PCCL-NCC 3×3: UV Bags Visayas Leg Crown

Chairman Rey Gamboa awards Cash prize to University of Visayas 3×3 Players. The university of Visayas will fly to MANILA on February 2018 for the NATION GRAND FINALS of the PCCL 3×3

Cebu City – The University of Visayas Green Lancers outlasted 10 other teams from Cebu, Bohol, Dumaguete and Roxas City to become the kings of 3-on-3 basketball in the recently concluded 2017 PCCL-National Collegiate Championship 3×3 Visayas leg at the University of San Carlos Gym.
UV players Jerome Napao, JosueSegumpan Jr., Jan MonicSoliva and Rey Anthony Suerte went undefeated in the elimination and playoff round before facing University of San Juan – RecoletosJarguars in the finals.
Segumpan carried the Green Lancers’ scoring load by scoring 24 points while Suerte added 13 points to pin down USJ-R, 47-43.

Jaybie Mantilla of the Jaguars had a commendable performance with 27 points as his team took home the 1st runner-up honors.
The University of Cebu Webmasters was given the 2nd runner-up position after placing above Philippine Maritime Institute – Bohol in the quotient system.
Other teams that participated in the tournament were the Don Bosco Technical College – Cebu, Hercore College, CESAFI- Southwestern College, Cebu Eastern College, University of Cebu, Salazar Institute of Technology and Foundation University of Dumaguete.

Post Event Highlights: MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi

Written by Kriza Cawan, MPES/ Founder Triple Threat Manila



“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite 2people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair. It is more powerful than government in breaking down racial barriers.” Nelson Mandela
The very words of Nelson Mandela summarizes “MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi” an official 3×3 FIBA-endorsed event, organized by Triple Threat Manila, which happened at the Cuneta Astrodome, Pasay City last November 6, 2017 attended by over 250 people; renowned musicians and bands from the music industry like South Border, Climax, Rocksteddy, Jason Fernandez, Aikee, Davey Langit, Nyoy Volante, The Juans and Mike Swift, spectators, and event partners, to help our brothers and sisters who are internally displaced rebuild Marawi through Alagang Kapatid Foundation.


MusiKARAMAY, founded by Stanley Seludo is a community of people in the music industry which aims to create a new league of real life superheroes by using their talents as musicians in bringing difference to people’s lives. MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi creates its mark by using the platform of sport to relive the spirit of modern “bayanihan”.  


The tip-off was graced by Danny Seigle, professional PBA player together with the founder of MusiKARAMAY to start the event. Additionally, Kriza Cawan, founder of Triple Threat Manila, the 3×3 Basketball specialist, expounds the benefit of having this event FIBA-endorsed would mean raising the Philippine Ranking on 3×3 World Map. It was followed by the welcome remarks of Paulo Legaspi, President and CEO of Healthwell Nutraceuticals Inc., one of the major partners to bring this event into fruition. He starts with admiring the cause, most especially believing on the people behind the event.  Menchie Silvestre also spoke about the partnership of MusiKARAMAY and Alagang Kapatid Foundation leading the crowd to unanimous solidarity chant of “Bangon Marawi”.


The teams who became part of this momentous event were:
Pool A: Escalera, Globe Musikaramay, MOF, and Radyo5,
Pool B: AOC/Philips, Cross, Globe Merchandising, and HSM
Pool C: Kosa, Mucho, SB and Three Deep
Pool D: Byaheng Langit, Globe Climax, Puwetmalu, and Suplados
Pool E: Kaloob, Nyoy Volante, Thunders, and Warner Brothers
Pool F: Ding Santos, Rocksteddy, Studio Z, and The Juans
Pool G: Office of Sen. Angara, PhilHealth, Royal MNL Athletics, and Royal MNL Fitness


The side events of the tournament brought the house down as Globe 3-point shoot-out and the Kambi Slam Dunk Contest powered by Wilson started.  The lowered-rim slam dunk edition being the highlight of the tournament was made more exciting being judged by icons in the basketball industry like Coach Pido Jarencio, former PBA professional player, Coach Richard del Rosario, assistant coach of Ginebra Kings, Mac Baracael and Bradwyn Guinto, professional players in the PBA.  


