Chen Hsin-an once again came through in clutch time, scoring 14 of his 27 points in the fourth quarter as Yulon rallied in the final six minutes to beat Dacin 92-88 in Game 1 of the SBL Finals.
PG Wang Chih-chun sparked an 18-8 run to close the third quarter and helped Dacin take a 68-64 lead into the final 10 minutes. Yulon didn’t panic. Chen Hsin-an knocked down two crucial three-pointers as Yulon regained the lead. Chen Chih-chun made both free-throws with 8.2 seconds remaining to make the final score.
Yulon had a sub-par game tonight. SG Chou Shih-yuan’s shot weren’t falling. Yulon’s switching man-to-man defense also had trouble countering Dacin’s motion offense, especially in the third quarter. When it switched to zone defense the result was even worse. There were “holes” everywhere.
But Dacin No.1 man Tien Lei again had foul trouble, committing his fourth fouls early in the fourth. Yulon took advantage in the final quarter, posting Tsun Wen-din against Tien whenever they had a chance.
Yulon led by as many as 12 points in the first half, but Dacin closed the first half with a 13-2 run.
Chang Chi-feng picked up the offensive void left by Tien Lei, who struggled with foul trouble and only had 15 points, almost seven points off his season average. Chang had his playoff career-high 34 points and took the primary responsibility of defending Chen Hsin-an.
Yulon 92-88 Dacin (Half 47-42)
Yulon: Chen Hsin-an 27p(9-24 FG), Tsun Wen-din 17p+14rb+5blk, Chen Chih-chun 22p(7-10 FG)+6a
Dacin: Chang Chi-feng 34p(13-22 FG), Wang Chih-chun 20p+6a, Tien Lei 15p(5-14 FG)+8rb
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Thursday, May 12, 2005
Monday, May 09, 2005
South Alabama head coach John Pelphrey to conduct coaching clinic in Taiwan
University of South Alabama men’s basketball head coach John Pelphrey and assistant coach Tom Ostrom will conduct a coaching clinic in Taiwan from May 10-12. The coaching staff was invited by the Chinese Taipei Basketball Association.
The primary purpose of the clinic is to provide Taiwanese coaches with a deeper understanding of the American style on the court, which will include full-court offense and various defensive strategies.
CTBA invited the University of South Alabama coaching staff with the help from Steve Chen, a former coach in Taiwan and current professor at the United States Sports Academy in Daphne, Alabama.
“We are looking for several different ways to continue this relationship between the University of South Alabama and the Chinese Taipei Basketball Association,” Chen said.
JOHN PELPHREY PROFILE
Age: 36
Birthdate: July 18, 1968
Height: 6-foot-7
Hometown: Paintsville, Ky.
College Playing Experience: Four years at the University of Kentucky (1989-1992)
Professional Playing Experience: Two years in France and Spain in 1992 and 1993
Coaching Experience: Head Coach – South Alabama (2003-present); Assistant Coach – Oklahoma State University (1993-94); Marshall University (1994-96); University of Florida (1996-2002).
Other things to note:
* He is one of 29 former Kentucky Wildcat players to have his jersey retired (#34)
* In 1987, Pelphrey was named Mr. Basketball for the state of Kentucky at Paintsville High School. Finished his prep career with 2,477 points and 1,316 rebounds
* In high school, he was a pitcher and a shortstop for the baseball team
* All-SEC first-team forward in 1991; second team by AP
* Played on 1992 Kentucky team that lost to Duke in the NCAA Elite Eight, a game that is considered one of the best games of all-time
* Started 90 of 114 games at Kentucky and finished his career with an 11.0 scoring average
Record at South Alabama
2002-2003 14-14
2003-2004 12-16
2004-2005 10-18
The primary purpose of the clinic is to provide Taiwanese coaches with a deeper understanding of the American style on the court, which will include full-court offense and various defensive strategies.
CTBA invited the University of South Alabama coaching staff with the help from Steve Chen, a former coach in Taiwan and current professor at the United States Sports Academy in Daphne, Alabama.
“We are looking for several different ways to continue this relationship between the University of South Alabama and the Chinese Taipei Basketball Association,” Chen said.
