Carl Tamayo Explained

Position:Power forward
Height Ft:6
Height In:8
Height Footnote:[1]
Weight Lb:202
League:KBL
Team:Changwon LG Sakers
Birth Date:February 13, 2001
Birth Place:Talisay, Cebu, Philippines
Nationality:Filipino
High School:Adamson (Manila)
NSNU (Manila)
College:UP (2021–2022)
Career Start:2023
Years1:2023–2024
Team1:Ryukyu Golden Kings
Years2:2024–present
Team2:Changwon LG Sakers
Highlights:

Carl Vincent Cabellon Tamayo (born February 13, 2001) is a Filipino professional basketball player for the Changwon LG Sakers of the Korean Basketball League (KBL). He played college basketball for the UP Fighting Maroons of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP). He has won championships in the juniors and seniors division of the UAAP, and has played for the Philippine national team multiple times. He is listed at 6 feet 8 inches (2.02 m).[1]

Early life

Tamayo was born in Talisay, Cebu, to Simpoy Tamayo, a former basketball player for University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) and Hermenia Tamayo, a former volleyball player for Southwestern University (SWU).[2] Days after he was born, his father died of a heart attack. He studied at Southwestern University for his primary education.

High school career

Adamson Baby Falcons

Before basketball, Tamayo's sport was billiards.[3] When he was 13 years old, he was discovered by coach Goldwin Monteverde, who recruited him to play for Adamson High School in Manila. Monteverde did this by promising him a photo opportunity with his favorite PBA player, June Mar Fajardo.[4] Tamayo won Juniors Rookie of the Year for UAAP Season 78 as he averaged five points, 5.2 rebounds, and 1.4 blocks.[5] In the first game of Season 79, he had 14 points and 11 rebounds.[6] Unfortunately, most of their wins that season were forfeited as they fielded an ineligible player in guard Encho Serrano.[7] In his final game for them, he had 13 points and 13 rebounds.

NU Bullpups

Red-shirt season

After that season, Tamayo, along with his teammate Gerry Abadiano, followed Coach Monteverde in transferring from Adamson to Nazareth School of National University.[8] Him and Abadiano had to serve residency for Season 80.[9] The NU Bullpups then won tournaments such as the NBTC League,[10] the 2018 Palarong Pambansa (in which he made the Mythical Five along with his teammates Abadiano and Terrence Fortea),[11] and the 2018 ASEAN School Games.[12]

Season 81: First championship

The Bullpups opened their Season 81 campaign with a win over the FEU Baby Tamaraws, in which Tamayo scored 18 points, 10 rebounds, an assist and a block in 14 minutes off the bench.[13] All season long, he played through a right ankle sprain.[14] In his winning return against the Ateneo Blue Eaglets, he had 13 points, 10 rebounds, and three blocks.[15] In their rematch in the second round of eliminations, he made a clutch and-one off a putback to give NU the lead and they eventually won again.[16] They went on to sweep the second round.[17] It was also during this time that he found himself on top of the NBTC UAAP 24 high school rankings. They met Ateneo again in the Finals, where in Game 1, he had 15 points and 12 rebounds to lead NU to the win.[18] With Kevin Quiambao, they combined for 29 points and 25 rebounds and limited Ateneo's star center Kai Sotto to just 16 points.[19] In Game 2, he had another double-double of 13 points and 10 rebounds, and NU won the juniors' championship for the first time since 2016.[20] He was awarded Finals MVP.

Season 82: Second championship

Before the start of Season 82, NU successfully defended its ASEAN School Games title, in which they defeated Indonesia for the gold medal.[21]

During the season, they swept the elimination rounds, earning an outright spot in the Finals.[22] The Bullpups then swept the Baby Tamaraws in the Finals, with Tamayo leading them in Game 2 with 26 points and 22 rebounds.[23] He finished his high school career with another Finals MVP. He also finished second in the NBTC 24 rankings, with only San Beda forward Rhayyan Amsali ahead of him.[24]