Jergen Millena bagged the Globe 3-point shoot-out title, meanwhile Roy Cayanan reigned as the Champion of Kambi Slam Dunk Contest.


During the Quarter Finals, Byaheng Langit and Warner battle to advance to compete Globe Musikaramay, meanwhile in SB and The Juans battle to advance against the winning team between Cross and Royal MNL Fitness. During the Semi-Final Round, Globe Musikaramay won over Warner Brothers allowing them to advance to Championship Match against Royal MNL Fitness who won against SB during Semi-Final Round.
Royal MNL Fitness dominated the 1st Musikaramay Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi Champion Title winning against 2nd Place Globe Musikaramay with the 3-point difference. On another side of the tournament, SB defeats Warner Brothers during the battle for 3rd place.


Stanley Seludo was awarded as Musician’s MVP garnering 24 points, 9 rebounds, and 1 assist. And the Tournament MVP title was brought home by Roy Cayanan finishing with astonishing 45 points, 15 rebounds and 1 assist.


One of the musician players, Matt Villanueva said “What I like most is that we helped our brothers and sisters in Marawi at the same time we did enjoy the camaraderie [among participants]”.


Additionally the event organizers would like to send their heartfelt gratitude and support to their partners for making the MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi a success, this event is co-presented by Globe, the office of Senator Angara,  thru the support of City Mayor Tony Calixto, Vice Mayor Boyet del Rosario, Congresswoman Emi-Calixto Rubiano, Councilor Ding Santos and the members of Sangguniang Panlunsod.


In partnership with, Royal MNL​, GlutaMAX​Men, Meister Philippines​, Philips Monitors​, AOC Monitor​, Rakista Radio​ and Philippine Health Insurance Corporation​


In cooperation with OPM – Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit​, AMP (Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino)​, TV5​, Radyo Singko, 92.3 News FM​, MYX Philippines​, InqPOP​, INQUIRER.net​, Philippine Star​, Manila Bulletin Sports​, Powcast.net​, Billboard Philippines​, Audiophile Components, PAGCOR​, Wilson Sports PH​, and Kambi Rallos​


Supported by Frappe La Rue Philippines, ​Converga Asia, Inc.​, STUDIO Z AUDIO PRODUCTIONS AND RECORDING STUDIOS​, Nice Day Coffee, Maynilad Water Services, Inc.​, Royal Thee Bed & Breakfast Thai and Filipino Cuisine​, Foldable Kahon by KahoniStan​, Starmobile​, The Beach Bar, Motech San Joaquin​, DWDD Katropa Radio​, GG Network​, HWM Philippines​, Speed Magazine, Techbeat Philippines, and Crib Audio Systems.


MusiKARAMAY aims to launch MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi, Season 2 few months from now.  “It will be a long rebuilding process for Marawi City, so we intend to raise more funds for them from here on and in the coming years”, Stanley Seludo said.

You may catch the post-event highlights here:

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Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para sa Marawi: Uniting Filipino through Music and Basketball to help rebuild Marawi.

The month of October marks the 4th year anniversary. Musikaramay or “musika na nakikiramay” is a community of people in the music industry wanting to be real-life superheroes through music.
Also known as “busking for a cause”, Musikaramay goes around the metro setting up in public places to play for their chosen beneficiary. In 4 years, they have raised funds for the ff:

• Yolanda Survivors in Palo, Leyte
• Rehabilition for Zamboanga Children
• SAF 44
• Kids with cancer at the National Children’s Hospital
• Raincoats, boots and umbrella donations to indigenous kids in Subic

As of the moment, we have 20 scholars at the Blessed Ville Special School in Cavite which came from donations during their performances in the streets of Manila.

In celebration, Musikaramay will be staging the Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para sa Marawi, a FIBA-endorsed Basketball League powered by Triple Threat Manila.