JOHN PELPHREY PROFILE
Age: 36
Birthdate: July 18, 1968
Height: 6-foot-7
Hometown: Paintsville, Ky.
College Playing Experience: Four years at the University of Kentucky (1989-1992)
Professional Playing Experience: Two years in France and Spain in 1992 and 1993
Coaching Experience: Head Coach – South Alabama (2003-present); Assistant Coach – Oklahoma State University (1993-94); Marshall University (1994-96); University of Florida (1996-2002).
Other things to note:
* He is one of 29 former Kentucky Wildcat players to have his jersey retired (#34)
* In 1987, Pelphrey was named Mr. Basketball for the state of Kentucky at Paintsville High School. Finished his prep career with 2,477 points and 1,316 rebounds
* In high school, he was a pitcher and a shortstop for the baseball team
* All-SEC first-team forward in 1991; second team by AP
* Played on 1992 Kentucky team that lost to Duke in the NCAA Elite Eight, a game that is considered one of the best games of all-time
* Started 90 of 114 games at Kentucky and finished his career with an 11.0 scoring average
Record at South Alabama
2002-2003 14-14
2003-2004 12-16
2004-2005 10-18
Sunday, May 08, 2005
Dacin beat VL in Game 3, advances to SBL Final
VL point guard Chen Huei had two crucial turnovers in the last two minutes and Dacin rookie Lin Yi-huei made a key basket down the stretch as Dacin edged VL 65-62 in the deciding Game 3 of the semifinal series and advanced to the Final, where they will face defending champ Yulon.
As both teams see-sawing the score all game, Dacin was clinging on a two-point lead with less than two minutes remaining and VL seemed to find its last momentum. But Chen Huei threw away a baseline inbound pass and an east pass that led to Dacin steal in the last two minutes.
Dacin rookie Lin Yi-huei made a basket that increased Dacin lead to 65-59. VL forward Lee Chi-yi's three-pointer once again cut the deficit down to three. But VL failed to get off the final three-point shot before the buzzer sounded. Dacin players and coaching staff stormed the court in celebration.
In the first half, VL F/C Lai Kuo-hong kept pounding the paint and scored at will against every Dacin defender, scoring 25 of VL's 34 first half points. Dacin changed its defensive assignment in the second half, sending smaller Chang Chi-feng to replace Tien Lei, Lee Fong-yong and Chen Tse-wei as Lai's primary defender. The change paid dividends as lai managed to score three more points in the last 20 minutes.
Tien Lei had 19 points and 14 rebounds to pace Dacin but also committed 8 turnovers, disappeared in the second half and fouled out in the last minute. Chang Chi-feng had 14 points. PG Wang Chih-chun had 13 and Lin Yi-huei had 10.
Lai Kuo-hong led VL with 28 points on 12-of-17 shooting. Lee Chi-yi collected 15 points and 5 rebounds. Yang Che-yi had 11. Chen Huei pulled down 11 rebounds and dished out two assists.
Once again, Videoland crashed out in the SBL semifinal. VL (then named BCC Mars) lost to Yulon 2-1 in the semi last season.
The Best-of-Five SBL Final starts on May 12th.
As both teams see-sawing the score all game, Dacin was clinging on a two-point lead with less than two minutes remaining and VL seemed to find its last momentum. But Chen Huei threw away a baseline inbound pass and an east pass that led to Dacin steal in the last two minutes.
Dacin rookie Lin Yi-huei made a basket that increased Dacin lead to 65-59. VL forward Lee Chi-yi's three-pointer once again cut the deficit down to three. But VL failed to get off the final three-point shot before the buzzer sounded. Dacin players and coaching staff stormed the court in celebration.
In the first half, VL F/C Lai Kuo-hong kept pounding the paint and scored at will against every Dacin defender, scoring 25 of VL's 34 first half points. Dacin changed its defensive assignment in the second half, sending smaller Chang Chi-feng to replace Tien Lei, Lee Fong-yong and Chen Tse-wei as Lai's primary defender. The change paid dividends as lai managed to score three more points in the last 20 minutes.
Tien Lei had 19 points and 14 rebounds to pace Dacin but also committed 8 turnovers, disappeared in the second half and fouled out in the last minute. Chang Chi-feng had 14 points. PG Wang Chih-chun had 13 and Lin Yi-huei had 10.