College career

UP Fighting Maroons

On August 1, 2020, it was announced that both Tamayo and Abadiano had committed to the UP Fighting Maroons.[25] He cited his aunt, a University of the Philippines graduate, as one of the reasons he chose UP.[26] His arrival led to premature comparisons to center Benjie Paras, who led UP to a UAAP title in 1986.[27] Several weeks later, their high school coach Monteverde resigned from NU, who was supposed to be the head coach for the senior team of NU.[28] Another former teammate, Cyril Gonzales, left Mapúa to join them at UP.[29] In 2021, two more of Tamayo's former teammates reunited with him at UP, with guards Fortea and Harold Alarcon also committing to UP.[30] [31] That year, Coach Monteverde was named head coach for the Maroons, reuniting him with many of his former players.[32]

Rookie season: UAAP seniors' championship

Tamayo made his UAAP seniors' debut in Season 84 in a loss to the Ateneo Blue Eagles with 13 points and 10 rebounds.[33] In UP's 5th straight win, he had nine points and 11 rebounds against the La Salle Green Archers.[34] They extended the win streak to seven against the NU Bulldogs, with him scoring 21 points, 10 rebounds, and three steals.[35] Their win streak ended at eight with a loss to the Adamson Soaring Falcons.[36] They bounced back with a win over La Salle, in which he had a career-high 23 points with 11 rebounds.[37] They faced La Salle again in the Final Four.[38] In Game 2, with UP down by 14 points with seven minutes in the game, he scored 12 of his 19 points in that period that led to UP having a 76–74 lead with 21.4 seconds remaining. La Salle guard Evan Nelle had a chance to tie the game with a layup, but it missed which Tamayo rebounded. He then made two free throws to seal a 78–74 win that sent UP back to the Finals. He finished the game with 19 points, 10 rebounds, four steals, and three assists. This set them up for a best-of-three Finals match against defending champions Ateneo.[39] In Game 1, he had 10 points, nine rebounds, five steals, three assists, and two blocks in the overtime victory.[40] Before Game 2, he was awarded UAAP Rookie of the Year.[41] He also made it to the Season 84 Mythical Five, along with his teammate Zavier Lucero.[42] In Game 2, he had 18 points, 12 rebounds, and two steals, but Ateneo won the game.[43] In Game 3, he only had six points, but UP won the game with JD Cagulangan making the game-winning shot.[44] This ended UP's 36-year title drought and made him a champion once again.

Sophomore and final season: Runner-up finish

Tamayo started the title defense campaign with a close win over the Green Archers in which he produced 18 points, 19 rebounds and two clutch free throws.[45] Against the FEU Tamaraws, he had 16 points (with eight coming in the fourth quarter) as the Maroons scored their third straight win.[46] The Maroons suffered their first loss of the season against the Bulldogs, despite his 17 points and 11 rebounds.[47] In a rematch against Ateneo, he had a costly turnover in the last 20 seconds of regulation, but he bounced back in order by scoring six of his 20 points in overtime and got UP the win.[48] He then had 13 points, seven rebounds, and four steals in a win over the UE Red Warriors, but he sprained his ankle in the final minute of that game.[49] Coach Monteverde said after the game that the injury was minor.[50] He was able to play the next game as UP coasted to an easy win over the UST Growling Tigers.[51] At the end of the first round, he was in the top 5 in the MVP race.[52]

In the second round, Tamayo scored 18 points in a rout of Adamson.[53] They continued their win streak until the Green Archers stopped their streak at seven, despite his 14 points and seven rebounds.[54] He then led all scorers with 19 points to go along with his nine rebounds as UP beat UST once again.[55] UP made the Finals once again by beating NU in the Final Four.[56] The Maroons won Game 1 despite him being limited to seven points, four rebounds, two assists, one steal, and one block.[57] Before Game 2, he won a spot in the UAAP Mythical Five and P30,000 for the Lazada Swag Player of the Season, a fan award.[58] His teammate Malick Diouf was also on the Mythical Team and won the MVP award. Ateneo however, bounced back in Game 2.[59] He only had 11 points and nine rebounds in Game 3 as despite the Maroons' efforts, the Blue Eagles won the championship.[60]

On January 10, 2023, Tamayo announced that he will leave UP to play in the Japanese B.League.[61]

Professional career

Ryukyu Golden Kings (2023–2024)

On January 11, 2023, Tamayo signed with Ryukyu Golden Kings of the Japanese B.League.[62] He first got to play for them during the EASL Champions Week.[63] He scored his first points in the B.League during a win over the Nagoya Diamond Dolphins.[64] He got limited playing time in his rookie season, but was still able to win a championship in the 2022–23 season.[65]

