2013 ABL season

August 2022 2013 ABL Regular Season ASEAN Basketball League Basketball 11 January 2013 – 19 May 2013 6 ABL season 2013 ABL Finals San Miguel Beermen Indonesia Warriors Asi Taulava (San Miguel) List of ABL seasons ABL 2012 ABL season 2012 2014 ABL season 2014 The 2013 ASEAN Basketball League Regular Season was the fourth season of competition of the ASEAN Basketball League (ABL) since its establishment. A total of six teams competed in the league. The regular season began on 11 January 2013 and ended on 19 May 2013. Two teams from the previous season, inaugural champions AirAsia Philippine Patriots and Bangkok Cobras did not return for the current season.http://www.aseanbasketballleague.com/news/detail/7098/asean-basketball-league-makes-big-announcements-ahead-of-the-2013-season ASEAN Basketball League Makes Big Announcements Ahead of the 2013 Season ASEAN Basketball League 23 November 2012 25 November 2012 https://web.archive.org/web/20121128043144/http://www.aseanbasketballleague.com/news/detail/7098/asean-basketball-league-makes-big-announcements-ahead-of-the-2013-season 28 November 2012 dead dmy-all Preseason July 2013 The ABL underwent contraction after it was announced that the Bangkok Cobras and the AirAsia Philippine Patriots would not be returning for the current season. The Brunei Barracudas, who were on leave for the 2012 season, were not announced to the list of active teams for 2013. A new format was announced for the regular season, where the teams will play each four times, twice at home and twice away, a deviation from the earlier seasons where teams played each other thrice. Also, the league added Hoops Fest to the regular season schedule. The mid-season tournament was played over two days and the two games played by each team counted towards their regular season records. The playoff format was also changed: both the semifinals and the finals will be best-of-five series, instead of best-of-three in the previous seasons (in the inaugural season, the finals was a best-of-five series). Arenas South China Sea right 240 Locations of the northern ABL teams. South China Sea 6 Red pog.svg 14.573 121.062 Beermen left South China Sea 6 Red pog.svg 1.300 103.874 Slingers right South China Sea 6 Red pog.svg 10.769 106.682 Heat right South China Sea 6 Red pog.svg 3.143 101.700 Dragons right South China Sea 6 Red pog.svg 13.765 100.550 Slammers right Indonesia right 240 Locations of the southern ABL teams. Indonesia 6 Red pog.svg -6.149 106.902 Warriors left Indonesia 6 Red pog.svg 1.300 103.874 Slingers right Indonesia 6 Red pog.svg 3.143 101.700 Dragons right Team Location Arena Head coachThailand Slammers Bangkok Nimibutr Stadium USA Joe BryantIndonesia Warriors North Jakarta The BritAma Arena USA John Todd PurvesSaigon Heat Ho Chi Minh City Tân Bình Stadium USA Jason RabedeauxSan Miguel Beermen Pasig Ynares Sports Arena PHI Leo AustriaSingapore Slingers Singapore Singapore Indoor Stadium SIN Neo Beng SiangWestports Malaysia Dragons Kuala Lumpur MABA Stadium PHI Ariel Vanguardia Standings TeamGPWLPCTGBPDPHI San Miguel Beermen 22 19 3 86 – 252 IDN Indonesia Warriors 22 16 6 73 3 149 MAS Westports Malaysia Dragons 22 12 10 57 7 59THA Thailand Slammers 22 8 14 36 11 −40 SIN Singapore Slingers 22 7 15 32 12 −175 VIE Saigon Heat 22 4 18 18 15 −243 #DDFFDD Qualified to the Playoffs 1px solid #AAAAAA #ffdddd Eliminated 1px solid #AAAAAA Results Score of the home team is listed first. In case where a game went into overtime, the number of asterisks denotes the number of overtime periods played. Results of the ABL Hoops Fest are not included in the tables. First and second round main BSR grey y STS IW SH SMB SIN WMD Thailand 74–90 75–77 73–77 65–62 83–91 Indonesia 69–60 83–74 53–64 61–48 68–67 Saigon 58–76 77–72 92–89 72–76 70–80 San Miguel 78–61 96–98 100–74 78–57 77–66 Singapore 56–50 57–69 80–69 55–66 