+ Follow MALAYSIAN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Tag
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[Title] => Cager in FIBA tournament dies
[Summary] => Tragedy struck the Malaysian national basketball team last Monday, just days before the opening of the 27th FIBA-Asia basketball championships, after one of its players suddenly died.
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[Title] => RTU dribblers kampeon sa Malaysia
[Summary] => Magandang balita para sa mga local basketball fans.
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[Title] => Pinoy new coach of Vietnam national team
[Summary] => The next time Vietnam faces the Philippines in men’s basketball, they may not be so easy to beat anymore. In fact, they may show up with some of our own tricks. On Tuesday, Vietnam appointed a new head coach to accelerate the improvement of their men’s national basketball program.
The new mentor is a Filipino. His name is Ricky Magallanes.
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[Title] => RP ban caused riot at SEABA
[Summary] => The International Basketball Federation (FIBA) order prohibiting the Philippines from participating in Southeast Asian Basketball Association (SEABA) competition almost caused a riot among Filipinos in Malaysia.
In an exclusive interview with The STAR, Boycie Zamar, head coach of the ill-fated Philippine team that was prevented from participating in the SEABA, revealed that at least three busloads of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) flew into a rage when informed that the Philippines would not be allowed to play in the tournament.
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MALAYSIAN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
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In an exclusive interview with The STAR, Boycie Zamar, head coach of the ill-fated Philippine team that was prevented from participating in the SEABA, revealed that at least three busloads of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) flew into a rage when informed that the Philippines would not be allowed to play in the tournament.
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