19th Asian Games

Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium and Zhejiang University Zijingang Gymnasium
Hangzhou, China
September 26 to October 6, 2023
Champions

Philippines Record: 6-1

Game by Game Schedule and Results

Date          Opponents   Scores  W/L  Round
September 26  Bahrain      89-61   W   Preliminary Round Group C
September 28  Thailand     87-72   W   Preliminary Round Group C
September 30  Jordan       62-87   L   Preliminary Round Group C
October 2     Qatar        80-41   W   Qualification to Quarter Finals
October 3     I. R. Iran   84-83   W   Quarter Finals
October 4     China        77-76   W   Semi Finals
October 6     Jordan       70-60   W   Championship

Roster

No. Player
 3  Chris Newsome
 6  Kevin Alas
 9  Earl Scottie Thompson
10  Arvin Tolentino
12  Chris Ross
13  Marcio Lassiter
15  June Mar Fajardo
17  Jaymar C. J. Perez
18  Calvin Oftana
25  Japeth Aguilar
32  Justin Brownlee (Naturalized Player)
34  Angelo Kouame (Naturalized Player)

Team Manager: Alfrancis Chua
Deputy Team Manager: Willie Marcial
Head Coach: Tim Cone
Assistant Coaches: Richard del Rosario, Patrick Partosa, Josh Reyes, L. A. Tenorio, and Jong Uichico
Staff Member: Butch Antonio and Yvette Ruiz
Medical Personnel: Aaron Ang, Aspi Calagopi, and Nards Hugo
Utility Personnel: Rolly Arguelles and Junjun Atienza

Final Statistics

                                      2pt. FG      3pt. FG     FREE THROWS    REBOUNDS
Player                GP GS    MINS FGM FGA PCT. FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA  PCT. OFF DEF TOT AST STL BLK  PF  TO PTS AVG. HI
Justin Brownlee        7  7  195:01  34  68 .500  22  51 .431  31  38  .816  11  41  52  23  13   3  14  14 165 23.6 36
Jaymar C. J. Perez     7  0  139:13  22  50 .440   5  16 .313   5  11  .455   9  20  29  22   9   2  10  12  64  9.1 16
June Mar Fajardo       7  7  146:33  24  41 .585   0   0   -   15  16  .938  17  23  40  12   4   5  10  13  63  9.0 18
Earl Scottie Thompson  7  7  201:20  16  29 .552   5  16 .313  14  21  .667  16  31  47  24   8   2  16  13  61  8.7 13
Angelo Kouame          7  0  113:16  20  41 .488   0   1 .000  12  15  .800  26  17  43   3   9   9  13  10  52  7.4 15
Calvin Oftana          7  7  169:51   9  26 .346   9  28 .321   0   2  .000   8  16  24   9   5   0  17  11  45  6.4 11
Chris Newsome          7  6  119:24   6  16 .375   3   8 .375   8  11  .727   3  17  20  13   8   0  19   8  29  4.1 13
Japeth Aguilar         7  1   90:16  12  27 .444   0   2 .000   4   8  .500  10  13  23   4   4   5   6   6  28  4.0  9
Kevin Alas             6  0   62:34   6  12 .500   1   6 .167   5   5 1.000   2   6   8   4   2   1   7   6  20  3.3  8
Marcio Lassiter        5  0   49:56   2   6 .333   3  11 .273   0   0    -    1   2   3   7   0   0   7   2  13  2.6  8
Arvin Tolentino        5  0   40:18   0   2 .000   3  10 .300   0   0    -    1   6   7   3   2   3   4   3   9  1.8  6
Chris Ross             5  0   41:51   0   2 .000   0   1 .000   1   2  .500   1   5   6   2   2   0   7   5   1  0.2  1
Team                                                                         22  23  45                   4
TOTALS                 7    1400:00 154 329 .468  49 151 .325  94 128  .734 129 221 350 128  62  30 128 108 549 78.4 89
OPPONENTS              7    1400:00 102 235 .434  66 219 .301  78 123  .634 102 176 278 110  65  20 125 101 480 68.6 87

Participating Teams
Preliminary Round Groupings Group A
I. R. Iran
Kazakhstan
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates

Group B
China
Chinese Taipei
Hong Kong
Mongolia

Group C
Bahrain
Jordan
Philippines
Thailand

Group D
Indonesia
Japan
South Korea
Qatar

Final Standings 1. Philippines (6-1)
2. Jordan (5-1)
3. China (5-1)
4. Chinese Taipei (4-3)
5. I. R. Iran (5-1)
6. Saudi Arabia (4-3)
7. South Korea (4-3)
8. Japan (3-3)
9. Qatar (1-3)
10. Bahrain (1-3)
11. Kazakhstan (1-3)
12. Hong Kong (1-3)
13. United Arab Emirates (0-3)
14. Mongolia (0-3)
15. Indonesia (0-3)
16. Thailand (0-3)

Exhibition Games

Date          Opponents           Scores  W/L  Location
September 22  Changwon LG Sakers   86-81   W   Philsports Arena in Pasig City

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