SEASAC Girls Basketball @ RIS

Feb 1-3, 2013
Ruamrudee
International
School
It is with great pleasure that I welcome all participants and coaches to this
year’s SEASAC Girls Basketball Championships. Our entire school
community anticipates a great tournament and hopes that all involved
have an absolutely fantastic experience this weekend. We look
forward to well played, competitive games embracing the spirit of good
sportsmanship so essential to SEASAC. If you get a chance please take
the opportunity to tour our newly refurbished campus. We think that our
facilities are some of the finest in Bangkok and we are excited at
the opportunity to share them with the member schools of SEASAC.
Head of School
I would like to thank all involved for the enormous amount of effort
required to organize this prestigious event. I'm sure it will be a huge
success. Good luck and have a great weekend in Bangkok!
Dr. Peter M. Toscano
Best Wishes,
Peter...
Mr. Eric Monson
High School Principal
I would first like to welcome the players, coaches, and parents from all
thirteen SEASAC member schools. SEASAC tournaments are a great way to
close out a season and celebrate competition at a high level. Your
participation in this event is appreciated and I want to wish you all the best of
luck. Participation in extra-curricular activities and athletics has been proven
to be the best indicator of success later in life. Your participation, combined
with the rigorous course load taken by students at International schools, really
sets you apart from other students around the world. I would like to
congratulate you on your decision to take part in activities/athletics, your
dedication to your teammates and the sport of basketball, and your future
successes. You are already champions! As you compete against your
opponents, give it your best effort. Some will win and others will lose, but if
you compete with good character, demonstrating positive sportsmanship, and
giving 100%, you can walk off the court with your head held high. Take a
moment to Google THE MAN IN THE ARENA an excerpt from the speech
"Citizenship In A Republic" delivered at the Sorbonne, in Paris, France on 23
April, 1910 by President Theodore Roosevelt. Winning is really not the prize
in sport. How we competed and how we look back at our own performance is
really what matters in competition. We will get beat by teams better than us,
or beat teams of lesser ability. We measure success by the scoreboard, when
really we should measure success by giving our best to help our team achieve.
I hope you can look back after this SEASAC event and realize you have all
been successful contributors to your team’s success.
Gerry Steiert
Athletics Director
Welcome to the 2013 version of the SEASAC Girls Basketball
Championships. We have 12 teams ready to engage in 42 games so
we are guaranteed to witness some interesting match-ups.
Basketball is certainly one of my favorite sports and also one that I
have coached for many years so I am really looking forward to
catching as many games as possible. It is my sincere wish that you
are able to enjoy a wonderful experience here in Bangkok
throughout the duration of this year’s competition. In addition to
dedication, determination and desire I hope that students and
coaches will have some fun and enjoy the social aspect which is so
important. Big thanks to Joei my Athletics Assistant and to my
wife Beth for their countless hours preparing for this event.
Have fun and enjoy your weekend!
Important Phone Numbers
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Gerry Steiert Athletics Director
Joei Janjira Khaosa-ard
Prapote Unpudsa
Ruamrudee School
Seriruk Hospital
Nurse Porntip;
Nurses:
Airport Inquiries
66(0)81 4469 818
0818704482
Athletics Assistant
0868790222
Facilities Coordinator
02 791 8900
02 918 9888
027918905 ext 244
0837776247; 0851605033; 0819897178; 0891110061
02 132 1888
Tournament Itinerary
 Thurs Jan 31st
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Teams arrive
Coaches meeting @ Grand Fourwings 8pm
 Friday Feb 1st
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7:30 Day 1 Tournament Opening Ceremony Teams in Uniform
7:35 Welcome to all teams by RIS Administration
8:00 Day 1 Begins
5:30 Day 1 Ends
Hotels in evening, teams at leisure
Saturday Feb 2nd
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Coaches Meeting Phoenix Hall if necessary
8:00 Day 2 Begins
5:30 Day 2 Ends
7:30 Dinner & SEASAC Presentations (Bangkok Patana School Conference Center)
Sunday Feb 3rd
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8:00 Coaches meeting if necessary
8:00 Finals Begin
12:30 Awards Presentation
1:00 Teams Depart for Airport
Teams arriving at Airport go to Meeting Point 3; See page 22 for Airport Map.
School
CDNIS
TTS
MKIS
UWC
Dover
GIS
KLASS
UWC E
ISY
BISJ
Flights Jan 31 – Feb 3
TG601 1325-1510
TG602 1840-2225
SQ971 1310-1435
SQ973 1830-200
FD 2914 1645
AK 1947 1620
TR 2112 1855
TR 2109 1810
AK1946 1440-1550
AK1947 1620-1935
AK1944 1425
AK1947 1620
TR 2108 1740
TR 2109 1810
8M 331 1815
8M 332 1920
GA 868 1255-1625
GA 869 1720-2055
GENERAL INFORMATION
FACILITIES
The tournament will be held in 2 locations on campus. Godbout Hall and Phoenix Gyms. Water will be
available throughout the tournament and we ask that you bring personalized re-fillable water bottles to
reduce waste.
