The AUBC Men's Championships Series:
1st Asian University Basketball Championship in 1998 Manila,
Philippines 25-31 January 1998
2nd Asian University Basketball Championship in 2000 Manila, Philippines
3rd Asian Univeristy Basketball Championship in 2002 Manila, Philippines
4th Asian University Basketball Championship in 2005 Dumaguete City,
Negros Oriental Province, Philippines
5th Asian University Basketball Championship in July 2007 Daet Municipal,
Bicol Region , Philippines
6th Asian University Basketball Championship in 2008 Cebu City,
Philippines 5-12 July 2008
7th Asian University Basketball Championship in 2009 Manila, Philippines
8th Asian University Basketball Championship in 2011 Bintulu,
Sarawak State, Malaysia
9th Asian University Basketball Championship in 2012 Quezon City, Metro Manila,
Philippines 25-29 September 2012
10th Asian University Basketball Championship in 2018 Manila,
Philippines - 19-25 November 2018
11th Asian University Basketball Championship in 2019 Manila,
Philippines - 17-22 November 2019
1st Asian University Basketball Championship in Manila 1998
1st Asian University Basketball Championship (AUBC) was held at Rizal Memorial
Coliseum in Manila on 25th January 1998.
Photo by Joseph Valenciano (People's Journal)
Invited Guest of Honor is Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Philip E. Juico (tossing the ball) with Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) Secretary General Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso, Chinese Taipei University Sports Federation (CTUSF) president Chen Tai-Cheng and his Secretary General, Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) president Tiny Literal, MLQU Director Vicky Chan, and Macau University team led by Mr. Ernesto Silva. (25 January 1998)
University of Manila (UM) won the inaugural championship held in the Philippines under the guidance of Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) initiated by its President and Secretary General.
Coliseum in Manila on 25th January 1998.
Photo by Joseph Valenciano (People's Journal)
Invited Guest of Honor is Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Philip E. Juico (tossing the ball) with Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) Secretary General Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso, Chinese Taipei University Sports Federation (CTUSF) president Chen Tai-Cheng and his Secretary General, Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) president Tiny Literal, MLQU Director Vicky Chan, and Macau University team led by Mr. Ernesto Silva. (25 January 1998)
University of Manila (UM) won the inaugural championship held in the Philippines under the guidance of Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) initiated by its President and Secretary General.
The champion team from the University of Manila (UM) was the first Asian University Basketball Championship (AUBC) held at the historical venue, Rizal Memorial Coliseum, in January 1998 in cooperation and recognized by the Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF). AUBC Tournament Director is Mr. Ricardo Roces. UM Head Coach was Mr.
Loreto Tolentino. The runner-up goes to Chinese Taipei University Sports Federation (CTUSF) Selection team.
2nd Asian University Basketball Championship in manila in 2000
St. Francis college of Assisi - champion
St. Francis of Assisi College won the 2nd Asian University Basketball Championship held in the City of Manila.
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3rd ASIAN UNIVERSITY Basketball Championship in Manila in 2002
St. Francis College of Assisi - Champion
St. Francis of Assisi College back to back champion held at Rizal Memorial Coliseum, Manila in 2002. This Championship was televised by IBC-13 Television Network with corporate support partners - Century Park Hotel, PAGCOR, PCSO and Philippine Sports Commission.
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4th Asian University Basketball Championship in Dumaguete city in 2005
Korea's Muong Ji University won the 4th AUBC held in Dumaguete City in 2005
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Negros Oriental province Governor George Arnaiz (3rd from left) supported the 4th AUBC held in Dumaguete City.
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Muong Ji University wins the 4th Championship in
Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental Province 2005
Muong Ji University won the title of the 4th AUBC in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental Province in the Philippines.
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5th Asian University Basketball Championship in Daet, Camarines Norte Province,
Bicol region, Philippines in July 2007
SANGMU of Korea emerged as champion; RP’S LOSS COULD BE ASIA ’S GAIN? By Christopher "Bong" Castro
Sunday, 1 July 2007, 10:49
Despite all the stones hurled at him, Graham Lim still refused to fight back. He decided to move on. Well if Philippine basketball refuses to appreciate all he had done, he’ll just continue doing it for his own agenda – to pursue his dreams for Philippine basketball and his vision for Asian dominance.
Just recently, he got his appointment as part of the FIBA Youth Commission and took on the task as secretary general of the Asian Universities Basketball Federation (AUBF) now headed by new president, Korean basketball legend Shin Dong
Pa.
Even without support from the Philippine Sports Commission, Graham managed to stage a highly successful AUBF
Championship recently in Daet, Camarines Norte through the valuable help of government officials and private entities who still believed in him.
If the success of the AUBF were to be a gauge, Lim could be a big loss for the Philippines and a huge gain for Asian basketball.
Lim was very thankful to the big support of Camarines Norte Governor Jesus “Atoy” Typoco and his constituents as host of the prestigious event as well as the major corporate support of Burlington as the official sock, VEGA as the official ball, the executive outfitters from Grand Sports of Thailand who provided referee and table officials’ new uniform image to make it colorful, a corporate like “Healthy Options” provide food supplement, Tanduay, Air-21 Express, Summit Mineral Water, Baker’s Fair, Fronte Motor and the official film - Fuji Film and YKL Color.
The Federation of School Sport Associations of the Philippines (FESSAP) through its president Tisha Abundo and Secretary General Prof. Robert Milton Calo was also a big factor in its huge success together with BAP President Go Teng Kok provided moral and logistic support, BAP Regional Director for Region 5 Dr. Abundio Palencia provided the manpower and the cooperation of the whole BAP-Bicol Chapter.
The closing ceremony was also attended by Congressman Renato Unico and Daet Mayor Elmer Panotes who also gave their share of support. After the event, Lim pay a courtesy call to Bicolano Congressman Luis Villafuerte in Naga city to make the
final report and even had to join Villafuerte’s hectic motorcade schedule during the campaign period to relay the wonderful outcome of the said staging.
The secret behind the success of the event was Lim’s hardwork and dedication going around the Bicol region to campaign for support and encouraging the other nearby provinces and municipalities all the way to Masbate to watch the 5th Asian University Basketball Championship in Daet.
Lim also expressed his gratitude for the trust and confidence of China, Korea and Indonesia in this endeavor led by basketball great Mr. Shin Dong Pa of Korea who is the President of Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) and Korean-Filipino cultural director Park Hyun Mo, Madam Liu of China, Indonesian Ministry of Education thru Director Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso and former FIBA President Dr. Carl Menky Ching known as the “Asia Basketball Man of the Century”, who is the honorary chairman of Asian University Basketball Federation.
