Get ready for an action-packed week in sports as the 2025 Chengdu World Games kicks off alongside intense basketball and volleyball showdowns! From thrilling floorball matches and martial arts battles
Get ready for an action-packed week in sports as the 2025 Chengdu World Games kicks off alongside intense basketball and volleyball showdowns! From thrilling floorball matches and martial arts battles
Gilas Pilipinas’ poor form in the ongoing 2025 FIBA Asia Cup continued on Friday, August 8 (Philippine Standard Time), as they suffered an 86–94 loss to New Zealand in their
Gilas Pilipinas was unable to recover from their opening-day defeat, falling to New Zealand, 94-86, in the FIBA Asia Cup on Thursday (early Friday, Philippine time) at the King Abdullah
Gilas Pilipinas got off to a rough start after their 95-87 loss to Chinese Taipei in the FIBA Asia Cup 2025, held at King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, Saudi
Gilas Pilipinas started their 2025 FIBA Asia Cup campaign in the worst possible fashion, losing 95–87 to Chinese Taipei at the King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on
Gilas Pilipinas suffered a 95-87 upset loss to Chinese Taipei in their FIBA Asia Cup opener held at King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, early Wednesday morning (Manila time). Justin Brownlee paced Gilas Pilipinas with 19 points before fouling out with 4:29 left in the final quarter — a crucial blow that ultimately cemented the Filipinos' downfall. Goyang Sono Skygunners forward Kevin Quiambao provided quality minutes off the bench for Gilas in the second half, finishing with 17 points, four rebounds, and two assists. Gilas coach Tim Cone regarded KQ as the team’s highlight despite the loss. “As for Kevin, he played very, very well. He was definitely the highlight of our team tonight,” said Cone. Quiambao carried Gilas in the early moments of the fourth quarter, scoring eight out of the team’s first 12 points. “He came out and played with a lot of energy, hitting some big shots for us. However, we still came up short,” Cone added. The two-time UAAP MVP finished the game shooting an efficient six of out 10 from the field in 16 minutes and 35 seconds of play, all in the second half. Dwight Ramos and Scottie Thompson also chipped in 16 points apiece in the losing effort. The defeat marked a stinging milestone for the Philippines, who have now suffered back-to-back losses to Chinese Taipei in FIBA play — a first in over ten years — with the previous one coming in a 91-84 loss during the Asia Cup Qualifiers last February 20. Chinese Taipei veteran Cheng Yin-Chun scorched Gilas with 34 points on six triples made, while naturalized player Brandon Gilbeck dropped 16 points in the win. “This loss is a major roadblock that we now have to overcome,” said Cone. As the Filipinos seek their first FIBA Asia Cup in 40 years. “But coming into this tournament, we truly believed we had a real chance to go far—no doubt about it. If that means coming from the loser’s bracket, then that’s what we’ll have to do.” He added. Gilas will look to bounce back from the opening loss against Oceania powerhouse New Zealand on Thursday, 11pm Philippine time.
Gilas Pilipinas’ final preparations for the upcoming 2025 FIBA Asia Cup ended in the best possible fashion after they defeated Jordan, 75–61, in their final tune-up game on Sunday, August
Gilas Pilipinas’ final preparations for the upcoming 2025 FIBA Asia Cup ended in the best possible fashion after they defeated Jordan, 75–61, in their final tune-up game on Sunday, August
Meralco Bolts coaching consultant Norman Black was recently appointed head coach of Gilas Pilipinas for the 2025 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Thailand, as regular national team head coach Tim
Philippine basketball star Rhenz Abando was conspicuously absent from Gilas Pilipinas’ training sessions in the country before the team traveled to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, for the upcoming 2025 FIBA Asia