SECURITY
Please be responsible for your valuables. See the Tournament Director if you need special assistance.
LUNCH
A buffet meal will be provided on both days from 11:00 to 2:00 near Phoenix Hall. There are several food
kiosks available selling drinks and food as well as a number of food stalls that will be set up.
COACHES HOSPITALITY
There will be 2 coach’s hospitality rooms available throughout the tournament. These will be located in
Godbout Hall & Phoenix. It will have a variety of complimentary food & beverage available throughout
the day. Coaches will eat lunch in the same venue as players.
MEDICAL TREATMENT
There will be nurses & ambulances available at all times. An adult from your school must be available to
accompany any of your players requiring treatment. Please ensure that the staff can provide all necessary
contact details and documents for insurance purposes and have the ability to cover any expenses
incurred. The Tournament Director must be notified of any athlete required to leave the campus for
treatment.
PRESENTATION DINNER
The SEASAC presentation dinner will take place at BPS on Saturday after the day 2 games. Depending on
their schedule students may need to shower at RIS prior to heading to the banquet at BPS. Please,
therefore, ensure that students have their change of clothes with them on Saturday. The requested dress
code is “smart casual”. This will involve a buffet dinner and the presentation of the awards. The Dinner
will take place in the Admin building which is located at the front of the school at BPS.
AWARDS
There will be trophies and medals for the champions and medals for runners-up and third place in the
tournament. A Sportsmanship Award may be awarded for both boys and girls teams. Team Captains from
each team will meet to discuss. MVP awards will be given to the best players of each team plus an extra 3
for the winners, 2 for the runners up and one for the third place team.
FORMAT
Two pools with subsequent play-offs. The top two from each pool will progress to the semi-finals and play
for the championship. 3rd from each pool will play off for 5th and 6th, 4th from each pool will play for 7th
and 8th, 5th from each pool will play off for 9th and 10th, 6th from each pool will play off for 11th and 12th.
Warm Up
Before each match, both teams will be given 5 minutes to warm up on the court together. The refs will
blow the whistle to indicate the start of the 5 min warm up period. This will be strictly adhered to
throughout the tournament.
SEASAC Basketball Rules
Rules of Play
All F.I.B.A. rules and regulations are in force with the following SEASAC
variations:
1. Games will consist of 4 eight-minute quarters stop clock.
2. 24-sec shot clocks will be used with the new 14 second shot clock rules.
3. There will be 1 time out per quarter per team.
4. When a game is tied at the end of regulation time, there will be a two
minute break followed by a three minute over-time period beginning with a
jump ball. If the game is still tied after the over-time period, additional two
minute breaks and three minute over-time periods, (each ensuing three
minute period beginning with a jump-ball) will continue until there is a
clear winner.
5. The new FIBA lines will be used.
6. Number of Participants
Maximum of 12 players
2 coaches
7. Ball Used for Tournaments
Girls: Regulation Women's Ball size 6
8. Tournament Tie-Breakers
 Head to head competition result.
1. Defensive average against tied teams.
2. Defensive average against all teams.
3. Team with fewest technical fouls.
4. Once a tie break has resolved additional ties will be resolved in the
same format using the same sequence of procedures beginning with
the head to head result.
SEASAC Coach’s Code of Conduct
Each Coach Shall:
Abide by the content and intent of the SEASAC Constitution, Handbook,
Playing Regulations and Appendices and should accept and support the rules
governing the sport and those responsible for administering the rules.
Prepare participants with regard to the behavior expected of them at a SEASAC
event.
Cooperate with fellow coaches, tournament directors, officials and student
minor officials in the performance of their duties.
Exemplify ethical behaviors, including honesty, integrity, fair play and
sportsmanship.
Be generous in winning and graceful in losing.
Refrain from humiliating other teams either verbally or through results on the
playing surface - winning is desirable but to win at any cost defeats the purpose
of the game and is in conflict with the spirit of fellowship at SEASAC events.
Accept responsibility for the conduct of his/her athletes and discourage
inappropriate behavior in competition and while at or away from the sporting
venue.
Understand that obscenities, trash talk or other forms of verbal abuse from a
coach or player directed at coaches, officials, players or spectators are not
acceptable behaviors in SEASAC competition.
Keep his/her coaching function in proper personal and professional perspective.