Sukarso, in his letter, even stated “We should have salute Mr. Graham Lim and company for their dedication and commitment in helping the AUSF through the five successful AUBF all held in the Philippines . And in vision of making the AUBF a much bigger event, Mr. Lim stepped down and took the post as Secretary General and gave the chairmanship to Korea ’s Mr. Shin Dong Pa with high hopes of expanding the AUBF in 2008.”
Sangmu of Korea emerged as champion after beating runner-up Rizal Technological University (RTU), 106-85, in the finals held at the Agro Sports Center .
Huaquiao University of China ended the 2nd Runner-up while Bicol’s Best and University of Perpetual Help-Rizal (UPHR) wound up fourth and fifth. Emilio Aguinaldo College was sixth. Putra Riau of Indonesia was seventh, University of Baguio was eighth while Jimei University of China ended ninth.
Lee Song Jun was voted Most Valuable Player of the week-long tournament and was joined by Ryan Regalado of RTU, Kim Sung Han and Le Song Jun of Korea, Joemar Punzalan of Bicol’s Best and Chee Li Wei of Huang Qiao in the Mythical Five.
Kim Sung Han, also emerged the Finals Most Valuable Player.
Despite the loss, States’ Colleges Universities Athletic Association (SCUAA) Champion’s RTU coach Loreto Tolentino said the Koreans weren’t that impregnable. “we can beat the Korean if we managed to maintain like playing in the first two quarters. The Korean really well prepared and managed to control our shooter. Besides, we really played badly in the last quarter.”
The Sportsmanship Award went to Jimei University of China , while Lee Hun Jae of Sangmu of Korea was named as the Best Coach. “I’m very happy over the success of the 5th AUBF Championship in Daet, Camarines Norte which also opened big doors to municipalities far away from Manila as equally successful hosts of such prestigious events,” said Lim.
“We do things to reach beyond the heart of the provincial area. We want to achieve things other can’t do, sharing our
contribution to the community to make our provincial brothers happy. Thought it may be hard, but what really matters to us is giving them the chance to turn a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness an international event a reality,” he added.
Upcoming events that will be held after this championship are the National Junior Championship in Region IV, National Inter-Club Championship in Baguio City, Asian University Championship for Junior Men and 3 on 3 competition in August, National City League Championship and the National Basketball League from regional meets to be initiated and hosted by BAP Chairman Congressman Luis R. Villafuerte, Congressman Douglas Cagas, Mayor Mel Senen Sarmiento with other partners congressman in the House of Representatives and the Mayor’s City League of the Philippines. (Bong Castro's report)
Team Standing Results:
5th Asian University Basketball Championship, Daet, Camarines Norte from April 16 - 23, 2007:
In behalf of the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF), I would like to extend our gratitude and thankful support given by the Government of Camarines Norte Province through Governor Jesus Typoco; the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP); and the Federation of School Sport Associations of the Philippines (FESSAP) - - - Mr. SHIN DONG PA, AUBF President
Sunday, 1 July 2007, 10:49
Despite all the stones hurled at him, Graham Lim still refused to fight back. He decided to move on. Well if Philippine basketball refuses to appreciate all he had done, he’ll just continue doing it for his own agenda – to pursue his dreams for Philippine basketball and his vision for Asian dominance.
Just recently, he got his appointment as part of the FIBA Youth Commission and took on the task as secretary general of the Asian Universities Basketball Federation (AUBF) now headed by new president, Korean basketball legend Shin Dong
Pa.
Even without support from the Philippine Sports Commission, Graham managed to stage a highly successful AUBF
Championship recently in Daet, Camarines Norte through the valuable help of government officials and private entities who still believed in him.
If the success of the AUBF were to be a gauge, Lim could be a big loss for the Philippines and a huge gain for Asian basketball.
Lim was very thankful to the big support of Camarines Norte Governor Jesus “Atoy” Typoco and his constituents as host of the prestigious event as well as the major corporate support of Burlington as the official sock, VEGA as the official ball, the executive outfitters from Grand Sports of Thailand who provided referee and table officials’ new uniform image to make it colorful, a corporate like “Healthy Options” provide food supplement, Tanduay, Air-21 Express, Summit Mineral Water, Baker’s Fair, Fronte Motor and the official film - Fuji Film and YKL Color.
The Federation of School Sport Associations of the Philippines (FESSAP) through its president Tisha Abundo and Secretary General Prof. Robert Milton Calo was also a big factor in its huge success together with BAP President Go Teng Kok provided moral and logistic support, BAP Regional Director for Region 5 Dr. Abundio Palencia provided the manpower and the cooperation of the whole BAP-Bicol Chapter.
The closing ceremony was also attended by Congressman Renato Unico and Daet Mayor Elmer Panotes who also gave their share of support. After the event, Lim pay a courtesy call to Bicolano Congressman Luis Villafuerte in Naga city to make the
final report and even had to join Villafuerte’s hectic motorcade schedule during the campaign period to relay the wonderful outcome of the said staging.
The secret behind the success of the event was Lim’s hardwork and dedication going around the Bicol region to campaign for support and encouraging the other nearby provinces and municipalities all the way to Masbate to watch the 5th Asian University Basketball Championship in Daet.
Lim also expressed his gratitude for the trust and confidence of China, Korea and Indonesia in this endeavor led by basketball great Mr. Shin Dong Pa of Korea who is the President of Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) and Korean-Filipino cultural director Park Hyun Mo, Madam Liu of China, Indonesian Ministry of Education thru Director Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso and former FIBA President Dr. Carl Menky Ching known as the “Asia Basketball Man of the Century”, who is the honorary chairman of Asian University Basketball Federation.
Sukarso, in his letter, even stated “We should have salute Mr. Graham Lim and company for their dedication and commitment in helping the AUSF through the five successful AUBF all held in the Philippines . And in vision of making the AUBF a much bigger event, Mr. Lim stepped down and took the post as Secretary General and gave the chairmanship to Korea ’s Mr. Shin Dong Pa with high hopes of expanding the AUBF in 2008.”
Sangmu of Korea emerged as champion after beating runner-up Rizal Technological University (RTU), 106-85, in the finals held at the Agro Sports Center .
Huaquiao University of China ended the 2nd Runner-up while Bicol’s Best and University of Perpetual Help-Rizal (UPHR) wound up fourth and fifth. Emilio Aguinaldo College was sixth. Putra Riau of Indonesia was seventh, University of Baguio was eighth while Jimei University of China ended ninth.
Lee Song Jun was voted Most Valuable Player of the week-long tournament and was joined by Ryan Regalado of RTU, Kim Sung Han and Le Song Jun of Korea, Joemar Punzalan of Bicol’s Best and Chee Li Wei of Huang Qiao in the Mythical Five.
Kim Sung Han, also emerged the Finals Most Valuable Player.
