MK Group A Champions.

MK and Ilocandia top their respective groups and declared co-champions of 5 on 5 last night. MK surprisingly pulled through a cohesive P Emas team in Group A Finals game 30-26 after a decisive opening salvo 8-0 due to an impressive defense. P Emas gained momentum late in the second half but Noel Grafil carried MK on charity shots that sealed the game for MK.

Ilocandia Group B Champions.

Ilocandia lost to an energetic Masculados by 3 points, 30-27 but still top Group B to emerged as Champions in Group B.

Both Teams  decided to share the Championship.

Court Action MK vs MG

John Loyd Johari with the Poster Boys

P Emas

JV Binas Y Leones

Still Got The Blues

Master Emcee

Championship Day Schedule, Wednesday Sept. 8:

Group A:

1st Game, 8:30pm – MG vs Streetballers (Prestige Game)

2nd Game, 9pm – P. Emas vs MK Oldies (Winner Plays in the Championship later)

Group B:

3rd Game, 9:30pm – SGTB (Must win by 11 pts) vs Qlap (Must win by 16pts), Both teams hope that Ilocandia lost their last game

4th Game, 10pm – Ilocandia vs Masculados (Ilocandia Plays in the Championship if it wins)

Championship, 10:30pm – Winner A vs Winner B

PEmas Team

MK

MG

SGTB

STREETBALLERS

MASCULADOS

ILOCANDIA

Last Night’s Game Results:

1st Game –  P Emas(31) vs MG(17)

2nd Game – Qlap (30) vs D Masculados (26)

3rd Games – Ilocandia (31) vs SGTB (19)

4th Game – MK (30) vs Streetballers (23)

Latest Standings:

1st Game –  MK(30) vs MG(26)

2nd Game – P Emas (30) vs Streetballers (25)

3rd Games – SGTB (31) vs D Masculados (22)

4th Game – Ilocandia (30) vs Qlap (23)

Team Standings:

1. More teams can play in a single day

2. Watching a regular basketball tournament sitting for 4 hours to watch two games is passive. People who love the game can get involve instead of watching.

3. The rules of 5 on 5 basketball eliminates bad officiating which is a common complain.

4. In regular tournaments, teams play an average of 3 games in eliminations but not all the players will get the chance to play. In 5 on 5, teams also play 3 games but all the players will get the chance to play.

5. Players can build a team very easily.

6. Health Benefits. A regular exercise programme like 5 on 5 Basketball can provide a healthy lifestyle. You can have a healthier body to sustain the needs of your kids while they grow up.

7:30pm – Opening

8:00pm – MG vs Payung Emas

8:30pm – Streetballers vs MK Bondyings

9:00pm – D Masculados vs SGTB

9:30pm – Ilocandia vs Qlap

Team Lineups:

1. MG Team:

Lakay”The Sky”, JV “Leones”, Jun Artana, Allan Agitan, Johari, Tom Diaz

2.  Payung Emas:

Loloy,  Junjun Escuadra, RJ Lucida,  Arvin, Alex

3.  Streetballers:

Chris Paul, Zaldy”The Spin”,  Wesley “The Wily”,  Georgie “Porgie” Castaneda,  Jonjon”The Lion”,  Jake, Joel De Silva

4. MK Bondyings

Raul Dimaano,  Noel Grafil,  Arnel Caringal, Jay Paraiso, Dodie, Pilo Jarencio

5. D Masculados:

Bongski Nowitzki,  King Gilbert Carranza,  Ronald Bunso Cornejo, Romel Camacho, Gerald “Billups”Gravador and Bhobby Cama

6. SGTB (Still Got The Blues):

Bay Francisco,  Myke Agripa,  Rene Galvez,  Loe Cabangon,  Ace Castro, Myke Padre

7. Ilocandia

Jeffrey Ojena,  Rommel Bacsa,  Cris Mariano,  Mark Delantar,  Anjo Calibuso and Jeff Centeno.

8. Qlap Boys:

Albert Cenabre,  Allan, and Co.

For starters, we will accept teams with players as tall as 5′-9″ below or if you are taller then you must be 35 above, but anyway submit your Team Line-up and we’ll see. This is a short tournament but the next one will be open category. Let’s see how it goes.

1. All games are self officiated. The two teams involved should mediate questions of judgment. If teams or players cannot agree on the validity of the foul then the player “contesting the call” will shoot a free throw. If the free throw is made the foul is nullified and that team will get the ball. If the free throw is missed the foul shall stand and the “fouled” team shall retain possession. An Arbiter or assisting referee may be provided.

2.  Alternating possession on all jump ball situations will be in affect.

3.  Substitutions. Substitutions may be made after a basket. A Team may composed a standard 5 or 6 players.

4.  Game Length: The first team to score 30 points wins. Half Time is observed when any team scores 15 or 15 plus points and change court will proceed after a 1- Minute rest.

5.  The Three Point Shot is in effect behind the arc and 2 points will be awarded for a shot made within the arc.

6.  Each team will be given 5 team fouls each half. Two(2) Free throws will be awarded on penalty. Ball possession remains if no free throw is converted. Ball possession to the opposing team if 1 or 2 free throws are converted.

7.  A maximum of Eight Teams can join. The top 2 teams with the highest total Win/Loss Points and winning margin after 2 playing days plays in the championship.  To break tie, win over the other. 3^rd Day for placing and last game for Championship.

8. Team uniforms is a must.

In Overtime, Wildcats ran into foul trouble utilizing 3 players in the final moments after Mordeno fouled out and Wilmar Canapi had to go back to the bench due to injury.

Ronnel Sugnan failed in his last ditch attempt to tie again after his 3 point try to finish at 126-123.

The StreetballBrunei 2010 Champions

Streetball Idol 2010

MVP Award

Mythical Team Award Jeff Paraiso

Champion Coach

Wildcats receiving Trophy

Mythical Team Award Ronnel Sugnan

Mythical Team Award Josen Mangoroban

Mythical Team Award Mark Padilla

Mythical Team Award Myke Nuguid

Happy Champion Daddy

Another Champion Daddy

Tense Moments of the Game

Hope and GILR Wildcat agreed for an all out championship where both imports can be fielded at the same time.

Hope will be parading the  duo of Marjomar Aying and Jeff Paraiso against Wildcats’ duo of Don Mordeno and Ronnel Sugnan.

Coaches of both teams look forward to a more exciting game as both teams can use their imports at the same time.