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FIBA Asia Semifinals Schedule
2015 FIBA Asia Championship Semifinals Schedule
Friday, October 2, 2015 – CSWC Dayun
7:30pm – China vs Iran
10:00pm – Japan vs Philippines
Classification Matches:
FIBA Asia Quarterfinals Schedule
2015 FIBA Asia Championship Quarterfinals Schedule
Thursday, October 1, 2015, CSWC Dayun
2:30pm – Iran vs South Korea
4:45pm – Japan vs Qatar
FIBA Asia Championship Day 6 Results
Day 6 (Second Round Day 3) of the 2015 FIBA Asia Championship in Changsha, China (September 29, 2015)
2015 FIBA Asia Championship Day 6 Results
Group E Game 1: Iran defeated Palestine, 94-48
Group E Game 2: Japan defeats Hong Kong, 89-62
Group E Game 3: Philippines defeated India, 99-65
Top Scorer: Terrence Romeo with 20 points
FIBA Asia Championship Day 5 Results
Day 5 (Second Round Day 2) of the 2015 FIBA Asia Championship in Changsha, China (September 28, 2015)
2015 FIBA Asia Championship Day 5 Results
Group E Game 1: India defeated Hong Kong, 76-71
Group E Game 2: Philippines defeated Iran, 87-73
Top Scorer: Jayson Castro with 26 points
FIBA Asia Championship Day 4 Results
Day 4 (Second Round Day 1) of the 2015 FIBA Asia Championship in Changsha, China (September 27, 2015)
2015 FIBA Asia Championship Day 4 Results
Group E Game 1: Iran defeated Hong Kong, 111-56
Group E Game 2: India defeated Palestine, 73-70
Group E Game 3: Philippines defeated Japan, 73-66
Top Scorer: Andray Blatche with 18 points
Gilas Pilipinas 2nd Round Schedule for 2015 FIBA Asia
Gilas Pilipinas 2nd Round Schedule for 2015 FIBA Asia Championship
Sun, Sep 27, 4:45pm – Philippines vs Japan
Mon, Sep 28, 11:45am – Philippines vs Iran
FIBA Asia Championship Day 3 Results
Day 3 of the 2015 FIBA Asia Championship in Changsha, China (September 25, 2015)
2015 FIBA Asia Championship Day 3 Results
Group B Game 1: Philippines defeated Kuwait 110-64
Top Scorer: Terrence Romeo with 19 points
Rediscovering the Road to Rio
No more shockers on this one—The Blur and company made sure of that.
A day after its shocking, embarrassing defeat to lowly Palestine, Gilas Pilipinas bounced back mightily, decimating Hong Kong 101–50 in a game that was pretty much over by halftime.
In a virtual must-win, Gilas Pilipinas started out with guns ablazing, storming out to another emphatic first quarter behind the efforts of naturalized center Andray Blatche, Gilas 2.0 holdovers Ranidel de Ocampo and Jayson Castro, and many-time national team member Dondon Hontiveros. It was a first quarter eerily reminiscent of the Palestine game, but the next three quarters were anything but. Rather than falter, Team Pilipinas continued its stellar play, pouring on the points and locking down the young Hong Kong squad up until the final buzzer.