PBA All-Star 2014 Game Results: Gilas Pilipinas wins
4/06/2014
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GARY DAVID
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GILAS PILIPINAS
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JAMES YAP
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JUSTIN MELTON
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MARK BARROCA
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PBA All-Star Weekend 2014 has already wrapped up earlier tonight, via a game between Gilas Pilipinas and the PBA All Stars.
Last year, their game ended in a 124-124 draw, but this 2014, Gilas Pilipinas was the clear winner, in full control of the game from start to finish. Final scores were 101-93, one of the lowest-scoring PBA all-star games, the lowest in 5 years.
QUARTER SCORES: 28-23, 49-42, 82-64, 101-93
Gary David, who contributed 15 points for Gilas Pilipinas, was named Most Valuable Player (MVP), taking home P30,000 cash prize.
Prior to the game, the two teams had a dance showdown, and declared winners were the PBA All Stars, beating Gilas Pilipinas (who did a very entertaining 'Whoops Kiri' dance number) for the prize of P30,000.
Other than David, Gilas Pilipinas players included Gabe Norwood, Jayson Castro, Marc Pingris, Jimmy Alapag, Junmar Fajardo, Jeff Chan, Larry Fonacier, Paul Lee, Jared Dillinger, Japeth Aguilar, Ranidel de Ocampo, Beau Belga and Marcus Douthit.
The PBA All Stars on one hand had James Yap, PJ Simon, Mark Barroca, Chris Ellis, Mac Baracael, Marco Lassiter, Greg Slaughter, Calvin Abueva, Joe Devance, Arwind Santos, KG Canaleta and Sonny Thoss.
As for the other events of the PBA All-Star Weekend, Mark Barroca won the Obstacle Challenge while Mark Macapagal was the 3-point shootout winner. The slamdunk contest was won by two players, Justin Melton and Rey Guevarra.
All the events were held at the Mall of Asia Arena, and aired by TV5.
Last year, their game ended in a 124-124 draw, but this 2014, Gilas Pilipinas was the clear winner, in full control of the game from start to finish. Final scores were 101-93, one of the lowest-scoring PBA all-star games, the lowest in 5 years.
credit to @MOAArena
QUARTER SCORES: 28-23, 49-42, 82-64, 101-93
Gary David, who contributed 15 points for Gilas Pilipinas, was named Most Valuable Player (MVP), taking home P30,000 cash prize.
Prior to the game, the two teams had a dance showdown, and declared winners were the PBA All Stars, beating Gilas Pilipinas (who did a very entertaining 'Whoops Kiri' dance number) for the prize of P30,000.
Other than David, Gilas Pilipinas players included Gabe Norwood, Jayson Castro, Marc Pingris, Jimmy Alapag, Junmar Fajardo, Jeff Chan, Larry Fonacier, Paul Lee, Jared Dillinger, Japeth Aguilar, Ranidel de Ocampo, Beau Belga and Marcus Douthit.
The PBA All Stars on one hand had James Yap, PJ Simon, Mark Barroca, Chris Ellis, Mac Baracael, Marco Lassiter, Greg Slaughter, Calvin Abueva, Joe Devance, Arwind Santos, KG Canaleta and Sonny Thoss.
As for the other events of the PBA All-Star Weekend, Mark Barroca won the Obstacle Challenge while Mark Macapagal was the 3-point shootout winner. The slamdunk contest was won by two players, Justin Melton and Rey Guevarra.
All the events were held at the Mall of Asia Arena, and aired by TV5.
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