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BREAKING:Camille Clarin Suffers Injury as Gilas Women Fall to Australia in FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup
SINGAPORE – The Gilas Pilipinas Women suffered a double blow in their campaign atBREAKING:Camille Clarin Suffers Injury as Gilas Women Fall to Australia in FIBA 3×3 Asia CupBREAKING:Camille Clarin Suffers Injury as Gilas Women Fall to Australia in FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025 after losing to Australia and seeing key player Camille Clarin sustain a knee injury during the game on Saturday.
Clarin went down with an apparent right knee injury midway through the contest, forcing her to leave the game. The injury occurred at the 4:54 mark as she attempted a drive to the basket against the tough defense of Australia’s Alex Wilson. The Philippines were trailing by nine points, 15-6, at the time of the incident.
The severity of Clarin’s injury is yet to be determined, but her absence proved to be a major setback for the Gilas Women, who struggled against the formidable Australian squad. Without one of their key scorers and floor leaders, the Philippine team faced difficulties in mounting a comeback and ultimately fell short against the powerhouse Australian side.
Prior to her injury, Clarin had been a crucial part of the Gilas Women’s offensive and defensive schemes, providing leadership and energy on the court. Her injury adds to the challenges faced by the Philippine team as they continue their campaign in the prestigious tournament.
Despite the loss, the Gilas Women remain determined to bounce back and put up a strong showing in their remaining games. The team’s coaching staff and medical personnel are closely monitoring Clarin’s condition, hoping for a swift recovery that will allow her to rejoin the squad in the competition.
The Philippines have shown promise in recent years in the 3×3 format, and their participation in the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025 is an important step in their development on the international stage. However, losing a key player like Clarin could impact their chances moving forward.
As the tournament progresses, Gilas Women will need to regroup and adapt in Clarin’s absence, with other players expected to step up and fill the void left by the talented guard. The team remains hopeful and focused as they continue their quest for success SINGAPOREin Singapore.
