2014 PBA All-Star Game
Gilas Pilipinas defeats PBA All-Stars, 101-93
April 6, 2014 – Mall of Asia Arena
Game Highlights:
-Gary David with 15 points was named MVP of the game
-Jeff Chan led Gilas Pilipinas with 17 points
-June Mar Fajardo with 13 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists
-Jayson Castro with 12 points and 5 rebounds
Oh This?"@SonnyAngaraNews: "@drayblatche already signed contract at about 9PM EST, pic in my phone" #senatehearing” pic.twitter.com/J5rJdUpaRx
— Chot Reyes (@coachot) April 1, 2014
If the Naturalization of Andray Blatche pushes through before June 30, 2014 (Deadline of Submission of 24-man Line-up for 2014 FIBA World Cup), Blatche will join Gilas Pilipinas and will play in the 2014 FIBA World Cup in Spain and in the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea and Marcus Douthit will be on the reserve list, just in case Andray Blatche gets injured.
Although the spot of Marcus Douthit in the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup may be taken from him by Andray Blatche, Douthit expressed his Full Support for the Naturalization of Andray Blatche and even attended the hearing in Congress last week with Gilas Pilipinas Coach Chot Reyes and Congressman Yeng Guiao.
Gilas Pilipinas Player Pool for 2014 FIBA World Cup and 2014 Asian Games
-Jimmy Alapag, Jayson Castro, Ranidel De Ocampo, and Larry Fonacier (Talk ‘N Text)
-Beau Belga, Jeff Chan, Paul Lee, and Gabe Norwood (Rain or Shine)
-Japeth Aguilar, Greg Slaughter, and LA Tenorio (Ginebra)
-Gary David and Jared Dillinger (Meralco)
-June Mar Fajardo and Marcio Lassiter (San Miguel Beer)
-Marc Pingris (San Mig Coffee)
-Marcus Douthit
-Andray Blatche (Pending Naturalization Process)
If the naturalization of JaVale McGee and Andray Blatche pushes through before the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup, one player from Gilas Pilipinas will surely be replaced by either McGee or Blatche and that is Marcus Douthit because in FIBA Tournaments, only 1 naturalized player can play per tournament. Read JaVale McGee and Andray Blatche may join Gilas Pilipinas soon
Marcus Douthit in his twitter account (@DouthitMarcus) posted that he supports Gilas Pilipinas Coach Chot Reyes and supports what is best for the Country.
Sinag Pilipinas Game Statistics for 2013 SEA Games
Average Winning Margin: 37.8 points
Biggest Winning Margin: 75 (against Myanmar)
Lowest Winning Margin: 13 (against Singapore)
Scoring Leaders (Points Per Game)
1. Rey Mark Belo – 12 ppg
2. Kevin Ferrer – 11.67 ppg
3. Bobby Ray Parks – 10 ppg
4. Kiefer Ravena – 9.83 ppg
5. Marcus Douthit – 8.67 ppg
Rebounding Leaders (Rebounds Per Game)
1. Marcus Douthit – 7.33 rpg
2. Rey Mark Belo – 5.83 rpg
2013 Southeast Asian Games Recap for Sinag Pilipinas (Philippine Men’s Basketball Team)
Sinag Pilipinas Record: 6-0
Game 1: Sinag Pilipinas defeated Singapore, 88-75
Top Scorer: Rey Mark Belo with 16 points
Read Game Recap: Sinag Pilipinas defeats Singapore
Watch Video: Philippines vs Singapore Highlights
Game 2: Sinag Pilipinas defeated Cambodia, 107-57
Top Scorer: Rey Mark Belo with 17 points
Read Game Recap: Sinag Pilipinas defeats Cambodia
Watch Video: Philippines vs Cambodia Video
Game 3: Sinag Pilipinas defeated Myanmar, 118-43
Top Scorer: Ronald Pascual with 20 points
Congratulations Sinag Pilipinas! (Gold Medal – 2013 SEA Games)
Post your messages to our SEA Games Players via Twitter!
Kiefer Ravena – @kieferravena
Bobby Ray Parks – @ray15parks
Marcus Douthit – @DouthitMarcus
Kevin Alas – @kevinlouiealas
Garvo Lanete – @garvothe13
Matt Ganuelas – @Real_Mateo
Kevin Ferrer – @Kevferrer
Roi Sumang – @shejSUMS
Mark Belo – @MarkBelo12
Ronald Pascual – @Rpascual13
Jake Pascual – @jakepascualsbc9
Jericho Cruz – @jerichoXcruz
and SEA Games Coaching Staff
Marcus Douthit Statistics in 2013 SEA Games (P500 per point and rebound)
Game 1: Sinag Pilipinas vs Singapore – 14 points and 10 rebounds = P12,000
Game 2: Sinag Pilipinas vs Cambodia – 6 points and 6 rebounds = P6,000
Game 3: Sinag Pilipinas vs Myanmar – 5 points and 4 rebounds = P4,500
Game 4: Sinag Pilipinas vs Thailand – 10 points and 6 rebounds = P8,000