Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Tiebreaker Times

Basketball

Second generation cagers Duremdes, Laure headline U16 Gilas Youth pool


While Sandy Arespacochaga and his staff are hard at work as Gilas Pilipinas Under-19 Youth are set to compete in the FIBA World Cup, the next iteration of the youth team will take the spotlight in the upcoming weeks.

The Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas unveiled the 22-man pool that is set to compete in the 2019 FIBA Under-16 Asian Championship.

The qualifiers are set to start next month, while the tournament proper is later this year in Beijing, China.

Headlining the squad are two second generation cagers and Nazareth School of National University standouts Kenji Duremdes (son of Kenneth) and Echo Laure (son of Eddie).

The other Bullpups in the pool are Kim Tamayo, Reinhard Jumanoy, and PJ Palacielo.

La Salle Green Hills have five Greenies in the pool – namely Seven Gagate, Ethan Alian, Manuel Pablo, Jan Macalalang, and Jesseray Arciaga.

Ateneo have four Blue Eaglets: Ian Espinosa, Lebron Lopez, Mason Amos, and Justin Diaz.

UP’s Jordi Gomez de Liano and Sean Torculas; San Beda’s Nicael Cabanero and Prince Alao; Letran’s JR Guevarra; FEU’s Luis Buenaventura and Kenshin Padrones; and Xavier’s Keith Wongchuking complete the pool.

Serving as Arespacochaga’s assistants in the under-16 team are Anton Altamirano and Goldwin Monteverde.

#ReadMore  NU seniors to take much-needed break before riding off to next destination
Written By


You May Also Like

2025 SEA Games

Gilas Pilipinas 3×3 will be fielding a strong women’s lineup in their quest to reclaim Southeast Asian Games gold. Coached by Anton Altamirano and...

Basketball

Terrence Fortea propelled the University of the Philippines to the UAAP Season 88 Men’s Basketball Finals with a go-ahead three-pointer in the final 48.5...

Basketball

De La Salle University forward Mason Amos made it clear: thoughts of revenge have no place in his mind. His driving force, he said,...

Basketball

Mason Amos returned far earlier than anyone expected — and in a game La Salle desperately needed him most. The De La Salle University...

Basketball

De La Salle University ended a three-game slump by out-executing University of the Philippines down the stretch, 87-82, to secure at least a playoff...

ADMU

Gerry Abadiano and Francis Nnoruka powered University of the Philippines to a 79-75 come-from-behind victory over Ateneo de Manila University, securing a twice-to-beat advantage...

AdU

University of the Philippines secured its spot in the UAAP Season 88 Men’s Basketball Final Four after escaping Adamson University, 70-65, on Sunday at...

Basketball

National University turned to a strong second half to frustrate University of the East, 83-74, and clinch the first twice-to-beat incentive for the UAAP...

Advertisement