Despite the loss, States’ Colleges Universities Athletic Association (SCUAA) Champion’s RTU coach Loreto Tolentino said the Koreans weren’t that impregnable. “we can beat the Korean if we managed to maintain like playing in the first two quarters. The Korean really well prepared and managed to control our shooter. Besides, we really played badly in the last quarter.”
The Sportsmanship Award went to Jimei University of China , while Lee Hun Jae of Sangmu of Korea was named as the Best Coach. “I’m very happy over the success of the 5th AUBF Championship in Daet, Camarines Norte which also opened big doors to municipalities far away from Manila as equally successful hosts of such prestigious events,” said Lim.
“We do things to reach beyond the heart of the provincial area. We want to achieve things other can’t do, sharing our
contribution to the community to make our provincial brothers happy. Thought it may be hard, but what really matters to us is giving them the chance to turn a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness an international event a reality,” he added.
Upcoming events that will be held after this championship are the National Junior Championship in Region IV, National Inter-Club Championship in Baguio City, Asian University Championship for Junior Men and 3 on 3 competition in August, National City League Championship and the National Basketball League from regional meets to be initiated and hosted by BAP Chairman Congressman Luis R. Villafuerte, Congressman Douglas Cagas, Mayor Mel Senen Sarmiento with other partners congressman in the House of Representatives and the Mayor’s City League of the Philippines. (Bong Castro's report)
Team Standing Results:
5th Asian University Basketball Championship, Daet, Camarines Norte from April 16 - 23, 2007:
In behalf of the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF), I would like to extend our gratitude and thankful support given by the Government of Camarines Norte Province through Governor Jesus Typoco; the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP); and the Federation of School Sport Associations of the Philippines (FESSAP) - - - Mr. SHIN DONG PA, AUBF President
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1. Sangmu of Korea (Korea)
2. Rizal Technological University (Philippines) 3. Huaquiao University of China (China) 4. Bicol’s Best (Philippines) 5. University of Perpetual Help-Rizal(Philippines) 6. Emilio Aguinaldo College (Philippines) 7. Putra Riau (Indonesia) 8. University of Baguio (Philippines) 9. Jimei University of China (China) |
Champion
Runner-Up 3rd Placed 4th Placed 5th Placed 6th Placed 7th Placed 8th Placed 9th Placed |
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6th asian university basketball championship in cebu city 2008
Si BAP-SBP president Prospero Pichay sa ceremonial toss sa pag sisimula ng 6th Asian Univesity Championship.Nakamasid sina (L-R) League commissioner Felix Tiukinhoy,Miss Mandaue Alexis Gomez,AUBF pres.Shin Dong Pah at BAP-SBP regional director Lorenzo Sy.Ginaganap ang liga sa Cebu City Coliseum.
Photo by HENRY T. VARGAS
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MOA signing between Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) and Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) early this year held at SCOOP Forum & witnessed by former professional great players (left to right standing) Paul Alvarez, Philip Cezar, Atoy Co, Bogs Adornador, & SCOOP President Eddie Alinea, to host the 6th Asian University Basketball Championship from July 5 to 12 in Cebu City & supported by Burlington Socks, Wilson as the official ball, Everlast Sports, Philippine Star & Summit Mineral Water.
with seated from left are Atty. Romeo Magtanong BAP External Lawyer; Prospero Pichay, BAP President; Shin Dong Pa, AUBF President; and Park Hyun Mo, AUBF Director.
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Huaqiao unversity of China captures 6th aubc in cebu city
Date: Saturday, 12 July, 2008, 9:51 PM
HUAQIAO CAPTURES 6th AUBC TITLE
by Henry L. Liao
The Championship trophy awarded by BAP President Prospero Pichay together with China Consul General He Shi Jing, former Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) Secretary General and Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) Vice President Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso of Indonesia after the Huaqiao
Uninversity of China official score at 82-76 defeating the University of Visayas of the 6th Aisian University Basketball Championship (AUBC) held in New Cebu Coliseum in Cebu City. Also in photos were David Ong, Vice Chairman of the Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP) and representing Burlington Industries; Lorenzo Sy, BAP Regional Director and host of this Championship; Cebu Basketball League (CBL) Chairman and Bago City Mayor Celestino Martinez; Tournament Commissioner
Felix "Boy" Tiukinhoy of CESAFI; Joey Esteban of Wilson Sports; and Graham Lim, Secretary General of the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP).
CEBU CITY - Huaqiao University of China exacted revenge against its elimination-round tormentor, the University of the Visayas, Saturday night with an 82-76 victory over the Green Lancers in the finals of the Asian University Basketball Championship at the Cebu Coliseum.
Huaqiao, which earlier dropped a 67-63 decision to UV, got off to a slow start, surrendering the game's first five points and trailing by four, 11-7, in the early goings. However, the Fujian-based international school scored 14 consecutive points bridging the first and second quarters to take a 10-point lead, 21-11, on Malaysian student-playmaker Guganeswaran Batumalai's inside snipings.
UV came roaring back to deadlock the score at 23-all but Zhang Jiabin connected on a three-pointer as the Chinese regained the lead, 26-23, and ignited another 8-0 run to move ahead, 31-23.
Halftime score was 37-32 in favor of Huaqiao.
The Chinese enjoyed their biggest lead, 68-55, midway through the fourth period. The Lancers trimmed the deficit to 74-71, on Cincoflores' three-point play at the 2:35 mark.
Successive baskets by Yu Xiang and Batumalai, gave Huaqiao a seven-point cushion, 78-71, and eventually sealed the outcome.
Huaqiao, which placed third in last year's AUBC competitions in Daet, Camarines Norte, had four players in double figures.
Yu Xiang totaled 19 points. Batumalai, voted the tournament's MVP, collected 17, followed by Zhang's 14 (including a dozen from the three-point area) and Jiang Xinxin's 12. Chee Li Wei, a 6-7 Malaysian whose family moved to Fujian seven years ago, had four points, five rebounds and five blocks.
Cincoflores and 6-11 Fil-Am Gregory Slaughter each had 15 points for the Green Lancers, who are the reigning seven-time champions in the local CESAFI league.
In the battle for third place, Southwestern University waltzed to a 105-93 win over South Korea's Hanyang University.
The championship was supported by Burlington Industries, Wilson as the official ball, Summit Mineral Water, Healthy Options,
Spring Natural Water, Hotel Fortuna, Casino Alcohol, Omega Pain Reliever, Everlast, McDavid Sports.
The Championship trophy to Huaqiao University was awarded by Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) Vice President and former Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) Secretary General Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso and BAP President Prospero “Butch” Pichay, together with China Consul General He Shi Jing, Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP) Vice Chairman David Ong, Mayor Celestino Martinez, BAP Regional Director Lorenzo Sy, Commissioner Felix “Boy” Tiukinhoy of Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (CESAFI), Burlington Representative Tony Fabico, Joey Esteban of Wilson Sports, and Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) and AUBF Secretary General Graham C. Lim.