Lai Kuo-hong led VL with 28 points on 12-of-17 shooting. Lee Chi-yi collected 15 points and 5 rebounds. Yang Che-yi had 11. Chen Huei pulled down 11 rebounds and dished out two assists.
Once again, Videoland crashed out in the SBL semifinal. VL (then named BCC Mars) lost to Yulon 2-1 in the semi last season.
The Best-of-Five SBL Final starts on May 12th.
Saturday, May 07, 2005
Yulon eliminates TB ; Dacin ties VL 1-1
As expected, defending champion Yulon beat Taiwan Beer 94-77 to wrap up the semifinal series 2-0 and advance to the SBL Finals. Dacin edged Videoland 79-77 to tie the series 1-1. Dacin and VL will meet in the deciding Game 3 on Sunday.
Yulon showed everyone why it is looking for a second straight SBL title trophy, pulling away in the second half. Tsun Wen-din led with 23 points. Chen Hsin-an had 19 points and 11 rebounds. Chen Chih-chun taliied 18 points and 11 assists, both personal season-high. Chou Shih-yuan scored 17.
Lin Chi-jay, who had 29 points and 12 rebounds in the game, left the game after an eye injury with 8 minutes remaining and never play again.
In the second game, Videoland rallied in the fourth quarter which they outscored Dacin 23-13 to cut the deficit down to two points with less than a minute left. But Yang Che-yi missed an easy layup and Lin Jia-huang's potential game-winning three-pointer bounced off the rim at the buzzer.
Tien Lei, who played with four fouls starting in late third quarter, was still brilliant. Tien Lei had 26 points and 16 rebounds to lead four Dacin players in double-digit.
Dacin led by as many as 14 points.
Yulon 94-77 TB (Half 44-44)
Yulon: Tsun Wen-din 23p, Chen Hsin-an 19p+11rb, Chen Chih-chun 18p+11a, Chou Shih-yuan 17p
TB: Lin Chi-jay 29p+12rb, Ho Sho-jen 17p+9rb
Dacin 79-77 VL (Half 39-31)
Dacin: Tien Lei 26p+16rb, Wang Chih-chun 12p, Lee Fong-yong 12p, Chang Chi-feng 11p
VL: Lee Chi-yi 22p, Chen Huei 16p+10rb, Yang Che-yi 16p, Lin Jia-huang 10p
Yulon showed everyone why it is looking for a second straight SBL title trophy, pulling away in the second half. Tsun Wen-din led with 23 points. Chen Hsin-an had 19 points and 11 rebounds. Chen Chih-chun taliied 18 points and 11 assists, both personal season-high. Chou Shih-yuan scored 17.
Lin Chi-jay, who had 29 points and 12 rebounds in the game, left the game after an eye injury with 8 minutes remaining and never play again.
In the second game, Videoland rallied in the fourth quarter which they outscored Dacin 23-13 to cut the deficit down to two points with less than a minute left. But Yang Che-yi missed an easy layup and Lin Jia-huang's potential game-winning three-pointer bounced off the rim at the buzzer.
Tien Lei, who played with four fouls starting in late third quarter, was still brilliant. Tien Lei had 26 points and 16 rebounds to lead four Dacin players in double-digit.
Dacin led by as many as 14 points.
Yulon 94-77 TB (Half 44-44)
Yulon: Tsun Wen-din 23p, Chen Hsin-an 19p+11rb, Chen Chih-chun 18p+11a, Chou Shih-yuan 17p
TB: Lin Chi-jay 29p+12rb, Ho Sho-jen 17p+9rb
Dacin 79-77 VL (Half 39-31)
Dacin: Tien Lei 26p+16rb, Wang Chih-chun 12p, Lee Fong-yong 12p, Chang Chi-feng 11p
VL: Lee Chi-yi 22p, Chen Huei 16p+10rb, Yang Che-yi 16p, Lin Jia-huang 10p
Friday, May 06, 2005
SBL semifinal: Hunters' inside attack too much for Dacin
Videoland Hunters finally realize what their strength is. VL dominated inside for the whole 40 minutes and beat Dacin 102-97 in Game 1 of the SBL semifinal series. Hunters' inside advantage negated Tien Lei's SBL playoff-high and personal best 47 points.
