Showing posts with label South Korea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Korea. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Gilas Pilipinas loss to South Korea,82-70, in Jones Cup 2015 - (FULL GAME REPLAY VIDEO)
The Gilas Pilipinas, Philippine national men’s basketball team hung tough for three quarters but ran out of steam in the fourth quarter against fierce Asian rivals South Korea, 82-70, as it was handed its first loss in the 37th Williams Jones Cup on Monday in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
Playing without naturalized player Andray Blatche, Gilas Pilipinas kept in pace with Korea before allowing a 13-0 run in the final period that saw them go down by as much as 11 points, 69-58, with 4:16 remaining.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Top 5 Hard-Court #DISKARTE: What Made Gilas Pilipinas, San Mig Coffee & Kobe Paras Champions?
Filipino! –Whether you’re black or white, we all have this one trait that we have in common: it is being MAN of DISKARTE. It’s the manner of handling and making the best out of a situation in a smart and confident way. It’s about how we react and respond to the big life-changing challenges in your personal life or career.
To give you a clearer picture on what being a MAN of DISKARTE really means, I listed Top 5 Hard-Court #Diskarte that the top local and international basketball teams or players did to rise from being an underdog to a champion.
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Gilas Pilipinas loses 'must-win' game to South Korea 97-95 (VIDEO) - Asian Games 2014
Gilas Pilipinas lost their do-or-die game against the accurate-shooting South Koreans in the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea on Saturday.
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It was another heart-breaking defeat as the Filipinos lost only by 2 points, 97-95, a day after getting beaten by Qatar in their first quarterfinal joust.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Chot Reyes wonders: Why is Korea ranked higher than Gilas Pilipinas?
Gilas Pilipinas head coach Chot Reyes believes the Philippine national basketball team deserves to be higher than No. 31 in the latest edition of the FIBA World Rankings (READ STORY HERE), especially after its performances in the past three FIBA tournaments.
Gilas rose three spots to No. 31 after their historic run in the FIBA World Cup in Spain. The news came just before the team is set to leave for Incheon, South Korea to play in the Asian Games.
Saturday, August 10, 2013
FIBA Asia 2013: Philippines vs South Korea Full Game Replay Video
Gilas Pilipinas put on a gallant stand to beat long-time tormentor Korea, 86-79, and enter the finals of the 2013 FIBA Asia Championship on Saturday, August 10 before a humongous crowd at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Philippines 86 - Castro/William 17, Pingris 16, Alapag 14, De Ocampo 11, Tenorio 9, Aguilar 8, Chan 5, Norwood 2, Fonacier 2, Douthit 2, David 0, Fajardo 0.
South Korea 79 - M.Kim 27, J.Kim 11, Yang 11, S.Lee 10, J.Lee 10, S.Cho 6, S.Kim 2, S.Kim 2, Yoon 0, J.Kim 0.
WATCH 'Gilas Pilipinas vs South Korea Full Game Replay' BELOW:
Philippines vs South Korea: Basketball History
When it comes to bringing tears to the eyes of Filipino fans, the most dramatic Koreanovelas have nothing on the South Korean national basketball team.
South Korea has been responsible for the most pain for the Philippine team when it comes to international basketball. The Philippines has not won against South Korea in a high-level basketball match since the 1985 Asian Basketball Championship.
FIBA Asia 2013 Live Stream: Gilas Philippines vs South Korea
FIBA Asia Championship 2013 for Men is the intercontinental championship for basketball organized by FIBA Asia that serves as the qualifying tournament for the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup in Spain.
Here's the Knockout Quarterfinals Schedule:
August 10, 2013 / SATURDAY
S1: Iran vs Chinese Taipei - 5:45 PM
S2: Philippines vs South Korea - 8:30 PM
WATCH 'FIBA ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 2013: PHILIPPINES vs KOREA LIVE STREAMING' BELOW:
Sunday, August 4, 2013
FIBA Asia 2013: South Korea vs Malaysia Full Game Replay
Malaysia finished with its best result in the preliminary round of the FIBA Asia Championship, falling to South Korea by a mere 22 points, 80-58, on Saturday at the Mall of Asia Arena.
The Malaysians were victims of extremely lopsided results in their first two outings against Iran and China, the winners of the last seven editions of the Asian tournament. Iran battered Malaysia, 115-25, on opening day before China did the same thing with a 113-22 scoreline.
Friday, August 2, 2013
China vs South Korea Full Game Replay (FIBA Asia 2013)
South Korea turned to suffocating defense to put the clamps on defending champion China to pull out a thrilling 63-59 upset on opening day of the FIBA Asia Championship 2013 on Thursday at the Mall of Asia Arena.
China struggled all game against the South Korean defense, which turned the match into a low-scoring struggle using a variety of full-court traps and zone schemes.
WATCH 'FIBA ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 2013: China vs South Korea' Full Game Replay BELOW:
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Norman Black says China, Iran, South Korea are teams to beat
Fresh from a whirlwind scouting trip that took him to two Asian countries, Gilas Pilipinas assistant coach Norman Black has listed defending champion China, Iran, and South Korea as the three teams to beat in the FIBA Asia Men’s Championship in two weeks' time.
The multi-titled coach travelled all the way to Guangzhou, China for the Fiba Stankovic Cup, primarily to take a closer look at the Chinese team under renowned former Greek national coach Panagiotis Giannakis.
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