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I know the Philippines basketball womens NT were struggling in Asian womens basketball. But now is to be changed, the Filipina cagers were recruiting talented Fil-American cagers from US-NCAA division 1. Roque twins are Jessica and Angel. 5'7 Jessica has a star player of Cleveland State University. She averaged 20 points 10 rebs a game. Her sister twin 5'5 Angel has pointguard averaged 3.1 points 2.5 assist 1.4 rebounds. Another Fil-Am 5'11 Dizon who played in the States. Other 2 Fil-Ams recruited in NT. The Fil-Ams gives Philippines basketball womens NT boost. And the Philippine womens NT is eyed the South East Asian dominant but the problem is they're undersize the taller is 6'1. They need looking for 6'6 woman center for up to Asian power level.
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There is a 6'1" player in DLSU right now. Cassie Tioseco is also 6'1" and she plays for ADMU. The Manalo twins are also good players. Khristine Prado is also a good 5'8" center. She is pretty too."Life is like chess; an art and a struggle." -
The Manalo twins are pretty haha!!!Originally posted by aklanarcher
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Can you post their pictures? I think we should have a poll of the prettiest women who have played for WNCAA basketball and UAAP women's basketball."Life is like chess; an art and a struggle."Comment
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any picture of Prado sir?Originally posted by aklanarcher
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"Life is like chess; an art and a struggle."Comment
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It's Kristine Mae Prado. She has a bad outfit. She really looks cute for me.
"Life is like chess; an art and a struggle."Comment
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yeah me too...
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Really? We need to set up a Kristine Prado fan club. She's got game too. She was MVP during the UAAP Season 68.Originally posted by joel23yeah me too..."Life is like chess; an art and a struggle."Comment
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I didnt know that you like her jo. i could introduce her to you if you want.Originally posted by aklanarcherComment
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Sure thing. She's got game.Originally posted by Wagner_Standout"Life is like chess; an art and a struggle."Comment
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on the lighter side of things..if the RP Women's NT produces a Leila Barros-type of player, beauty and skills, then they'll magnet a lot of fans
It's ironic to see limited efforts from players with maximum salary.
I wish they would apply "sabermetrics" in those financially challenged PBA teams to acquire players who are value for their money.
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Filipinas in international schools
Those interested in Philippine women's basketball should look at the international high schools: Brent IS (Santa Rosa, Laguna), ISM (Fort Bonifacio, Taguig), and Faith Academy (Cainta, Rizal).
My kids have gone to Faith Academy, which has a very small high school of 200, but has a great basketball program. This year, two of their players got recruited by a UAAP team. Their girls' basketball team sometimes plays against the best college teams in the Philippines, and they're very competitive. Most of their players are Westerners, but sometimes have Fil-Ams.Comment
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Women's UAAP
Any updates on the current women's UAAP games?Comment
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what's the current line-up of our Woemn's NT?SMART GILAS: all the wayComment
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