"A" Open Friendship Division
CLICK ON LINK FOR BOX SCORES(URL) / Download GAME SUMMARIES (PDF):
SATURDAY GAMES:
WUCO's POOL:
GAME 1: MENEHUNES vs DIAMOND AVE Box Scores & Game Summary
GAME 2: DIAMOND AVE vs MOORS Box Scores & Game Summary
GAME 3: MENEHUNES vs MOORS Box Scores & Game Summary
BUDO's POOL:
Game 1: Jack3d vs SAHARA 4 CHRIST Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 2: SAHARA 4 CHRIST vs G-ROCK Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 3: Jack3D vs G-ROCK Box Scores & Game Summary
SUNDAY GAMES:
Game 4: DIAMOND AVE vs G-ROCK Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 5: MENEHUNES vs Jack3d Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 6: MOORS vs SAHARA 4 CHRIST Box Scores & Game Summary
SATURDAY GAMES:
WUCO's POOL:
GAME 1: MENEHUNES vs DIAMOND AVE Box Scores & Game Summary
GAME 2: DIAMOND AVE vs MOORS Box Scores & Game Summary
GAME 3: MENEHUNES vs MOORS Box Scores & Game Summary
BUDO's POOL:
Game 1: Jack3d vs SAHARA 4 CHRIST Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 2: SAHARA 4 CHRIST vs G-ROCK Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 3: Jack3D vs G-ROCK Box Scores & Game Summary
SUNDAY GAMES:
Game 4: DIAMOND AVE vs G-ROCK Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 5: MENEHUNES vs Jack3d Box Scores & Game Summary
Game 6: MOORS vs SAHARA 4 CHRIST Box Scores & Game Summary
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G-ROCK:
Guy Falk - 6' - Chinese - #37 Wesley Wong - 5'10" - Chinese - #34 Jeff Walksh - 6'4" - Irish - #22 Joe Trejo - 5'10" - Mexican - #24 David Wu - 6' - Chinese - #41 Danial Sung - 5'10" - Chinese - #33 Tag Falk - 5'3" - Chinese - #3 Brandon Falk - 4'8" - Chinese - #7 Brandon Nguyen - 5'10" Vietnamese - #44 Robert Lim - 5'10" - Filipino - #7 Andy Ho - 6'1" - Chinese #10 Coach Tasha Falk - 5'4" - Chinese - #23 |
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G-ROCK, formally known as "Dim Sum Lights" is making there second appearance in this years Menehunes Invitational basketball tournament. Coach Tasha Falk recruited some new players from last year as they look to improve there team every year. Brandon and Tag Falk have grown since last year and might make there debut. G-Rock has some athletic guys like Wesley Wong and some size with David Wu and Andy Ho. But lets see if Guy Falk can get his team up to par this tournament. He's been recovering from a few injuries lately. But with his soft shooting stroke and stunning shoes lets see what kickz he will bring out for this tournament?!
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Diamond Ave makes there debut in this years tournament with many years of experience. They play in Mofufus league on a regular basis. There leader Chris Oh is there main scoring threat. Johnathan Lee can also put up points in a hurry. Kevin Yin dominates the paint with his size. Team chemistry is vital in tournaments, and that they have! Keep an eye out for Diamond Ave as they try to make some noise in this years Menehunes Invitational Tournament.
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DIAMOND AVE:
Chris Oh - 5'7" - Korean - #1 Danieal Yoo - 6'2" - Korean - #10 Kyle Liu - 6'3" - Taiwanese - #9 Preston Kim - 5'10" - Caucasion/Korean - #6 Josh Pascual - 5'7" - Filipino Kevin Yin - 6'3" - Korean - #25 Alan Chang - 5'8" - Chinese - #13 Nathan Ton - 6' - Chinese - #5 Jacod Lee - 5'6" - Korean Johnathan Lee - 6'0" - Korean - #91 |
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Menehunes welcome "JACK3D" to this years Menehunes tournament. They are like what they sound, JACK3D! This is a younger and athletic team that is a force to reckon with. They are a newer team that is looking for more tournaments to take part in, and non better than the Menehunes Invitational. They are excited about there opportunity to prove what they are made of. Andrew Pak, the leader of this team will help get them going out there on the court. With there versatility they can go outside-in. They can also get the basket whenever the put there mind to it. They are another exciting team to watch!
