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Thanks to Nike Philippines, even the six young boys it sent here to join the camp have realized how China has vastly improved and have seen for themselves that the Philippines is lagging even behind Korea and Taiwan.


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The All-Asia Camp, the first ever in this part of the world, follows a rich tradition with Nike  holding All America and Euro Camps for years now and counting Ming, Zhizhi, Duncan, Kidd, Garnett, Carter and Iverson among their alumni.


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Jong’s son shines in Nike camp

By Joey Villar | June 17, 2002 - 12:00am

BEIJING – Johan Uichico made the six-man Philippine delegation to the Nike All-Asia Basketball Camp 02 proud Saturday as the 16-year-old Ateneo senior high was named the day’s Mr. Hustle. And Uichico,...

Sports

Chinese boys far advanced in caging

By Joey Villar | June 15, 2002 - 12:00am

BEIJING — If this Nike All-Asia Basketball Camp 02 is any indication, then it can be said China’s future in the sport is very well safe and secure. Too bad, the same can’t be said of the Philippines. Thanks...

Sports

Pinoy cagers smallest in Nike basketball camp

By Joey Villar | June 14, 2002 - 12:00am

BEIJING - The Nike All-Asia Basketball Camp officially opened Wednesday night, gathering the top young players from the region to give them the opportunity to hone their skills and possibly make them the next Yao...

Sports