What is Rhenz Abando height and age this year?
- Height: Rhenz Abando’s height was approximately 6 feet 2 inches in feet (188 centimeters).
- Age: His age was around 24 years old. He was born on December 14, 1999.
Filipino basketball player who had played for the University of Santo Tomas (UST) Growling Tigers in the UAAP (University Athletic Association of the Philippines) and later transferred to the Colegio de San Juan de Letran Knights in the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) in the Philippines. His achievements and statistics up to that point may include:
- UAAP Season 82 Rookie of the Year: Abando made a significant impact during his rookie season in UAAP basketball, earning the Rookie of the Year award for his impressive performance.
- Individual Accolades: Rhenz Abando was known for his athleticism, shot-blocking ability, and three-point shooting skills. He was considered one of the standout players in the UAAP during his time with UST.
- Shooting guard for KBL with MVP award
- Shooting guard for Gilas WC 2023 that include him as top guard that can block
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P-Jx4fZ8JY
This guy came from province of Bulacan and playing in Public college when he get the notice of top college and university in the Philippines. UST came first to offer scholarship.
Rhenz stands only 6’2” but his elevation and energy is so high that he can challenge Kobe Paras in slum dunk competition. In the first round of UAAP season 82, Rhenz display scoring capability both on 3s, mid range shots and transition play. He also displays amazing defensive play even chase down block against Paras.
Even he gained the respect of the UAAP coaches who provided special instruction defense against him, Rhenz continues to provide consistent scoring against top UAAP schools like Ateneo, UP, DLSU and NU.
Right now, we can see that no one can stop Rhenz from scoring in this UAAP league. This status makes him qualify for GILAS prospect in 2023. He could replace Richi’s spot since Richi is not playing and contributing properly to his team compared to the time he plays in DLSU.
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