SEASAC Girls Basketball Schedule February 1st – 3rd, 2013
Ruamrudee International School Bangkok
Pool A
UWC Dover (1)
CDNIS (4)
BPS (5)
MKIS (8)
GIS (9)
UWC East
Time
RD
Pool B
NIST (2)
TTS (3)
RIS (6)
ISY (7)
KLASS (10)
BISJ (12)
Phoenix 1
Phoenix 2
Godbout Hall
Friday Feb 1st
08:00
1
UWC D – UWC E
CDNIS – GIS
BPS – MKIS
09:30
2
NIST – BISJ
TTS – KLASS
RIS – ISY
11:00
3
UWC E – MKIS
GIS – UWC D
BPS – CDNIS
Lunch Break – 3 Point Shooting Contest
13:00
4
KLASS – NIST
BISJ – ISY
TTS – RIS
14:30
5
MKIS – GIS
BPS – UWC E
UWC D – CDNIS
16:00
6
ISY – KLASS
NIST – TTS
RIS – BISJ
Saturday Feb 2nd
08:00
7
BPS – UWC D
CDNIS – MKIS
GIS – UWC E
09:30
8
KLASS – BISJ
ISY – TTS
RIS – NIST
11:00
9
UWC E – CDNIS
GIS – BPS
UWC D – MKIS
12:30
10
NIST – ISY
BISJ – TTS
KLASS – RIS
14:30
11
Lunch Break – Bump Contest
Semi-Finals
A6 – B5
A5 – B6
16:00
12
A3 – B4
A1 – B2
A4 - B3
A2 – B1
Sunday Feb 3rd
08:00
13
11th – 12th
7th – 8th
9:30
14
PLATE 5th – 6th
BRONZE 3rd – 4th
15
Championship Gold – Silver
BOWL 9th – 10th
11:00
Awards Presentations
United World College of South East Asia (UWC Dover)
Name
Nationality
Emma Fisher
Australian
Jenny Huzell
Swedish
LilianaCarrillo Barba
Mexican
LinneaAmaliaLavanaBorglin
Swedish
FelicitasFilsinger
German
RicardaFilsinger
German
Georgia Moody
Australian
MelleDumas
French
SaloniDayal
Indian
ShaynaSarin
Indian
Alexandra Fisher
Australian
Coach: Dale Fisher, Nestor David Jr.
Year
12
12
12
12
10
10
9
9
9
9
8
NIST International School Thailand (NIST)
Name
Nationality
Mymai Yuan
Taiwan
Ally (Alisara) Christensen
United States
Suranjni Sachathep
Thailand
Rosana Sirinarang
Thailand
Mon (Kamonluck) Pisitkasem
Thailand
Mayuko Kanno
Japan
Julie Ombregt
Belgium
Victoria Dubois
France
Aya Haneda
Japan
Fallon Parfaite
United States
Ann (Anchilee) Scott-Kemmis
Australia
Beaux (Pritcia)Wongwaisayawan
Thai
Coach: Ms. Brenda Manfredi, Ms. Jennilea Hortop
Year
13
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
13
10
9
13
Tanglin Trust School Singapore (TTS)
Name
Nationality
Laura Bossino
British
Holly Craig
British
Amelia Grosvenor
British
Simone Pang
Singaporean
Caitlin Raymond
British
MadelaineRaymond
Australian
Sophia Retief
British
Hayley Rowcliffe
British
Jordan Rowcliffe
British
Michaela Young
British
Coach: Maria Moylan, Lisa Raymond
Year
11
11
11
11
13
11
10
11
13
10
Canadian International School
Hong Kong (CDNIS)
Name
Nationality
Sandra Ho
Hong Kong
Nicole Leung
Hong Kong
Adrienne Lee
Canadian
Natalie Lau
Canadian
Kaitlyn Ho
Canadian
Rhoda Wong
Hong Kong
Tory Ho
Canadian
Jennifer Liu
Hong Kong
Adelaide Hargreaves
Australian
Ingrid Ip
British
Laris Li
Australian
Coach: John Flanagan, Chris Coates
Year
12
10
12
11
11
11
11
10
11
12
12
Bangkok Patana School Thailand (BPS)
Name
Nationality
Josephine Bazambanza
British
Wan Lin Chang
Taiwanese
Pemika Chirakiti
Thai
Taise Ferrao
Mozambican
Nancy Italiya
Indian
Smita Kanjanapas
Thai
Wen Mun Lee
Singaporean
Rose Mangila
Papua New Guinean
Serri Matula
Australian
Eshana Pussegoda
Australian
Porntida Thitaparun
Thai
Prae Weissman
American/Thai
Coach: Khun Lee, Mike Balo
Year
12
11
9
12
11
11
12
13
8
10
10
10
Ruamrudee International School Thailand (RIS)
Name
Nicharee (Nid) Thamsirtsup
Lalin (Gina) Sathirakorn
Satida (Amy) Sirison
Waralee (Mook) Kaewkoon
Oranicha (Natty) Jumreonwong
Varuni Kaensacha
Viranpat (Fair) Jiratipayabood
Ploypailin (Jasmin) Ryback
Thanaporn (Aim) Kusomrosananan
Yui Yamaguchi
Apissayakon (Daya) Yamamoto
Nannaphat (Eye) Sirison
Coach: Charoen Saendej
Nationality
Thai
Thai
Thai
Thai
Thai
Thai
Thai
American/Thai
Thai
Japan
Thai/Japanese
Thai
Year
12
12
