Saturday, October 12, 2013
DLSU Green Archers win in OT defeated UST Growling Tigers
The De La Salle University (DLSU) Green Archers took home the UAAP Season 76 men's basketball championship after a heart breaker win over the University of Santo Tomas Growling Tigers that went to overtime, 71-69, Saturday, at the Mall of Asia Arena.
The Finals MVP award was given to Jeron Teng who finished with team-high 25 points, eight rebounds and six assists. He defeated his brother who plays for the UST "When the buzzer sounded I really didn't know what to feel. On one side we're champions, but on the other side, I feel my brother's pain. He played his heart out, he deserves to be MVP," he said. "UST had a good game. We just didn't give up, we won for the La Salle community."
The older Teng played his last UAAP game, and will bow out of the amateur ranks after leading UST to back-to-back Finals appearances.
DLSU 71: Teng 25, Vosotros 16, Perkins 13, Van Opstal 11, T Torres 4, N Torres 1, Revilla 1, Tampus 0, Salem 0
UST 69: Abdul 26, Teng 24, Ferrer 7, Bautista 4, Mariano 3, Sheriff 2, Lao 2, Pe 1
Quarter scoring: 16-18, 24-32, 47-48, 65-65, 71-69
Friday, July 26, 2013
Filipino-American Kris Rosales works out for Nets
The top Filipino-American player in college last season has been working out for the Nets. Kris Rosales, the NAIA player of the year from Hope International, says he worked for the Nets at PNY Center. More likely a D-League Draft candidate than a training camp invite. He is a California native, a 6'0" point guard who averaged 12 and 6 for the Fullerton-based Hope International. He was player of the year both in the Golden State Athletic Conference and the NAIA.
"In Brooklyn I met Jason Kidd and Deron Williams in the weight room. I was in the same weight room as him and I remember when I was in college I would have never thought that I'd be in the same weight room as Deron Williams, same room as Jason Kidd so it's pretty amazing," said Rosales, who wears No. 5.
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Philippine Azkals wins in Hong Kong
James Younghusband scores the lone goal of the match that lift the Philippine Azkals to a 1-0 win over Hong Kong. The goal came from a broken play after a Hong Kong defender deflected a Stephan Shrock cross.
Goalkeeper Neil Etheridge had a great night with several stunning saves in the second half to deny goals from the Hong Kong squad.
Before Tuesday's match, the Philippines had not beaten Hong Kong in 6 previous FIFA-sanctioned meetings.
Azkals coach Michael Weiss deployed a strong starting line-up consisting of Etheridge, skipper Chieffy Caligdong, brothers James and Phil Younghusband, Stephan Schröck, Chris Greatwich, Rob Gier, Jeffrey Christiaens, Carli De Murga, Paul Mulders, and Juani Guirado.
With Schröck pulling the strings in midfield, the Azkals established a foothold early in the match. The Azkals broke the deadlock in the 33rd minute when James Younghusband scored with a header.
Hong Kong tried to look for an equalizer, with their best attempt coming in the 69th minute when they were given a penalty for a foul by Guirado inside the box but Etheridge, saved the penalty shot.
Hong Kong had 18 shots, with 7 on target. The Philippines had 7 shots, with only 2 on target.
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Bob Arum said Pacquiao may never again fight in U.S.
Bob Arum revealed that Manny Pacquiao may never fight in the U.S. again.
The topic came out when Arum was asked about Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s bold decision to take on Mexico’s star unbeaten world super-welterweight champion Saul “Canelo” Alvarez on Sept. 14 in Las Vegas.
“Let’s not even go there,” said Arum, who has failed repeatedly in attempts with Mayweather Jr. and the boxer’s promoter, Richard Schaefer, to stage the super-fight.
“By fighting outside the country, as he’s doing in this Rios fight, Manny doesn’t have to pay U.S. taxes anymore – at a rate of 40% for a foreign athlete.
“If this pay-per-view and other things take off like we think they may, I can’t imagine Pacquiao will ever again fight in the U.S.”
Pacquiao will fight former world lightweight champion Brandon Rios on Nov. 23 in Macau, China.
Arum said the fight will be on the morning of Nov. 24 in Macau so the pay-per-view will air live on a Saturday night in the U.S., he also have a deal to allow Chinese consumers to purchase Pacquiao-Rios for what equates to $5 to view the bout on their tablets or cellphones.
