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The '''Philippine Basketball Association''' ('''PBA''') is a professional basketball league in the Philippines composed of mostly company-branded franchised teams.
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The '''ePhilippine Basketball Association''' ('''ePBA''') is a professional basketball league in the Philippines composed of mostly company-branded franchised teams. '''Scorinator''' is a program that is used by the league administrators to simulate the results. The games are facilitated by Commissioner [[Boy Pick Up]] and Assistant Commissioner [[Vincenzo Roque]].
  
 
==Formation==
 
==Formation==
  
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==Teams==
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The '''ePhilippine Basketball Association''' was first suggested in the ePhilippine Forums by [[Boy Pick Up]] on March 2, 2013. [[Vincenzo Roque]] then studied how to use scorinators so that they could simulate the games. A lot of test runs of seasons were created and finally the ePhilippine Basketball Association was stable enough and can be introduced to the nation. <ref>[http://ephilippines.forummotion.com/t3190-ephilippine-basketball-association.] ''ePhilippine Basketball Association - ePhilippine Forum.'' '''[[Boy Pick Up]]'''. Published March 2, 2013. Retrieved March 24, 2013.</ref>
  
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Most franchises are owned by corporations. Other teams are sponsored by cities. They are not actually based on geographic locale, so they do not play in a ''home stadium''. The league rents the different stadiums in which the teams play.
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After almost two weeks of preparation, the league was introduced to the eWorld and was open for applications. Many suggested to use a fantasy sports league website but they insisted that the scorinator was the better choice to keep the league fast paced. The league published a sign-up article every two days until March 31, 2013. <ref>[http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-boom-ephilippine-basketball-association-2229166/1/20.] ''Pick Up Sticks.'' '''[[Boy Pick Up]]'''. Published March 15, 2013. Retrieved March 24, 2013.</ref>
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==Teams==
  
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A team's name can be divided in two similar ways. If a company name is used, it is often divided into two parts; the first is the product name, then a nickname - usually connected to the product. The other way is when a place is used. It is divided into two parts; the place, then a nickname.
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The teams in the league are owned by players who were approved by the Commissioner after they fill up the application form given by the league. Their team names have a variety, from brand names to cities and countries and to even colours, they used it. In that way, their teams showed uniqueness and so that they can be easily distinguished. <ref>[https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Yqy6GBgUtehkgGSxAeyb8jURJE_Py086WE7ugfI5iPU/viewform.] ''ePBA Manager Application.'' '''[[Boy Pick Up]]'''. Published March 15, 2013. Retrieved March 24, 2013.</ref>
  
 
===Current teams===
 
===Current teams===
  
 
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! style=background:navy colspan=6 | <small><span style="color:white;">Philippine Basketball Association Key Figures</span></small>
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==Game Venue==
 
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[[File:Araneta.jpg|thumb|right|280px|Smart Araneta Coliseum]][[File:Moaarena.jpg|thumb|right|280px|Mall of Asia Arena]]
 
  
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Majority of the games in the Philippine Basketball Association are held in either the '''Smart Araneta Coliseum''' in Quezon City and the '''Mall of Asia Arena''' in Pasay City. Alternate venues are used if both stadiums are occupied or for promotional purposes.
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Majority of the games in the Philippine Basketball Association are held in either the '''Smart Araneta Coliseum''' in Quezon City and the '''Eugene Bautista Memorial Stadium''' in Manila. Alternate venues are used if both stadiums are occupied or for promotional purposes.
  
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! style=background:navy colspan=3 | <small><span style="color:white;">Alternate Stadiums: Luzon and Palawan</span></small>
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! style="background:white; width:35%"  | <small>Venue</small>
 
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| align=center | <small>'''Amazing Grace School Gym'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''Araneta Coliseum'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Luzon|San Pedro, Laguna]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Luzon|Quezon City]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''Cuneta Astrodome'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''Eugene Bautista Memorial Stadium'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Luzon|Pasay City]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Luzon|Manila]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Monarchy of the Philippines|Royal House of Luzon]]'''</small>
 
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| align=center | <small>'''Ilocos Norte Centennial Arena'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''eUniversity of the Philippines Gym'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Luzon|Laoag, Ilocos Norte]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Luzon|Manila]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''Puerto Princesa Coliseum'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Palawan|Puerto Princesa, Palawan]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>It serves as a venue for promotional games of the league.</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''Ynares Center'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Luzon|Antipolo, Rizal]]'''</small>
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! style=background:navy colspan=3 | <small><span style="color:white;">Alternate Stadiums: Visayas and Mindanao</span></small>
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| align=center | <small>'''Hoops Dome'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''Kadayao Royal Coliseum'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Visayas|Lapu-Lapu, Cebu]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Palawan|Puerto Princesa]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Monarchy of the Philippines|Royal House of Palawan]]'''</small>
 
