Big Chill Super Chargers | |||
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Leagues | Philippine Basketball League (2010) PBA Developmental League (2011) | ||
Founded | 2010 | ||
History | FCA Cultivators 2010-2011 Big Chill Super Chargers 2011-present | ||
Location | Philippines | ||
Team colors | Sky Blue, White | ||
Head coach | Robert Sison | ||
Website | PBA D-League website | ||
The Big Chill Super Chargers is a basketball team currently playing in the PBA Developmental League and is owned by Agri Nurture, Inc. The team also played for the Philippine Basketball League as the FCA Cultivators for the league's 2010 season.
Big Chill finished runner-up to NLEX Road Warriors twice, during the 2011-12 PBA D-League Foundation Cup [1] and the 2013-14 Aspirants Cup. [2]
ANI - FCA Cultivators Roster | ||||
Head Coach: Toto Dojillo ( ) | ||||
PG | 3 | Mark Cagoco | Jose Rizal University | |
SG | 4 | Garri Keith Sevilla | College of Saint Benilde | |
F/C | 5 | Jason Pascual | Mapua Tech | |
PG | 7 | Rio Zaldy Flores | ||
PG | 8 | Cielito Gelasque | ||
F | 9 | Macky Acosta | Mapua Tech | |
F | 12 | Jopher Custodio | MLQU | |
G/F | 13 | Roman Ong | ||
F | 15 | Neil Pascual | Mapua Tech | |
F | 16 | Raymond Matias | ||
PG | 17 | Hywel Shaun Lee | ||
PG | 18 | Christopher Otacan | ||
F | 19 | Allen Morales | ||
F/C | 31 | James Ryan Sena | Jose Rizal University | |
G/F | 45 | Christian Luanzon | UST | |
(C) - Captain, (I) - Import, (R) - Reserve, (S) - Suspended | ANI - FCA Cultivators |
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