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
10
9
9
International School Yangon (ISY)
Name
Nationality
Year
Federica Mariani
Rhiannonn Reese
Fiona Tun
Italian
American
Singaporean
12
12
12
Rachel Chin
Burmese
11
Dimple Phyu
Burmese
10
Carrie Shen
Heewon Yun
Yumiko Murai
Michiko Takehara
Deepika Grover
Hillary Eain
Burmese
Korean
Japanese
Japanese
Indian
Burmese
10
09
09
09
09
09
Nadia Htoon
Burmese
Coach: Tom Just, Caitlin Tegenfeldt
09
Mont Kiara International School Malaysia (MKIS)
Name
Nationality
Lauren Brown
USA
Sian Parker
USA
YassnaJahedmanesh
Germany
Alyssa Paz
USA
KushvaSekaran
Malaysia
GaEunSuh
Korea
Ashleigh Walwyn
Britain
SofeaZukarnain
Malaysia
SufiahAzahar
Malaysia
LovishSekaran
Malaysia
Lauren Gerberding
USA
Natasha Jordan
USA
Coach: Jenn Collins, Lindsay Mountain
Year
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
8
8
Garden International School (GIS)
Name
Nationality
Molly Smith
Australian
Nicole Tan Zhi Fei
Malaysian
Jojo Chiu-Yin Lu
Australian
Molly Batrouney
Australian
Sung A Lee
Republic of Korea
Sarah Chol
Malaysian
Clarissa Wang
Singaporean
Su Yen Liew
Malaysian
Sarah Comber
UK
Coach: Mark Springall, Emma McGlinchey
The Alice Smith School Malaysia (KLASS)
Name
Nationality
Melissa Sargeant
Malaysia
Lorna Thornton
UK
Emily Rose Scanlon
UK
Chelsea Lahra
Australia
Laura Natalia Garcia Lepeda
Colombia
Chloe Nicole Macklay
Australia
EvieHutt
UK
Lena Fricker
Malaysia
Coach: Samantha Malone, SandieLahra
Year
12
12
12
12
11
10
10
9
British International School Jakarta (BISJ)
Name
Nationality
Abbie Lyndaslowther
Aberdeen
Chelvi Dharmawangsa
Indonesian
Emily Claire Foster
Singapore
Emily Halim
Indonesian
Isabelle Sarwondo
Indonesian
Jodie Keng Weifong
Malaysian
Judith Istrawati Salim
Indonesian
Leilani Tiare Winchcombe
Papua New Guinea
Natasha Johannes
Indonesian
Sarina Isabel SantiagoIndonesian Filipino
Shakilla Rahmah Faul
Tangerang
Tara Widyadari Laksmono
Riverside
Coach: Laura Ann Leeks, Katie Louise Evans
United World College of South East Asia
(UWC East)
Name
Nationality
Manisha Alex
India
Jia Wei Lian
Malaysia
Julia Sintari
Indonesia
Onkham Banyadith
Lao People's Dem. Rep.
Kathryn Huang
Taiwan
Khaing Yu Kay
Myanmar
Madeleine Mak
Singapore
Alexis Ocampo
Philippines
Alyson Tin Ng Koy
United States
Simran Sohal
India
Vanessa Toh
Singapore
Nadja Zimmermann
Singapore
Coach: Daniel Bush, Wen Cheuk
Year
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
BKK Suvarnabhumi (pronounced Swanupon). Once you come through immigration, proceed straight
through until you see the signs for Gates/Doors to the outside. Turn right & head for our meeting
place which is very near Gate 3. We will have someone there waiting for you. KL teams landing at
Don Mueang it is much the same, proceed through immigration & someone will be there for you.
Participating Teams
United World College of South East Asia Dover Singapore
NIST International School Thailand Bangkok
Tanglin Trust School Singapore
Canadian International School Hong Kong
Bangkok Patana School Bangkok
Ruamrudee International School Bangkok
International School Yangon Myanmar
Mont Kiara International School Malaysia
Garden International School Malaysia
The Alice Smith School Malaysia
British International School Jakarta Indonesia
United World College of South East Asia East Singapore
Thank you to schools, participants and parents.
Administration, Officials, Assistants, Clinic & Nurses,
AV & Finance Departments, Students, Montri Transport Company,
Prayook Sports,
JJ Restaurant & RIS Food Services;
Khun “Gus” Anonth Collaco – RIS School Manager
Pimthip Wijarn, Suwanna Jaroensuk