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JACK3D Roster:
Ryan Tominaga - 5'7" - Japanese Justin Chang - 5'7" - Korean Raymond Kim - 5'7" - Korean Youngho Lee - 5'9" - Korean Joon Kim - 5'9" - Korean Jinwon Park - 5'10" - Korean John Kim - 6'0" - Korean Andrew Pak - 6'2" - Korean Joonmo Kim - 6'2" - Korean Paul Leaf - 6'2" - American |
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MOORS Roster:
Joshua Aguilera - 6'1" - Hispanic - #8 Matthew Bell - 6'1" - Puerto Rican Bryan Gonzalez - 6'3" - Hispanic Chris Acosta - 5'10" - African American Carlos Martinez - 5'10" - Hispanic Isaac Rodriguez - 5'7" - Hispanic Andrew Aguilar - 5'7" - Hispanic Skylar Aguilera - 6'1" - Hispanic Justin Juarez - 5'9" - Hispanic Matt Mata - 5'8" - Hispanic Jean Almeida - Hispanic (ADDED) COACH Louie Anaya |
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Another newcomer making there debut in this years tournament is team "MOORS". There main leader out there is captain Joshua Aguilera who is a double-double performer. Matthew Bell is another good roll player on this team. This is going to be an interesting team in this years tournament due not knowing much about them. But thats the best part about tournaments, they are full of surprises! Lets welcome MOORS into this years tournament! |
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Marc Sahara is one of those guys whether its at a park, league, fitness gym, or leagues, he is considered a legend! It shows by his recruiting abilities by adding LeBron James to his roster. Coach Lauren Sahara does a good job keeping him in check in life on and off the court. He surrounds his team with quickness, height, and youth. Look out for this team. He really lives his life by the Bible verse Philippians 4:13 "For I can do all things through God, who gives me the strength that I need." Amen Brother!
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SAHARA 4 CHRIST Roster:
Marc Sahara - 5'7" - Japanese - #3 Jason Palacios - 6'0" - Mexican Ben "DJ Walker Live" Walker - 5'11" - African American Ashlee "Boris Diaw" Wong - 5'10" - Chinese Fabian Cabral - 5'10" - Filipino Moses Mo Kim - 6'0" - Korean Andrew Der - 5'5" - Chinese Juan Huizar - 5'10" - Mexican Mike Chan - 5'8" -Japanese/Chinese Lebron "King" James - 6'8" - African American - #6 Coach Lauren Sahara |
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Menehunes Masters:
Micheal Williams - 5'7" - African American David Plogg - 6'1" - Caucasion Johnny Chen - 6'0" - Chinese Justin Tsai - 5'8" - Chinese Ron Ninofranco - 5'6" - Filipino Curtis Tan - 5'8" - Chinese Danny Wu - 5'10" - Chinese Nick Wong - 5'7" - Chinese Danny Chu - 6'0" - Chinese Jefferson Cheng - 5'11" - Taiwanese |
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Menehunes Masters just recently came off winning the Nikkei Basketball Association silver division, on Micheal Williams game winning free throws. They were the runners up in last years A-Friendship division. As of late, its there defense that been keeping them in games. But lets see if they can hit shots this tournament. Who will step up for this team in this tournament? The Menehunes will do there part on bringing out the best of everyone. This is a very unselfish team that will sacrifice for one another. Let's see how focus they are in there own tournament.
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16273 Gale Ave Hacienda Heights, CA 91745 GATE CODE: #3728 |
Rowland Heights High School
Court 1 and Court 2 22000 S Otterbein Ave Rowland Heights, CA 91748 |
A-Friendship Open Division Tournament Rules:
- FRIENDSHIP DIVISION. AUTOMATIC Technical Foul for any unsportsmanlike conducts actions to an opponent.
- Friendship division was intended for friendly competition.
- Games will consist of: 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.
- Shot clock will be 35 seconds for men’s division upon request. Score keepers and reffs will need to verbally confirm that. If the score keeper doesn’t get confirmation then the shot clock will not be on.
- CIF Modified rules.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Anyone under 18 years of age will need their parent to sign the waver form before they can play.
- Play hard, be helpful, be respectful, meet new people, and have a fun time playing with people with the same passion as you do.
- Good luck!
