NBL champs Dragons set their sights on ABL - Aug 2, 2010 (by Hector Santos)
PETALING JAYA: Asean Basketball League (ABL) outfit Westports Kuala Lumpur Dragons beat Perak FarmCoChem 76-59 to clinch the National Basketball League crown at the Maba Stadium here on Sunday.
The Dragons, who finished top of the four-team standings after three legs, beat Sabah Kinsabina 102-66 to set up a showdown against Perak, who defeated Sarawak Rainbow 84-71 in the other semi-final
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PETALING JAYA: Asean Basketball League (ABL) outfit Westports Kuala Lumpur Dragons beat Perak FarmCoChem 76-59 to clinch the National Basketball League crown at the Maba Stadium here on Sunday.
The Dragons, who finished top of the four-team standings after three legs, beat Sabah Kinsabina 102-66 to set up a showdown against Perak, who defeated Sarawak Rainbow 84-71 in the other semi-final.
In the final, both teams were tied at 17-17 in the first quarter before the Dragons pulled away for a 41-29 lead in the second quarter.
Perak managed to cut their deficit to seven points to trail Dragons by 53-46 in the third quarter.
But the Dragons stepped up their game in the last quarter for a comfortable 76-59 win, with Batumalai Guganeswaran (180-G-83) top scoring with 23 points.
Coach Soo Eng Heng, who took over temporarily from chief coach Goh Cheng Huat, said the win had put them in good stead for the ABL in October.
We can celebrate today, but tomorrow we will shift our focus and train hard for the ABL. We want to make it two titles back-to-back, he said.
Last season, the Dragons finished fourth behind Satria Muda BritAma, Singapore Slingers and champions the Philippine Patriots in the ABL. theStarOnline
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Malaysia advanced to 21st FIBA Asia U18 Championship - Jul 10, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Malaysia advanced to 21st FIBA Asia U18 Championship as they finished with 3-2 record at the South East Asian Basketball Association (SEABA) in the 7th SEABA U18 Championship. Philippines, Malaysia, Laos, Singapore, Thailand and Myanmar struggled for two tickets to to represent SEABA in the 21st FIBA Asia U18 Championship to be held in Sanaa Yemen from Sept 22 Oct 1.
In Day 1 Philippines outscored Malaysia 87:59
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Malaysia advanced to 21st FIBA Asia U18 Championship as they finished with 3-2 record at the South East Asian Basketball Association (SEABA) in the 7th SEABA U18 Championship. Philippines, Malaysia, Laos, Singapore, Thailand and Myanmar struggled for two tickets to to represent SEABA in the 21st FIBA Asia U18 Championship to be held in Sanaa Yemen from Sept 22 Oct 1.
In Day 1 Philippines outscored Malaysia 87:59. Jeron Alvin Teng (181-G-95) paced all the winners with 19 points, whilst Isaac Ravena netted 12 and Jeth Rosario added 11. Choo Wei Hongs 15 points was the highest for Malaysia.
In Day 2 Malaysia defeated Singapore 60:51 for their first win. Kok Chun Ng was the highest among Kok Kian Chuas boys with 14 points. Loh Shee Wong scored 13 and Choo Wei Hong added 12.
In Day 3 Malaysia produced a 97:53 win over Laos. Phetthasone Chaleunsouk opened the scoring for the game, but that was the lone bright spot for Laos in the game. Somboun Nadonhais game-high 19 points for Laos went in vain. Tan Wai Seng delivered 18 points for the winners. Choo Wei Hong brought his team 17 points and Loh Shee Weng scored 12.
In Day 4 Thailand produced a 75:68 win over Malaysia in a top game of the day. Autman Al-Mabruk paced all the winners with 22 points. Arnon Iamlamai contributed 17 points and Komsan Dechsom 16.
In Day 5 Malaysia defeated hosts Myanmar 108:39 to finish the competition with a 3-2 record. Malaysia pipped Thailand to take the second spot, behind Philippines, on the final day of the 7th SEABA U18 Championship. Kok Chun Ng top-scored for the winners with 26 points. Loh Shee Weng and Choo Wei Hong both contributed 15 points each and Tan Wei Seng had 13. Wai Lus 10 points was the highest for Myanmar.
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Malaysian U18 National Team 2010 - Jul 10, 2010 (by Eurobasket)
Ivan Yeo
Wen Keong Tong
Teck Hoe Teh
Wai Seng Tan
Hui Kee Tan
Prem Sangaralingam
Kok Chun Ng
Shee Weng Loh
Chee Huei Liaw
Kar Fatt Leong
Wei Hong Choo
Vui Hang Ang
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