SEA Games 2011. Philippines finish undefeated, claim Gold - Nov 20, 2011 (by Eurobasket News)
Final
Philippines - Thailand 85:57
Philippines quite expectedly became the winners of 2011 SEA Games. The favorites kept their record spotless beating Thailand in the championship game in Jakarta tonight. Slaugter delivered 16 points to lead the winners.
Philippines led by just four points after ten minutes 21:17. But they took off in the second quarter. Philippines outscored Thailand 23:8 in the frame to take a 44:25 halftime lead. The teams traded baskets throughout the third term [read more]
Final Philippines - Thailand 85:57 Philippines quite expectedly became the winners of 2011 SEA Games. The favorites kept their record spotless beating Thailand in the championship game in Jakarta tonight. Slaugter delivered 16 points to lead the winners. Philippines led by just four points after ten minutes 21:17. But they took off in the second quarter. Philippines outscored Thailand 23:8 in the frame to take a 44:25 halftime lead. The teams traded baskets throughout the third term. Philippines maintained a 19-point lead and just consolidated it in the final quarter. Bobby Parks (193-G-92) had 15 points, while Ryan Garcia (178-F-90) contributed 12 points for the winning side. Chaiwat Kaedum (195-C-83) responded with 17 points for Thailand. Sangthong Supachai and Attaporn Lertmalaiporn notched 11 points each in the loss.
3-4 place Indonesia - Malaysia 78:54 Indonesia stepped on the pedestal at 2011 SEA Games. The hosts overcame Malaysia in the consolation final tonight. Rony Gunawan (194-F/C-80) stepped up with 16 points and 14 rebounds to pace Indonesia. The home team did not waste time to set the tone. They outscored Malaysia 25:12 in the first ten minutes. Malaysia stopped the rot in the second period. The visitors bounced back cutting the deficit to 9 points at the interval 30:39. But Indonesia were back in the driver's seat in the third term. They boosted the margin back to 13 points with one period remaining. Indonesia limited their opponents to 6 points in the final quarter and rallied to a comfortable win at the end. Mario Wuysang (176-PG-79) and Amin Prihantono (188-F-82) had 14 points each in the victory. Li Wei Chee (189-F-85) responded with 14 points for Malaysia. Yoong Jing Kwaan (200-C-90) had 13 points in the losing effort.
5-6 place Singapore - Vietnam 91:48 Singapore wrapped up their SEA Games 2011 campaign in style. They drubbed Vietnam to clinch the fifth position at the tournament. Desmond Wei Jie Oh (176-F-86) stepped up with 15 points to pace the winners. Singapore grabbed the initiative right from the start. They secured a 24:12 lead after ten minutes. Singapore continued to mount the pressure in the second quarter. Singapore boosted the margin to as many as 22 points at the interval 48:26. Singapore stretched the gap in the third term. They cleared off to an unassailable 33 points and never looked back en route to the win. Lim Wai Sian (F/C) provided 14 points, while Wong Wei Long (172-G-88) had 11 points in the win. Hoang answered with 11 points for Vietnam. Huynh Hai Nguyen and Han Minh Trieu posted 8 points each in the loss.
SEA Games 2011. Philippines and Thailand reach Final - Nov 18, 2011 (by Eurobasket News)
Semifinals
Philippines - Malaysia 103:74
Philippines registered their fourth straight win at the SEA Games 2011. They overwhelmed Malaysia to enter the tournament's Final. Greg Slaughter (211-C-88) scored 16 points to pace well-balanced effort from Philippines.
Philippines opened the game with an 11:2 run but Malaysia slowed their opponents down. Malaysia grabbed a narrow lead late in the quarter but Philippines surged back in front to take a 23:19 lead after ten minutes [read more]
Semifinals Philippines - Malaysia 103:74 Philippines registered their fourth straight win at the SEA Games 2011. They overwhelmed Malaysia to enter the tournament's Final. Greg Slaughter (211-C-88) scored 16 points to pace well-balanced effort from Philippines. Philippines opened the game with an 11:2 run but Malaysia slowed their opponents down. Malaysia grabbed a narrow lead late in the quarter but Philippines surged back in front to take a 23:19 lead after ten minutes. The teams stayed neck and neck throughout the second term. Garcia gave Philippines a 44:41 lead at the interval. Philippines used a 17:5 run late in the third term to finally clear off. They secured a 73:60 lead at the final intermission. Philippines then unloaded 30 points in the fourth period and never looked back en route to the win. Clifford Hodge had 12 points, while Garcia, Nicolas Salva and Pascual added 11 points each in the victory. Batumalai Guganeswaran (182-G-82) answered with 24 points for Malaysia. Yoong Jing Kwaan (200-C-90) had 11 points and 7 rebounds in the loss.
Indonesia - Thailand 62:65 Thailand snatched a tough narrow win over Indonesia in the second semifinal at SEA Games 2011. Attaporn Lertmalaiporn knocked down two free throws late in the game to seal a massive comeback rally from the visitors in the fourth quarter. Thailand thus booked their spot in the championship game. They will take on Philippines tomorrow. Indonesia opened the game with a disciplined defence. They held their opponents to 10 points to take a 13:10 lead. Thailand narrowed the deficit in the second term. They got within a single point at the interval 30:31. Indonesia went on a 15:2 run in the third term to boost the lead. They enjoyed a 46:32 advantage midway through the third term and entered the final frame up by 9 points 52:43. Ratdech Kruatiwa (191-G/F-85) nailed a three-pointer to trigger a 12:1 run from the visitors as Thailand pulled ahead 57:56. Indonesia retained the lead but Ratdech Kruatiwa and Attaporn Lertmalaiporn notched four free throws in the dying seconds to win the game for Thailand. Darunpong Apiromvilaichai (185-G-85) had 15 points, while Mana Jantuma (185-G-80) added 12 points for the winners. Andi Poedjakesuma (187-F-80) answered with 26 points for Indonesia. Rony Gunawan (194-F/C-80) finished with 12 points and 7 rebounds in the loss.
