Toonami, television’s most exciting superhero channel, recently hosted the TOONAMI 3×3 HOOPS

Toonami is the ultimate home of the hero, featuring many top-rated action series such as Young Justice, Dragon Ball Z, Max Steel, Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Ben 10 Ultimate Alien.

SHOWDOWN, the ultimate basketball tournament last Saturday, July 13.at the Music Hall of SM Mall of Asia.IMG_2236 IMG_2248

The all-day, all-play tournament gathered together 35 teams from 12 Metro Manila schools that competed across three age divisions.

Winners for each division are as follows: Lourdes School of Mandaluyong defeated Don Bosco Makati with 11-7 points in Division 1; Claret School of Quezon City emerged victorious with a one-point lead against Pasig Catholic College, 9-8 in Division 2; and Colegio San Juan de Letran triumphed over Diliman Preparatory School 11-9 points in Division 3.

IMG_2215Other participating schools included Colegio San Agustin, Diliman Preparatory School, Don Bosco Technical Institute-Makati, Don Bosco Technical CollegePasig Catholic College, Philippine Christian University – Dasma, Sacred Heart Academy – Pasig, San Sebastian College and St. Mary’s College Quezon City.

IMG_2217Toonami takes pride in being the ultimate action destination, bringing the world’s greatest heroes together on-air, online and in gaming,” said Ben Adams, Regional Marketing Manager, Turner International Asia Pacific. “With the Toonami 3×3 Hoops Showdown, we’re taking it a step further by assembling the country’s up & coming basketball talents on one court to compete for the supreme title.”

Prior to the actual tournament, the Toonami 3×3 Hoops Showdown started off with an exclusive basketball clinic conducted by former UAAP basketball stars Simon Atkins (De La Salle University), Nico Salva and Greg Slaughter (Ateneo De Manila University). The special morning session was for the students of Sisters of Mary Boystown and Miriam College Southeast Asian Institute for the Deaf (SAID). 

Also present at the event was Angelus ‘Bogs’ Raymundo of the Philippine Basketball Association’s GlobalPort Batang Pier team, co-presented with Burlington.

For more information about Toonami 3×3 Hoops Showdown, follow Toonami Asia on Facebook (facebook.com/ToonamiAsia) and Twitter (@ToonamiAsia).

Division 1 - Lourdes School of Mandaluyong

Students from the Lourdes School of Mandaluyong were hailed as the basketball heroes of the first division during the Toonami 3×3 Hoops Showdown.

Division 2 - Claret School of Quezon City

Grabbing the top spot in the second division is Claret School of Quezon City with a one-point lead in the game versus Pasig Catholic College.

Division 3 - Colegio de San Juan de Letran

Colegio San Juan de Letran champions over other teams in the third division during

the Toonami 3×3 Hoops Showdown.

Toonami 3x3 Hoops Showdown Basketball Clinic

Photo shows students from Sisters of Mary Boystown and Miriam College Southeast Asian Institute for the Deaf together with Ben Adams, Regional Marketing Manager, Turner International Asia Pacific Ltd., former UAAP Players, Greg Slaughter, Nico Salva and Simon Atkins during the Toonami 3×3 Hoops Showdown Basketball Clinic.

Greg Slaughter

Smart Gilas’ Center Greg Slaughter coaches a student from Boystown during the basketball clinic.

Nico Salva

Ateneo de Manila University Blue Eagles’ Forward Nico Salva demonstrates the basics of proper basketball shooting to a student from SAID.

Toonami is available to Cignal (Channel 36) and to SKYCable subscribers (Channel 42).

Be the ultimate Toonami fan through Facebook (facebook.com/ToonamiAsia), Twitter (@ToonamiAsia) and YouTube (www.youtube.com/user/ToonamiAsia).

Toonami is operated and distributed in Asia by Turner Broadcasting System Asia Pacific, Inc., a Time Warner Company.

 

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