SEA Games 2011. Singapore open win count - Nov 15, 2011
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Singapore - Myanmar 91:74
Singapore celebrated the first win at the 2011 SEA Games in Indonesia. They knocked down Myanmar for 1-1 record in Group B. Koh Meng Koon notched 25 points to lead the winners. Myanmar fell at 0-2 record after the loss. The teams stayed neck and neck throughout the opening frame. The scoreboard read 15:15 after ten minutes. However Singapore took off in the second period. They poured in 31 points to build a 19-point lead with one half played. Singapore stayed well in control in the third quarter. They ensured a 21-point lead before the final term and raced to the victory at the end. Lim ShengYu (190-F-90) nailed 15 points, while Ng Hanbin (192-G/F-89) had 11 points for the winners. Chan Chan answered with 24 points for Myanmar. Ohn Phay had 20 points in the losing effort.
Perry, Yi Hou and Chun Hong play major role in Malaysia's win - 1 Year ago
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CAGERS Perry Lim, Yifan Hou (196-F-92) Wong (196-F-96) and Chun Hong Ting (193-C-96) marked their SEA Games debut with a rousing performance against Myanmar in front of a sell-out crowd at the Maba Stadium. Perry, 19, and Yi Hou and Chun Hong, both 21, played their part to help Malaysia crush Myanmar 95-42 in their opening men's basketball Group A match yesterday. It was a far cry from the last time both teams met - at the South-East Asian Basketball Association (Seaba) Championship in Ma... [read more]
CAGERS Perry Lim, Yifan Hou (196-F-92) Wong (196-F-96) and Chun Hong Ting (193-C-96) marked their SEA Games debut with a rousing performance against Myanmar in front of a sell-out crowd at the Maba Stadium. Perry, 19, and Yi Hou and Chun Hong, both 21, played their part to help Malaysia crush Myanmar 95-42 in their opening men's basketball Group A match yesterday. It was a far cry from the last time both teams met - at the South-East Asian Basketball Association (Seaba) Championship in May, where Malaysia struggled for a 96-71 win. Yesterday, forward Yi Hou topscored with 21 points while Chun Hong chipped in with 18 points. American-born forward Perry was the standout of the trio as he made huge contributions at both ends of the court with a double-double - 12 points and 15 rebounds. Among the highlights for the 1.95m Perry were several two-handed slam dunks and a spectacular rebound dunk late in the second quarter. 'It panned out exactly how I wanted it to. I really love the crowd and the atmosphere,' he said. 'Besides missing a couple of lay-ups, I thought I did pretty well. The team also did great although we were initially a little nervous. 'But tomorrow's (today's) game against Thailand is the most important one. We need to win to move into the semi-finals. Hopefully I can keep this form going.' Malaysia also have defending champions the Philippines in their group. In Group B, 2015 silver medallists Indonesia powered to an 89-73 win over Vietnam while Singapore downed Cambodia 95-64. The Malaysian women also got off to a flying start in a bid to defend their gold medal. They scored 17 three-pointers to outgun Vietnam 88-54 in the seven-nation round-robin competition. Yin Yin Chong (166-G-93) top scored with 17 points while Wong Mei Chyn chipped in with 10 points. Courtesy of: thestar.com.my
Dasom's 40 points lead Thailand in blowout of Myanmar - 1 Year ago
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Thailand vented its ire on Myanmar with a 102-35 shellacking Monday in the 2017 Seaba Championship. Wutipong Dasom (195-C-91) uncorked a tournament-best 40 points, outscoring the whole Burmese squad, while also hauling down 11 rebounds as the Thais bounced back from their sorry 60-59 loss to Indonesia on Sunday. Thailand came out playing with a purpose, running to a 14-0 start and extending its lead to as high as 67 en route to its third win against one defeat. Nakom Jaisanuk had 15 marke... [read more]
Thailand vented its ire on Myanmar with a 102-35 shellacking Monday in the 2017 Seaba Championship. Wutipong Dasom (195-C-91) uncorked a tournament-best 40 points, outscoring the whole Burmese squad, while also hauling down 11 rebounds as the Thais bounced back from their sorry 60-59 loss to Indonesia on Sunday. Thailand came out playing with a purpose, running to a 14-0 start and extending its lead to as high as 67 en route to its third win against one defeat. Nakom Jaisanuk had 15 markers, six boards, and four assists, while Naratip Boonsern had 13 in the win. Thailand coach Tim Lewis once again opted to sit out leading scorer Chitchai Ananti (196-G/F-90) for the second time in the tournament, while also keeping bruiser Chanachon Klahan stapled on the bench. The Thais brace for a tough fight against host team Gilas Pilipinas on Tuesday. Aung Wana (180-F-95) carried Myanmar (0-3) with 10 points and six rebounds. Courtesy of: inquirer.net
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