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| align=center | <small>'''Mindanao Civic Center'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''Von Bonoan Grand Coliseum'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Mindanao|Tubod, Lanao Del Norte]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Visayas|Cebu]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Monarchy of the Philippines|Royal House of Visayas]]'''</small>
 
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| align=center | <small>'''Xavier University Gym'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''Prince Terence I Arena'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Mindanao|Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Mindanao|Davao]]'''</small>
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| align=center | <small>'''[[Monarchy of the Philippines|Royal House of Mindanao]]'''</small>
 
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==International Promotion==
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==References==
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The Philippine Basketball Association has affiliates that promote the league internationally. They have currently reached [[Malaysia]] and have pending offers in the [[USA]], [[Turkey]] and [[Republic of Macedonia]].
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<small><references/></small>

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ePhilippine Basketball Association
Philippine Basketball Association.png
Commissioner: Boy Pick Up
Format: Sports League
Coutry of Origin: Icon-Philippines.png The Philippines
General Information
League Location: Philippines
Founder: Boy Pick Up
Management:

 · Ministry of Culture
 · Boy Pick Up
 · Vincenzo Roque

League Information
Number of Teams: 7
Duration: TBD
Most Titles: TBD
Recent Champions: Philippine Cup - TBD
Commissioner's Cup - TBD

The ePhilippine Basketball Association (ePBA) is a professional basketball league in the Philippines composed of mostly company-branded franchised teams. Scorinator is a program that is used by the league administrators to simulate the results. The games are facilitated by Commissioner Boy Pick Up and Assistant Commissioner Vincenzo Roque.

Formation

The ePhilippine Basketball Association was first suggested in the ePhilippine Forums by Boy Pick Up on March 2, 2013. Vincenzo Roque then studied how to use scorinators so that they could simulate the games. A lot of test runs of seasons were created and finally the ePhilippine Basketball Association was stable enough and can be introduced to the nation. [1]

After almost two weeks of preparation, the league was introduced to the eWorld and was open for applications. Many suggested to use a fantasy sports league website but they insisted that the scorinator was the better choice to keep the league fast paced. The league published a sign-up article every two days until March 31, 2013. [2]

Teams

The teams in the league are owned by players who were approved by the Commissioner after they fill up the application form given by the league. Their team names have a variety, from brand names to cities and countries and to even colours, they used it. In that way, their teams showed uniqueness and so that they can be easily distinguished. [3]

Current teams

ePhilippine Basketball Association Teams
Team Owner Color I Color II Joined PBA Titles Notes
Durex Philippine Eagle BaZ Grave Digger TBA TBA March 21, 2013 0 -
Jollibee Stingers Al Raposas         March 19, 2013 0 -
Malaysia Al-Mirsat RyuYuki TBA TBA March 17, 2013 0 -
Manila Rockets Warlie Zambales Diaz TBA TBA March 23, 2013 0 -
Petronas Cules Leo Syahmessi TBA TBA March 17, 2013 0 -
Red Guards Eldarion Sionnodel TBA TBA March 22, 2013 0 -
Red Horse Energy Kings Boy Pick Up         March 12, 2013 0 Association Owned Team


Key Figures

The Philippine Basketball Association is currently led by the Commissioner and Founder Boy Pick Up, together with the help of Vincenzo Roque, Assistant Commissioner of the league. Currently, the finances of the league are held by the President of the Philippines and the Minister of Finance.

ePhilippine Basketball Association Key Figures
Avatar Name Position
70px Boy Pick Up PBA Commissioner
Citizen2285968.jpg Vincenzo Roque PBA Assistant Commissioner
70px President of the Philippines Finance Director
70px Department of Finance Deputy Finance Director

Game Venue

Majority of the games in the Philippine Basketball Association are held in either the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City and the Eugene Bautista Memorial Stadium in Manila. Alternate venues are used if both stadiums are occupied or for promotional purposes.

ePhilippine Basketball Association Stadiums
Venue Location Owner
Araneta Coliseum Quezon City Philippine Basketball Association
Eugene Bautista Memorial Stadium Manila Royal House of Luzon
eUniversity of the Philippines Gym Manila eUniversity of the Philippines
Kadayao Royal Coliseum Puerto Princesa Royal House of Palawan
Von Bonoan Grand Coliseum Cebu Royal House of Visayas
Prince Terence I Arena Davao Royal House of Mindanao

References

  1. ↑ [1] ePhilippine Basketball Association - ePhilippine Forum. Boy Pick Up. Published March 2, 2013. Retrieved March 24, 2013.
  2. ↑ [2] Pick Up Sticks. Boy Pick Up. Published March 15, 2013. Retrieved March 24, 2013.
  3. ↑ [3] ePBA Manager Application. Boy Pick Up. Published March 15, 2013. Retrieved March 24, 2013.
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