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Professional basketball players from “Mono Vampire” and “Mono Thewphaingarm led by Darongphun Apiromwilaichai (Palm), Samuel Deguara (Sam), Tawatchai Suktub (Jang), and Tanakan Sriboonruang (Mam) went to Denla British School in Nonthaburi to teach basketball techniques to children. About 50 students took part in and learnt some basketball techniques of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. This project aims to give improvement in basketball techniques and give inspirations to children to become professional basketball players.

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Professional basketball players from “Mono Vampire” and “Mono Thewphaingarm” led by Ittichai Reamsoongnern (Boom), Nattipong Srikhot (Pae), Jonathan Charles Haas (Jo), Nattakarn Muangboon (Arm) and Chaiwat Kaedum (Yak) went to the Bangkapi School in Bangkok to teach basketball techniques to children. About 80 students took part in and learnt some basketball techniques of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. This project aims to give improvement in basketball techniques and give inspirations to children to become professional basketball players.

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Professional basketball players from “Vampire Warrior” and “Tosakun Thewphaingarm” led by Jonathan Charles Haas (Jo), Nonpawit Tiethong (Non), Pakorn Maneechot and Kantapat Saritnate went to the Benchamarachuthit School in Chanthaburi to teach basketball techniques to children. About 150 students took part in and learnt some basketball techniques of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. This project aims to give improvement in basketball techniques and give inspirations to children to become professional basketball players.

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Professional basketball players from “Mono Vampire” and “Vampire Warrior” led by Chanachon Klahan (Sing), Jonathan Charles Haas (Jo), Nonpawit Tiethong (Non) and Yuttapan Moopayak (Ping) went to the Chumphae Municipal Competition Court in Khonkaen to teach basketball techniques to children. About 100 students took part in and learnt some basketball techniques of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. This project aims to give improvement in basketball techniques and give inspirations to children to become professional basketball players.

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Mr. Kittisak Pukcharoen, Senior Manager of CSR Department, was the representative of “Mono Group” to give a basketball court to Chum Phae Town Municipality in Khonkaen. Mr. Manit Chuenjit, Deputy Municipal Clerk of Chum Phae Town, was the representative of Chum Phae Town Municipality to receive the basketball court. Chanachon Klahan, a popular player of Mono Vampire Basketball Club, also attended the event and taught some basic basketball techniques to children from schools in Khonkaen who joined the activity.

Professional basketball players from “Mono Vampire” and “Mono Thewphaingarm” led by Kultawat Piyalungka (Joi), Yuttapan Moopayak (Ping), Jonathan Charles Haas (Jo), Nonpawit Tiethong (Non), Niyomkarn Kam-O (Mark) and Udomsak Rattanapansri (Boss) went to the Stadium 29 in Nonthaburi to teach basketball techniques to children. About 80 students took part in and learnt some basketball techniques of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. This project aims to give improvement in basketball techniques and give inspirations to children to become professional basketball players.

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Professional basketball players from “Mono Vampire” and “Mono Thewphaingarm”, The Basketball Clubs led by Kultawat Piyalungka (Joi), Yuttapan Moopayak (Ping), Darunpong
Apiromvilaichai (Poy), Nattakarn Muangboon (Arm), Tanakan Sriboonruang (Mam) and Tawatchai Suktub (Jeng) went to the Chiangmai Rajabhat University to teach basketball techniques to children. About 130 students took part in and learnt some basketball techniques of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. This project aims to give improvement in basketball techniques and give inspirations to children to become professional basketball players.

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Mr. Jirun Rattanawiriyachai, Senior Vice President of Mono Sport Entertainment Company Limited, and Mr. Rojana Kritcharoen, the former Deputy Secretary-General of the Basic Education Commission and currently a special counselor of the Office of the Basic Education Commission from OBEC, held a press conference on “OBEC – Mono Champion Cup 2017”. Giving opportunity to enhance players’ experience, the basketball league aims to support sport professional development plan according to the government policy. The “National Basketball Final Round” will be held from 8-15 January 2018, at Stadium 29 on Chaiyapruk Rd.