HUAQIAO CAPTURES 6th AUBC TITLE
by Henry L. Liao
The Championship trophy awarded by BAP President Prospero Pichay together with China Consul General He Shi Jing, former Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) Secretary General and Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) Vice President Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso of Indonesia after the Huaqiao
Uninversity of China official score at 82-76 defeating the University of Visayas of the 6th Aisian University Basketball Championship (AUBC) held in New Cebu Coliseum in Cebu City. Also in photos were David Ong, Vice Chairman of the Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP) and representing Burlington Industries; Lorenzo Sy, BAP Regional Director and host of this Championship; Cebu Basketball League (CBL) Chairman and Bago City Mayor Celestino Martinez; Tournament Commissioner
Felix "Boy" Tiukinhoy of CESAFI; Joey Esteban of Wilson Sports; and Graham Lim, Secretary General of the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP).
CEBU CITY - Huaqiao University of China exacted revenge against its elimination-round tormentor, the University of the Visayas, Saturday night with an 82-76 victory over the Green Lancers in the finals of the Asian University Basketball Championship at the Cebu Coliseum.
Huaqiao, which earlier dropped a 67-63 decision to UV, got off to a slow start, surrendering the game's first five points and trailing by four, 11-7, in the early goings. However, the Fujian-based international school scored 14 consecutive points bridging the first and second quarters to take a 10-point lead, 21-11, on Malaysian student-playmaker Guganeswaran Batumalai's inside snipings.
UV came roaring back to deadlock the score at 23-all but Zhang Jiabin connected on a three-pointer as the Chinese regained the lead, 26-23, and ignited another 8-0 run to move ahead, 31-23.
Halftime score was 37-32 in favor of Huaqiao.
The Chinese enjoyed their biggest lead, 68-55, midway through the fourth period. The Lancers trimmed the deficit to 74-71, on Cincoflores' three-point play at the 2:35 mark.
Successive baskets by Yu Xiang and Batumalai, gave Huaqiao a seven-point cushion, 78-71, and eventually sealed the outcome.
Huaqiao, which placed third in last year's AUBC competitions in Daet, Camarines Norte, had four players in double figures.
Yu Xiang totaled 19 points. Batumalai, voted the tournament's MVP, collected 17, followed by Zhang's 14 (including a dozen from the three-point area) and Jiang Xinxin's 12. Chee Li Wei, a 6-7 Malaysian whose family moved to Fujian seven years ago, had four points, five rebounds and five blocks.
Cincoflores and 6-11 Fil-Am Gregory Slaughter each had 15 points for the Green Lancers, who are the reigning seven-time champions in the local CESAFI league.
In the battle for third place, Southwestern University waltzed to a 105-93 win over South Korea's Hanyang University.
The championship was supported by Burlington Industries, Wilson as the official ball, Summit Mineral Water, Healthy Options,
Spring Natural Water, Hotel Fortuna, Casino Alcohol, Omega Pain Reliever, Everlast, McDavid Sports.
The Championship trophy to Huaqiao University was awarded by Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) Vice President and former Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) Secretary General Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso and BAP President Prospero “Butch” Pichay, together with China Consul General He Shi Jing, Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP) Vice Chairman David Ong, Mayor Celestino Martinez, BAP Regional Director Lorenzo Sy, Commissioner Felix “Boy” Tiukinhoy of Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (CESAFI), Burlington Representative Tony Fabico, Joey Esteban of Wilson Sports, and Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) and AUBF Secretary General Graham C. Lim.
Jubilant Hua Qiao basketball men's team in CUBA Tournament in China
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Huaqiao champion in 2003 China University Basketball Association (CUBA)
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Hua Qiao basketball Team to participate in 6th AUBC in Cebu City 2008
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Huaqiao University as one of the top contender
"Huaqiao University as one of the top contender of the 6th Asian University Basketball Championship."
Huaqiao University, one of the leading men's teams in the China University Basketball Association (CUBA) in the last four seasons, will compete in the 6th Asian University Basketball Championship to be held in Cebu City from July 5-12.
Based in the province of Fujian, Huaqiao is among the best international universities in the People's Republic of China with more than 30,000 students.
The school captured the China University Basketball Association (CUBA) title in 2003.
It will be Huaqiao University's second straight appearance in the AUBC, which was established in 1998. A year ago, in Daet, Camarines Norte, the Chinese team placed third behind South Korea's Sangmu University and local bet Rizal Technological University.
Among the top dignitaries to grace the eight-day AUBC competitions is Dr. Carl Menky Ching. Considered the "Father of Asian basketball," Ching, a former FIBA president who is now the FIBA's honorary life president, will be the special guest of honor and speaker during the opening ceremonies on July 5.
Honorable Prospero "Butch" Pichay, the BAP and BAP-SBP president, and Congressman Luis Villafuerte, the chair of the BAP and BAP-SBP, and BAP-SBP Vice Chairman Wilson Young and BAP SBP Executive Director Christian Tan, will personally welcome Ching.
All-time South Korean great Shin Dong Pa, the president of Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) that has a membership of more than 30 countries, will formally open the games following an inspiration talk to the participating teams.
Shin, a deadly shooting forward during his heyday with the South Korean national team during the 1960s and early 1970s, is currently the vice president of the Korea Basketball Association (KBA), which sent Hanyang University to the Philippines for its first AUBC appearance here.
"We will show our brand of hospitality to the students from powerhouse China and South Korea and our cultural exchange program and friendship among our university students," said Pichay, who is the prime mover of this prestigious event in cooperation with BAP-SBP regional director Lorenzo Sy and with support from affiliate member Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP) and the Cebu based league - Cebu School Athletic Foundation Inc (CESAFI) under its Commissioner Felix Tiukinhoy.
AUBF has been recognized by the Asian University Sports Federation since 1998. The inaugural tournament was held in the Philippines during the time of Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chair Philip Ella Juico and among in attendance was AUSF Secretary General Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso of Indonesia.
The winner of the 1st AUBC tournament in 1998 was the University of Manila (UM) under veteran coach Ato Tolentino. The Hawks beat Chinese-Taipei in the finals that year.
The 6th AUBC Championship unwraps on July 5 with a 5:00 p.m. game at the Cebu Coliseum. There wil be out-of-town games in nearby Cebu cities like Bogo and Lapu-Lapu cities. Bogo City mayor Celestino Martinez, a member of the BAP-SBP Board of Trustees and chair of the Cebu Basketball League (CBL), will play host to one game date.
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Huaqiao University, one of the leading men's teams in the China University Basketball Association (CUBA) in the last four seasons, will compete in the 6th Asian University Basketball Championship to be held in Cebu City from July 5-12.
