Reyes, Renato
Sport:
Basketball
Birthdate:
September 21, 1944
Hometown:
Reyes, Renato
Basketball
Born,
September 21, 1944
Renato Reyes is basketball player homed and trained in Bacoor, Cavite, Philippines. He competed with the national basketball team in the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, Mexico. This was joined by 112 nations.
Held at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, the Philippines was one of the two Asian competitors – with the other being South Korea. Renato Reyes played for the country together with Jun Papa, Alberto Reynoso, Alfonso Marquez, Danny Florencio, Ed Ocampo, Elias Tolentino, Jimmy Mariano, Joaquin Rojas, Orly Buazon, Rogelio Melencio and Robert Jaworski.
Held at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, the Philippines was one of the two Asian competitors – with the other being South Korea. Renato Reyes played for the country together with Jun Papa, Alberto Reynoso, Alfonso Marquez, Danny Florencio, Ed Ocampo, Elias Tolentino, Jimmy Mariano, Joaquin Rojas, Orly Buazon, Rogelio Melencio and Robert Jaworski.
GAMES
1968 Summer Olympics, Mexico City
Renato Reyes is basketball player homed and trained in Bacoor, Cavite, Philippines. He competed with the national basketball team in the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, Mexico. This was joined by 112 nations.
Held at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, the Philippines was one of the two Asian competitors – with the other being South Korea. Renato Reyes played for the country together with Jun Papa, Alberto Reynoso, Alfonso Marquez, Danny Florencio, Ed Ocampo, Elias Tolentino, Jimmy Mariano, Joaquin Rojas, Orly Buazon, Rogelio Melencio and Robert Jaworski.
Held at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, the Philippines was one of the two Asian competitors – with the other being South Korea. Renato Reyes played for the country together with Jun Papa, Alberto Reynoso, Alfonso Marquez, Danny Florencio, Ed Ocampo, Elias Tolentino, Jimmy Mariano, Joaquin Rojas, Orly Buazon, Rogelio Melencio and Robert Jaworski.
GAMES
1968 Summer Olympics, Mexico City