Black expects Bolick to bring leadership, scoring for Gilas in SEA Games

The Power of Black Bolick's Leadership and Scoring Prowess Drive Gilas' Success in SEA Games

As Coach Norman Black prepares his team to defend its Southeast Asian Games men's basketball title, he is relying on Robert Bolick's exceptional leadership and scoring abilities to lead the way. With a mix of PBA players added to the roster, Black can finally breathe a sigh of relief knowing he has a top-flight playmaker like Bolick to handle the backcourt chores.

A Do-It-All Playmaker Bolick

At 31 years old, NLEX guard Robert Bolick is known for his impressive scoring average of 16.1 points per game, as well as his exceptional rebounding and assist skills. Moreover, his leadership abilities are unmatched, allowing him to take charge of the team on the court.

Seasoned Player with Gilas Experience

Bolick has already played under Yeng Guiao in the 2019 FIBA World Cup in China and the 2023 FIBA World Cup Asian Qualifiers window 1. His experience playing for Gilas will undoubtedly bring a sense of familiarity to the team, allowing him to lead by example.

Defensive Ace Bolick's Additional Dimension

While Bolick is known for his scoring abilities, Coach Black notes that he is also an exceptional defensive player. This added dimension to his game will be crucial in defending against opposing teams' scoring threats.

Reinforcements Added to the Roster

Along with Bolick, other PBA players like Von Pessumal and Jamie Malonzo bring valuable experience and scoring abilities to the team. Titan Ultra veteran Von Pessumal is a solid floor spacer due to his three-point shooting prowess, while former Ginebra wingman Jamie Malonzo brings tons of experience playing for Gilas under Chot Reyes and Tim Cone.

Key Contributors

Thirdy Ravena's athleticism and energy will be crucial in the team's success. Japan B.League import Bobby Ray Parks and Matthew Wright, both veterans of Gilas, bring a wealth of experience to the squad.

Gilas Squad Ready to Take on SEA Games Challenge

With Bolick at the helm, Coach Black believes his team is well-prepared to take on the best in Southeast Asia. The squad will look to keep its title defense alive against Malaysia on December 14.

In conclusion, Robert Bolick's leadership and scoring abilities will be instrumental in driving Gilas' success in the SEA Games. With a mix of experienced PBA players and collegiate standouts, the team is ready to take on the best in the region.

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