Former University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroon Carl Tamayo has signed a deal with the Ryukyu Golden Kings of the Japan B.League.The team made the announcement on Twitter...
Former University of the Philippines Fighting Maroon Carl Tamayo has signed a deal with the Ryukyu Golden Kings of the Japan B.League.The team made the announcement on Twitter on Wednesday.'Hi! I am Carl Tamayo. I am 21 years old, from Philippines.
I am honored and very excited to be part of this great organization, Ryukyu Golden Kings. Can't wait to play with you guys! See you soon!' Tamayo said in a video message published by the team.Tamayo will be joined by former Philippine Basketball Association player Jay Washington, who signed with Ryukyu last September after last playing for Blackwater Elite. ARIC JOHN SY CUA
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