Nov 6, 2017, 8am to 6pm at the Cuneta Astrodome, 28 teams. 112 players. 7 hours of community basketball uniting different personalities from the music industry, will raise funds for our internally displaced brothers and sisters in Marawi through the help of Alagang Kapatid Foundation, Inc.

With the essence of “BAYANIHAN” coming to life again, Co-presented by Globe Telecom thru the support of City Mayor Tony Calixto, Vice Mayor Boyet Del Rosario, Congresswoman Emi Calixto Rubiano, Councilor Ding Santos and the members of Sangguniang Panlunsod and Office of Senator Sonny Angara.

In partnership with Royal MNL, GlutaMAX MEN, Meister Philippines, RAKISTA and Rakista Radio

In cooperation with OPM – Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit, AMP (Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino), TV5, Radyo Singko 92.3 News FM, MYX Philippines, INQUIRER.net, Inquirerpop, Philippine Star, Manila Bulletin Sports, Powcast.net, Philippine Health Insurance Corporation, Billboard Philippines and Kambi Rallos

Supported by Wilson Sports PH, Audiophile Components, Converga Asia, Inc., Frappe La Rue Philippines, STUDIO Z AUDIO PRODUCTIONS AND RECORDING STUDIOS, Nice Day Coffee, Maynilad, AOC, Royal Thee, Bed and Breakfast (Thai and Filipino Cuisine), Philips Monitors, and Foldable Kahon by KahoniStan

As these musicians have exemplified in their willingness to help by donating 1000php each, we too can make a difference in our society. Our own efforts will come a long way as long as our hearts are in the right place.

We would like to invite you to come, watch and join the cause. Instead of the traditional ticket selling, you will make a difference by giving 50php donation fee, and 2 canned goods.

Let it be that Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para Sa Marawi unite more Filipinos to help rebuild Marawi.

#Musikaramay3x3ParaSaMarawi
#FIBA3x3
#NewLeagueOfRealLifeSuperheroes

PCCL LAUNCHES NATIONAL 3×3 CHAMPIONSHIP

Philippine Collegiate Champions League (PCCL) starts the first school-based National 3×3 Basketball Championship with the Visayas Regional Games on November 11, 2017, to be held at University of San Carlos Gym. Cebu City.  Ten teams from Cebu, Bohol, Roxas City and Dumaguete City are participating in the competition. 
The winning school team of Visayas Regional games will earn a free trip to Manila with accommodation to compete in the National Grand Finals scheduled in February 2018.
PCCL National 3×3 Collegiate Championship has four other regional games to be held at Naga (for South Luzon/Bicol), Dagupan (for North/Central Luzon), Davao (for Mindanao) and National Capital Region (NCR). The Regional Winners will compete in the Grand National Finals for the title of National 3×3 Collegiate Champion at Manila on February 2018.
The students and the general public is invited to watch the games at USC gym on November 11 as part of PCCL objective of promoting public awareness of the  3×3 games. 

Free admission tickets may be obtained from Cebu participating teams. 

Lomé to host FIBA 3×3 Africa Cup 2017

LOME, Togo (FIBA 3×3 Africa Cup 2017) – The first-ever edition of the FIBA 3×3 Africa Cup will take place in Lomé, Togo on November 3-5 2017.
“We are proud and honored to become the first national federation to host the FIBA 3×3 Africa Cup”, Togo National Basketball Federation President André Goungou said.
“3×3 has become extremely popular in the country and we are confident that the local fans will come in numbers and create a special atmosphere for the delegations coming from all over the continent,” Goungou added.

22 teams (12 men’s and 10 women’s) from 12 different countries will compete in the covered outdoor venue of the Stade Omnisport Eyadema de Lomé.

“It is a great satisfaction for us to have the first edition of the FIBA 3×3 Africa Cup and to bring it to Togo,” FIBA First Vice-President and FIBA 3×3 Advisor Board Chairman Hamane Niang told FIBA.basketball.

“This is a formidable chance for the best teams in Africa to start preparing for the goal to play at the FIBA 3×3 World Cup and in just 3 years at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics,” Niang continued.