In his second season, Tamayo continued getting limited playing time but was still able to develop as a player.[66] In Ryukyu's opening win, he had 15 points against the Saga Ballooners, then followed it up with 10 rebounds in a winning rematch against them.[67] He got to play in the 2024 Asia All-Stars vs Rising Stars game, in which he the Asia All-Stars to the win with 18 points.[68] He was released by the team on January 18, 2024, per his request.[69] The lack of playing time for Tamayo was cited as the reason for the mutual decision.[70]

National team career

Junior national team

Tamayo was named to the "23-for-2023" pool, which was composed of young players for the 2023 FIBA World Cup.[71] He, along with other members of that pool, played in the 2018 Filoil Flying V Preseason Premier Cup.[72]

Tamayo then played for the Philippines in the 2018 FIBA Under-17 Basketball World Cup.[73] He injured his foot in that tournament, causing him to miss the 2018 FIBA Under-18 Asian Championship.[74]

In 2019, Tamayo played in that year's FIBA Under-19 World Cup.[75] His best game came in a win over China, in which he had 20 points and six rebounds. He also represented the Philippines in the 2019 FIBA 3x3 U-18 Asia Cup.[76]

Senior national team

In 2021, Tamayo made his Gilas seniors debut against Korea in the 2022 FIBA Asia Cup qualifiers.[77] In his debut, he scored 10 points on 4-of-5 shooting to spark Gilas to the win.[78] However, he injured his ankle in their next win against Indonesia.[79] This caused him to miss the rematch against Korea and he focused on rehabbing his ankle instead.[80] He was able to play in that year's OQT.[81]

The following year, he was ruled out of the February window of the 2023 FIBA World Cup Asian qualifiers.[82] He rejoined the team for the third window.[83] In the loss to New Zealand, he had a game-high 16 points to go with five rebounds against four turnovers. He rolled his ankle in that game, but still managed to play in the win against India, wherein he had three steals to go with nine points and nine rebounds while limiting his turnovers to just two. He was then included for the 2022 FIBA Asia Cup.[84] In that tournament, they failed to qualify for the quarterfinals.[85] He was among the leaders of the team in points and rebounds.[86] In the fourth window of qualifying, he played in the loss to Lebanon, but was not able to play against Saudi Arabia due to commitments to the UP Maroons.[87] For the fifth window, he was called-up once again, but this time declined as he needed to recover from an injury he sustained during UAAP Season 85.[88] He was called up to the national pool for the FIBA World Cup, but tendonitis forced him to beg off the pool.[89]

Tamayo was included in the 21-man pool for the 2023 FIBA World Cup.[90] However, he begged off due to injury.[91] He made his return in 2024 during the first window of the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup qualifiers.[92] Against Chinese Taipei, he scored 11 points.[93]

Player profile

At 6-foot-8, Tamayo plays the power forward and the center positions.[94] Since high school, he has consistently gotten double-doubles. He has also held his own against taller centers, such as Kai Sotto.

Tamayo can also play the small forward position. This makes him able to play both forward positions. He has been working on his ball-handling, shooting skills, and reading plays at the three spot.[95] He has been compared to Ranidel de Ocampo.[96] Gilas head coach Chot Reyes compared him to Gilas mainstay Gabe Norwood.[97] Former Gilas head coach Tab Baldwin has also viewed him as a wing player.[98]

Personal life

Tamayo's father was 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) He has an older sister, Mia who is a model in Cebu and an older brother, Sam, who is into local politics in Talisay, Cebu. He has a girlfriend, Eunice Villota.[99]

