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Qatar defeats Philippines, settles for 6th place
2010 Asian Games Basketball
Qatar defeats Philippines, 81-71
November 26, 2010
Guangzhou, China
Some notes from the game:
– Kelly Williams led Smart Gilas with 20 points
– Asi Taulava with 19 big rebounds (11 offensive) along with 13 points and 2 block shots
– JV Casio with 10 points, 8 assists and 3 rebounds
– Philippines only 28% (7/25) from 3-point range and 38% (14/45) from 2-point range
– Qatar was 44% from 3-point ranger and 47% from 2-point range
– With this loss, Philippines was just 6th place
Game Scores:
Qatar 81 – Ngombo 25, Mohammed 19, Abdi 17, Daoud 7, Ismail 7, Ali 4, Ndour 2.
Philippines 71 – Williams 20, Taulava 13, Casio 10, Tiu 9, Barroca 7, Baracael 5, Lutz 3, Slaughter 2, Lassiter 2.
Philippines defeats North Korea
2010 Asian Games Basketball
Philippines defeats North Korea, 96-69
November 25, 2010
Guangzhou, China
Some notes from the game:
– Greg Slaughter and Mac Baracael led Smart Gilas both with 18 points
– Slaughter also contributing 13 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 blocks
– Chris Lutz first good game with 15 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists and 2 steals
– JV Casio contributing 13 points (All in the 1st half)
– Mark Barroca with 9 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals
– Sol Mercado was injured again and may miss their last game
– According to Coach Toroman, Asi Taulava was given a rest and limited minutes for Williams and Lassiter in preparation for battle for 5th place today
– Philippines shot 55% from the field (29 out of 53) and 87% from the Free Throw line (20 of 23)
– Biggest Lead by Smart Gilas was 29 points and Biggest Run was 17-0 Run
Game Scores:
Philippines 96 – Slaughter 18, Baracael 18, Lutz 15, Casio 13, Tiu 9, Barroca 9, Ballesteros 6, Mercado 4, Williams 4, Lassiter 0.
North Korea 69 – Pak M 17, Kye 16, Pak U 9, Sin 9, O Jin H 8, Ri 4, Kim 4, An 2,
South Korea defeats Philippines
2010 Asian Games Basketball
South Korea defeats Philippines, 74-66
November 24, 2010
Guangzhou, China
Some notes from the game:
– Philippines is now out of the Asian medal after this loss
– Asi Taulava led Smart Gilas with 23 points and 4 rebounds (10/13 from the field)
– JV Casio was the only other player in double figures with 12 points (2/3 from 3pt range and 3/5 from 2pt range)
– Smart Gilas was only 4 out of 18 from three-point range (Both Chris Tiu and Mac Baracael 0 for 4)
– South Korea led in rebounding 36 to only 25 for Philippines (Kelly Williams with 8 rebounds)
– Sol Mercado played in this game coming back from an injury and scored 6 points
– Philippines only had 5 assists (4 from JV Casio)
– South Korea shot 53% from the field (24 out of 45)
Game Scores:
South Korea 74 – Oh 19, Kim 13, Lee S. 12, Kim 10, Yang 9, Yang 8, Park 3, Ham 0, Lee J. 0, Cho 0.
Philippines 66 – Taulava 23, Casio 12, Williams 8, Lassiter 8, Mercado 6, Tiu 5, Baracael 4, Lutz 0.
Philippines win crucial game vs Chinese Taipei
2010 Asian Games Basketball
Philippines defeats Chinese Taipei, 82-73
November 22, 2010
Guangzhou, China
Some notes from the game:
– Marcio Lassiter and Asi Taulava led Smart Gilas both with 18 points
– Rajko Toroman played only 8 players
– Philippines outrebounded Chinese Taipei, 41-27 (led by Kelly Williams with 13 and Asi Taulava with 12)
– Chris Tiu was 3 out of 6 from 3-point range and contributed 15 points
– Mac Baracael was 5 out of 7 from the field (11 points)
– Philippines must improve their FT shooting (8/17=47%)
Game Scores:
Philippines 82 – Lassiter 18, Taulava 18, Tiu 15, Baracael 11, Williams 8, Casio 7, Lutz 3, Barroca 2,
Chinese Taipei 73 – Lin 21, Wu 20, Lee 19, Mao 7, Hung 5, Chien 1, Yang 0, Tien 0, Chen SN 0, Chen SH 0, Chou 0.
Philippines beats India
2010 Asian Games Basketball
Philippines defeats India, 78-57
November 21, 2010
Guangzhou, China
Some notes from the game:
– JV Casio led Smart Gilas with 18 points, 3 assists and 2 steals (3/7 from 3-point range)
– Asi Taulava was 4/4 from the field with 10 points, 9 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 2 blocks
– Chris Tiu was 3/6 from the three-point line (50%)
– Philippines missed 8 free throws (14/22)
– Philippines total assists was 13 compared to only 5 by India
– Philippines had 7 steals and 7 blocks (3 blocks by Jason Ballesteros)
– Philippines has now won 2 games and lost 2 games with no winning/losing streak
– Sol Mercado did not play due to Injury
Game Scores:
Philippines 78 – Casio 18, Tiu 13, Lutz 10, Taulava 10, Barroca 8, Williams 7, Baracael 6, Slaughter 4, Lassiter 2, Ballesteros 0.
India 57 – Singh J 13, Bhriguvanshi 10, Singh Y 10, Mishra 6, Shan 6, Pereira 6, Koroth 2, Coimbatore 2, Singh K 0, Jat 0.
Philippines loses to Japan
2010 Asian Games
Japan defeats Philippines, 60-58
November 19, 2010
Guangzhou, China
Some notes from the game:
– Marcio Lassiter led Smart Gilas with 13 points and 6 rebounds
– Kelly Williams had a double-double with 12 points and 12 rebounds
– It was a close game but Philippines committed a lot of turnovers in the 4th quarter (19 TO overall)
– Philippines outrebounded Japan, 43-35
– Japan made 18 steals
Game Scores:
Japan 60 – Ishizaki 16, Takeuchi K 11, Tabuse 9, Takeuchi J 8, Sakurai 6, Hirose 4, Ito 4, Kinoshita 2, Amino 0, Okada 0, Yamada 0, Takeda 0.
Philippines 58 – Lassiter 13, Williams 12, Casio 10, Baracael 7, Tiu 5, Taulava 5, Slaughter 4, Barroca 2, Lutz 0.
Philippines vs Qatar Video Replay
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16th Asian Games Basketball
Philippines vs Qatar
Guangzhou, China
Philippines almost perfect game beats Qatar
2010 Asian Games
Philippines beats Qatar, 90-68
November 17, 2010
Guangzhou, China
Some notes from the game:
– Philippines made 25 out of 47 from the field (53%)
– JV Casio led Smart Gilas with 22 points, 5 assists, 2 rebounds
– Good game by Greg Slaughter with 12 points (5/6 from the field)
– Philippines outrebounded Qatar, 45-27 (Williams 8, Taulava 8)
Game Scores:
Philippines 90 – Casio 22, Lassiter 13, Tiu 12, Slaughter 12, Baracael 10, Taulava 10, Williams 6, Barroca 5, Mercado 0, Lutz 0, Ballesteros 0.
Qatar 68 – Ngombo 18, Mohammed 12, Ndour 10, Musa 9, Daoud 7, Ali S 4, Abdi 4, Ali M 4, Ismail 0.