A+ Gold/Silver Division Rules
A+ ASIAN SILVER COMPETITIVE DIVISION
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SATURDAY:
COOKIES POOL :
Game 1: Coast Tigers vs Everest Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 2: Everest vs Pacers Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 3: Coast Tigers vs. Pacers Box Scores & Game Summary
NUBBLET'S POOL:
Game 1: Menehunes A+ vs. Tigers X-Treme Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 2: Menehunes A+ vs. Arcadia Alumni Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 3: Arcadia Alumni vs Tigers X-Treme Box Scores & Game Summary
SUNDAY: COOKIE'S Pool vs NUBBLET's Pool
Game 4: Coast Tigers vs Arcadia Alumni Box Score & Game Summary
Game 5: Everest vs Tigers X-Treme Box Score & Game Summary
Game 6: Pacers vs Menehunes A+ Box Score & Game Summary
SATURDAY:
COOKIES POOL :
Game 1: Coast Tigers vs Everest Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 2: Everest vs Pacers Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 3: Coast Tigers vs. Pacers Box Scores & Game Summary
NUBBLET'S POOL:
Game 1: Menehunes A+ vs. Tigers X-Treme Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 2: Menehunes A+ vs. Arcadia Alumni Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 3: Arcadia Alumni vs Tigers X-Treme Box Scores & Game Summary
SUNDAY: COOKIE'S Pool vs NUBBLET's Pool
Game 4: Coast Tigers vs Arcadia Alumni Box Score & Game Summary
Game 5: Everest vs Tigers X-Treme Box Score & Game Summary
Game 6: Pacers vs Menehunes A+ Box Score & Game Summary
Coast Tigers is making there debut in this years Menehunes Invitational basketball tournament. They were once considered to be one of the upcoming Asian American basketball teams, however due to college they went there separate ways. However it seems like everyone is back to where they began and everyone is starting to pick up basketball once again. This team is very talented from there guards like Randy Lee and veteran Eric Nojima, to there combo guards/scorers Moses Lim and Samuel Thim. Coach Blake does a good job controlling these guys out there and they use the Nikkei Basketball Association (Mark Kimura's league) as a way to practice. They will be on of the exciting teams to watch in this year's tournament.
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COAST TIGERS
Johnathan Tessler - 6'1" - Chinese/American - #8 Moses Lim - 6'0" - Korean - #16 Randy Lee - 5'9" - Korean/Japanese - # 17 Kyle Crumley - 5'8" - Japanese/American - #20 Dennis Jeng - 5'5" - Chinese - #24 Kyle Wong - 5'10" - Chinese - #27 Tim Seargeant - 5'10" - Chinese/American Brian Lee - 5'8" - Chinese Eric Nojima - 5'8" - Japanese Samuel Thim - 6'0" - Chinese/American Coach Blake Lee |
PACERS Roster:
Lawrene Wang Wilson Leung Andrew Der Irvin Wu Brendon Huynh Jimmy Chou Tao Sung Kiet Phou (ADDED) Harrison Liang (ADDED) Cayton Wing Stephanie Wing Coach: Andy Wing Captain: Lawrence Wang & Brendon Huynh |
The Pacers make there 2nd appearance in the Menehunes Invitational. They are hoping to make a better statement in this years tournament. Last year they struggled a bit. But after a year of training and maturing, Coach Andy Wing has them competing at a higher level once again. They made a strong attempt in LVI last year falling in the Championship game. This year they are looking more matured, bigger, smarter, and ready to compete for the Menehunes Invitational Championship. They also added more depth to there roster with some veterans.
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EVEREST is making there debut in this years Menehunes Invitational. Lead by Steve Tran he brings in players with high basketball IQ's. Floor generals John Chow and Tri Hoang, they have many years of experience in competitive Asian American Tournaments. Everest won the A Division for Mofufus Tournament this past year in dominance fashion. Everest also plays in local leagues around the area. Everest also has really clever big men on this team as well that can control the boards and tempo of the game. Look out for there inside out play as well.
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EVEREST:
Tri Hoang - 5'8" - Chinese - #25 Jon Chow - 5'10" - Chinese - #45 Alex Lee - 6'2" - Chinese - #34 Kiet Huynh - 5'10" - Vietnamese - #21 Mike Chin - 5'9" - Chinese - #22 Sean Stroud - 5'10" - Japanese - #32 Davis To - 5'10" - Chinese - #32 Albert Diep - 5'10" - Chinese - #53 Johnny Hsu - 5'8" - Chinese - #23 Phillip Lai - Chinese (ADDED) Coach Steve Tran |
TIGERS X-TREME Roster:
Tyler Shimamoto - 5'10" - Japanese - #3 Jasper Hwang - 5'10" - Chinese - #20 Jeffery Madrigal - 6'0" - Latino/Chinese - #1 Adam Gupilan - 6'3" - Filipino - #30 Esai Orozco - 6'1" - Japanese/Latino - #24 Brandon Lee - 5'9" - Chinese - #0 Max Taw - 5'10" - Chinese Kevin Wang - 5'10" - Chinese Jordan Dang - 5'10" - Chinese Coach Amanda Gupilan Team Maneger: Ellen Shimamoto |
Tiger X-Treme is making there debut in this years Menehunes Invitational tournament. They are one of the younger teams, with a lot of youth and athleticism. They play in various tournaments, one being Tigers A+ Gold division. Team Manager Ellen Shimamoto does a great job keeping this team together, especially with there busy college schedules. If they stay together they will definitely be a team to reckon with once everyone reaches there prime age. Look out for this young and exciting bunch of guys out there!