Veteran Lai Kuo-hong tallied 29 points on 12 for 19 shooting and Lee Chi-yi had 22 points, making 14 of 15 free-throws. Videoland -- a team boasts bruising frontline with below-average speed -- decided to stay within their strength, with Lai Kuo-hong, Lee Chi-yi, Lin Shin-hwa and even poing guard Chen Huei posting down low whenever possible. Dacin's weak interior defense was obvious, as VL making 29 of 39 foul shots.
After a 50 all first half, VL pull ahead with a 31-18 third quarter. Lai Kuo-hong virtually beat every defender Dacin sent to cover him. VL led by as many as 16 points.
Dacin, which could only count on Tien Lei most of the game, rallied in the last quarter with a full-court press and cut the deficit down to single digit but that was the best they could do.
Tien was 17 for 28 from the field, including 8 for 14 from three, to go with 10 rebounds. Dacin made 15 of 18 free-throws and had three players fouling out.
Videoland 102-97 Dacin
VL: Lai Kuo-hong 29p(12-19 FG), Lee Chi-yi 22p+5rb, Yang Che-yi 13p
Dacin: Tien Lei 47p(8-14 3PT)+10rb+3s, Chang Chi-feng 23p
Veteran Lai Kuo-hong tallied 29 points on 12 for 19 shooting and Lee Chi-yi had 22 points, making 14 of 15 free-throws. Videoland -- a team boasts bruising frontline with below-average speed -- decided to stay within their strength, with Lai Kuo-hong, Lee Chi-yi, Lin Shin-hwa and even poing guard Chen Huei posting down low whenever possible. Dacin's weak interior defense was obvious, as VL making 29 of 39 foul shots.
After a 50 all first half, VL pull ahead with a 31-18 third quarter. Lai Kuo-hong virtually beat every defender Dacin sent to cover him. VL led by as many as 16 points.
Dacin, which could only count on Tien Lei most of the game, rallied in the last quarter with a full-court press and cut the deficit down to single digit but that was the best they could do.
Tien was 17 for 28 from the field, including 8 for 14 from three, to go with 10 rebounds. Dacin made 15 of 18 free-throws and had three players fouling out.
Videoland 102-97 Dacin
VL: Lai Kuo-hong 29p(12-19 FG), Lee Chi-yi 22p+5rb, Yang Che-yi 13p
Dacin: Tien Lei 47p(8-14 3PT)+10rb+3s, Chang Chi-feng 23p
Thursday, May 05, 2005
SBL Semifinal: Yulon takes 1-0 lead over Taiwan Beer
MVP-candidate Tsun Wen-din took advantage of Taiwan Beer's weak interior defense, collecting 18 points including 14 for 14 from the free-throw line and 12 rebounds, as defending champion Yulon routed Taiwan Beer 82-59 in Game 1 of the SBL semifnal.
Chen Hsin-an had 17 points and 8 rebounds, Chen Chih-chun had 12 points for the winner. Reigning SBL scoring leader Lin Chi-jay, who had 13 points, was the only TB player in double-figure.
In a game both team having a hard time finding basket, the final outcome was decided on the free-throw line, where Yulon made 24 of 28 free-throws and TB was only 7 of 15. Taiwan Beer was plagued by foul troubles throughout, with key players Ha Hsiao-yuan and Lin Chi-jay both fouling out with 8 minutes left in the game.
The officiating of two european referees, who were hired by CTBA to ref in the postseason and recommended by FIBA, deserved a thumb-up compliment. They took away the constant grabbing and holding which is common in Taiwanese players, and also paid close attention to the traveling violation.
Yulon 82-59 TB (half 43-36)
Yulon: Tsun Wen-din 18p(14-14 FT)+12rb+4a, Chen Hsin-an 17p+8rb, Chen Chih-chun 12p
TB: Lin Chi-jay 13p
* European Referees
Under CTBA's request, FIBA recommended three distinguished european referees to work the SBL playoffs. The refs are Ladislav Janac(Slovakia), Fedor Dmitriev(Belarus) and Regis Bardera(France).
