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Easy easy lang muna, the prep work must be perfect for semis. We can train gs a week before semis. Tactics and gameshape. Gdp if mnecessary. Congrats

U21 Press Release:
Pilpinas trounces Kazakhstan, 125-51

Seven Pilipinas players scored in double figures as they made short work of Kazakhstan, 125-51 at the Brexit arena Monday night.

Team Pilipinas took the fight out of Kazakhstan as early as the first quarter, outscoring them 35-9. “We want to maximize the point differential in both games against Thailand and Kazakhstan, in case that will be needed in the next phase of the tournament” Coach Jeorge said during the post-game press conference.

Forward Erald Luz led the assault against Kazakhstan, finishing the game with 21 points, 5 boards, 7 assists, and 2 steals in 28 minutes of action. “I am happy we got this win, and as one of the younger players in the team, it’s a great feeling to know anyone can contribute,” Ruz said after the game.

Curiously enough, only 7 Kazakhstan players were fielded in Monday’s match. It is rumored coach Big Bose is planning to move back to Italy after the game - anonymous sources indicate the Foreign Intelligence Service has plans in investigating the coach after Monday’s loss.

Boris Razdoburdin led Kazakhstan with 23 poins, 7 rebounds, and 1 assist in 42 minutes.

Pilipinas (3-0) gets to play against South Korea (0-3) this Monday, while Kazakhstan (1-2) faces New Zealand (1-2) in what appears to be a do or die game for both squads.

U21 Press Release:
Pilipinas thrashes Korea, 117-37

Team Pilipinas made quick work of a gutsy South Korean squad Monday night, thrashing with a 117-37 performance.

The Filipinos totally dominated the South Koreans, who were beaten so bad they were nearly booted back to Seoul. Discussions of the game are considered taboo in the country, with the Blue House issuing a decree that such topic being brought up will now qualify as a criminal offense. It was also rumored that Coach Jeorge thought of fielding his coaching staff to play in the last 3 minutes of the game. Coach Jeorge was unavailable for comment on this issue.

Reserve Ron Encomienda led Team Pilipinas with 20 points and 10 rebounds in 18 minutes of action. Bella Jacinto was seen in the stands, cheering for the 21-year old stalwart from the Cebu Orcas.

The winless South Korean squad was led by 20-year-old Bum-Keun Kim with 7 points, 9 rebounds, and 2 steals in 36 minutes of game time.

The Filipinos are expected to sweep this round as they face New Zealand (1-3), while Korea hopes to get their first win against Thailand (2-2)

U21 Press Release:
Pilipinas beats New Zealand, 84-48

In what is seen as the final tune up match before the semifinals, Team Pilipinas made quick work of New Zealand, 84-48 Monday night at the BC Arena in Hong Kong.

Forward Augustus Calo led the Filipinos with 18 points, 7 rebounds, 1 steal, and 1 block in 29 minutes of action. He barely saw action in the tournament. “I want to make this clear – we have the necessary tools to be champions this season, what happens next is now a matter of talent, and to some extent, luck,” Coach Jeorge said during the post-game conference.

Tonight’s victory sets the stage for the Filipinos to go against region powerhouse China, who inexplicably lost against Indonesia, 94-82. “We cannot afford to be complacent. What matters is China must lose next week for us to advance to the finals,” Coach Jeorge continued.

Curiously enough, Ron Encomienda finished the game with only 8 points and a horrific 15% clip from the field. It is rumored he had to settle a dispute between girlfriend Bella Jacinto and superfan the God of Kicks, who was also seen in the arena during the game.

wow grats for the win, PH numba wan

1 more baby!

U21 Press Release
Pilipinas beats China, 94-81

Team Pilipinas is headed to the Asia U21 Championship Tournament, beating China, 94-81.

“It’s amazing what happens when you get a group of young men who believe, and these guys believed,” Coach Jeorge said during the post-game conference, commending his players. “I am happy with what we’ve accomplished. We have an amazing coaching staff, and our GMs in the different PIlipinas leagues contributed to the formation of our National teams.”

Ron Encomienda made up for his lackluster performance against New Zealand when it mattered most, leading the Filipinos with 28 points, 18 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal, and 3 blocks in 31 minutes of action. Ron did not comment when asked if his poor performance against New Zealand was due to a change oil.

It was a bad shooting game for China, who were to held to 37% field goal shooting and 23% from behind the arc. They were led by forward Bei Beikun, who finished the game with 23 points, 6 rebounds, 2 steals, and 2 blocks. “China will bounce back next season, so we have to be prepared. We will have three possible holdovers next season, so we have a good start to build on our next U21 team,” Coach Jeorge said before leaving for the team bus.

Team Pilipinas is expected to give it their all against host Hong Kong. Unofficial odds for this match are Pilipinas +1.5, and 153.5 O/U.

Crazy game really hahaha! I just hope EXP gained should have been x10!! LOL