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[sanell]

News Flash!!!

Williams and Menk to join Philippines Team for Jones Cup ....

more update later

GO TEAM PILIPINAS!!!

[Master J]

News Flash!!!

Williams and Menk to join Philippines Team for Jones Cup ....

more update later

GO TEAM PILIPINAS!!!

Congratulations coach! Sir Wil, Comm and Sir Pat.

[cholo11]

Sayang di ko sila inabot jan! Yung bagong player si Norwood mahusay daw... Kilala nyo ba yun?

[sanell]

Gabe Norwood

Well I am not sure if I got it correctly, but according to what I have read Chot Reyes have good words for this Phil Am player. They say he can play good ball and he has the body for it.

Will try to get more for you? T-rex more info please.

[cholo11]

Gabe Norwood

Well I am not sure if I got it correctly, but according to what I have read Chot Reyes have good words for this Phil Am player. They say he can play good ball and he has the body for it.

Will try to get more for you? T-rex more info please.

Salamat po!

[Master J]

Gabe Norwood enters his fourth year with the Patriots and is a returning starter in the backcourt... Has an excellent "feel for the game"... Versatile player able to play either guard position and at small forward... Distributes the ball well and has good court vision... Intelligent athlete... Majoring in communication.

2005-06: Played in all 35 games and was sixth on the team in minutes played. Started three contests including a pair of games in the NCAA Tournament... Scored in 27 of 35 games and led the team in bench scoring... Was third on the team in steals and blocks and was fourth on the squad in assists... Was one of two players with more assists than field goals (min. 100 minutes)... Enters his senior year among the top 25 in school history in career assists and career blocks... Is also among the top 30 all-time in career steals... Stretching back to the start of his sophomore season, has had an assist in 55 of the past 64 games... Had season-high nine points against UNC Wilmington (Jan. 21) on perfect shooting... Had four points, four rebounds and two assists in first meeting with Delaware (Jan. 7)... Played season-high 29 minutes against Radford (Dec. 10) and finished with seven points, two rebounds, three assists, two steals and a block... Against American (Dec. 5) had five rebounds, four assists, three steals and a block... Injured against Wake Forest (Nov. 11) and had a streak of 30 straight games with a rebound snapped

2004-05: Started 24 of 29 games played... Averaged 5.8 points and 3.8 rebounds per contest... Led Mason in assists (74) and steals (47)... Averaged 26.3 minutes per contest... Ranked third on the squad in rebounds per game and blocked shots (16)... Shot 43.8 percent from the floor... Scored in double figures six times, including a career-best 14 points vs. UNC Wilmington (1/8/05)... Collected a career-high nine rebounds at Delaware (1/12/05)... Registered 10 points, five rebounds, four assists and five steals (tying a career-high) against No. 11 Michigan State (12/5/04)... Tallied 10 points, three rebounds, eight assists and two steals at St. Bonaventure (12/22/04)... Led or tied for the team lead in assists and steals 12 times... Ranked 14th in the league in assists per game (2.55) and was fourth overall in steals per outing (1.62)... Recorded a career-best three blocked shots vs. Drexel (1/19/05).

2003-04: Saw action in 29 games, earning one start... Averaged 8.4 minutes per contest... Scored 30 points and added 24 rebounds... Connected on 30.6 percent of his field goals and shot 30.8 percent from beyond the arc... Had 10 steals and three blocked shots... Tallied career bests of nine assists and five steals in 24 minutes at Towson (2/4/04)... Scored five points vs. St. Bonaventure (12/23/03)... Collected four rebounds each vs. Hofstra (1/14/04) and Delaware (2/21/04)... Earned first collegiate start against the Blue Hens (2/21/04).

HIGH SCHOOL: Had an outstanding two-year varsity career at State College Area High School for coach Drew Franks... Received Class AAAA 2003 most outstanding player and top offensive player honors in the Mountain League... Named first-team All-League as a senior and second-team All-League as a junior... 2002-03 team captain... Led the Little Lions in steals (71) and blocked shots (65) as well as in scoring and rebounding with 16.0 points and 6.3 rebounds per contest... Ranked second on the team in assists with 95... Guided State College to the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Class AAAA championship and a school single-season record with 25 wins (25-6 overall)... Was the only player from Western Pennsylvania to participate in the 2003 Pennsylvania-Maryland Shootout All-Star game... Helped the Little Lions to a 22-6 overall mark and a PIAA Class AAAA "Sweet 16" appearance as a junior... Played in the Pittsburgh Hoops Classic in fall 2002... Attended Coronado (TX) High School as a sophomore, earning first-team All-District 5A honors and was named "Newcomer of the Year"... Garnered 2001 All-South Plains honorable mention from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal... Played basketball as a reserve point guard for Broadneck High School near Annapolis, MD during his freshman season.

PERSONAL: Full name is Gabriel Daniel Norwood... Born February 9, 1985... Son of Brian and Tiffiney Norwood... Has four siblings, Jordan, Levi, Brianna and Zaccariah... Father Brian played four years of collegiate football for the University of Hawaii... 2003 graduate of State College Area High School... Chose George Mason over Penn State and Rider.

