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Through the IATF-EID Resolution 110 released last April 15, national athletes, including Gilas, preparing for the Olympic Qualifying Tournaments have been allowed to resume training at Inspire.The IATF-EID, however, stated training may resume only with heightened compliance with the Prevent-Detect-Isolate-Treat-Reintegrate Strategies, particularly on the limited interactions with persons outside of the training bubble.
Joining them are 2019 and 2021 Gilas draftees in brothers Mike and Matt Nieto, Rey Suerte, Jordan Heading, Jaydee Tungcab, Will Navarro and Tzaddy Rangel. Meanwhile, UP brothers Javi and Juan Gomez de Liaño are also expected to rejoin the pool. Baldwin told The Manila Times the whole Gilas delegation will undergo strict health protocols first including swab tests and quarantine before they can resume their stalled training.“We will be subject to health protocols first before we can resume training,” he added.
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