68–67 Malaysia 65–77 72–79 75–64 82–76 75–56 complete Third and fourth round main BSR grey y STS IW SH SMB SIN WMD Thailand 74–83 71–63 70–78 56–62 68–63 Indonesia 83–72 82–68 52–57 64–39 85–86 Saigon 75–90 63–77 49–101 62–63 89–78 San Miguel 76–69 77–66 71–69 80–69 80–62 Singapore 49–73 53–63 91–77 61–68 72–82 Malaysia 83–66 80–79 93–84 104–107*** OT 93–63 complete ABL Hoops Fest The first ever ABL Hoops Fest, an annual mid-season showcase of the league, was added in the 2013 ABL season on 4 March 2013. All six teams will converge on a host city for the three-day contest, which will also include a slam dunk and three point shootout contest. The matchups are made via a random draw during the pre-season. Points obtained during Hoops Fest will count towards the teams’ total points for the regular season. Saigon, Vietnam was chosen as the host for the first edition of the competition, which was held 15 March 2013 to 17 March 2013.http://www.aseanbasketballleague.com/news/detail/7177/saigon-heat-play-hosts-for-abl-hoops-fest-2013 Saigon Heat Play Hosts for ABL Hoops Fest 2013 ASEAN Basketball League 4 March 2013 13 March 2013 https://web.archive.org/web/20130310072812/http://www.aseanbasketballleague.com/news/detail/7177/saigon-heat-play-hosts-for-abl-hoops-fest-2013 10 March 2013 dead #eee 15 March Tân Bình Stadium Indonesia Warriors |score1=74 Thailand Slammers 67 #fff 15 March Tân Bình Stadium Singapore Slingers 53 San Miguel Beermen |score2=73 #eee 15 March Tân Bình Stadium Westports Malaysia Dragons |score1=90 Saigon Heat 69 #fff 17 March Tân Bình Stadium Thailand Slammers |score1=58 Singapore Slingers 56 #eee 17 March Tân Bình Stadium San Miguel Beermen |score1=80 Saigon Heat 55 #fff 17 March Tân Bình Stadium Indonesia Warriors |score1=84 Westports Malaysia Dragons 67 Statistical leaders Category Player Team StatPoints per game Justin Howard Saigon Heat 20.43 Rebounds per game Rashad Jones-Jennings Singapore Slingers 15.14Assists per game Froilan Baguion Thailand Slammers 9.24Steals per game Chris Daniels Indonesia Warriors 2.73Blocks per game Christien Charles Thailand Slammers 4.11Turnovers per game Froilan Baguion Thailand Slammers 4.52FT% Loh Shee Fai Westports Malaysia Dragons 1.0003FG% Steven Thomas Indonesia Warriors 1.000 Source:https://aseanbasketballleague.com/ Asian Basketball | asian basketballleague.com ABL 23 February 2023 Playoffs 2013 ABL playoffs The 2013 ABL playoffs started on 23 May 2013 and concluded with the San Miguel Beermen sweeping the Indonesia Warriors in the 2013 ABL Finals to claim the team's first ever ABL title.http://www.aseanbasketballleague.com/news/detail/7314/airasia-2013-abl-finals-game-3-san-miguel-beermen-crowned-2013-abl-champions AirAsia 2013 ABL Finals Game 3: San Miguel Beermen Crowned 2013 ABL Champions 12 June 2013 aseanbasketballleague.com 15 June 2013 https://web.archive.org/web/20130615223516/http://www.aseanbasketballleague.com/news/detail/7314/airasia-2013-abl-finals-game-3-san-miguel-beermen-crowned-2013-abl-champions dead Bracket Semifinals The semi-finals is a best-of-five series, with the higher seeded team hosting Game 1 and 2, and 5, if necessary. 5 San Miguel Beermen PHI 3–1 Thailand Slammers THA 60–92 91–60 70–62 77–61 — Indonesia Warriors INA 3–0 Westports Malaysia Dragons MAS 72–63 77–65 81–64 — — Finals The Finals is a best-of-five series, with the higher seeded team hosting Game 1 and 2, and 5, if necessary. 5 Semi-final 1 winner Semi-final 2 winner San Miguel Beermen PHI 3–0 Indonesia Warriors INA 75–70 66–65 70–55 — — References External links Official website Category:2012–13 in Asian basketball leagues 2012-13 Category:2012–13 in Philippine basketball Category:2012–13 in Malaysian basketball Category:2012–13 in Indonesian basketball Category:2012–13 in Singaporean basketball Category:2012–13 in Thai basketball Category:2012–13 in Vietnamese basketball