1988 Asian Basketball Club Championship

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1988 FIBA Asia Champions Cup
3rd Asia Champions Cup
Tournament details
Host nation Indonesia
Dates9–16 April
Teams7
Venues1 
(in 1 host city)
Champions Philippines
(2nd title)
< 1984
1990 >

The Asian Basketball Club Championship 1988 was the 3rd staging of the Asian Basketball Club Championship, the basketball club tournament of Asian Basketball Confederation. The tournament was held in , Jakarta, Indonesia, April 9 to April 16, 1988.

Preliminary round[]

Team Pld W L Pts
Philippines Swift-PABL 6 6 0 12
China Liaoning Hunters 6 5 1 11
Malaysia 6 4 2 10
South Korea Samsung Electronics 6 3 3 9
Jordan Orthodox 6 2 4 8
Indonesia 6 1 5 7
Singapore Armed Force 6 0 6 6
April 9
Swift-PABL Philippines 74–65 Jordan Orthodox
April 9
Malaysia 84–74 South Korea Samsung Electronics
April 9
Indonesia 52–88 China Liaoning Hunters
April 10
Swift-PABL Philippines 94–83 Indonesia
April 10
Orthodox Jordan vs. Malaysia
April 10
Liaoning Hunters China vs. Singapore Armed Force
April 11
Armed Force Singapore 79–116 Philippines Swift-PABL
April 11
Indonesia 75–83 Malaysia
April 11
Samsung Electronics South Korea 88–78 Jordan Orthodox
April 12
Swift-PABL Philippines 78–68 China Liaoning Hunters
April 12
Malaysia 102–84 Singapore Armed Force
April 12
Samsung Electronics South Korea vs. Indonesia
April 13
Liaoning Hunters China 87–66 Malaysia
April 13
Orthodox Jordan 104–69 Indonesia
April 13
Samsung Electronics South Korea 104–68 Singapore Armed Force
April 14
Armed Force Singapore 71–101 Jordan Orthodox
April 14
Malaysia 93–105 Philippines Swift-PABL
April 14
Liaoning Hunters China 65–52 South Korea Samsung Electronics
April 15
Indonesia 70–66 Singapore Armed Force
April 15
Orthodox Jordan 77–89 China Liaoning Hunters
April 15
Swift-PABL Philippines 106–93 South Korea Samsung Electronics

Final round[]

3rd place[]

April 16
18:00
Malaysia 66–88 South Korea Samsung Electronics

Final[]

April 16
20:30
Swift-PABL Philippines 84–69 China Liaoning Hunters
Scoring by half: 52–30, 32–39

Final standing[]

Qualified for the
Rank Team Record
1st place, gold medalist(s) Philippines Swift-PABL 7–0
2nd place, silver medalist(s) China Liaoning Hunters 5–2
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) South Korea Samsung Electronics 4–3
4 Malaysia 4–3
5 Jordan Orthodox 2–4
6 Indonesia 1–5
7 Singapore Armed Force 0–6

References[]

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