“We could do as many as $10 million to $20 million in sales with this. It changes everything. Will it work? We’ll see in November.”
Arum has also negotiated with resorts in Singapore for a possible future Pacquiao bout.
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Donaire Lost to Rigondeaux via unanimous decision
Nonito Donaire lost his superbantamweight championship to Cuba’s Guillermo Rigondeaux via a unanimous decision.
All three judges scored it for the former Olympic gold medalist and World Boxing Association titlist, with the scores reading 114-113, 115-112 and 116-111.
Donaire scored the bout’s only knockdown in the 10th when he landed a crunching left that dropped Rigondeaux for the first time in his professional career, but the Cuban came back storng int eh last two round to put the outcome beyond doubt.
Rigondeaux proved to be an elusive target for the hard-hitting Donaire, frustrating the Filipino with his speed and body movement. The Cuban, who was fighting in just his 12th professional bout, took control early and never gave Donaire a chance to get into rhythm.
The Filipino Flash appeared to have turned things around with that 10th-round knockdown, but instead of capitalizing on his newfound momentum, slowed down in the 11th and allowed Rigondeaux to steal the round. In the 12th, Donaire injured his right eye after both fighters fell to the canvas, and whatever chance he had to steal a win evaporated as he spent the rest of the round covering his right eye and unable to go on the attack.
The punch statistics showed that Rigondeaux was the more active and accurate boxer: he threw 396 punches and connected on 129 of them for a 33% rate, while Donaire threw 352 and landed only 82 for 23%.
It was the first loss in 30 fights for the Filipino Flash, and comes just eight days after Brian Viloria lost his flyweight belts via split decision to Juan Francisco Estrada and four months after Manny Pacquiao lost via knockout to Juan Manuel Marquez.
Donaire fell to 31-2 with 20 knockouts, while Rigondeaux stayed undefeated in 12 bouts. Around an hour after the bout ended, Donaire posted a message on his official Twitter account, thanking his supporters and congratulating Rigondeaux.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Juan Francisco Estrada of Mexico Decisions Brian VIloria's WBO/WBA titles
Mexico's Juan Francisco Estrada was victorious via split-decision against Philippines Brian Viloria during their WBO/WBA World Flyweight title match at Cotai Arena, inside the Venetian resort-hotel in Macau, Saturday.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Araneta expects bigger things for Azkals
BUOYED by the recent success of the Philippine Azkals in the AFC Challenge Cup Group E qualifiers, football chief Mariano Araneta Jr. is optimistic the Nationals would figure prominently in next year’s main tournament in Maldives where a spot in the Asian Cup is at stake.
“It was a well-deserved victory for us, and you saw they have the talent. If they work together for a long time, the teamwork will be there, and I hope we can qualify for the Asian Cup,” Araneta said.
He said the PFF would “move heaven and earth” to have the Maldives Challenge Cup held on International Football Federation “match dates since this tournament is already a qualifier for the Asian Cup.
“I have talked to three members of the Asian Football Confederation executive committee explaining that just like the other countries in the upper Asian bracket, the Maldives (competition) is a direct qualification for the Asian Cup. There should be no discrimination as with the other qualifiers.”
Araneta said the AFC executive members he talked to were sympathetic to his appeal, with the issue to be taken up when the AFC Executive Committee meets in May.
“At the very least, what the AFC can do is to have the tournament fall on FIFA match dates,” said the football chief, pointing out this would enable strong overseas players such as Stefan Schrock, Jerry Lucena and Dennis Cagara to suit up for the national team.
He added this was a major reason why the PFF requested the AFC to reschedule the Group E competition from early March to March 22 to 26 because the schedule fell on FIFA match dates, freeing players from club commitments to play for their respective national squads.
This enabled coach Michael Weiss to assemble a formidable squad that won two straight games, capped by a stirring 1-0 win over 2012 AFC Challenge Cup runner-up Turkmenistan. It marked the first time Azkals beat the squad from the former Soviet Republic in three outings.
National team manager Dan Palami echoed Araneta’s sentiments, saying with the present crop of players his main challenge would be “to allow this group to play longer together.”
