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Originally posted by Metta View Post
A pint-sized UST freshman just topscored in the very first game against a team of veteran-aged players. Filfor ladies definitely are good enough for the overseas leagues. You're right, this will be "warm up" papawis for them.
Now if we want our homegrowns to have the quality of our Filfor ladies (who are mostly "full-blooded"), we need to improve grassroots first. Having just 4 high school teams in the land will not cut it.
Let's not rest on our laurels and say that we are already making stride in the sport. A big factor of this is because it is much more unpopular/unsupported in other countries. Now is the time to get ahead while that is still the case.
Hope it’s a start..
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Originally posted by BJ_Reloaded View PostI think one of the best practices and options moving forward
is to allow student-athletes to participate in WMPBL once it open it's shop as an official professional league in mid-june(?)
the Game and Amusement Board are providing special permits to student athletes as part of their continuous training and development
without compromising their studies and school eligibility.
same thing with FSA..hopefully for a possible exemption moving forward like UP's Favour Onoh.
there's a lot of foreign based hafus who will be graduating and recently graduated but wants to continue playing the game
because of that passion like Malia Bambrick, Stef Berberabe, Gabe Bade, Lexi Mark, Chinew Ezeonu(now an assistant coach) among others
those who already identified by coach PAT thru Filam Nation Select
also I think they could also use this as a warm up league for a possible offer in Taiwan, China, Japan and even Australia
were VDJ was rumoured receiving some juicy offers after her stint at Duke.
Now if we want our homegrowns to have the quality of our Filfor ladies (who are mostly "full-blooded"), we need to improve grassroots first. Having just 4 high school teams in the land will not cut it.
Let's not rest on our laurels and say that we are already making stride in the sport. A big factor of this is because it is much more unpopular/unsupported in other countries. Now is the time to get ahead while that is still the case.
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I think one of the best practices and options moving forward
is to allow student-athletes to participate in WMPBL once it open it's shop as an official professional league in mid-june(?)
the Game and Amusement Board are providing special permits to student athletes as part of their continuous training and development
without compromising their studies and school eligibility.
same thing with FSA..hopefully for a possible exemption moving forward like UP's Favour Onoh.
there's a lot of foreign based hafus who will be graduating and recently graduated but wants to continue playing the game
because of that passion like Malia Bambrick, Stef Berberabe, Gabe Bade, Lexi Mark, Chinew Ezeonu(now an assistant coach) among others
those who already identified by coach PAT thru Filam Nation Select
also I think they could also use this as a warm up league for a possible offer in Taiwan, China, Japan and even Australia
were VDJ was rumoured receiving some juicy offers after her stint at Duke.
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Originally posted by Metta View PostKudos to the women for having their pro league. In the very first game, school team UST beat veteran-aged Discovery with pint-sized UST rookie Sierba topscoring.
Meanwhile, UAAP will resume the high school girls basketball tournament with only 4 schools participating. State of grassroots development in a nutshell.
Pacquiao did his part and established a women's league. Now, grassroots stakeholders needs to do a better job.
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Kudos to the women for having their pro league. In the very first game, school team UST beat veteran-aged Discovery with pint-sized UST rookie Sierba topscoring.
Meanwhile, UAAP will resume the high school girls basketball tournament with only 4 schools participating. State of grassroots development in a nutshell.
Pacquiao did his part and established a women's league. Now, grassroots stakeholders needs to do a better job.
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Originally posted by Silent Killer View Post
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good..
335 likes, 4 comments - onesportsphl on January 19, 2025: "‘ITO NA 'YUNG SIMULA NG AKING ALL-OUT SUPPORT SA MGA KABABAIHANG MANLALARO NG BASKETBALL’ Boxing legend and WMPBL CEO Manny Pacquiao shared that his support for Philippine women's basketball was inspired by watching the WNBA. | via Luisa Morales/One Sports #OneSports #OSOnTheSpot #WMPBL".
