Philippines 97 - Casio 19, Aguilar 18, Douthit 14, Tiu 12, Barroca 9, Baracael 8, Lutz 8, Ababou 5, Ballesteros 4
Malaysia 71 - Ho 11,Batumalai 10, Ng 10, Loh 9, Chee 8, Wee 7, Kuek 5, Chin 4, Choo 3, Lau 2, Ong 2, Kuppusamy 0
QS: 20-20, 36-41, 63-57, 97-71
- Malaysians waxed hot from long range in the first half, hitting 8 of their 14 attempts from rainbow country.
- Pinoys started sluggishly and gave away too many possessions via turnovers.
- Marcus Douthit had an impressive double-double: 14 points and 15 rebounds.
- JV Casio engineered the pull-away in the 3rd quarter, scoring a5 of his 19 points there.
- Japeth Aguilar cleaned it all up in the final period with 14 of his 18 points.
- The Philippines can afford these slow starts in the SEABA games, but they should check it before plunging in the FIBA-Asia tourney.
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| JV Casio came up big again for the Pinoys (image from FIBAAsia.net) |
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| Ho Yeow Loong displayed good shooting in top-scoring for Malaysia (image from kldragons.com) |
Indonesia 71 - Indrawan 12, Gunawan 10, Poedjakesuma 9, Prawiro 9, Prihantono 9, Faisal 7, Wuysang 7, Situmorang 4, Setepu 4, Dewanto 0, Chandra 0
Singapore 60 - Wong 11, Matialakin 11, Oh 10, Khoo 8, Folkoff 7, Koh M. 7, Lim 6, Fok 0, Ng 0, Wu 0, Koh K. 0, Goh 0
QS: 16-14, 31-34, 48-54, 71-60
- Indonesia looked outclassed for 3 periods, but they came alive in the final canto to thwart a game Singaporean side.
- The Indons capitalized on their steals to gain 29 more attempts at the basket, and consequently outscore the Singaporeans by 17 in the 4th quarter.
- Singapore was on its way to an upset of the hosts, but the Indon veterans mustered just enough grit to gain the upper hand.
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| Ponsianus Indrawan hit some big shots in the comeback win (image from nblindonesia.com) |
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| Pathman Matialakin was bright spot in the loss for the SIngaporeans (image from redsports.sg) |
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