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The Philippines continued its decades-long losing battle to South Korea in the Asian Games, this time reeling to a 91-82 defeat to bow out of the 2018 men’s basketball medal race Monday. After the Filipinos managed to keep up with their rivals for three quarters and even lead by eight, the South Koreans slowly pulled away midway the fourth quarter with the locals finally finding their killer touch from three. “I take responsibility for it (loss). We were in the game until the last 5-6 minutes,” said head coach Yeng Guiao after the game. “We were not just comfortable with the zone (defense).” The hastily-formed national team was even ahead 68-67 in the payoff period before South Korea, which only shot 35% from three, started breaking down the Filipinos with one triple after the other. A 13-4 run from the Koreans highlighted by three threes put them in the lead for good. The Filipinos dropped to the classification phase of the tournament, where they can get as high as fifth place, which will still be an improvement from their seventh-place finish in the 2014 Incheon Games. Jordan Clarkson kept the Philippines alive and wound up with 25 points including four triples, eight rebounds, and three assists. Christian Standhardinger added 16 points and nine rebounds for the Filipinos while Stanley Pringle had 14 points. The loss extended the Philippines’ misery against South Korea in the continental meet. The last time the Filipinos won over the Koreans was in the 1970 edition in Bangkok, Thailand. The Koreans, meanwhile, advanced for a shot at the medal against the quarterfinal winner between Iran and Japan. Naturalized center Ricardo Ratliffe, who played as an import in the PBA, unleashed 30 points and 14 rebounds for South Korea.
The Filipinos nearly slew the titan that is the Chinese basketball squad. But just how close were we? We examine the numbers and the odds that shaped Team Philippines’ 80-82 loss in the 2018 Asian Games on Tuesday night: 44 It's been more than four decades of years since the last time the Philippines defeated China in the men’s basketball tournament of the quadrennial meet. 4 Zhao Rui’s total points in China’s last-ditch effort to turn the tide — all coming from the charity stripe. Before that, the Chinese cager stripped away the ball leading to a foul that sent him to the first trip to the free throw line. 3 Three Filipino players reprised their double-digit scoring performances. Stanley Pringle reinforced the scoring effort, Christian Stanhardinger had steady hands anew, and Paul Lee—who was responsible for the game-tying triple in the payoff period, all breached the decade mark in points produced. 3 The Filipinos were actually in the driver’s seat in the final 72 seconds of play. The scoreboard read 80-78, with three comfortable points in favor of the Nationals. 3 The Chinese national squad stood at an average of 6’6”, three inches taller than our team’s collective ceiling at 6’3”. 2 Lee settled for a triple to take the lead in lemon time. Although it is worth noting that the gap between the Filipinos and the powerhouse Chinese only amounted to two points. 2 Before Lee’s Hail Mary three, Jordan Clarkson and Standhardinger both had clean looks to break the tie 80. 2 The Philippines, despite being on the back seat for over three quarters, managed to knot the game twice. Once at 55 and again at 80. 28 Clarkson, the NBA cager whose clearance came a bit late, had a team-best 28 points to keep the Chinese within striking range. All that despite having only… 6 …days to acclimate with coach Yeng Guiao’s schemes and tactics, and familiarize with his fellow Filipinos’ tendencies on the floor. 12 China beat us by a small margin in every possible statistical category. But the Filipinos actually forced the Chinese to commit more turnovers: 12 against their 11. 36 The Nationals are assured of a spot in the next round barring any major upset by the Kazakhs when they face the Chinese this Thursday. They need to beat the perennial powerhouse by 36 points to derail the Philippines’ campaign for a deep finish in the Asiad.
Powerhouse China turned back a pesky Philippine side, 82-80, in Group D play of the 2018 Asian Games men’s basketball tournament Tuesday night at the Gelora Bung Karno Basketball Hall, in Jakarta, Indonesia. The Chinese, who sat squarely on the driver seat for the first three quarters, leaned on Zhou Qi for a cushion against the hastily-assembled Filipino squad. But the Philippines, bolstered with National Basketball Association cager Jordan Clarkson, patiently chafed on the lead. The Filipino-American led a blistering outing in the second frame that saw the Nationals hold down perennial Asian Games hoops champions to just 16 points. With barely a week in training with his fellow Filipinos, Clarkson helped the squad tie the game at 55 in the third quarter. Stanley Pringle’s brilliant and equally blurry slashing play buoyed the team in the final frame. PBA rookie Christian Standhardinger added in the effort as the Filipinos took over the driver seat at the 3:09 mark via the Fil-German big man's free throw. Pringle, the top scorer in the win over Kazakhstan last Thursday, hiked the lead just as their assignments kept them within striking range, digging the team out of a what was once a 12-point rut. Zhou and Zhao Rui remained unfazed under pressure as they went on to help China knot the game anew — this time, at 80 and with just 46 ticks left on the clock. Zhao’s productive trip from the charity stripe gave China a two-point lead to enjoy as the game wound down. He accounted for four points in the crucial turnaround along with a momentum-swinging steal. Paul Lee, who made a couple of booming triples to help the momentum swing to the Filipinos’ favor had another clean look within the final six seconds of the game, but his shot was just too strong. The Filipinos, despite the loss, are assured of a berth in the next round of hostilities barring any major upset when China takes on Kazakhstan on Thursday. The Scores China - Zhou 25, Wang 13, Abudurexiti 12, Zhao 11, Ding 7, Sun 6, Liu 5, Fang 2, Dong 1 Philippines - Clarkson 28, Standhardinger 18, Pringle 14, Lee 10, Erram 6, Almazan 2, Belga 2, Norwood 0, Ahanmisi 0, Yap 0, Taulava 0 Quarter scores: 20-12, 36-31, 59-57, 82-80