30&over 5th week results
on August 27, 2010
Last Updated on September 03, 2010
Undermanned LCH Braves pulls victory against Shake ‘N Bake, 66-59. The game started slowly and it was Shake ‘N Bake opportunity to get the first “W” but their star player was a no show. There were several lead changes but in the end, LCH Braves has a better closing strategy. Carlo Lacsamana led the LCH Braves with his 36pts and had seven 3pointers with the help from Frank’s 18pts. Shake N’ Bake had 3 players in double-digit points, Enrique Gudoy, Carlos Santos, and Terry Bermillo.
The powerhouse of the league, St. Jude prevailed over Dragons, 77-72. My first time to see the bench filled at 80%. Both teams played very well from the very start. It looked as if Dragons was going to pull the upset they led 7pts over St. Jude at the 1st half. Who would have thought that St. Jude would be using the 3-2 defense against the Dragon, whom used the same “D” in the 1st half. Well, it worked for St. Jude and Dragons collapsed. As St Jude took the lead with 10mins left, Dragons was not able to recover and trailed until the end of the game. St. Jude had 4 players in 2 digits starting with Eugene’s 22pts, Mark’s 20pts, Rommel’s 14pts and Lightning Macoy’s 11pts. Joel Sales led the Dragons with his 21pts with the help of Mike’s 19pts and 13pts from Vince Encelan.
Team Agents upsets the team who’s on a winning streak, R-A-C, 57-53. Slow start for both team but got it going. R-A-C outscored Team Agent in the first half. Fortunately, Captain Ron Usac found the formula and was able to utilize all the players who never give up until took the lead. Surprisingly, Captain Mark Soriano from R-A-C did not make adjustment. Team Agents was led Terrance Canete’s 15pts, followed by a 16pts from Patrick Benedicto and 10pts from Sonny “Kobe” Ibay. Mark Soriano led the R-A-C with his 16pt, which 15pts is from the promise land.
NOTABLE: St. Jude still holds total points of 96 in one game. Carlo Lacsamana made it tougher for the record breaker(s) as he finished 36ts and seven 3pointers. As we approach the 2nd round of the league, St. Jude has been marked as the dominating team with a 5-0 record followed by the Dragons 4-1, while 3 teams are in the bubble for 3rd and 4th spot depending on the outcome of their rematch. They are LCH Braves, R-A-C, and Team Agents. Unfortunately, Shake ‘N Bake is still looking for their first win.
FIBL Welcomes the New teams
on August 20, 2008
Last Updated on April 20, 2010
We would like to thank everyone for bearing with us during the transition period of our new re-designed website. We are almost finish updating all the essential components that would allow all of the participants and fans communicate, and see all of the events that are happening around FIBL.
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I have a team that is interested in joining. How long is the season, and what are the gameplay times for the 6ft/Under, Opena dn D league divisions? Do you go by quarters or halves? What is the uniform policy also? thanks Alv how long is the season?
I am almost 6'1 can i still play? when is tryouts? what is the best league and how do i get on a team? Re:6ft and under/ Open Division/ 30 and over
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SORRY GUYS NO OPEN GYM THIS SUNDAY 06/27/10 :( SUNDAY OPEN GYM CANCEL
Hey Eli... Welcome!!! If this is your first time in our league here are the breakdown/info. The league fee is set at $700. The D-League is pretty much what the name D-LEague. Its not as competitive as OPEN or 6ft. n under but its competitive enough and lots of fun. Our 6ft. n under is still in the works but are planning on starting it soon. So, if you have time, come play with us in our open gyms. Keep checking in our website for time and schedule on the open gyms. Re: Need more info regarding the league
Hey when is the next season going to start? And when is tryouts? Cuz i'm trying to get on a team! Re:6ft and under/ Open Division/ 30 and over
Hello everyone, We're currently interested in joining the league, and I know you guys have already started so we are planning to get ready for next season. We need more info regarding the differences in the division, I see that there is a 6ft & under (which i know im over), open division, d-league, and so forth so if someone can itemize what each division is all about then we can better organize the team we are gonna be putting together. Thank you! -Eli E. Need more info regarding the league
kailan ang start ng next season? 6ft and under
the skills challenge consist of making a layup, a free throw, and 3 3pt. shots from different sides of the court and must completed within 2 minutes time. whoever gets the fastest time will advance to the next round. Re: d league all star
