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MANILA – The Clark Freeport Zone is geared up for the hosting of the FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers (ACQ) February Window, chief of the Bases Conversion and Development Authority, Vince Dizon, said.
“Kahit na international
‘yung susunod na challenge, ready
tayo (Even if the next challenge is an international event, we are ready),” Dizon said during the online Philippine Sportswriters Association Forum on Tuesday.
The bubble’s setup will be relatively identical to that of the recently concluded Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) season.
All delegations will be billeted at the Quest Hotel in Mabalacat, Pampanga, and follow a hotel-arena – hotel transportation format to the Angeles University Foundation (AUF) Sports and Cultural Center.