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: カール・タマヨ .
  2. Web site: January 9, 2020 . Commentary: USPF legend's son leads NU . May 20, 2022 . www.sunstar.com.ph.
  3. Web site: Riego . Normie . August 15, 2021 . New UP coach Goldwin Monteverde's 32-year wait is finally over . May 20, 2022 . ESPN.com . en.
  4. Web site: March 4, 2021 . Promising star Tamayo 'just wanted a photo with Fajardo' . August 30, 2022 . SUNSTAR . English.
  5. Web site: Riego . Norman Lee Benjamin . February 19, 2016 . Kapampangan connection, Diliman brothers complete Jrs. Mythical Team . May 20, 2022 . https://web.archive.org/web/20160219091352/http://sports.abs-cbn.com/uaap/news/2016/02/17/kapampangans-diliman-brothers-complete-jrs-mythical-team-8883 . February 19, 2016 . dead.
  6. Web site: Terrado . Reuben . November 14, 2016 . SJ Belangel stars, Kai Sotto makes quiet UAAP juniors debut as Ateneo downs UST . May 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  7. Web site: Terrado . Reuben . February 4, 2017 . Adamson Baby Falcons bow out of Season 79 with big win over semis top seeds NU Bullpups . May 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  8. Web site: Riego . Norman Lee Benjamin . May 28, 2017 . 9 players transfer in wake of Monteverde's new post at NU . May 20, 2022 . ABS-CBN News.
  9. Web site: Terrado . Reuben . March 17, 2018 . Gilas prospect Carl Tamayo, former Adamson star Gerry Abadiano to suit up for NU in NBTC . May 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  10. Web site: Li . Matthew . March 23, 2018 . NSNU weathers late LSGH surge to claim NBTC National Championship . May 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  11. Web site: Terrado . Reuben . April 21, 2018 . Bullpups guard Abadiano bags MVP as NCR rips Davao to win back-to-back Palaro basketball gold . May 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  12. Web site: Terrado . Reuben . Double gold for Philippines in Asean School Games basketball . May 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  13. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . November 11, 2018 . Bullpups escape with win against Baby Tams in UAAP juniors opener . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  14. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . February 22, 2019 . After roller-coaster year, Tamayo proves steady when it matters most for Bullpups . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  15. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . December 15, 2018 . NU Bullpups ground Ateneo Blue Eaglets, Kai Sotto to end Round 1 on top . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  16. Web site: AGCAOILI . LANCE . January 13, 2019 . NU Bullpups repeat over Ateneo Blue Eaglets in UAAP juniors basketball . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  17. Web site: February 13, 2019 . NU slotman Carl Tamayo takes No. 1 spot in NBTC UAAP 24 . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  18. Web site: Terrado . Reuben . February 18, 2019 . Tamayo, Quiambao take turns vs Sotto as Bullpups move on cusp of dethroning Eaglets . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  19. Web site: Agcaoili . Lance . February 18, 2019 . Two heads better than one as Tamayo, Quiambao make Sotto bleed for points in opener . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  20. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . February 22, 2019 . NU Bullpups cut Kai Sotto, Ateneo down to size to wrest UAAP title . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  21. Web site: NU Bullpups bag back-to-back championship crown; volleyball girls nip silver in 2019 ASEAN School Games . June 10, 2022 . National University . en-US.
  22. Web site: Isaga . JR . February 5, 2020 . Dominant NU Bullpups sweep elims, earn outright finals berth . June 10, 2022 . RAPPLER . en-US.
  23. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . March 9, 2020 . Season sweep complete as NU Bullpups overcome FEU Baby Tams in UAAP Jrs finals . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  24. Web site: March 20, 2020 . Rhayyan Amsali bests NU's Carl Tamayo, Kevin Quiambao to top final NBTC 24 . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  25. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . August 1, 2020 . UP Maroons confirm transfer of Carl Tamayo, Gerry Abadiano from NU . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  26. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . August 2, 2020 . Carl Tamayo cites UP alum aunt as one of reasons behind transfer . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  27. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . August 7, 2020 . Carl Tamayo 'a game-changer' for UP, but Paras comparisons premature, says Bo . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  28. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . August 18, 2020 . NU basketball program hits reboot button after Monteverde exit . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  29. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . August 20, 2020 . Cyril Gonzales abandons planned return to NU, joins Tamayo at UP instead . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  30. Web site: Li . Matthew . May 10, 2021 . Terrence Fortea commits to UP . June 10, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  31. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . UP gets another Bullpup as Harold Alarcon moves to Diliman . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  32. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . August 13, 2021 . UP names Goldwin Monteverde as new Maroons coach . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  33. Web site: CARANDANG . JUSTIN KENNETH . March 27, 2022 . Ateneo opens title defense bid with victory over UP; FEU, NU, DLSU pick up wins in UAAP Season 84 opener . June 10, 2022 . GMA News Online . en.