He said they would take advantage of all the FIFA friendly dates in their build-up for the Challenge Cup, beginning with a friendly match against Hong Kong in the former British colony on June 4, a possible clash with Vietnam on June 7 in Cebu and on June 12 against “a quality opponent” in Manila.
“We will probably play more outside the Philippines to take advantage of our overseas players,” Palami said.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Bobby Parks' Died
Bobby Ray Parks Sr. 51, the legendary PBA import and father of reigning UAAP MVP Bobby Ray Parks Jr., passed away early Saturday afternoon following complications stemming from a long battle with laryngeal cancer.
The 51-year-old died with his family by his side at the San Juan de Dios Hospital.
Parks was selected in the third round of the 1984 NBA draft by the Atlanta Hawks but he never got to play in that league. Instead, he later found success as an import in the PBA where he won a record seven Best Import awards and was later inducted into the local professional league's Hall of Fame for his accomplishments, last September 2009.
The 6'5" product of Memphis State University debuted in the PBA for the San Miguel Beermen in 1987, and also played for the Shell Turbo Chargers.
Together with his family, Parks moved back to the Philippines in 2010. He accepted an offer to be the assistant athletic director of a retooled National University squad as his son also signed up to be the anchor of the school's basketball team.
Parks also had a stint as an assistant coach of the Petron Blaze Boosters, and coached the San Miguel Beermen in the Asean Basketball League, piloting them to the Finals in the squad's maiden season. However, he was unable to continue the latter role, handing the reigns over to Leo Austria, as his health deteriorated.
United States Ambassador to the Philippines Harry Thomas Jr. on Saturday tweeted his condolences over the death of legendary Philippine basketball player and coach Bobby Ray Parks Sr.
In a post on his Twitter account, Thomas lauded Parks as one of the greatest players of the Philippine Basketball Association - and a good person.
"Rest in Peace Bobby Parks Sr, one of the greatest PBA players ever, and a good person," he said.
Thomas also posted a photo of Parks wearing a uniform of the Rockford Lightning in the Continental Basketball Association, where he played guard in 1989-1990.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Former Rain or Shine import Jamelle Cornley in hot water for alleged assault on QC cop
Another PBA import found himself in hot water on Wednesday for allegedly making a scene at a hotel in Quezon City, and assaulting at least one policeman who tried to pacify him.
Former Rain or Shine Elasto Painters import Jamelle Cornley was detained at the Quezon City Police District Station 10 after refusing to cooperate with police investigators and running amok, station commander Superintendent Marcelino Pedrozo Jr. said.
"Yung pulis ko sinapak niya... Napakalaking tao nito. Ifa-file natin ng direct assault (He assaulted one of my men. He's a big guy. We'll file direct assault charges against him)," Pedrozo said in an interview on dzBB radio.
Police are also eyeing charges of alarm and scandal and for damage to property against Cornley for making a scene and breaking items at Sir Williams Hotel along Timog Avenue.
A separate report by dzBB's Manny Vargas said the charges of direct assault on a person in authority referred to Cornley's hitting PO2 Anselmo Lazatin, who was one of those who had gone to where Conrley had been making a scene.
Lazatin was rushed to the emergency unit of the East Avenue Medical Center after being on the wrong end of a punch by the import, who stands 6'5" tall.
At the station, Cornley was heard saying, "they can file whatever they want" when told by reporters that police may file charges against him.
Rain or Shine player Gabe Norwood went to the police station supposedly to talk to Cornley, who had calmed down after being locked up.
But before he calmed down, the report said Cornley even removed his clothes and sat on the police officer-on-duty's desk.
Reports had Cornley causing a scene at the hotel, where he had brought three women back with him after coming from a KTV bar. But after the women had left, Cornley realized that his wallet with documents, IDs, and about $1400 was missing, and demanded that hotel management find the three women.
At the station, Cornley wanted to talk to Pedrozo but Pedrozo refused to talk to him. When he got mad and ran amok, it took several policemen to subdue him and take him to the detention cell.
Cornley helped the Rain or Shine franchise to its first PBA title last year, during the Governors' Cup, which has a height limit on imports. He normed 22.62 points, 11.62 rebounds and 3.05 assists, earning him Best Import of the Conference honors.
He remained in the Philippines following that tourney, undergoing treatment for a knee injury, and was actually slated to leave the country on Sunday.
With Wednesday's incident, he is the third PBA import in recent weeks to give the league's image a black eye.