* April MVP
Chen Hsin-an, who broke two SBL single-game record with 11 three-pointers and 52 points on April 16 vs. ETSN, was named Most Valuable Player for April. Chen led Yulon to a 7-1 record in the month and averaged 23.3 poiits and 5 rebounds.
Chen Hsin-an had 17 points and 8 rebounds, Chen Chih-chun had 12 points for the winner. Reigning SBL scoring leader Lin Chi-jay, who had 13 points, was the only TB player in double-figure.
In a game both team having a hard time finding basket, the final outcome was decided on the free-throw line, where Yulon made 24 of 28 free-throws and TB was only 7 of 15. Taiwan Beer was plagued by foul troubles throughout, with key players Ha Hsiao-yuan and Lin Chi-jay both fouling out with 8 minutes left in the game.
The officiating of two european referees, who were hired by CTBA to ref in the postseason and recommended by FIBA, deserved a thumb-up compliment. They took away the constant grabbing and holding which is common in Taiwanese players, and also paid close attention to the traveling violation.
Yulon 82-59 TB (half 43-36)
Yulon: Tsun Wen-din 18p(14-14 FT)+12rb+4a, Chen Hsin-an 17p+8rb, Chen Chih-chun 12p
TB: Lin Chi-jay 13p
* European Referees
Under CTBA's request, FIBA recommended three distinguished european referees to work the SBL playoffs. The refs are Ladislav Janac(Slovakia), Fedor Dmitriev(Belarus) and Regis Bardera(France).
* April MVP
Chen Hsin-an, who broke two SBL single-game record with 11 three-pointers and 52 points on April 16 vs. ETSN, was named Most Valuable Player for April. Chen led Yulon to a 7-1 record in the month and averaged 23.3 poiits and 5 rebounds.
Monday, May 02, 2005
Taiwan Beer makes playoffs on final day
Lin Chi-jay had 37 points and 13 rebounds as Taiwan Beer beat Sina 97-76 and clinched the final playoff seed on the final day of the regular season. TB and ETSN both finished 16-14 but TB advanced by a better head-to-head record(3W-2L).
With his 37-point output, Lin Chi-jay also repeated as SBL's leading scorer. Lin averaged 22.8 points per game over Dacin forward Tien Lei's 22.64 points. But Tien Lei also led the league in rebounding for the second year in a row, averaging 10.7 per game.
Yulon overcame an eight point halftime deficit and beat Videoland 90-82 in the final regular season game to finish 25-5. Videoland lost its fourth straight game and tied Dacin with 18-12, but VL will get the second seed because of a better head-to-head record vs. Dacin.(3W-2L)
TB 97-76 Sina
TB: Lin Chi-jay 37p(13-21 FG)+13rb+3blk, Ho Sho-jen 15p, Ha Hsiao-yuan 14p+9rb
Sina: Lo Shin-liang 16p, Kao Li-min 15p, Chen Shi-jay 12p
Yulon 90-82 Videoland(Halftime 33-41)
Yulon: Chen Hsin-an 20p, Lee Hsueh-lin 16p+6rb, Tsun Wen-din 10p+9rb, Chou Shih-yuan 12p
VL: Yang Che-yi 16p+7rb, Lee Chi-yi 14p+8rb, Lai Kuo-hong 14p, Lin Shin-hwa 10p
*Final standing:
1. Yulon 25-5
2. Videoland 18-12
3. Dacin 18-12
4. Taiwan Beer 16-14
5. ETSN 16-14
6. Bank of Taiwan 9-21
7. Sina 3-27
With his 37-point output, Lin Chi-jay also repeated as SBL's leading scorer. Lin averaged 22.8 points per game over Dacin forward Tien Lei's 22.64 points. But Tien Lei also led the league in rebounding for the second year in a row, averaging 10.7 per game.
