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    Basketball was introduced to the Philippines in 1910 by Americans as a women's sport. The Philippines established dominance in Asian basketball from the 1910s-1950s, winning numerous gold medals. The Philippines made their Olympic debut in 1936 and placed fifth. The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) was formed in 1975 as the first professional basketball league in Asia. While Philippine basketball success waned in the 1960s, the national teams continued competitive play in international tournaments.

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    History of Basketball in The Philippines

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    Basketball was introduced to the Philippines in 1910 by Americans as a women's sport. The Philippines established dominance in Asian basketball from the 1910s-1950s, winning numerous gold medals. The Philippines made their Olympic debut in 1936 and placed fifth. The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) was formed in 1975 as the first professional basketball league in Asia. While Philippine basketball success waned in the 1960s, the national teams continued competitive play in international tournaments.

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    Basketball was introduced to the Philippines in 1910 by Americans as a women's sport. The Philippines established dominance in Asian basketball from the 1910s-1950s, winning numerous gold medals. The Philippines made their Olympic debut in 1936 and placed fifth. The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) was formed in 1975 as the first professional basketball league in Asia. While Philippine basketball success waned in the 1960s, the national teams continued competitive play in international tournaments.

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    SUMAYA, JOSE ENRICO M.

    BMLS 2-2

    HISTORY OF BASKETBALL IN THE PHILIPPINES


    1910
    - Basketball was first introduced to the Philippine public school system by the Americans as a women's
    sport.
    - The First Men’s National Basketball Team was organized.
    1911
    - Basketball was played in Interscholastic meets by women.
    1913
    - The first men's national team won the first Far Eastern Championship Games in 1913. In all but one of
    the ten editions of the games, the national team won the gold medal.
    1924
    - The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) of the Philippines was established. It included
    basketball as its main sport.
    1936
    - The Philippines became part of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) through the Basketball
    Association of the Philippines.
    - The Philippines made their debut in Olympic Basketball. They finished fifth, the best result of an Asian
    team in Olympic basketball history.
    - The first basketball stamp in the world was released by the country. 
    1938
    - The first commercial league, basketball tournament of the Manila Industrial and Commercial Athletic
    Association (MICAA) was established.
    1951
    - The Philippine Basketball Team won the gold medal in the 1951 Asian Games where the basketball
    was first played. They dominated the game until 1962.
    1954
    - In the 1954 FIBA World Championship the Philippines placed third, winning the bronze medal, the best
    performance by an Asian team in the World Championship.
    1960s
    - The first FIBA Asia Championship was won by the Philippines with Carlos Badion as the tournament's
    Most Valuable Player (MVP).
    - The Philippines won the right to host the third FIBA World Championship, but were suspended after
    then-President Diosdado Macapagal, refused to issue visas to players from communist countries
    (notably basketball powerhouse Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union).
    - The Philippines' dominance in sport waned after Carlos Loyzaga's retirement, and had performed
    poorly in the Olympic games where the national team was unable to break into top-10 positions.
    However, the country continued to play competitively in the Asian and World Championships.
    1975
    - The commercial league model pioneered by the MICAA continued with the Philippine Basketball
    Association (PBA) in 1975. 
    - The PBA is the first professional basketball league in Asia and the second oldest in the world after
    the NBA. The league's regulations are a hybrid of rules from FIBA and the NBA.
    1978
    - The Philippines hosted the FIBA World Championship, marking the first time that the international
    tournament was held in Asia.
    1981
    - The MICAA collapsed
    1983
    - The Philippine Amateur Basketball League (PABL) was founded in 1983. 
    - The Philippines was suspended by FIBA in 2005 due to a leadership crisis which affected the former
    national basketball association of the country - the Basketball Association of the Philippines.
    2007
    - The Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas became the newly-recognized national basketball body for the
    Philippines by FIBA.

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    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basketball_in_the_Philippines

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