ganjaman318 Posted November 20, 2009 Share Posted November 20, 2009 our butts have been so many times...we really need to cut politics in our system not only in basketball but for the whole sports.. no argument there...there are still some people out there who want to f#&k up the basketball program because they aren't handling it na... it's a f#&king power trip for some assholes kasi... Quote Link to comment
catsumhoto Posted November 20, 2009 Share Posted November 20, 2009 phil nokia u 16 won again against kasakthan.... next game is against bahrain which won over japan Quote Link to comment
catsumhoto Posted November 21, 2009 Share Posted November 21, 2009 gud news the fp nolia u 16 sweptits first three assignment by winning over bahrain today.... the acid test start at the next round where it awaits other qualifier in this tournament.... Quote Link to comment
aragorn_09 Posted November 21, 2009 Share Posted November 21, 2009 itong team n lang ang padala sa olympics sa 2016 sa rio de janeiro, he hehe Quote Link to comment
amante Posted November 23, 2009 Share Posted November 23, 2009 itong team n lang ang padala sa olympics sa 2016 sa rio de janeiro, he hehehindi malayong mangyari un, esp kung successful nga ang Gilas quintetbaka ung U16 ang maging development team para sa ng Gilas team Quote Link to comment
peithe Posted November 23, 2009 Share Posted November 23, 2009 see it this way ... Gilas is the seniors national team while the U-16 is the juniors national team that would vie for a slot in the U-17 championship. eventually tatanda ang mga "juniors" so if they are really good next step for them is to be drafted to join the seniors squad. Quote Link to comment
rakizta Posted November 23, 2009 Author Share Posted November 23, 2009 our opponents on U-16 dont have naturalize player that's why we've been able to compete well on the said division No match naman talaga yan once na pure blooded lang talaga line-up na pinapadala ng kalaban natin kung baga may laban ika nga Quote Link to comment
tatang1972 Posted November 24, 2009 Share Posted November 24, 2009 To be competitive we had to adopt to this trend. We have to admit na kulang tayo talaga sa height Quote Link to comment
Morley Posted November 24, 2009 Share Posted November 24, 2009 just wondering, wala bang anak na player sila EJ Feihl? or any other sons of former legit big men from the PBA? Quote Link to comment
WILBURATZ Posted November 24, 2009 Share Posted November 24, 2009 ^Meron na. 10 years old na yata. Ang laki pa. Mga 5'4" na. Kaso babae. At nasa Australia. Quote Link to comment
Agent_mulder Posted November 24, 2009 Share Posted November 24, 2009 just wondering, wala bang anak na player sila EJ Feihl? or any other sons of former legit big men from the PBA? Anak ni ex-PBA player Alvin Teng 'yung Jeron Teng na naglalaro sa Nokia U16 at me isang player na Ravena ang surname most probably anak (o maybe even related kay Bong Ravena 'to). Kung may anak na si Feihl sana makuha ang height n'ya pero 'wag ang skills or lack of it at sana 'wag din makuha ang kabagalan ni EJ.. Quote Link to comment
complicated8 Posted November 24, 2009 Share Posted November 24, 2009 Si Balingit meron na ba under 16 na anak? How about Marlou? Quote Link to comment
catsumhoto Posted November 24, 2009 Share Posted November 24, 2009 Anak ni ex-PBA player Alvin Teng 'yung Jeron Teng na naglalaro sa Nokia U16 at me isang player na Ravena ang surname most probably anak (o maybe even related kay Bong Ravena 'to). Kung may anak na si Feihl sana makuha ang height n'ya pero 'wag ang skills or lack of it at sana 'wag din makuha ang kabagalan ni EJ.. anak ng ni ravena c keifer and anak ni alvin c jerome.... but sad to say the phil lost to the iranian which are much taller and heftier than us... in order for us to qualify for the world championship we must beat both china and jordan to enter the finals... jordan still doable but china well forget it.... china demolish korea by a hefty margin of 70 pts.... their are only two slot available.... we hope for iran to lose their games.... in order for us to qualify for the finals... china is assured of a slot by the way they are playing.... the last one is a toss up between iran, korea, phil.... Quote Link to comment
catsumhoto Posted November 24, 2009 Share Posted November 24, 2009 RP nokia just dispose of jordan and enter the crossover semi facing who else but powerhouse china which in turn demolish japan.... iran is going to play korea for the other crossover semis.... whoever comes up winnin will qualify for the world u-17 finals next year... gud luck to our okia team and a lots of prayers needed for them to surpass china.... well bad at all.... Quote Link to comment
catsumhoto Posted November 25, 2009 Share Posted November 25, 2009 i've been following the fiba u16 tournament and it seems that we can be competitive at this level with the rest of asia except maybe CHIna which incidentally is very very scary.... they beat both japan and korea by more than a mile.... imagine they almost double the score of their opponent in both instant... the reason why i following the u-16 is to gauge the accomplishment sbp program with phil basketball... by the look of it all the teams that played in this tournament will be the same, maybe a little change over there or here, team that our national squad will face in the future.... and by that time some of our opponent will grow a couple of inches more.... (nasa genes kasi nla being matangkad) you cant teach height but you can teach a tall guy to run shoot jump set up screen which is all we had.... sad reality of basketball.... we can hear praises from other countries that we are talented but basketball is still a game of height... it is very seldom we see players that are small winning mvp award...usually the forward or the center gets the big one.... maybe a cool seventy percent goes to the big guy..... Quote Link to comment
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