Earlier this year, Petron Blaze Booster import Renaldo Balkman was banned for life from the league for a meltdown during a game where he pushed aside even his own teammates and coaches, before strangling team captain Arwind Santos.
Another PBA import, GlobalPort Batang Pier Walter Sharpe, was sent home after photos showing him allegedly sleeping on the sidewalk went viral on social media sites. - AMD, GMA News
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Former NBA Player Walter Sharpe fired from Philippine league for drunkenness
Manila - Walter Sharpe, who had short stints with the Seattle SuperSonics, Detroit Pistons, and the Denver Nuggets, was fired from his PBA team, the GlobalPort Batang Pier, for violating the rule that a professional player should be a good role model for the youth.
Globalport owner Mikee Romero ordered the dismissal Tuesday after he was photographed drunk and sleeping on a parking lot near the place where he was staying.
This happened a week after former New York Knicks and Denver Nuggets player Renaldo Balkman was banned from the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) for choking his teammate.
Friday, March 8, 2013
Former NBA player Renaldo Balkman pushes and choke a teammate
Former NBA player Renaldo Balkman who used to play for the New York Knicks and Denver Nuggets has apologized for choking a teammate during a game with his new team in the Philippine Basketball Association.
Balkman, 28 6'8" playing for the Petron Blaze Boosters, argued with a referee and shoved the referee's arm then pushed away an assistant coach and a couple of other teammates. When Arwind Santos intervened they exchanged shoves before Balkman wrapped his hands around Santos' neck and choked him.
After a cooling-off period in the locker room, where the team held a private meeting, Balkman sent out a series of apologies on Twitter:
"I wld like to apologize to the fans, Petron Blaze, my teammates, the PBA and especially @tubidronald71 and @Arwind029," he tweeted, adding, "I got caught up in the moment of a very intense game. I respect @Arwind029 as a person & player. I am proud to be part of @PetronBlaze fam."
Saturday, December 8, 2012
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Aguilar got in NBA D-League
Japeth Aguilar’s determination to get into NBA Development League has finally paid off. The 6-foot-10 Aguilar became the first Filipino to be drafted in the D-League, which serves as training ground of the world’s top cage pros, after the former Ateneo Blue Eagle and Western Kentucky Hilltopper was picked in the seventh round by the Santa Cruz Warriors.
The 2009 PBA top overall pick must now land in the regular roster of the Santa Cruz Warriors, the D-League affiliate of the NBA’s Golden State Warriors, before the league’s opener on Nov. 23.
“Thank you Lord! God is in control of everything. I will work hard for the next two weeks,” Aguilar posted on his Twitter account @japethaguilar25 after the Warriors tabbed him at 109th overall.
The Warriors will open their season against the Reno Bighorns on Nov. 30 at the Reno Events Center in Nevada.
Aguilar played for Talk ‘N Text in the PBA and the Smart Gilas national team and hopes to get a call-up from an NBA squad. Last year, 60 D-League ballers were called up to the NBA.
Filipino-American Avery Scharer, who was also hoping to join Aguilar, wasn’t included in the list of eligible players for the 2012 NBA D-League Draft.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Azkals end 99-year drought win Peace Cup
The Azkals beat the Chinese Taipei, 3-1, to sweep the tournament. They demolished Macau (5-0) last Thursday and win over Guam (1-0) last Tuesday.
Coach Hans Michael Weiss hoped that criticisms will now be appeased. A lot of fans were fuming when Phil and James Younghusband were not included in the lineup. “We’ve also been criticized for some things. Hopefully, they understand now what happened in the past,” Weiss said. “(I hope that people) cool down a little bit before criticizing”
Fil-German Dennis Wolf opened things up for the Philippines in the 10th minute.
OJ Porteria made it 3-nil after Chieffy Caligdong struck one in the 43rd minute.
Chinese Taipei pulled back in the 52nd after a miscommunication.
But that lone goal by Taiwan was the only one conceded by the Azkals, who dominated Macau, 5-0, last Thursday.
The Philippines took home the crown by going undefeated with nine points.
