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Smart Gilas Win-Loss Record since 2009
Smart Gilas Pilipinas International and Local Tournaments Recap
2009-2011 Smart Gilas Win-Loss Record
Overall Standing in 3 years: 47 wins, 32 losses
(Based on Major Tournaments only, not including Exhibition Games)
Note:
-Highest place finish in an International Tournament was 3rd place in 2011 Jones Cup (SEABA not included)
-Big leap in win-loss record from 2010 to 2011
2011 (28 wins, 13 losses)
-FIBA Asia Championship – 4th Place (6-3)
-Jones Cup – 3rd Place (6-3)
-SEABA Championship – 1st Place (3-0)
-FIBA Asia Champions Cup – 4th Place (5-2)
-PBA Commissioners Cup – 3rd Place (8-5)
2010 (14 wins, 17 losses)
-Asian Games – 6th Place (6-5)
-Jones Cup – 4th Place (3-3)
-FIBA Asia Champions Cup – 7th Place (2-5)
-FIBA Asia Stankovic Cup – 4th Place (3-4)
2009 (5 wins, 2 losses)
-FIBA Asia Champions Cup – 5th Place (5-2)
Philippines defeats Kuwait
2010 Asian Games
Philippines defeats Kuwait, 76-69
November 13, 2010
Guangzhou, China
Some notes from the game:
– Smart Gilas only 26 of 69 shooting (38%)
– Marcio Lassiter led Smart Gilas with 16 points
– Mac Baracael with 12 points
– Kelly Williams contributed 11 points and 14 rebounds
– Asi Taulava grabbed 8 rebounds
– Sol Mercado fouled out with 8 minutes left in game
Game Scores:
Philippines 76 – Lassiter 16, Baracael 12, Williams 11, Casio 9, Taulava 9, Mercado 7, Tiu 7, Barroca 3, Lutz 2, Slaughter 0, Ballesteros 0.
Kuwait 69 – Albaloushi 21, Albrahim 17, Mohammad 10, Saeed 6, Ashkanani 6, Alhamidi 3, Alrabiah 0.
2010 Asian Games Lineup
2010 Asian Games
Guangzhou, China
November 12-27, 2010
Philippine Basketball Team Lineup for Asian Games
1 – Andy Mark Barocca (PG)
2 – JV Casio (PG)
3 – Sol Mercado (SG)
4 – Chris Tiu (SG)
5 – Marcio Lassiter (SG)
6 – Chris Lutz (SG)
7 – Mac Baracael (SF)
8 – Japeth Aguilar (PF)
9 – Kelly Williams (PF)
10 – Jason Ballesteros (PF)
11 – Greg Slaughter (C)
12 – Asi Taulava (C)
Not included in the lineup:
– Dylan Ababou
– Aldrech Ramos
– Marcus Douthit