Support flowing in for BABL
Thursday, December 30, 2010
THE idea of setting up the Brunei Amateur Basketball League (BABL) has received plenty of positive response.
The Brunei Times reported on Tuesday that the BABL is in the works and is tentatively scheduled to begin in March next year.
The league, which is the first of its kind in the Sultanate, will be similar to the Asean Basketball League (ABL), and is open to any valid identity card holders in the country.
To spice things up and to make it more competitive, each team are allowed to field two international imports (without a valid Brunei IC), bounded by a contract.
Louise Wong, who is the organiser of the league, had said that the tournament will benefit the local cagers. Read More…
The Brunei Times reported on Tuesday that the BABL is in the works and is tentatively scheduled to begin in March next year.
The league, which is the first of its kind in the Sultanate, will be similar to the Asean Basketball League (ABL), and is open to any valid identity card holders in the country.
To spice things up and to make it more competitive, each team are allowed to field two international imports (without a valid Brunei IC), bounded by a contract.
Louise Wong, who is the organiser of the league, had said that the tournament will benefit the local cagers. Read More…
Source: The Brunei Times
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