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BAP secretary-general Graham Lim said Indonesia’s sudden decision to pull out of  the week-long competition will hardly affect the quality of the competition since defending champion Malaysia is still around, while Thailand and Singapore are expected to send strong teams.


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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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                    [Title] => Singapore sali sa SEABA
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Dahil dito limang koponan na ang tiyak na lalahok sa taunang kompetisyon na ito, na siyang nagsisilbing qualifying para sa ABC Championships. Nauna nang nagpahayag ng pagdalo ang Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand at ang host Philippines. 


Nagwagi ang Malaysia sa nakaraang SEABA na ginanap sa Kuala Lumpur kung saan pumang-apat lamang ang Pilipinas.    


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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] => National youth hammers CUSA
                    [Summary] => Incoming Mapua rookie Hermes Sumalinog delivered the killer blows in the third period as the Talk N Text-National Youth Pool A put away Sta. Lucia-CUSA, 87-78, Friday in the first Bert Lina-Six Feet and Above Junior Basketball Cup at the UST gym.


Sumalinog, who only made seven points, scored one of two triples as he and Darryl Mendoza took charge with a decisive 12-6 run which sent the unbeaten Junior Phone Pals to the semifinal round with their fourth straight triumph.


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SEA junior caging to go on despite Indons’pullout

April 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Despite the last-minute pullout of Indonesia, the fourth Southeast Asia Junior Basketball Championship will go on as scheduled at the Quezon Convention Center in Lucena City, Quezon April 14-19. BAP secretary-general...

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

Singapore sali sa SEABA

March 19, 2004 - 12:00am

Kumpirmado na ang partisipasyon ng Singapore sa 4th Southeast Asian Junior Basketball Championship o SEABA sa darating na April 14-19 sa Lucena City, Quezon. Dahil dito limang koponan na ang tiyak na lalahok sa...

PSN Palaro

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

National youth hammers CUSA

February 16, 2003 - 12:00am

Incoming Mapua rookie Hermes Sumalinog delivered the killer blows in the third period as the Talk N Text-National Youth Pool A put away Sta. Lucia-CUSA, 87-78, Friday in the first Bert Lina-Six Feet and Above Junior...

Sports