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Шаблон:More citations needed Шаблон:Infobox sports season The 2019 Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3x3 season is the inaugural season of the Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3x3 basketball league.

Teams

12 teams, many of which are from the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League (MPBL), participated in the inaugural conference.[1][2][3]

For the Patriot's Cup, the second conference two foreign teams were invited to participate, VetHealth-Delhi 3BL from India and Moscow Inanomo from Russia. However Moscow will start playing in the second leg of the conference. The Thunder Pateros Hunters played in lieu of the Marikina Shoemasters in the first leg as a guest team.[4]

Teams can name up to six players in their rosters for each conference but can opt not to fill up all six slots right away. However they cannot replace any player.[5]

Team President's Patriot's Magiting
Bacoor Strikers Шаблон:Ya
Phenom-Basilan Steel Шаблон:Ya
1Bataan Risers / Wilkins Balanga Pure Шаблон:Ya Шаблон:Ya
Bicol Volcanoes Шаблон:Ya
Bulacan Kuyas Шаблон:Ya
Inoza-Gulf Supreme Bulacan Boosters Шаблон:Ya
Cebu-Max 4 Birada Шаблон:Ya Шаблон:Ya
VetHealth-Delhi 3BL (India) Шаблон:Ya
Marikina Shoemasters Шаблон:Ya Шаблон:Ya
Шаблон:Small
Mindoro Tamaraws Шаблон:Ya Шаблон:Ya
Moscow Inanomo (Russia) Шаблон:Ya
Шаблон:Small
Pasig Grindhouse Kings / Gold's Gym-Pasig King Шаблон:Ya Шаблон:Ya
Pasay Voyagers Шаблон:Ya
Southwestern University Cobras Шаблон:Ya
Thunder Pateros Hunters Шаблон:Ya
Шаблон:Small
Quezon City-Zark's Jawbreakers Шаблон:Ya
Tycoon-Quezon City Ballers Шаблон:Ya
San Juan-Go for Gold Knights Шаблон:Ya
Valenzuela Classic Шаблон:Ya
Vigan Wolves / MiGuard-Vigan Wolves Шаблон:Ya Шаблон:Ya
Zamboanga Valientes / Zamboanga Valientes MLV Шаблон:Ya Шаблон:Ya Шаблон:Ya

Pre-season events

Manok ng Bayan-SBP 3X3

Шаблон:Main The Manok ng Bayan-SBP 3X3, a basketball youth tournament for boys and girls was held in Cebu as the official kickoff event of the 2019 Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3x3 season. The event was an attempt to break the record for the biggest FIBA-sanctioned youth tournament by participants, as well as to accumulate FIBA Federation Ranking points for the Philippines in order for the country to gain enough points to qualify to send a team to the 3x3 event at the 2020 Summer Olympics.

2019 President's Cup

The President's Cup is the first conference of the Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3x3 season. The conference is exclusive to Filipinos and imports or foreigners are ineligible. However players of foreign descent who can prove their Filipino heritage are eligible to play.[2] The conference consisted of five legs each considered as a separate tournament. A sixth leg, the Grand Finals, was planned[5] but later scrapped.

The top placing team in the grand final qualifies for the FIBA 3x3 World Tour while the next top two teams gain a berth each at the inaugural Asia-Pacific Super Quest.[6]

Leg venues and winners

Leg Date[5] Venue[5] Final Winning players
Champions Score Runner-up
1 1st Tour February 16 SM Megamall
(Mandaluyong)
Bataan 19–18 Pasig Шаблон:Hlist
2 2nd Tour February 24 SM Megamall
(Mandaluyong)
Pasig 21–18 Bataan Шаблон:Hlist
3 3rd Tour March 1 SM Fairview
(Quezon City)
Bataan 21–19 Pasig Шаблон:Hlist
4 4th Tour March 9 SM Megamall
(Mandaluyong)
Pasig 14–12 Pasay Шаблон:Hlist
5 5th Tour March 31 SM Fairview
(Quezon City)
Pasig 14–12 Bataan Шаблон:Hlist

2019 Patriot's Cup

The Patriot's Cup (also known as 2019 Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3x3 Patriot's Cup presented by Coca-Cola for sponsorship reasons) is the second conference of the Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3x3 league. Unlike the President's Cup, the tournament as a reinforced conference allows each of the participating teams to field a single foreign import. The conference will feature at least five legs with a Super Quest tournament possibly to be held as the sixth leg. The conference is set to commence on June 16, 2019 with the first leg scheduled be held in Cebu.[7]

All of the twelve teams which played in the first conference will play in the Patriot's Cup with four or eight teams being considered to be allowed to make their debut in this conference. This includes two foreign teams each from Indonesia and Japan.[7]

Leg venues and winners

Leg Date[5] Venue[5] Final Winning players
Champions Score Runner-up
1 1st Tour June 16 SM Seaside City Cebu
(Cebu)
Gold's Gym-Pasig Kings
(Pasig)
21–15 Phenom Basilan CTC Construction
(Basilan)
Шаблон:Hlist
2 2nd Tour June 23 SM Fairview
(Quezon City)
VetHealth Delhi 3BL
(India)
21–20 Phenom Basilan CTC Construction
(Basilan)
Шаблон:Hlist
3 3rd Tour July 6 SM Muntinlupa Phenom Basilan CTC Construction
(Basilan)
21–16 Wilkins Balanga Pure
(Balanga)
Шаблон:Hlist
4 4th Tour July 13 SM Megamall Wilkins Balanga Pure
(Balanga)
21–17 Gold's Gym-Pasig Kings
(Pasig)
Шаблон:Hlist
5 5th Tour July 27 SM Megamall Phenom Basilan CTC Construction
(Basilan)
21–20 Wilkins Balanga Pure
(Balanga)
Шаблон:Hlist

2019 Magiting Cup

The Magiting Cup (also known as 2019 Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3x3 Magiting Cup presented by Coca-Cola for sponsorship reasons) is the third conference of the Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas 3x3 league.

Leg venues and winners

Leg Date[5] Venue[5] Final Winning players
Champions Score Runner-up
1 1st Tour September 1 SM City Clark
(Angeles, Pampanga)
Wilkins Balanga Pure
(Balanga)
21–20 Phenom Basilan CTC Construction
(Basilan)
Шаблон:Hlist
2 2nd Tour September 6 SM Fairview
(Quezon City)
Fyr Fyter Bacolod
(Bacolod)
21–19 Mindoro Tamaraws 7A
(Mindoro)
Шаблон:Hlist
3 3rd Tour September 10 SM BF Parañaque
(Parañaque)
Wilkins Balanga Pure
(Balanga)
21–20 Equalivet Pasig
(Pasig)
Шаблон:Hlist
4 4th Tour September 15 SM BF Parañaque
(Parañaque)
Equalivet Pasig
(Pasig)
21–18 Wilkins Balanga Pure
(Balanga)
Шаблон:Hlist
5 5th Tour September 20 SM Megamall
(Mandaluyong)
Wilkins Balanga Pure
(Balanga)
21–19 Equalivet Pasig
(Pasig)
Шаблон:Hlist

MelMac Cup

In addition to the three regular conference, Chooks-to-Go Pilipinas also organized the MelMac Cup. The MelMac Cup had two tournaments or "seasons", each with multiple legs. Wilkins Balanga Pure is the winner of Season 2 which ended on October 31, 2019.[8][9] Pasig was the winner of the first season which concluded on October 22, 2019.[10] The first season also featured a women's tournament which had Ever Bilena as winners.[11]

Notes

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References

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