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HANGZHOU — Another shot at the Jordanians, says Gilas Pilipinas coach Tim Cone, is the “goal,” the way things have shaped up for the Nationals in the 19th Asian Games. But first there’s Qatar to deal with, for a spot in the quarterfinals on Tuesday, October 2. And then there’s Iran. China, in the Final Four, is
HANGZHOU—The Philippines faces perhaps its first worthy opponent in the 19th Asian Games’ men’s 5x5 competition—Jordan—on Saturday but ahead of the showdown, it’s all fun for Gilas Pilipinas and their foes’ naturalized player Rondae Hollis-Jefferson. Hollis-Jefferson came over to hug and greet Gilas head coach Tim Cone, Justin Brownlee and TNT Tropang Giga teammate Calvin
HANGZHOU—The Philippines survived Thailand’s fourth-quarter uprising to score an 87-72 victory and go unscathed in two games in men’s 5x5 basketball at the 19th Asian Games on Thursday. Gilas led by as many as 19 points in the third period but a torrid shooting by the Thais cut that advantage to only five. The Filipino
HANGZHOU—The Philippines rides the momentum of its rout of Bahrain the other day when it battles Thailand at the resumption Thursday of the men’s 5x5 basketball competition of the 19th Asian Games. The game is set at 11 a.m. at the Zhejiang University Zijingang Gymnasium with Gilas Pilipinas going for a follow-up victory on its
HANGZHOU—Gilas Pilipinas didn’t show signs of “excess baggage” in routing Bahrain, Carlo Paalam was convincing atop the ring and Alex Eala didn’t budge against a more experienced opponent in the 19th Asian Games on Tuesday. Margielyn Didal, one of four Filipino gold medalists in the Indonesia 2018 games, was also on track in women’s street