Philippines post third win in Surat Thani - Jun 27, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Philippines U18 - Laos U18 112:45
Philippines finished their U18 Asia Championship campaign on a high nte. They stormed past Laos for the third win in Surat Thani. Lore Rivera (173-F-93) tallied impressive 27 points, 25 rebounds and 10 steals to lead Philippines. Laos ended the tournament winless.
Philippines opened the proceedings with a 14:2 run. They enjoyed a 26:7 lead at the first break
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Philippines U18 - Laos U18 112:45
Philippines finished their U18 Asia Championship campaign on a high nte. They stormed past Laos for the third win in Surat Thani. Lore Rivera (173-F-93) tallied impressive 27 points, 25 rebounds and 10 steals to lead Philippines. Laos ended the tournament winless.
Philippines opened the proceedings with a 14:2 run. They enjoyed a 26:7 lead at the first break. Philippines maintained the advantage, moreover they established a 37:13 buffer midway through the second quarter. Scoreboard read 51:20 for the Filipino team at halftime. Laos showed some offensive presence in the third frame but still struggled defensively. Philippines eased to a 74:33 lead into the fourth quarter. They passed 100-mark and coasted to the clinical win at the end.
Marie Aseron (170-F-93) and Danica Jose (185-C-94) produced 20 points each for Philippines. Camille Claro netted 15 points in the victory. Vatsana Souksavath (163-F-94) responded with 11 points and 9 rebounds for Laos. Kinnalom Nanthalath had 10 points in the loss.
Philippines U18: Lore Rivera 27+25 boards+10 steals, Marie Aseron 20, Danica Jose 20
Laos U18: Vatsana Souksavath 11, Kinnalom Nanthalath 10
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India unstoppable in Thailand - Jun 26, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
India U18 - Philippines U18 88:63
India U18 registered the fourth straight win at the Asia Championship in Thailand. They fired past Philippines earlier today to improve at 4-0 record on top of Level II ladder. Philippines slipped at 2-2 record. K Kavita (165-G-92) came up with 33 points, 12 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 steals to lead the effort.
India surged ahead right from the start. They quickly mounted a double-digit lead
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India U18 - Philippines U18 88:63
India U18 registered the fourth straight win at the Asia Championship in Thailand. They fired past Philippines earlier today to improve at 4-0 record on top of Level II ladder. Philippines slipped at 2-2 record. K Kavita (165-G-92) came up with 33 points, 12 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 steals to lead the effort.
India surged ahead right from the start. They quickly mounted a double-digit lead. India accounted for 27 points in the opening quarter to enjoy a 16-point advantage at the first break. India opened the second quarter with an 11:2 run to accumulate a massive lead. They continued to maintain the lead. India arrived at the final pause ahead by as many as 26 points 67:41. Andul Hameed Khan team boosted the gap to 35 points midway through the fourth term before finally loosening the grasp. Philippines went on a 14:4 run to trim the deficit a bit at the end of the game.
Sneha Rajguru (178-F) provided 16 points and 11 rebounds for India. Deepa Lutukurthy (153-G-92) added 14 points for the winners. Alyanna Nitorreda (173-F-94) responded with 14 points for Philippines. Camille Claro (158-G-96) finished with 13 points in the loss.
India U18: K Kavita 33+12 boards, Sneha Rajguru 16+11 boards, Deepa Lutukurthy 14
Philippines U18: Alyanna Nitorreda 14, Camille Claro 13
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Philippines squeeze past Sri Lanka - Jun 25, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Philippines U18 - Sri Lanka U18 72:62
Philippines recorded the second win at the U18 Asia Championship in Thailand. They nipped Sri Lanka to improve at 2-1 record in Level II standings. Sri Lanka suffered the third straight defeat at the tournament.
The first quarter turned into a tough physical battle. Neither side dominated as Philippines sneaked to a narrow 19:17 lead at the first break. Philippines started to clear off in the second term
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Philippines U18 - Sri Lanka U18 72:62
Philippines recorded the second win at the U18 Asia Championship in Thailand. They nipped Sri Lanka to improve at 2-1 record in Level II standings. Sri Lanka suffered the third straight defeat at the tournament.
The first quarter turned into a tough physical battle. Neither side dominated as Philippines sneaked to a narrow 19:17 lead at the first break. Philippines started to clear off in the second term. They poured in 20 points to establish a 5-point lead at halftime. Philippines opened the third frame on a 15:6 run to take a comfortable lead. But Sri Lanka did not surrender. They answered with a 16:4 rally of their own to narrow the gap to just two points with one quarter remaining. Philippines needed an 11:0 run in the fourth quarter to escape for good in this one.
Marie Aseron (170-F-93) produced 23 points for Philippines. Elrica Castro (168-G-93) added 16 points in the victory. Buddika Wijenayake (162-G-92) responded with 20 points and 7 rebounds for Sri Lanka. Chirishani Ranhaluge had 9 points in the loss.
Philippines U18: Marie Aseron 23, Elrica Castro 16, Jacqueline Tanaman (163-G-93) 12
Sri Lanka U18: Buddika Wijenayake 20, Chirishani Ranhaluge 9
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