The 12 men’s teams have been seeded in 4 pools of 3 and the 10 women’s teams in 2 pools of 5 according to the FIBA 3×3 Federation Ranking.

In the men’s category, the top 2 teams from each pool will advance to the knock-out rounds, which start at the quarter-finals stage.

Egypt will be the team to beat in the men’s category since they’re the only African team to ever play at the FIBA 3×3 World Cup (3 appearances in 2012, 2016 and 2017).

In the women’s category, the top 2 teams from each pool will also make it to the knock-out rounds, but starting directly with the semi-finals.

Uganda will be the favorite in the women’s category after shining at the FIBA 3×3 World Cup 2014 and developing their young talents through their participation in the FIBA 3×3 Fast Track program.

A Shoot-Out Contest featuring 1 player from both men’s and women’s teams will also be organized besides the team event.

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ABOUT FIBA 3×3
Exciting, urban and innovative, 3×3 is inspired by several forms of streetball played worldwide and is considered the world’s number one urban team sport. Steered by FIBA, games see two teams of three players face off on a basketball half-court.
It was played successfully for the first time in international competition at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore and since then has benefited from the launch of a yearly city-based FIBA 3×3 World Tour (www.fiba.basketball/3x3worldtour) and national-team FIBA 3×3 World Cup.
On June 9 2017, 3×3 was addded to the Olympic Program, starting from the Tokyo 2020 Games.
Nike is FIBA 3×3’s Founding Partner.
FIBA 3×3 events are played on Sport Court’s floors with Schelde backstops and Magic Sky canopies, and benefit from Wilson’s innovative and specially-made ball for 3×3.

MONGOLIA’S MEN AND AUSTRALIA’S WOMEN WIN FIBA 3×3 ASIA CUP 2017

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FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2017 – Mongolia’s men and Australia’s women won gold in the second edition of the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2017 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia on October 29 2017.
In their 1st appearance at the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup, the Australian women left their mark as they went on an impressive 5-0 record at the Crocus Event Hall in the Mongolian capital.
16-year-old Isabell Bourne started her first game with only 1 point but from then on took off. She scored a total of 34 points throughout the tournament including 7 in a close semi-final match-up against China. The tournament MVP scored 8 in the final game and got a little help from Carlie Smith (7 points) for the win over Malaysia (21-15).
China secured bronze in a win over India 21-16 thanks to tournament top scorer Jinxian Wang. Wang joined Bourne and shoot-out contest winner and 3rd overall top scorer Fook Yee Yap (Malaysia) on the Team of the Tournament.
In the men’s category, the Mongolian hosts had a tough route to the final. In the semi-final that went to overtime, they beat an impressive Australian team who had made their way through the tournament from the Day 1 qualifying draw.
Mongolia met New Zealand in the final and turned on theatrics for the home crowd. The atmosphere was electric as the two teams remained within almost 2 points throughout the game. Mongolia pulled away in the final minutes and won 19-14, thanks to the play-making of MVP Dulguun Enkhbat and the scoring of Tsenguunbayar Gotov. New Zealand’s Alonzo Burton also made it to the Team of the Tournament.
For the bronze medal, Australia met a red-hot Anton Kotenko (Kazakhstan), who was a scoring machine with 47 total points. Australia took an early lead but Kotenko was not ready for the party to end. He brought Kazakhstan within striking distance. However, Lucas Parker combined with Owen Odgie to earn the bronze medal for Australia.
In the shoot-out contest, Yap won gold, Jiabin Zhang (China) took sliver and Zalina Kurazova (Kazakhstan) came in third.
Final standings of the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2017:
Men1.Mongolia 
2.New Zealand
3.Australia 
4.Kazakhstan 
5.China
6.Chinese Taipei
7.Kyrgyzstan
8.Japan
9.India
10. Qatar
11. Sri Lanka
12. Bahrain
13.Malaysia 
14. Lebanon 
15. Turkmenistan 
Women
1.Australia
2.Malaysia
3.China
4.India
5.Mongolia
6.New Zealand
7.Turkmenistan
8.Kazakhstan
9.Chinese Taipei
10.Kyrgyzstan
11. Sri Lanka
12. Qatar
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ABOUT FIBA 3×3Exciting, urban and innovative, 3×3 is inspired by several forms of streetball played worldwide and is considered the world’s number one urban team sport. Steered by FIBA, games see two teams of three players face off on a basketball half-court.
It was played successfully for the first time in international competition at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore and since then has benefited from the launch of a yearly city-based FIBA 3×3 World Tour (www.fiba.basketball/3x3worldtour) and national-team FIBA 3×3 World Cup.
On June 9 2017, 3×3 was addded to the Olympic Program, starting from the Tokyo 2020 Games.
Nike is FIBA 3×3’s Founding Partner.
FIBA 3×3 events are played on Sport Court’s floors with Schelde backstops and Magic Sky canopies, and benefit from Wilson’s innovative and specially-made ball for 3×3.
For further information about 3×3, visit fiba3x3.basketball, FIBA 3×3 accounts on FacebookInstagramTwitter and YouTube or contact 3×3@fiba.com.

