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And the Burlington-supported Filipinos made sure they would win it convincingly.


"This is another big day for Philippine basketball," said RP-Burlington coach2 Johny Tam.


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And, chances are, many of them would likely be Tuklas Taas products, San Beda stalwarts or holdovers from the ill-fated 2002 Philippine 18-and under squad.


Prime examples are Jerby Cruz, a 6-foot-5 center from UST, 6-1 Daryl Bautista of Adamson and 6-3 Dilan Ababou of Sienna College.


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The Philippine team, a ragtag squad hastily assembled after several schools prevented their players from participating, placed a lowly fourth in last year’s edition of the tournament organized by the South East Asia Basketball Association (SEABA) held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Malaysia won the title.


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                    [Title] => RP cagers go thru wringer vs Nanan
                    [Summary] => NANAN, China–Like in their previous showdown four years ago, host Nanan made life miserable for the Philippines on the basketball court.


 But the Fillipinos, supported by FedEx and Burlington, made sure the ending would be a lot different this time.


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                    [Title] => PBA clubs support six-footers junior basketball
                    [Summary] => Six ballclubs from the Philippine Basketball Association have agreed to adopt all six teams set to take part in the Bert Lina-Six Footers Junior Basketball Cup which begins Feb. 4.


The PBA ballclubs that have thrown their support to the three-week BAP-sanctioned tournament are Coca-Cola, Talk N Text, Ginebra, Sta. Lucia Realty, Shell and FedEx.


Coca-Cola has adopted the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) selection while TNT will support the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) selection.


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                    [Summary] => Renewing its commitment to RP basketball, FedEx will represent the country for the third straight time in the 2002 Ajax Open international basketball championship scheduled  Jan.3-10 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.


Johnny Tam, who steered the Bobby Parks-reinforced Laguna Lakers to the Cheng Zhenggong international invitational tournament title in Nanan, China in 1999, has been tapped by the Basketball Association of the Philippines as coach.


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RP cagers clinch SEABA youth title

April 18, 2004 - 12:00am

LUCENA – For the second time in less than a week, the Philippines stamped its class over surprise finalist Singapore, 99-53, and captured the overall title in the 2004 SEABA (Southeast Asia Basketball Association)...

Sports

Burlington Youth team lineup known by March 30

March 26, 2004 - 12:00am

Down to 18 players, the final roster of the RP-Burlington Youth Team would be known by the end of the month. And, chances are, many of them would likely be Tuklas Taas products, San Beda stalwarts or holdovers...

Sports

Top cagers to power RP jrs in SEABA tilt

March 9, 2004 - 12:00am

After last year’s debacle, the Philippines vows to make amends in this year’s South East Asia Junior Basketball Championship slated April 14-19 at the Quezon Convention Center in Lucena City. The Philippine...

Sports

RP cagers go thru wringer vs Nanan

December 18, 2003 - 12:00am

NANAN, China–Like in their previous showdown four years ago, host Nanan made life miserable for the Philippines on the basketball court. But the Fillipinos, supported by FedEx and Burlington, made sure the...

Sports

PBA clubs support six-footers junior basketball

January 19, 2003 - 12:00am

Six ballclubs from the Philippine Basketball Association have agreed to adopt all six teams set to take part in the Bert Lina-Six Footers Junior Basketball Cup which begins Feb. 4. The PBA ballclubs that have thrown...

Sports

FedEx squad to represent RP in Dubai caging

By Joey Villar | December 30, 2001 - 12:00am

Renewing its commitment to RP basketball, FedEx will represent the country for the third straight time in the 2002 Ajax Open international basketball championship scheduled Jan.3-10 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Johnny...

Sports