The 29-year-old Wolf finished with four goals and emerged as the tournament’s top scorer and Most Valuable Player, while Eduard Sacapano and Jeff Christiaens were named best goalkeeper and best defender, respectively.
source INQ
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Senate bill seeks to commend Smart Gilas
Yesterday (Tuesday) Senator Koko Pimentel filed Senate Resolution No. 854 which seeks to commend and recognize the achievement of the members, coaching staff, and the management of the Philippine men's basketball team, the Smart Gilas II, in the 34th William Jones Cup.
Smart Gilas last Sunday defeated an American team 76 to 75 to win the Jones Cup. The R. William Jones Cup is an international basketball tournament annually held in Taiwan since 1977.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Smart Gilas beats USA, 76-75, to win the Jones Cup
Smart Gilas Pilipinas climbed back from a 14-point
third-quarter deficit to nip the United States, 76-75, and capture the
34th William Jones Cup in Taipei, Taiwan.
LA Tenorio, the littlest guy on the floor, buried a 19-foot jumper with 19.1 seconds left that proved to be the go-ahead basket as the Americans failed to convert on their last possession and were forced to foul with nine seconds left. Gilas was able to dribble away much of the clock before the USA fouled Jeff Chan with 1.9 seconds to go.
The sweet-shooting Chan missed the first free throw and then intentionally missed the second, but Marcus Douthit tapped the ball out to give the Americans one last chance with nine-tenths of a second left. With no timeouts remaining, the US was forced to throw a length-of-the-court pass with their final shot clanging off the rim to give the Filipinos the crown.
Smart Gilas finished the round-robin tournament with a 7-1 record to
capture the title, the first for a Philippine team since 1998 and fourth
overall in the tournament’s 34-year history.LA Tenorio, the littlest guy on the floor, buried a 19-foot jumper with 19.1 seconds left that proved to be the go-ahead basket as the Americans failed to convert on their last possession and were forced to foul with nine seconds left. Gilas was able to dribble away much of the clock before the USA fouled Jeff Chan with 1.9 seconds to go.
The sweet-shooting Chan missed the first free throw and then intentionally missed the second, but Marcus Douthit tapped the ball out to give the Americans one last chance with nine-tenths of a second left. With no timeouts remaining, the US was forced to throw a length-of-the-court pass with their final shot clanging off the rim to give the Filipinos the crown.
Tenorio came up big in the fourth period, helping fuel a 10-0 run that enabled the Filipinos to grab their first lead of the second half at 61-59. Then with 50 seconds left, the Alaska Aces court general spun in the lane and sank a tough floater that pushed Gilas ahead, 74-73. A breakdown in defense allowed Jermaine Dearman to score unmolested under the basket with 34 seconds to go, but after a Gilas timeout, Tenorio used a Douthit screen to bury the winning shot.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Two Azkals may miss match
Goalkeeper Neil Etheridge and attacking midfielder Marcus Stephan Schrock are unlikely to join the Philippine football team when it sees action in the Long Teng Cup slated in Kaohsiung, Taiwan late next month.
The four-nation tourney is the first of many lined up for the Azkals following their elimination in the second round of the World Cup qualifiers last July.
The presence of the two players, who shone against the Kuwaitis during the qualifiers, will surely strengthen the Azkals’ chances, but team manager Dan Palami said he may just tap their services for a more important competition in the future.
The 6-foot-2 Fil-British Etheridge, 21, is set to be promoted as regular reliever on the first team of Fulham, which competes in the Premiere League, while the 5-foot-5 Fil-German Schrock is busy with his ballclub Greuther Furth playing in the German second division.
“It’s unlikely that he (Etheridge) will play. For Schorck, may be not also,” Palami said in a recent interview.
“We want to preserve our relationship with their teams, so we bring in the players only when it’s absolutely necessary,” continued Palami, who left for Europe Wednesday to scout possible reinforcements for the Azkals.
Palami, though, said the Under-23 pool preparing for the Southeast Asian Games in November will join the Azkals in the event, where they are bidding to improve on their second place finish behind Hong Kong last year.
The Sept. 28-Oct. 6 competition will have competing teams from Taiwan, Macau and Hong Kong and Philippines although Philippine Football Federation chief Mariano ‘Nonong’ Araneta Jr said the organizers plan to expand the cast to six.
Last year, the Philippines finished with a 1-1-1 record in the competition, thumping Macau, (5-0) drawing with Taiwan (1-1) and bowing to Hong Kong (4-2).
http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/331073/2-azkals-may-miss-match
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