  34. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . April 7, 2022 . Justine Baltazar hardly surprised with Carl Tamayo's solid game . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  35. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . April 12, 2022 . Carl Tamayo double-double powers UP Maroons past NU Bulldogs . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  36. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . April 21, 2022 . Lastimosa killer trey for Adamson ends UP's eight-game win streak . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  37. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . April 23, 2022 . Ricci embraces loss to Adamson as UP recovers: 'We have to fall sometimes' . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  38. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . May 6, 2022 . UP Maroons pull off great comeback vs La Salle, reach UAAP Finals . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  39. Web site: Riego . Normie . May 7, 2022 . The numbers that could spell the difference between Ateneo and UP in UAAP 84 Finals . June 10, 2022 . ESPN.com . en.
  40. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . May 8, 2022 . Never-say-die UP Maroons a win away from first UAAP title since 1986 . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  41. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . May 10, 2022 . Ange Kouame set to be named MVP; Carl Tamayo top rookie . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  42. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . May 10, 2022 . Five frontline players make up UAAP Season 84 Mythical Five . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  43. Web site: Masoy . Niel Victor C. . May 12, 2022 . Ateneo stays alive for Game 3 vs UP . June 10, 2022 . The Manila Times . en.
  44. Web site: Agcaoili . Lance . May 17, 2022 . UAAP: UP rookie Carl Tamayo attributes early success to hard work . June 10, 2022 . INQUIRER.net . en.
  45. Web site: Valencia . Justin . October 1, 2022 . UAAP 85 MBB: Fortea seizes the moment as UP scores comeback win vs DLSU . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  46. Web site: Carmen . Lorenzo del . October 8, 2022 . Three close games made UP ready for anything, says Tamayo . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  47. Web site: Valencia . Justin . October 12, 2022 . No Comebacks This Time: NU deals UP first loss in UAAP 85 MBB . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  48. Web site: Matel . Philip Martin . October 17, 2022 . Tamayo thankful for teammates' trust, atones for late blunder with big shots in OT . December 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  49. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . October 19, 2022 . UP Maroons turn to bench to put away tenacious UE Warriors . December 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  50. Web site: Carmen . Lorenzo del . October 19, 2022 . Monteverde gives update on Tamayo injury, Cagulangan absence . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  51. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . October 22, 2022 . UP wins by 25 points over UST to extend win streak to three . December 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  52. Web site: Carmen . Lorenzo del . October 30, 2022 . Deschon Winston leads UAAP 85 MVP race . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  53. Web site: Valencia . Justin . November 2, 2022 . UAAP 85 MBB: No miracles for Adamson as UP scores rout for 8th win . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  54. Web site: Valencia . Justin . November 20, 2022 . UAAP 85 MBB: La Salle ends UP's seven-game winning streak . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  55. Web site: Valencia . Justin . November 23, 2022 . UAAP 85 MBB: UP beats down hapless UST, gets chance for top two . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  56. Web site: December 7, 2022 . UP rules endgame anew vs feisty NU, returns to defend title in Season 85 finals . December 20, 2022 . RAPPLER . en-US.
  57. Web site: Carmen . Lorenzo del . December 11, 2022 . UAAP 85 MBB: UP shows composure amid Ateneo storm, nears back-to-back . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  58. Web site: Valencia . Justin . December 14, 2022 . Malick Diouf becomes fourth Fighting Maroon crowned MVP . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  59. Web site: Valencia . Justin . December 14, 2022 . UAAP 85 MBB: Relentless Ateneo stifles UP, forces winner-take-all tilt . December 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  60. Web site: Bolima . Martin Dale . December 20, 2022 . In furious fightback, UP shows there is still a way up . December 20, 2022 . onesports.ph.