7-8 place Cambodia - Myanmar 84:80 Cambodia earned the seventh place at SEA Games 2011. They held off Myanmar in Jakarta tonight. Oeun Sophoeun (180-F/G-85) scored 34 points to pace the winners. Cambodia started the game strongly. They erupted for 28 points in the opening quarter taking a 6-point lead after ten minutes. Cambodia limited Myanmar to 12 points in the second term to establish a 43:34 halftime lead. But Myanmar changed the complexion of the encounter in the third term. They cut the deficit to 5 points with one quarter remaining. Myanmar surged ahead 80:78 with under four minutes remaining. But Cambodia crowned the game with six points in a row and stole their first win at the tournament. Mith Pek provided 22 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists for Cambodia. Putratana Monh (180-G-81) added 12 points in the win. Chan Chan answered with 21 points for Myanmar. Win Cho tallied 20 points and 14 rebounds in the losing effort.
SEA Games 2011. Day 3 in Jakarta - Nov 16, 2011 (by Eurobasket News)
Group A
Vietnam - Cambodia 78:57
Vietnam recorded their first win at the SEA Games 2011. They held off Cambodia to improve at 1-2 record in Group A. Han Minh Trieu scored 19 points to pace the winners. Cambodia fell at 0-3 record after the loss.
Vietnam overwhelmed their opponents in the opening quarter. They went on a 21:10 run to take a comfortable lead after ten minutes. Cambodia however slowed their opponents down in the second term. They trailed by 10 points at the interval 28:38 [read more]
Group A Vietnam - Cambodia 78:57 Vietnam recorded their first win at the SEA Games 2011. They held off Cambodia to improve at 1-2 record in Group A. Han Minh Trieu scored 19 points to pace the winners. Cambodia fell at 0-3 record after the loss. Vietnam overwhelmed their opponents in the opening quarter. They went on a 21:10 run to take a comfortable lead after ten minutes. Cambodia however slowed their opponents down in the second term. They trailed by 10 points at the interval 28:38. Vietnam speeded up things in the third term. They fired 20 points and entered the final frame up by as many as 17 points. Cambodia had no answer and had to surrender at the end. Vi Han Duong notched 14 points, while Ngoc Tu Le added 13 points in the victory. Oeun Sophoeun (180-F/G-85) responded with 25 points and 14 rebounds for Cambodia. Mith Pek nailed 20 points in defeat.
Philippines - Thailand 103:69 Philippines extended their perfect run at 2011 SEA Games. They knocked down Thailand to climb at 3-0 record on top of Group A. Clifford Hodge scored 15 points for the winners. Philippines unloaded 37 points in the opening period to clear off. They earned a 16-point lead at the first break. Philippines stayed on the winning track in the second term. They boosted the gap to as many as 20 points at the interval 54:34. Philippines maintained the lead in the third quarter. They arrived at the final intermission up by as many as 26 points and never looked back en route to the win. Kiefer Isaac Ravena (181-G/F-93) nailed 14 points, while Nicolas Salva added 12 points in the victory. Darongpan Apiromvilaichai (185-G-85) answered with 12 points for Thailand. Chanachon Klahan (190-F-84) had 11 points in the loss.
Group B Malaysia - Myanmar 100:72 Malaysia registered the second win at SEA Games 2011. They coasted past Myanmar to take 2-1 record in Group B. Chuan Chin Wee (180-G-84) nailed 20 points to lead the effort. Malaysia dominated from the opening minutes. They arrived at the first break up by 8 points 24:16. Malaysia unloaded 25 points in the second term to take a 49:36 halftime advantage. They never slowed down after the big break. Malaysia went for 30 points in the third quarter to enlarge their lead to as many as 25 points with one quarter remaining. Malaysia stayed in control in the final period and rallied to a comfortable win at the end. Ban Sin Ooi (180-G/F-83) and John Ng Yeo Seng had 16 points each for the winners. Kyar Gyi replied with 20 points and 8 rebounds for Myanmar. Chan Chan had 15 points in the loss.
Indonesia - Singapore 80:75 Indonesia came from behind to knock down Singapore in the decisive battle for semifinal birth in Group B of SEA Games 2011. Rony Gunawan (194-F/C-80) stepped up with 23 points and 9 rebounds to pace the hosts to a crucial win. Singapore earned a 22:16 lead after ten minutes. They mounted the pressure in the second frame. Singapore registered a 42:32 halftime lead. But Indonesia never said die. The hosts went off the dressing room recharged and ready to fight. Indonesia trimmed the deficit to 5 points with one quarter remaining. The home team went on a 26:16 rally in the final term and escaped with a narrow tough victory at the end. Faisal Julius Ahmad (179-PG-81) notched 11 points, while Xaverius Prawiro (184-G/F-86) had 14 points for the winning team. Koh Meng Koon and Matialakan Pathman (198-C-80) delivered 17 points apiece for Singapore. Khoo had 14 points and 7 rebounds in the loss.
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