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Arcadia Alumni is making there second appearance in the Menehunes Invitational. Arcadia Alumni played in various tournaments, VFW, LVI, Tigers, and plays in Mofufus leagues. They recently was 2nd place in the Tigers. Hon Trieu is the engine for this team while Big Ben Hwang controls the boards and dominates the paint. Look out for Paul Chen, Brandon Kwok, and Richard Tang shooting from behind the arc. Be on the lookout for "YU-insanity", will he be showing up to play of the weekend of the tournament? That could be a determinating factor of Arcadia Alumni success.
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Arcadia Alumni:
Richard Tang - 6'1" - Taiwanese Ben Hwang - 6'5" - Taiwanese Paul Chen - 5'10" - Taiwanese Hon Trieu - 5'9" - Chinese/Vietnamese Brandon Kwok - 6'0" - Chinese Sean Yu - 5'11" - Taiwanese - #7 |
Menehunes A+ Roster:
Ace Lee - 5'10" - Chinese - #20 Steven Yee - 5'8" - Chinese - #21 Terrence Lee - 5'10" - Chinese - #22 Justin Kwok - 6'2" - Chinese - # 23 Ryan Lee - 5'10" - Chinese - #3 Ray Hong - 5'6" - Korean - #5 Adam Wong - 5'7" - Chinese Victor Yen - 5'8" - Taiwanese - #81 Alex Koo - 6'0" - Chinese - #23 Allen Chen - 6'0 - Chinese - #1 |
The Menehunes is hoping to have a better show in this years tournament. They recently won the Nikkei Basketball Association Tournament in the Silver division. They came in 3rd place in the Tigers Tournament this past year. They are hoping to make a better statement in this years tournament. Menehunes are lead by veterans Ryan Lee and Ray Hong. They have outside shooting as well as an inside presence with the ultimate veteran Allen Chen. Justin Kwok will be the enforcer in the paint. They have an exciting back court as well with a lot of combo guards like Victor Yen. Lets hope Menehunes can have a better tournament than they did last year.
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Rowland Heights High School
Court 1 and Court 2 22000 S Otterbein Ave Rowland Heights, CA 91748 |
Best Fit Gym
900 Canada Ct Industry, CA 91748 |
- A+ Division, No current college playing players(should be in AA) or professional players allowed in A+ Division, or any skilled AA Caliber player should NOT be playing in A+. All Players must part Asian. To be considered Asian you must be born and is native from these countries: China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, and Vietnam. Or if you played in (NAU, Tigers Tournament, LVI Tournament) Or GRANDFATHERED in from playing in A Open Friendship division (Not higher than A+ skilled level, or has played in any NAU, VFW, MOFUFUS, ASIAN TOURNAMENTS, Tournament committee will determine that). Any exception will need to be approved by the Menehunes committee.
- NFHS Rules, CIF Officials will enforce them.
- All Captains must sign the teams waiver.
- SATURDAY: A+ Division Games: 2-20minute Semistop quarters(stop on free-throws), last 15 seconds stop time for the first half, and last 2 minutes of the game for the 4th quarter will be full-stop time. (Clock does not stop on made baskets) 35 second shot-clock will be enforced.
- For every overtime will be additional 2 minutes, stop on free throws only and every whistle in the last minute. (does not stop on made baskets). NO SUDDEN DEATH.
- Double Technical foul or ejection of the game, player will not be able to play the remainder of the game and will be asked to leave the gym. Player can play the next game but if he gets another technical foul then he will be disqualified for the rest of the tournament.
- Any protest has to be done prior to the game to the Menehune Basketball Committee. Once the game starts then the game will take place.
- SUNDAY: Championship games ONLY will be SEMI-STOP. Full stop time the last 15 seconds of the first 3 quarters, and the last 2 minutes of the game. (Stop on EVERY whistle) (Clock does not stop on made baskets), 35 second shot clock will be upon request.
- SUNDAY: 3rd Place and 5th Place games: A+ division: 2-20 minute halves. Running time and clock will stop on the last 15 seconds of the first half, and last 2 minutes of the games, 35 Second shot clock will be enforced.
- All fighting will lead to an automatic ejection of the game and tournament. (NO TOLLERANCE POLLICY, the officials should keep the game in control, so if there is a problem, please report it to the game officials)
- Grace period of 10 minutes for each team, and after that the opposing team will get a point for each minute that the opposing team will be waiting for. (Let’s not have a problem with this) For any reason you are running late please contact the tournament Manager.
- All protest must be made prior to the beginning of the game, once the ball is tossed the game must go on as is.
- Anyone under 18 years of age will need their parent to sign the waver form before they can play.