Based in the province of Fujian, Huaqiao is among the best international universities in the People's Republic of China with more than 30,000 students.
The school captured the China University Basketball Association (CUBA) title in 2003.
It will be Huaqiao University's second straight appearance in the AUBC, which was established in 1998. A year ago, in Daet, Camarines Norte, the Chinese team placed third behind South Korea's Sangmu University and local bet Rizal Technological University.
Among the top dignitaries to grace the eight-day AUBC competitions is Dr. Carl Menky Ching. Considered the "Father of Asian basketball," Ching, a former FIBA president who is now the FIBA's honorary life president, will be the special guest of honor and speaker during the opening ceremonies on July 5.
Honorable Prospero "Butch" Pichay, the BAP and BAP-SBP president, and Congressman Luis Villafuerte, the chair of the BAP and BAP-SBP, and BAP-SBP Vice Chairman Wilson Young and BAP SBP Executive Director Christian Tan, will personally welcome Ching.
All-time South Korean great Shin Dong Pa, the president of Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) that has a membership of more than 30 countries, will formally open the games following an inspiration talk to the participating teams.
Shin, a deadly shooting forward during his heyday with the South Korean national team during the 1960s and early 1970s, is currently the vice president of the Korea Basketball Association (KBA), which sent Hanyang University to the Philippines for its first AUBC appearance here.
"We will show our brand of hospitality to the students from powerhouse China and South Korea and our cultural exchange program and friendship among our university students," said Pichay, who is the prime mover of this prestigious event in cooperation with BAP-SBP regional director Lorenzo Sy and with support from affiliate member Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP) and the Cebu based league - Cebu School Athletic Foundation Inc (CESAFI) under its Commissioner Felix Tiukinhoy.
AUBF has been recognized by the Asian University Sports Federation since 1998. The inaugural tournament was held in the Philippines during the time of Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chair Philip Ella Juico and among in attendance was AUSF Secretary General Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso of Indonesia.
The winner of the 1st AUBC tournament in 1998 was the University of Manila (UM) under veteran coach Ato Tolentino. The Hawks beat Chinese-Taipei in the finals that year.
The 6th AUBC Championship unwraps on July 5 with a 5:00 p.m. game at the Cebu Coliseum. There wil be out-of-town games in nearby Cebu cities like Bogo and Lapu-Lapu cities. Bogo City mayor Celestino Martinez, a member of the BAP-SBP Board of Trustees and chair of the Cebu Basketball League (CBL), will play host to one game date.
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7th Asian university basketball
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Korean team from Dankook University won the 3rd placed honor of the 7th Asian University Basketball Championship held in Manila last June 2009.
This Championship is organized by the Asian University Basketball Federation
(AUBF) headed by its president, Mr. Shin Dong Pa (Korea), AUBF Secretary General Graham C. Lim and Director Mr. Park Hyun Mo. This is in cooperation with the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) president-Congressman Prospero
Pichay and the Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP) President-Dr. Godofredo Gallega and its executive vice president professor Robert Milton A. Calo.
AUBF is affiliated with the Asian University Sports Federation since 1998.
Universal College player's Mac Montilla receives the Most Valuable Player ward from Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) president Prospero Pichay and assisted by FESSAP Vice president Tisha Abundo during the closing of the 7th Asian University Basketball Championship held at San Andres Sports Complex recently with Universal College won the title over San Sebastian College.
Korean basketball legend and Asian University Basketball Federation president Shin Dong Pa lead hte ceremonial toss between host school City College of Manila and Korea's Dankook University held at San Andres Sports Complex in Manila. Also in photo is BAP treasurer Tony Fabico.
The 7th Asian University Basketball Championship will be held from June 5-9 at the San Andres Sports Complex in Manila.
At stake in the prestigious AUBC tournament is the Prospero Pichay Cup, which is named in honor of the president of the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP).
Korea’s Dankook University, the only foreign entry in the seven-team cast, will be arriving on June 4 in time for the start of the five-day competitions in cooperation with the City Government of Manila under Mayor Alfredo S. Lim and hosted by Manila Sports Council (MASCO)Chairman Niňo Dela Cruz.
The Koreans will be welcomed by Pichay and legendary Korean basketball star Shin Dong Pa, who is the president of the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) that has been recognized by the Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) since 1998.
Other prominent officials invited to the Manila meet are AUBF Honorary Chairman Dr. Carl Menky Ching, who is the FIBA Honorary Life President; Indonesia’s Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso, the former AUSF Secretary general and of Indonesia and the current AUBF Vice President; Tisha Abundo, President of the National Capital Region Athletic Association (NCRAA); Prof. Robert Milton Calo, President of the Philippine Inter-School Colleges University Athletic Association (PISCUAA); and Dr. Godefredo Gallega, President of the Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP).
In the first game of the tournament-opening doubleheader on June 5, host City College of Manila (CCM) will take on Korea’s Dankook University at 5:00 p.m. University of Luzon, the University Colleges Athletic Association of Pangasinan
(UCAAP) titlist, will clash with Universal College (UC), the NCRAA and PISCUAA champion, in the main dish at 6:30 p.m.
Other teams taking part in the games are Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP), the reigning SCUAA
champion; PRISAA National Champion –Western Visayas University Selection, the PRISAA national champion; Pampanga provincial champion’s Angeles University Foundation (AUF); and Philippine-Korea Friendship Games Champion's San Sebastian College-Cavite.
Two other foreign teams declined an invitation to participate in the tournament due to swine flu epidemic. Wilson is the official basketball of the games.
Last year in Cebu City, China’s Hua Qiao University defeated Cebu’s University of the Visayas to capture the 6th
AUBC crown. Cebu’s Southwestern University placed third and Korea’s Hanyang University settled for fourth place.
Shin Dong Pa and Congressman Prospero Pichay who is also the Chairman of Local Water Utilities Adminstration
(LWUA) will jointly do the ceremonial toss to open the tournament organized by the BAP in cooperation with the Manila Sports Council (MASCO) under chair Niňo Dela Cruz. Technical Director is George Magsino and Tournament Commissioner is Gil “Boy” Reglo.
At stake in the prestigious AUBC tournament is the Prospero Pichay Cup, which is named in honor of the president of the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP).
Korea’s Dankook University, the only foreign entry in the seven-team cast, will be arriving on June 4 in time for the start of the five-day competitions in cooperation with the City Government of Manila under Mayor Alfredo S. Lim and hosted by Manila Sports Council (MASCO)Chairman Niňo Dela Cruz.
The Koreans will be welcomed by Pichay and legendary Korean basketball star Shin Dong Pa, who is the president of the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) that has been recognized by the Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) since 1998.
