Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team
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Summary
Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team is a basketball team[1]. It draws 452 Wikipedia views per month (basketball_team category, ranking #279 of 1,798).[2]
Key Facts
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team is in the country of People's Republic of China[3].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team is in the country of British Hong Kong[4].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's instance of is recorded as basketball team[5].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's home venue is recorded as Southorn Stadium[6].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's league or competition is recorded as Hong Kong A1 Division Championship[7].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's league or competition is recorded as ASEAN Basketball League[8].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's headquarters location is recorded as Hong Kong[9].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's head coach is recorded as Željko Pavličević[10].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team is part of Eastern FC[11].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's Commons category is recorded as Eastern Sports Club (basketball)[12].
- January 1, 1932 marks the founding of Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team[13].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's sport is recorded as basketball[14].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's official website is recorded as https://easternsportsclub.com/[15].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's official website is recorded as https://easternsportsclub.com/en/[16].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Eastern Sports Club (basketball)[17].
- Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's category for members of a team is recorded as Category:Eastern Sports Club basketball players[18].
Body
Founding
January 1, 1932 marks the founding of Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team[13].
Identity
Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team is part of Eastern FC[11].
Operations
Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team's headquarters location is recorded as Hong Kong[9].
Why It Matters
Hong Kong Eastern Basketball Team draws 452 Wikipedia views per month (basketball_team category, ranking #279 of 1,798).[2] It is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[19]