billila

[DarknessFalls]

Dunkan Nguyen?

Probably in a few years, he's only in grade 7

For scouting purposes, it's better to get dual-citizenship by 16 for FIBA, and that would open up more options to play basketball.

So the sooner, the better especially if he's showing he can already play in Grade 7.

Any young talent that can be found around the world would be beneficial for future basketball considerations, especially in FIBA competitions.
Just ask the Philippines how crucial that is.