Other prominent officials invited to the Manila meet are AUBF Honorary Chairman Dr. Carl Menky Ching, who is the FIBA Honorary Life President; Indonesia’s Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso, the former AUSF Secretary general and of Indonesia and the current AUBF Vice President; Tisha Abundo, President of the National Capital Region Athletic Association (NCRAA); Prof. Robert Milton Calo, President of the Philippine Inter-School Colleges University Athletic Association (PISCUAA); and Dr. Godefredo Gallega, President of the Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP).
In the first game of the tournament-opening doubleheader on June 5, host City College of Manila (CCM) will take on Korea’s Dankook University at 5:00 p.m. University of Luzon, the University Colleges Athletic Association of Pangasinan
(UCAAP) titlist, will clash with Universal College (UC), the NCRAA and PISCUAA champion, in the main dish at 6:30 p.m.
Other teams taking part in the games are Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP), the reigning SCUAA
champion; PRISAA National Champion –Western Visayas University Selection, the PRISAA national champion; Pampanga provincial champion’s Angeles University Foundation (AUF); and Philippine-Korea Friendship Games Champion's San Sebastian College-Cavite.
Two other foreign teams declined an invitation to participate in the tournament due to swine flu epidemic. Wilson is the official basketball of the games.
Last year in Cebu City, China’s Hua Qiao University defeated Cebu’s University of the Visayas to capture the 6th
AUBC crown. Cebu’s Southwestern University placed third and Korea’s Hanyang University settled for fourth place.
Shin Dong Pa and Congressman Prospero Pichay who is also the Chairman of Local Water Utilities Adminstration
(LWUA) will jointly do the ceremonial toss to open the tournament organized by the BAP in cooperation with the Manila Sports Council (MASCO) under chair Niňo Dela Cruz. Technical Director is George Magsino and Tournament Commissioner is Gil “Boy” Reglo.
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8th asian university basketball championship in bintulu, malaysia in june 2011
host: bintulu Basketball Association, malaysia - 8th AUBC 2011
Photo Caption:
Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) Secretary General Graham C. Lim of the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) who represented BAP president, Senator Antonio Trillanes and AUBF president Shin Dong Pa of Korea, respectively, together with the Malaysia’s Education Minister Dato’ Saifuddin Bin Abdullah pose for a souvenir photo with China’s Guangdong University following its 95-66 victory over the National Taiwan University of Arts in the finals of the 8th Asian University Basketball Championship held at the Bintulu Municipal Stadium, Sarawak, Malaysia. Also in photo are Bintulu Basketball Association (BBA) chairman Wong Hong Gouk, BBA president Lawrence Hii, Malaysian Basketball Association (MABA) vice president Ling Kuok Kai, and AUBF’s Malaysia representative Tan Kee Hian.
Guangdong University of China won the title while UE places 3rd in the 8th AUBC finals:
Bintulu, Sarawak, Malaysia --- Guangdong University of China scored a masterful 95-66 victory over National
Taiwan University of Arts in the finals of the 8th Asian University Basketball Championship held at the Binutlu Municipal Stadium in Sarawak, Malaysia.
With 6-foot-8 twins Ren Jun Fei and Ren Jun Wei, 6-9 Li Yuan Yu and 6-11 Da Lai Wu combining for 53 points, the Chinese totally dominated the Taiwanese from start to finish to capture the AUBC title once held by Hua Qiao University of China in 2007.
Da Lai Wu, a native of Mongolia, and brothers Ren Jen Fei and Ren Jen Wei will see action in the 26th Summer
Universiade in Shenzhen, China in August where the Philippines is one of 24 participants in men’s basketball.
Taiwan was overwhelmed by China’s tremendous height advantage and was unable to keep pace with its opponents. The Taiwanese were bannered by Lai Kuo Wei, who scored 21 points, and Hsiao Shun Yi, who added 19.
Meanwhile, the University of the East (UE) of the Philippines routed Malaysia, 85-67, to grab third place in the prestigious tournament held annually.
Paul Zamar topscored for the Philippines with 20 points, including a pair of three-point shots that allowed his team to pull away from the Malaysians, who had beaten the Filipinos in first-round action.
Three other players scored in double digits for the Jerry Codiñera-coached UE Red Warriors – Adrian Santos, 18,Benjamin Zosa, 11, and John Michael Noble, 10.
UE’s trip was made possible by the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) and the Federation of School Sports Association (FESSAP), the latter of which is the local university sports body recognized by the Federation of International University Sports (FISU), the organizer of the Summer Universiade and World University Championship.
Attending the 8th AUBC closing ceremonies were AUBF and BAP secretary general Graham Chua Lim, who represented BAP President Senator Antonio Trillanes IV and AUBF president Shin Dong Pa of Korea, Malaysian Education Deputy Minister Dato' Saifuddin Bin Abdullah, Bintulu Basketball Association (BBA) chairman Wong Hong Gouk and president Lawrence Hii, organizer Tan Kee Hian and Malaysia Basketball Association (MABA) vice president Ling Kuok Kai.
The tournament was further boosted by the support of FIBA-Asia officials.
With the event's successful staging in Sarawak, Minister Bin Abdullah has already informed the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) through secretary general Graham Chua Lim of Kuala Lumpur's intention to host the 9th AUBC competitions early next year.
The scores (Final Game):
China (95) - Yu Guang Long 19, Ren Jun Fei 17, Li Yuan Yu 16, Chen Da Peng 13, Da Lai Wu 12, Ren Jun Wei 11, Qing Cong 5, Zhang Zhan 2, Lu Zhen Yu 0.
Chinese-Taipei (66) – Lai Kuo Wei 21, Hsiao Shun Yi 19, Chang Po Wei 9, Lu Kuan Liang 6, Yao Shen Han 5, Liang Chen Yu
3, Hung Wei Chun 2, Chung Chih Pang 2, Yu Wei Chen 0, Tsai Ho Lin 0.
Quarter Scores: 20-13; 47-22; 72-53; 95-66
Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) Secretary General Graham C. Lim of the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) who represented BAP president, Senator Antonio Trillanes and AUBF president Shin Dong Pa of Korea, respectively, together with the Malaysia’s Education Minister Dato’ Saifuddin Bin Abdullah pose for a souvenir photo with China’s Guangdong University following its 95-66 victory over the National Taiwan University of Arts in the finals of the 8th Asian University Basketball Championship held at the Bintulu Municipal Stadium, Sarawak, Malaysia. Also in photo are Bintulu Basketball Association (BBA) chairman Wong Hong Gouk, BBA president Lawrence Hii, Malaysian Basketball Association (MABA) vice president Ling Kuok Kai, and AUBF’s Malaysia representative Tan Kee Hian.