  61. Web site: Morales . Luisa . January 10, 2023 . Carl Tamayo leaves UP for Japan B. League . January 10, 2023. . en.
  62. Web site: Leongson . Randolph . January 11, 2023 . Carl Tamayo officially signs with Ryukyu in Japan B.League . January 11, 2023. Spin.ph . en.
  63. Web site: Terrado . Reuben . March 3, 2023 . Carl Tamayo thrilled to make pro debut against his 'kuyas' at SMB . March 8, 2023 . Spin.ph . en.
  64. Web site: Agcaoili . Lance . March 15, 2023 . B.League: Kai Sotto pours 20 points to carry Hiroshima; Carl Tamayo finally sees action . March 15, 2023 . INQUIRER.net . en.
  65. Web site: Fuertes Jr . Rommel . May 28, 2023 . B.League: Carl Tamayo elated to win first pro title despite limited role with Ryukyu . May 28, 2023 . INQUIRER.net . en.
  66. Web site: Sports . Manila Standard . January 18, 2024 . Tamayo leaves B.League team Ryuku . February 18, 2024 . Manila Standard . en-US.
  67. Web site: October 12, 2023 . Tamayo, Parks, Abarrientos squads score back-to-back wins in B.LEAGUE opening week . January 16, 2024 . GMA News Online . en.
  68. Web site: Matel . Philip . January 13, 2024 . Tamayo, Filipinos show who’s boss in Japan B. League All-Stars . January 16, 2024 . RAPPLER . en-US.
  69. Web site: Garcia . John Mark . January 18, 2024 . Carl Tamayo eyes fresh start as release granted by Ryukyu Golden Kings. January 18, 2024. Spin.ph.
  70. News: Reyes . Kate . Ryukyu recognizes 'lack of playing time' in granting Tamayo release . 15 June 2024 . SPIN.ph . 18 January 2024.
  71. Web site: January 5, 2018 . There's a BIG reason Ambohot, Tamayo, Sinclair, Tuffin, Gozum, Carino are part of Gilas pool . May 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  72. Web site: Li . Matthew . April 9, 2018 . 23 for 2023 cadets to join Filoil tourney . May 20, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  73. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . June 29, 2018 . Kai Sotto, Carl Tamayo lead Batang Gilas squad to U-17 World Cup . May 20, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  74. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . July 28, 2018 . Tamayo out, but Batang Gilas still has Sotto, Edu in Asian U18 . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  75. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . July 6, 2019 . Ildefonso, Tamayo deliver as Gilas Youth rips China for first U19 World Cup win . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  76. Web site: Abadiano suffers cut on forehead as China stops Gilas in Fiba 3x3 U18 Asia Cup quarters . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  77. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . June 15, 2021 . Aside from Kai Sotto, here are Gilas debutants in Korea game . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  78. Web site: Terrado . Reuben . June 17, 2021 . Gilas youngster Carl Tamayo shows he belongs with gutsy plays . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  79. Web site: Ramos . Gerry . June 18, 2021 . Carl Tamayo 'not probable' for Korea rematch, says Baldwin . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  80. Web site: Ramos . Gerry . June 19, 2021 . Left off Korea rematch, Tamayo making most of sprain recovery . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  81. Web site: July 1, 2021 . 'Sulit ang puyat': Netizens salute true grit of Gilas . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  82. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . February 4, 2022 . Gilas youngster Carl Tamayo ruled out of February qualifiers . June 10, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  83. Web site: Valencia . Justin . July 3, 2022 . Facing Tall Blacks, India was a reality check for Gilas' young bull Tamayo . July 4, 2022 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  84. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . July 9, 2022 . Erram, Parks, Thirdy added to Gilas squad for Fiba Asia Cup . July 11, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  85. Web site: CARANDANG . JUSTIN KENNETH . July 19, 2022 . Gilas Pilipinas crashes out of FIBA Asia Cup with loss to Japan . July 20, 2022 . GMA News Online . en.
  86. Web site: Philippines at the FIBA Asia Cup 2022 . July 20, 2022 . FIBA.basketball . en.
  87. Web site: Leongson . Randolph B. . August 28, 2022 . Adams set for Gilas callup vs Saudi as Tamayo joining UP trip to Korea . August 28, 2022 . Spin.ph . en.
  88. Web site: Morales . Luisa . November 5, 2022 . Tamayo begs off from Gilas for upcoming FIBA window due to nagging injury . November 5, 2022 . Philstar.com.
  89. Web site: Times . Tiebreaker . June 13, 2023 . Tendonitis forces Carl Tamayo to beg off from Gilas . June 13, 2023 . Tiebreaker Times . en-US.
  90. Web site: Clarkson, Brownlee, Kouame head 21-man Gilas pool for World Cup. spin.ph. Terrado. Reuben. June 6, 2023. September 9, 2023.
  91. Web site: Carl Tamayo begs off from Gilas pool due to knee injury. Manila Bulletin. Magallon. Reynald. June 12, 2023. September 9, 2023.
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