Yulon overcame an eight point halftime deficit and beat Videoland 90-82 in the final regular season game to finish 25-5. Videoland lost its fourth straight game and tied Dacin with 18-12, but VL will get the second seed because of a better head-to-head record vs. Dacin.(3W-2L)
TB 97-76 Sina
TB: Lin Chi-jay 37p(13-21 FG)+13rb+3blk, Ho Sho-jen 15p, Ha Hsiao-yuan 14p+9rb
Sina: Lo Shin-liang 16p, Kao Li-min 15p, Chen Shi-jay 12p
Yulon 90-82 Videoland(Halftime 33-41)
Yulon: Chen Hsin-an 20p, Lee Hsueh-lin 16p+6rb, Tsun Wen-din 10p+9rb, Chou Shih-yuan 12p
VL: Yang Che-yi 16p+7rb, Lee Chi-yi 14p+8rb, Lai Kuo-hong 14p, Lin Shin-hwa 10p
*Final standing:
1. Yulon 25-5
2. Videoland 18-12
3. Dacin 18-12
4. Taiwan Beer 16-14
5. ETSN 16-14
6. Bank of Taiwan 9-21
7. Sina 3-27
SBL 2004-05 stats leaders
Rank, Player(Team), Games, Total, Average
Scoring
1 Lin Chi-jay (TB) 30 684 22.8
2 Tien Lei (Dacin) 30 679 22.63
3 Yang Yu-min (ETSN) 30 547 18.23
4 Yang Chin-min (BOT) 29 514 17.72
5 Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon) 30 524 17.47
6 Yang Che-yi (VL) 30 495 16.50
7 Ho Sho-jen (TB) 30 463 15.43
8 Lo Shin-liang (Sina) 25 385 15.40
9 Wu Dai-hao (ETSN) 28 401 14.32
10 Chang Chi-feng (Dacin) 30 429 14.30
#Chen Hsin-an of Yulon averaged 21.8 points in 10 games played.
Rebounding
1 Tien Lei (Dacin) 30 320 10.67
2 Tsun Wen-din (Yulon) 25 209 8.36
3 Wu Dai-hao (ETSN) 28 229 8.18
4 Lin Chi-jay (TB) 30 225 7.5
5 Cheng An-jay (BOT) 30 224 7.47
6 Liu Yi-hsiang (Sina) 16 117 7.31
7 Ha Hsiao-yuan (TB) 28 185 6.61
8 Lee Chi-yi (VL) 28 180 6.43
9 Ju Yong-hong (BOT) 28 177 6.32
10 Wu Jun-hsiung (ETSN) 29 176 6.07
# Lu Jia-hao of Sina averaged 6.38 rebounds in 8 games played.
Assists
1 Chen Huei (VL) 30 162 5.4
2 Chen Shih-nian (TB) 30 144 4.8
3 Wang Chih-chun (Dacin) 24 101 4.21
4 Chou Jun-san (ETSN) 30 115 3.83
5 Chen Chih-chun (Yulon) 30 111 3.7
Blocks
1 Tsun Wen-din (Yulon) 25 61 2.44
2 Tien Lei (Dacin) 30 66 2.2
3 Wu Dai-hao (ETSN) 28 48 1.71
4 Lee Chi-yi (VL) 28 41 1.46
5 Cheng An-jay (BOT) 30 31 1.03
Scoring
1 Lin Chi-jay (TB) 30 684 22.8
2 Tien Lei (Dacin) 30 679 22.63
3 Yang Yu-min (ETSN) 30 547 18.23
4 Yang Chin-min (BOT) 29 514 17.72
5 Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon) 30 524 17.47
6 Yang Che-yi (VL) 30 495 16.50
7 Ho Sho-jen (TB) 30 463 15.43
8 Lo Shin-liang (Sina) 25 385 15.40
9 Wu Dai-hao (ETSN) 28 401 14.32
10 Chang Chi-feng (Dacin) 30 429 14.30
#Chen Hsin-an of Yulon averaged 21.8 points in 10 games played.