Guangdong University of China won the title while UE places 3rd in the 8th AUBC finals:
Bintulu, Sarawak, Malaysia --- Guangdong University of China scored a masterful 95-66 victory over National
Taiwan University of Arts in the finals of the 8th Asian University Basketball Championship held at the Binutlu Municipal Stadium in Sarawak, Malaysia.
With 6-foot-8 twins Ren Jun Fei and Ren Jun Wei, 6-9 Li Yuan Yu and 6-11 Da Lai Wu combining for 53 points, the Chinese totally dominated the Taiwanese from start to finish to capture the AUBC title once held by Hua Qiao University of China in 2007.
Da Lai Wu, a native of Mongolia, and brothers Ren Jen Fei and Ren Jen Wei will see action in the 26th Summer
Universiade in Shenzhen, China in August where the Philippines is one of 24 participants in men’s basketball.
Taiwan was overwhelmed by China’s tremendous height advantage and was unable to keep pace with its opponents. The Taiwanese were bannered by Lai Kuo Wei, who scored 21 points, and Hsiao Shun Yi, who added 19.
Meanwhile, the University of the East (UE) of the Philippines routed Malaysia, 85-67, to grab third place in the prestigious tournament held annually.
Paul Zamar topscored for the Philippines with 20 points, including a pair of three-point shots that allowed his team to pull away from the Malaysians, who had beaten the Filipinos in first-round action.
Three other players scored in double digits for the Jerry Codiñera-coached UE Red Warriors – Adrian Santos, 18,Benjamin Zosa, 11, and John Michael Noble, 10.
UE’s trip was made possible by the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) and the Federation of School Sports Association (FESSAP), the latter of which is the local university sports body recognized by the Federation of International University Sports (FISU), the organizer of the Summer Universiade and World University Championship.
Attending the 8th AUBC closing ceremonies were AUBF and BAP secretary general Graham Chua Lim, who represented BAP President Senator Antonio Trillanes IV and AUBF president Shin Dong Pa of Korea, Malaysian Education Deputy Minister Dato' Saifuddin Bin Abdullah, Bintulu Basketball Association (BBA) chairman Wong Hong Gouk and president Lawrence Hii, organizer Tan Kee Hian and Malaysia Basketball Association (MABA) vice president Ling Kuok Kai.
The tournament was further boosted by the support of FIBA-Asia officials.
With the event's successful staging in Sarawak, Minister Bin Abdullah has already informed the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) through secretary general Graham Chua Lim of Kuala Lumpur's intention to host the 9th AUBC competitions early next year.
The scores (Final Game):
China (95) - Yu Guang Long 19, Ren Jun Fei 17, Li Yuan Yu 16, Chen Da Peng 13, Da Lai Wu 12, Ren Jun Wei 11, Qing Cong 5, Zhang Zhan 2, Lu Zhen Yu 0.
Chinese-Taipei (66) – Lai Kuo Wei 21, Hsiao Shun Yi 19, Chang Po Wei 9, Lu Kuan Liang 6, Yao Shen Han 5, Liang Chen Yu
3, Hung Wei Chun 2, Chung Chih Pang 2, Yu Wei Chen 0, Tsai Ho Lin 0.
Quarter Scores: 20-13; 47-22; 72-53; 95-66
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Score of Runner-up Competition: Philippines (85) – Paul Zamar 20, John Michael Noble 15, Adrian Santos 12, Christopher Javier 8, Benjamin Zasa 7, Jhon Sumido 7, Ronnie de Leon 4, Lucas Tagarda 4, Shej Roi Sumang 4, Erwin Duran 2, Jairold Flores 2, Mark Esclamado 0. Malaysia (67) – Temitope Ahmed 18, Ceola d’ Brown Folarin 15, Michael Ovoke 15, Ng Sing Tee 12, Wong Wee Seng 2, Amirui Effrendy 2, Hadzri Bin Harman 2, Tan Cheng Kiat 1, Sassinferan Selvaraja 0, Riza Bin Ahmad 0. Quarter Scores: 22-21; 41-39; 64-50; 85-67 
Graham C. Lim receives the Certificate of Recognition from Sarawak Basketball Association of Malaysia on June 10, 2011.
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8th AUBC runner-up to National Taiwan University of Arts’ head delegation Lee Po Lun, with coaching staffs‘ Lu Ching Shan, and Liu Rong Tsong, receives runner-up trophy from Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) and Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) Secretary General Graham Chua Lim (front row, 4th from right) during the closing ceremony at Bintulu Stadium, Sarawak, Malaysia.
Taiwan university team captain Tsai Ho Lin receive the runner up trophy from Graham Chua Lim, secretary general of Asian University Basketball Federation and Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) during the awarding night of the 8th Asian University Basketball Championship in Bintulu Municipal Hall, Sarawak, Malaysia lon June 10, 2011.
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9th Asian University Basketball Championship in Quezon City 2012
9th Asian University Basketball Championship in Quezon City 2012
Photo by Henry Vargas
BAP Executive Vice President Christian Tan, FESSAP Vice president Tisha Abundo,
Trinity University of Asia Athletic Director Milagros Gutierrez and Cobra Energy
Drink representative Peewee Lim witnessed the awarding ceremony
9th AUBC Final results.
Final Standings: University of the East 5 – 0 Olivarez College 4 – 1 Hangtuah Indonesia 3 – 2 De La Salle University 2 - 3 (Dasmarinas City) Trinity University of Asia 1 – 4 Universiti Teknologi MARI 0 – 5 29th September 2012 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< |
Hosted by Trinity University of Asia (TUA) in Quezon City :
Photo caption: University of the East captured the Cobra Energy Drink-9th Asian University Basketball Championship held at Trinity University gym in Quezon City last Saturday night. Receiving the championship trophy from the Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP) president David Ong and deputy secretary general Col. Ariel Querubin is UE Team Manager Jess Tanchanco and head Coach Boycie Zamar. (29th September 2012) University of the East (UE) beat Olivarez College 76 – 72, to capture the title in the Cobra Energy Drink – 9thAsian University Basketball Championship held at Trinity University of Asia (TUA) gym in Quezon City. UE Red Warrior trailed by six points at the middle of the third quarter then engineered a decisive rally that propelled them to an 11– point lead late in the fourth quarter that gave the team a perfect 5 – 0 record in the five-day, single round tournament supported by Cobra Energy Drink, AgriNurture Inc (ANI) and Healthy Options and organized by the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) in cooperation with the Federation of School Sports Association of the Philippines (FESSAP) and Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP). Indonesia’ Hangtuah (3–2) copped third place with an 83-51 rout of winless Universiti Teknologi MARI of Malaysia (0-5), De La Salle University of Dasmarinas (2-3), down host Trinity University of Asia (1-4) to rank fourth. FESSAP President David Ong, FESSAP vice president Tisha Abundo, BAP Executive Vice President Christian Tan, FESSAP Deputy Secretary General retired Colonel Ariel Querubin, Peewee Lim of Cobra Energy Drink and host Trinity University of Asia athletic director Milagros Gutierrez witnessed the finals of the annual event won by Guangdong University of China last year in Bintulu, Malaysia. Jess Tanchanco, team manager of the University of the East (UE) and UE Head Coach David “Boycie” Zamar received the trophy from Cobra Energy Drink representative Peewee Lim of Asia Brewery and FESSAP officials. UE Red Warrior JM Noble was named tournament’s Most Valuable Player. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> |
10th Asian University Basketball Championship, Manila, Philippines - November 19-25, 2018
BAP President, Prof. Robert Milton Calo, AUBF Deputy Secretary General Park Hyun Mo from Korea, and 10th AUBC Organizing Committee Chairman, Leonardo Andres Sr., awarded the Champion trophy to Ningbo University of China.
