Kobe paras st benilde biography
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No regrets for Kobe Paras
It’s been over a month since Kobe Paras left Cal State Northridge and decided to “go pro”. During that span, there was plenty of speculations about what the 20-year-old meant with that tweet.
Monday afternoon, he was able to shed light on his next step after what other people saw as a turbulent four-year stay in the States.
“When I say go pro, it doesn’t mean NBA.
“There’s a lot of people that kept saying NBA. It is a professional league but there’s a lot of pro teams out there. When I announced to go pro, it was because of my coach, Coach Reggie [Theus], he got fired. It was shocking to me that he got fired because I was ready to play. Since that happened I had to make a decision to myself,” reflected the second generation cager during his homecoming that was hosted by Chooks-to-Go.
“I’m glad I’m here now, when I said I was going to go pro, Chooks was there for me.”
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July 19, 2013
Friday
8:57 p.m.
Vito Cruz
Raymund Valenzona, the son of former San Sebastian College head coach Raymund Valenzona is having a rare experience as coach of the San Sebastian Staglets in the junior division, and as assistant coach of the SSC Stags in the senior division of the 89th National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) basketball tournament.
First, As head coach of the unbeaten San Sebastian Staglets, he was around as his wards posted their fifth straight win in the junior basketball tournament at the FilOil-Flying V Arena in San Juan.
Second, he was still around when the San Sebastian Stags held off the winless College of St. Benilde Blazers in the senior division, some two hours later.
This situation will be like this for Valenzona in their next games on Monday, and until Topex Robinson arrives from the United States on Wednesday next week.
– SSC Staglets 62, LSGH Junior Blazers 56
The Staglets weathered late attempts bygd the La Sal
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