Rebounding
1 Tien Lei (Dacin) 30 320 10.67
2 Tsun Wen-din (Yulon) 25 209 8.36
3 Wu Dai-hao (ETSN) 28 229 8.18
4 Lin Chi-jay (TB) 30 225 7.5
5 Cheng An-jay (BOT) 30 224 7.47
6 Liu Yi-hsiang (Sina) 16 117 7.31
7 Ha Hsiao-yuan (TB) 28 185 6.61
8 Lee Chi-yi (VL) 28 180 6.43
9 Ju Yong-hong (BOT) 28 177 6.32
10 Wu Jun-hsiung (ETSN) 29 176 6.07
# Lu Jia-hao of Sina averaged 6.38 rebounds in 8 games played.
Assists
1 Chen Huei (VL) 30 162 5.4
2 Chen Shih-nian (TB) 30 144 4.8
3 Wang Chih-chun (Dacin) 24 101 4.21
4 Chou Jun-san (ETSN) 30 115 3.83
5 Chen Chih-chun (Yulon) 30 111 3.7
Blocks
1 Tsun Wen-din (Yulon) 25 61 2.44
2 Tien Lei (Dacin) 30 66 2.2
3 Wu Dai-hao (ETSN) 28 48 1.71
4 Lee Chi-yi (VL) 28 41 1.46
5 Cheng An-jay (BOT) 30 31 1.03
SBL 2004-05 playoffs schedules
*Semifinals (Best-of-Three)
May 4, 19:00, (1)Yulon vs. (4)TB
May 5, 19:00, (2)VL vs. (3)Dacin
May 7, 17:00, (1)Yulon vs. (4)TB
May 7, 19:00, (2)VL vs. (3)Dacin
May 8, 17:00, (1)Yulon vs. (4)TB ...if necessary
May 8, 19:00, (2)VL vs. (3)Dacin ...if necessary
*Finals (Best-of-Five)
Game 1: May 12, 19:00
Game 2: May 14, 19:00
Game 3: May 15, 19:00
Game 4: May 17, 19:00 ...if necessary
Game 5: May 19, 19:00 ...if necessary
All games @ Taipei Physical Education College Gymnasium and broadcasted by ESPN
May 4, 19:00, (1)Yulon vs. (4)TB
May 5, 19:00, (2)VL vs. (3)Dacin
May 7, 17:00, (1)Yulon vs. (4)TB
May 7, 19:00, (2)VL vs. (3)Dacin
May 8, 17:00, (1)Yulon vs. (4)TB ...if necessary
May 8, 19:00, (2)VL vs. (3)Dacin ...if necessary
*Finals (Best-of-Five)
Game 1: May 12, 19:00
Game 2: May 14, 19:00
Game 3: May 15, 19:00
Game 4: May 17, 19:00 ...if necessary
Game 5: May 19, 19:00 ...if necessary
All games @ Taipei Physical Education College Gymnasium and broadcasted by ESPN
Asia-basket.com 2004-05 SBL Regular Season Awards
(Selected by Taiwanese correspondent Chris Wang)
Most Valuable Player: Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon)
SBL First Team
PF: Tien Lei (Dacin)
SF: Lin Chi-jay (TB)
C: Wu Dai-hao (ETSN)
SG: Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon)
PG: Chen Huei (VL)/Chou Jun-san(Sina) tied
SBL Second Team
PF: Lee Chi-yi (VL)
SF: Chen Hsin-an (Yulon)/Ho Sho-jen(TB) tied
C: Tsun Wen-din (Yulon)
SG: Yang Yu-min (ETSN)
PG: Wang Chih-chun (Dacin)
Coach of the Year: Lee Yun-kwang (Yulon)
Most Improved Player: Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon)
Defensive Player of the Year: Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon)
Rookie of the Year: Lin Yi-huei (Dacin)
Most Under-rated Player: Hsu Chi-chao (Dacin)
Most Valuable Player: Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon)
SBL First Team
PF: Tien Lei (Dacin)
SF: Lin Chi-jay (TB)
C: Wu Dai-hao (ETSN)
SG: Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon)
PG: Chen Huei (VL)/Chou Jun-san(Sina) tied
SBL Second Team
PF: Lee Chi-yi (VL)
SF: Chen Hsin-an (Yulon)/Ho Sho-jen(TB) tied
C: Tsun Wen-din (Yulon)
SG: Yang Yu-min (ETSN)
PG: Wang Chih-chun (Dacin)
Coach of the Year: Lee Yun-kwang (Yulon)
Most Improved Player: Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon)
Defensive Player of the Year: Chou Shih-yuan (Yulon)
Rookie of the Year: Lin Yi-huei (Dacin)
Most Under-rated Player: Hsu Chi-chao (Dacin)
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