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Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
We should think beating New Zealand or Korea if we will qualify for playoff round for semis... As long we beat Lebanon, we are already set to qualify for main qualifiers for Fiba world cup in Germany in 2026.. I think we have better chance to beat either NZL or Korea than beating Japan for now... I hope SBP will contact Hon. Manny Pacquiao for putting our Gilas women's team as guest team in WMPBL, even some key players are not available.. they need to establish chemistry as early as now...
the last time we played against them we are very much competitive until the last 7 mins.vs. NZL) and 3 mins vs. SK of those game
based on my own personal observation, composure and the ladies was gassed-up kills us..VDJ, Pontejos and Jack are cramping up in that stretch.
I totally agree that a stint in WMPBL will surely establish chemistry and composure to the team.
it would be interesting to watch how a VDJ-Naomi-Gabby combination pitted against NZL. SK and JAP for the coming tourney.
5'7 Panganiban's work rate at Div. 1 is very encouraging for a freshman
imagine if she is in the 5'10 level..
anyway, it's just a matter of time
the last time I've heard there's a good number of talented girls who will play for the coming NBTC tourney
both for Filam Nation Select and Filcan Nation respectively.
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Originally posted by Silent Killer View Post
Yes.. we can.
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Originally posted by BJ_Reloaded View Postwe can take Lebanon for as long as our dudettes are not that over-confident.
we had a fighting chance against Japan for as long as our outside shot, defensive scheme and ball rotation works
because we could match-up very well with their quickness and height was not an issue
the big gap really is the experience and they've been on that high level since the time of adam.(their domestic league is really the key)
as for the AUS, well we don't have the firepower yet to match-up with their height and heft on all position compared to JAP
I would be happy if we will be defeated by a single margin and hoping our outside shots is in the 50's(%)
we are more quicker but their length and heft is really an irritation for coach Pat's pace and space system.
we do hope we could get an earlier exemption for Favour as soon as possible...
paging Mam Erica Dy were counting on you
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Originally posted by BJ_Reloaded View Postdespite CTE's demotion they still ranked no. 6 in Asia and ranked 35 in the latest FIBA ranking with an accumulated points of 186.3
while our womens are within a few hairlines away at no. 39 and no. 7 in Asia with an accumulated points of 179.3
as I previously said, experience and composure in playing in a high level are the big advantage of the Lady Akatsukis
but in terms of height and speed we are almost even
honestly we more grittier than them, we only need to calm our nerves esp. when the going gets tough
and be consistent with our long shots esp. in the 3-pt area, I think against the JAP above 40% is competitive enough
just swing the ball more quicker and accurate to make our designated shooter more comfortable and had better looks
I like coach Pat's Pace and Space System and his full court version of the dreaded Pumaren press.
as for the REB department at least our Frontline can match-up with them just make sure the average is almost even.
if we could do that, we could certainly establish another history in Philippine Team Sports
just like the Azkals has done during the Asean Football Cup.
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Originally posted by Dotch View Post
Wait, Chinese Taipei is relegated to Div 2? So that means PHL and Indonesia womens are now better than them?
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despite CTE's demotion they still ranked no. 6 in Asia and ranked 35 in the latest FIBA ranking with an accumulated points of 186.3
while our womens are within a few hairlines away at no. 39 and no. 7 in Asia with an accumulated points of 179.3
as I previously said, experience and composure in playing in a high level are the big advantage of the Lady Akatsukis
but in terms of height and speed we are almost even
honestly we more grittier than them, we only need to calm our nerves esp. when the going gets tough
and be consistent with our long shots esp. in the 3-pt area, I think against the JAP above 40% is competitive enough
just swing the ball more quicker and accurate to make our designated shooter more comfortable and had better looks
I like coach Pat's Pace and Space System and his full court version of the dreaded Pumaren press.
as for the REB department at least our Frontline can match-up with them just make sure the average is almost even.
if we could do that, we could certainly establish another history in Philippine Team Sports
just like the Azkals has done during the Asean Football Cup.
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Originally posted by Dotch View Post
Wait, Chinese Taipei is relegated to Div 2? So that means PHL and Indonesia womens are now better than them?
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