Friday, August 20, 2010
Recent Tournament Results:
August 14, 2010 2010 Summer Invitational Tournament Champions: 25 for Life runners up: O-State
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July 31, 2010 Motown Throwdown in Michigan Champions: 25 for Life runners
up: KCAA
................... reporter: Justin Uy date: 08/14/10 Tournament: Mabuhay Cup tournamentresults: Hoopdome Toronto, Ontario
Champions: Team All-In Runner-Up: Durham
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reporter: Justin Uy date: 08/14/10
Tournament: CCYAA tournamentresults: York University
Toronto
Champions: Team All-In Runner Up: FCCM
Team All-In defeated
Toronto Titans in Quarters and Kagers in Semi-Finals
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reporter: Ryann Velasquez date: 05/29/10-05/30/10
Tournament: Hype City Basketball Tournament tournamentresults:
Leagues of America Houston, Tx
Champions: Flight Runner Up: Da Hated Article: With Da Hated as one of the favorites to always win any asian tournaments out there. A group of unknown players
came out and breezed through their competition in this tournament. Led by John Brown University's 20 yr old PG Abel Galliguez, Flight was able to defeat Da Hated in the championship with ease. The championship game showed how talent can always
beat an experience team.
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reporter: Kimo Matsushima date: June 27, 2010
Tournament: Nisei Week Hoops Tournament tournamentresults:
June 25, 2010 Day 1:
Game 1: Walnut JL defeated Blue Canvas 2 (62-54) Game 2: Taiwan Center defeated
VVDC (67-43)
June 26, 2010 Day 2:
Game 3: VVDC Defeated Blue Canvas 2 (64-62)OT Game
4: Taiwan Center Defeated Walnut JL (75-53)
June 27, 2010 Day 3: Game 5: Taiwan Center Defeated
Blue Canvas 2 (72-47) Walnut JL Defeated VVDC (58-52)
Tournament Rankings (Record): 4th Place: Blue Canvas
2 (0-3) 3rd Place: VVDC (1-2) 2nd Place: Walnut JL (2-1) 1st Place: Taiwan Center (3-0)
Tournament
Champions: Taiwan Center Article: http://www.niseiweek.org/hoops/sched_maa.php
This tournament was pool play with 4 teams. Each team played against each other and the team with the best
record takes home the championship. Blue Canvas2 formerly WooreeLitech brought in there 2nd team to this tournament and
struggled with an 0-3 record. They just lost to VVDC at the buzzer in overtime on the second night of action. VVDC
(1-2) had some amazing athletes but fell to Walnut JL on third day of action to take home 3rd place. Walnut JL (2-1)
played tough throughout the tournament. Their only loss was to the tournament champions Taiwan Center. Taiwan Center
had the best overall record with (3-0) and proved that they are champions with there great team play.
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reporter: David Yu date: 6-12-10
Tournament: Charlotte Asian Basketball Tournament tournamentresults:
Charlotte, NC
Winner: Fusion (DC/NC team)
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Atlanta Classic Champions! Team Assasins
The 10th Annual Atlanta Classic had an unexpected champion. The young Assasins out of South Carolina
and North Carolina area, were basically not in the radar of asian basketball. But they clearly put themselves there
now! They were a very athletic and quick team led by Issac Hill (16 points, 6 rebounds in championship game) and Scoti
Naidas (12 points, 18 rebounds). They were young but, played poised against a very experienced Hit Squad who seems to always
come up a little short.

This is the first time a Carolina team has won a tournament in Atlanta. Is this a beginning
of a new era of Carolina basketball? Its been a long time since there was a team from this area that could compete for championships.
Their hasn't been a superstar player to from the Carolinas since Johnny (aka Laos Jordan) was on the scene in the 90's. Maybe
the 6'3 22 year old, Scoit Naidas will be the new Carolina legend. He is long and has some spring on those young
legs! We will see if the young Assasins can prove that they are here to stay with more championships to come!
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Monday, August 2, 2010
10th Annual Atlanta Classic is this Saturday!
The location has changed for a better facility to Jonesboro First Baptist
Church!
147 Church Street Jonesboro, GA 30236
The Atlanta Classic is currently
the longest running tournament in Atlanta, and has a rich tradition of great basketball games and players. This year will
be no different. Come join us for a good time and celebrate 10 years of asian basketball in Atlanta! Supreme Court is the
defending champs! Will they repeat? We will find out if they have what it takes to be back to back champions.
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