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The winners of the 7 Masters and the best teams in the World Tour standings compete for a chance to be crowned FIBA 3×3 World Tour Champions

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The top 12 teams in the World Tour standings after the last Masters of the season will travel to Beijing

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What’s new about Philippine Collegiate Champions League (PCCL)? #3×3

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What's new about  Philippine Collegiate Champions League (PCCL)? #3x3


Philippine Collegiate Champions League (PCCL) was organized to broaden the sports program of schools particularly collegiate basketball by providing more competitive activities that would benefit student-player development. Participating school basketball teams in various leagues in the provinces were clamoring for nationwide school-based tournaments that will involve teams from leagues in other provinces and regions. 
To answer this need for more competitive exposure extending beyond the confines of local mother league competition to broader provincial and regional levels tournaments, PCCL organized and managed the National Collegiate Championship. This is a nationwide multi-level collegiate basketball competition that recognizes and rewards regional champions and ultimately the overall national champion that emerge during the games.
From the initial six leagues, there are now 35 leagues sending their best team to participate in the PCCL games. PCCL was able to expand its coverage by continuously touching base with active leagues all over the country and assisting them in improving the basketball programs of their respective member schools. 
Incentive prizes are awarded to teams that qualify to play in the regional championships and to teams that advance to compete in the National Championship games normally held in Manila. The team that wins the national title is engraved in the M. V. Pangilinan Perpetual Bronze Sculpture, “Abutin ang Tagumpay”, symbol of collegiate basketball supremacy, and the school keeps the sculpture until the next national champion emerges. The following teams are listed in the perpetual bronze sculpture: Far Eastern University, San Beda College, De La Salle University, University of Santo Tomas, San Sebastian College, Ateneo de Manila University and University of the East.
This year 2017, PCCL is expanding collegiate basketball competitions to include 3 on 3 basketball in addition to the regular National Collegiate (5-man team) Championship. This initiative supports the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP) program to promote and develop 3 on 3 basketball, the newly included game in the Olympics starting 2020. The PCCL National Collegiate 3 on 3 Basketball Championship is the first school-based nationwide multi-level competition that will determine the National Champion.
The 3 on 3 national championships will have five regional competitions involving a total of fifty (50) collegiate teams. The five regions are North/Central Luzon, South Luzon/Bicol, Visayas, Mindanao and National Capital Region. The regional champions shall advance to the Grand Finals and compete for the title of 3 on 3 national collegiate champion.  
Philippine Collegiate Champions League is a non-profit corporate entity and revenues PCCL realize from sponsorships are utilized to cover operational expenses involved in organizing and managing the nationwide tournaments. PCCL also assists deserving school teams by providing prizes in terms of transportation and accommodation subsidies, sports equipment and gift certificates for players and coaches.

In summary the objectives of PCCL are:
Provide broader competitive environment to enhance collegiate basketball skills;
Encourage teams and players to set higher goals other than just winning in their own league but also be able to win provincial, regional and ultimately national championship 
Recognize and reward outstanding performance and provide public exposure thru various media channels to deserving teams and players.