CAREER HIGHS

PTS: 14, vs. UNC Wilmington (1/8/05) REB: 9, at Delaware (1/12/05) FG: 5, four times, last vs. UNC Wilmington (1/8/05) 3-PT FG: 1, 15 times, last vs. Hofstra (3/5/06) FT: 5, twice, last at William & Mary (2/12/05) ASSISTS: 9, at Towson (2/4/04) STEALS: 5, twice, last vs. Michigan St. (12/5/04) BLOCKS: 3, vs. Drexel (1/19/05)

[sanell]

Salamat Master J Mabuhay Ka!!!


hehehe... ano gumagana na ba yung internet sa haus mo... 

[cholo11]

Ok ah! Parang si Quinito Henson!

[Master J]

Philippines vs Korea right now sa ESPN. So far hirap ang 7 footer nila kay Asi Taulava.

[Master J]

Philippines 88 Korea 84

Asi is the man of the game. Norwood slammed the last basket coming off from Mark Caguioa to Kerby Raymundo and then to him. What a way to end the game Yohoo!!! Now it's 2-2 for RP Team beating USA and Korea

[cholo11]

Ang sakit ng talo sa Japan and Lebanon... Dapat last2-3 econds tumira... Mintis man OT parin... Nakakainis!!!

[Master J]

Ang sakit ng talo sa Japan and Lebanon... Dapat last2-3 econds tumira... Mintis man OT parin... Nakakainis!!!

Tama ka diyan Pareng Cholo buti na rin siguro at naging wakeup call yun. Pero sayang pa rin.

[joe D dried mango]

talo ng kazakhstan ang team pilipinas sa Taipei 90-107 3rd place lang tayo.so this means kelangan nilang mag practice pa and put their game face on sa nalalapit na TOKUSHIMA,OLYMPIC QUALIFIER.goodluck pinas...

[sanell]

Who do you think should  be in the RP -squad for Japan???

[sanell]

Seigle back for RP five

By Ronnie Nathanielsz

DANNY Seigle, who sat out the Jones Cup in which the Philippines finished third place, returns to the national team when it plays Lebanon in the main 7:30 p.m. game of the four-nation Manila Invitational at The Arena in San Juan.

In the first game at 4:30 p.m., which follows the opening ceremonies one hour earlier, China plays a tough Syrian national team.

Coach Chot Reyes, who didn’t wish to risk his end-game finisher, who was recovering from a hamstring injury is looking to avenge the heartbreaking last-second shot loss to Lebanon in the Jones Cup in Chinese Taipei. But Reyes’ priority is to scout the opponents further and decide on the composition of the Philippine Team to the Fiba Asia Men’s Championship in Tokushima, Japan later this month, which will serve as a qualifier for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

Reyes said that the injury to James Yap, who was carried off the court in Taipei by Asi Taulava late in the second quarter, appears very slight, but it prevented him from making a final decision on the national team lineup. Reyes said he wanted to rest Yap for one week and then make a choice between Yap and another shooting star Renren Ritualo.

With the injury to Yap, Reyes said he will use the opportunity to play Tony de la Cruz, who has fully recovered from an ankle injury.

But Reyes revealed that “in my mind, I just like to play the 12 who will probably go except it will be Tony instead of James.”

The coach said he also “needs to keep playing Tony in case Gabe Norwood’s papers don’t come through.”

The United States National College Athletic Association Division I Fil-Am standout reportedly has to present one more document to be able to exercise the right to Philippine citizenship.

[Master J]

[Madam H]

Half Time Score

Phil 55 - Leb 40

Final Score

Phil 88 - Leb 83

[Master J]

Half Time Score

Phil 37 - China 37

Final Score
China 77 -Phil 74 

[cholo11]

SMC-Pilipinas beat Lebanon 87-81 yesterday to win the Manila Four Team Invitational held in Araneta Coliseum. MVP of the Event was Jimmy Alapag. Despite the good showing, I think there are a lot of things that the team should improve like free throw shooting and defense. The team should have led by more than 10 points but defensive lapses during the last minute allowed Lebanon to lose by a slim 6 point margin.

Mark Caguioa started the game 0 of 9 from the field and finished with 19. Jimmy Alapag finished with 23 points

[Master J]

SMC-Pilipinas beat Lebanon 87-81 yesterday to win the Manila Four Team Invitational held in Araneta Coliseum. MVP of the Event was Jimmy Alapag. Despite the good showing, I think there are a lot of things that the team should improve like free throw shooting and defense. The team should have led by more than 10 points but defensive lapses during the last minute allowed Lebanon to lose by a slim 6 point margin.

Mark Caguioa started the game 0 of 9 from the field and finished with 19. Jimmy Alapag finished with 23 points

Pre, tama ka nga sa free throws they should not take it lightly. Look at what happened to Jimmy the previous game. The finals was a big comeback for him. He was teary eyed when he raised his MVP plaque.
He's really a mighty player at 5'8"

Pre, ang epektus dumating na  . Tsaka, nagusap na kami ni Pareng Kenneth pero magkikita pa kami sa Wednesday. Salamat pre ng marami. Ako naman ang babawi sa sunod.

Meanwhile here are Jimmy's Slams that I took sa Ratchaburi.