Ningbo University still clinched the crown
People's Tonight, Albert Andaya, November 25, 2018
Photo by Genie Villota
AMUR State University of Russia stunned erstwhile unbeaten Ningbo University of China, 93-80, to end its campaign on a high note in the 10th Asian
University Basketball Championship (AUBC) at the San Andres Sports Complex in Malate, Manila.
Amur State University of Russia’s Roman Shillin fired a game-high 28 points, including eight three pointers, to lead the eight-player Fighting Bears to an impressive win and a runner-up finish in this prestigious tournament organized by Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) in cooperation with the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF).
Vitali Zalogin added 22 points, Ura Koratin contributed 15 points and Anton Shilin had 13 points for Amur State University, which finished with a 3-2 win-loss record in the six-team, single-round tournament supported by the City Government of Manila, headed by Mayor Joseph Estrada, and Manila Sports Council (MASCO) head Philip Cezar.
Despite the loss from China’s Ningbo University to Amur State University, Ningbo University still clinched the crown with a 4-1 record.
Li Cheng Luan finished with 24 points for Ningbo University, followed by Ye Jia Guan with 23 and Hui Liu Fan with 17.
BAP president Robert Milton Calo, AUBC Organizing Committee chairman Leonardo "Ding" Andres and AUBF Deputy Secretary-General Park Hyun Mo of South Korea awarded the trophies to the winners.
In the first game, University of Perpetual Help Jonelta System defeated Farmco Knight Club of Malaysia, 75-65, to improve its record to 3-2 and finish third overall.
With multi-titled coach Victor Escudero calling the shots, the Saints went to the troika of Sean Dillon Laban, John Carlo Villar and John Angelo Rosale to roll back the Knights.
Laban scattered 21 points, Villar added 17 points with five three-point shots and Rosale had 11 points for the Biñan City-based team of Dr. Antonio Laperal Tamayo.
Escudero was ably assisted by coach Merlin Custodio.
Liew Kar Coon and Chin Reck Wei finished with 15 points apiece for Farmco University, which wound up with a 2-3 card for fourth place.
Nippon Sport Science University of Japan crushed Technological University of the Philippines, 83-38, for its second straight win and a 2-3 card for fifth place.
Horoaki Isono scored 16 points, Yuki Ide had 13 points and Zen Endo added 12 points for the Lions of coach Masahiro Fujita.
TUP finished in sixth place with 1-4 record.
People's Tonight, Albert Andaya, November 25, 2018
Photo by Genie Villota
AMUR State University of Russia stunned erstwhile unbeaten Ningbo University of China, 93-80, to end its campaign on a high note in the 10th Asian
University Basketball Championship (AUBC) at the San Andres Sports Complex in Malate, Manila.
Amur State University of Russia’s Roman Shillin fired a game-high 28 points, including eight three pointers, to lead the eight-player Fighting Bears to an impressive win and a runner-up finish in this prestigious tournament organized by Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) in cooperation with the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF).
Vitali Zalogin added 22 points, Ura Koratin contributed 15 points and Anton Shilin had 13 points for Amur State University, which finished with a 3-2 win-loss record in the six-team, single-round tournament supported by the City Government of Manila, headed by Mayor Joseph Estrada, and Manila Sports Council (MASCO) head Philip Cezar.
Despite the loss from China’s Ningbo University to Amur State University, Ningbo University still clinched the crown with a 4-1 record.
Li Cheng Luan finished with 24 points for Ningbo University, followed by Ye Jia Guan with 23 and Hui Liu Fan with 17.
BAP president Robert Milton Calo, AUBC Organizing Committee chairman Leonardo "Ding" Andres and AUBF Deputy Secretary-General Park Hyun Mo of South Korea awarded the trophies to the winners.
In the first game, University of Perpetual Help Jonelta System defeated Farmco Knight Club of Malaysia, 75-65, to improve its record to 3-2 and finish third overall.
With multi-titled coach Victor Escudero calling the shots, the Saints went to the troika of Sean Dillon Laban, John Carlo Villar and John Angelo Rosale to roll back the Knights.
Laban scattered 21 points, Villar added 17 points with five three-point shots and Rosale had 11 points for the Biñan City-based team of Dr. Antonio Laperal Tamayo.
Escudero was ably assisted by coach Merlin Custodio.
Liew Kar Coon and Chin Reck Wei finished with 15 points apiece for Farmco University, which wound up with a 2-3 card for fourth place.
Nippon Sport Science University of Japan crushed Technological University of the Philippines, 83-38, for its second straight win and a 2-3 card for fifth place.
Horoaki Isono scored 16 points, Yuki Ide had 13 points and Zen Endo added 12 points for the Lions of coach Masahiro Fujita.
TUP finished in sixth place with 1-4 record.
Asia Pacific University Sports Union (APUSU) president, Alvin Tai Lian, prepares to toss the opening ceremonial games at TUP gym in Manila.
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The Russian team from Amur State University
(Blagoveshchensk Institute of Technology) are: Player: Height (feet) 1. Shilin Anton 6.1 2. Shilin Roman 6.1 ½ 3. Koratun Ura 6.6 4. Surovtsev Maxim 6.4 5. Zakharov Ruslan 6.4 ½ 6. Putko Anton 6.1 7. Gordeev Konstantin 6.2½ 8. Zalogin Vitaliy 6.0 9. Belkov Zakhar 6.3 10. Khmelnitckii Valentin 6.6 11. Pavlov Nikita 6.6 12. Chukhleb Igor 6.0 Coach: Mr. Melnikiov Pavel Translator: Mr. Zhenzhebir Anton |
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11th Asian University Basketball Championship, Manila, Philippines - November 17-22, 2019
Dr. Jesus Rodrigo Torres, President of TUP, toss the ceremonial game
Prof Robert Milton Calo, BAP President, toss the opening game
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Media with AUBF officials
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