Southeast Asia Basketball Association

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The Southeast Asia Basketball Association (SEABA) is a subzone of FIBA Asia consisting of countries from Southeast Asia.

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[edit] Member Nations

  • Flag of Brunei Brunei
  • Flag of Cambodia Cambodia
  • Flag of Indonesia Indonesia
  • Flag of Laos Laos
  • Flag of Malaysia Malaysia
  • Flag of Burma Myanmar
  • Flag of the Philippines Philippines
  • Flag of Singapore Singapore
  • Flag of Thailand Thailand
  • Flag of Vietnam Vietnam

[edit] SEABA Championship

The SEABA Championship is a tournament between national teams. The winner goes to the FIBA Asia Championship.

Year Location Gold medalists Final score Silver medalists Bronze medalists Most Valuable Player
1994 Flag of Malaysia Segamat Flag of Malaysia Malaysia Flag of Thailand Thailand Flag of Indonesia Indonesia
1998 Flag of the Philippines Manila Flag of the Philippines Philippines 90-69 Flag of Thailand Thailand Flag of the Philippines Danny Ildefonso
1999 Flag of the Philippines Manila Flag of the Philippines Philippines 74-66 Flag of Singapore Singapore Flag of Indonesia Indonesia Flag of the Philippines Rommel Adducul
2001 Flag of the Philippines Manila Flag of the Philippines Philippines 90-73 Flag of Thailand Thailand Flag of Singapore Singapore Flag of the Philippines Chris Calaguio
2003 Flag of Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Flag of the Philippines Philippines 96-81 Flag of Malaysia Malaysia Flag of Indonesia Indonesia
2005* Flag of Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Flag of Malaysia Malaysia 98-47 Flag of Indonesia Indonesia Flag of Thailand Thailand
2007 Flag of Thailand Ratchaburi Flag of the Philippines Philippines † Flag of Indonesia Indonesia Flag of Malaysia Malaysia

* The Philippines was not able to participate in the 2005 tournament due to a FIBA-mandated suspension.
† A round-robin tournament was used, with the team with the best record winning the championship.

[edit] SEABA Champions Cup

The SEABA Champions Cup is a tournament among club teams. The winner goes to the FIBA Asia Champions Cup.

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Year Location Gold medalists Final score Silver medalists Bronze medalists Most Valuable Player
2000 Flag of Malaysia Johore Bahru Flag of the Philippines Belle Corporation 69-64 Flag of Indonesia Mahaka Saria Muda Flag of Malaysia Petronas Flag of the Philippines Rommel Adducul
2002 Flag of the Philippines Cebu City Flag of the Philippines Guardo Lhuillier 117-114 (OT) Flag of the Philippines Spring Cooking Oil Flag of Malaysia Petronas
2007 Flag of Indonesia Jakarta Flag of the Philippines Harbour Centre 85-67 Flag of Indonesia Satria Muda Britama Flag of Malaysia Petronas Flag of the Philippines Marvin Cruz
2008 Flag of Indonesia Jakarta Flag of Indonesia Satria Muda Britama No Finals game Flag of the Philippines Harbour Centre Flag of Malaysia NBL

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