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The East Asia Super League (Simplified Chinese: 东亚超级联赛; Traditional Chinese: 東亞超級聯賽), abbreviated as EASL, is the champions league of professional basketball in East Asia. It is Where Champions Clash and the top teams across the region match up to determine the best of the best. The qualifying EASL participants are the champions and runners-up from the top basketball leagues in Chinese Taipei, Japan, Korea and the Philippines. Each season features a 24-game Group Stage held October to February, with six games (three home, three away) for each of the eight teams. The four winningest teams in the Group Stage qualify for the Final Four weekend in March, which crowns the champion of East Asia. EASL is organized under an exclusive agreement with FIBA, the international basketball federation. For more information about East Asia Super League, please visit www.EASL.basketball or any of our social media channels.

The East Asia Super League (Simplified Chinese: 东亚超级联赛; Traditional Chinese: 東亞超級聯賽), abbreviated as EASL, is the champions league of professional basketball in East Asia. It is Where Champions Clash and the top teams across the region match up to determine the best of the best. The qualifying EASL participants are the champions and runners-up from the top basketball leagues in Chinese Taipei, Japan, Korea and the Philippines. Each season features a 24-game Group Stage held October to February, with six games (three home, three away) for each of the eight teams. The four winningest teams in the Group Stage qualify for the Final Four weekend in March, which crowns the champion of East Asia. EASL is organized under an exclusive agreement with FIBA, the international basketball federation. For more information about East Asia Super League, please visit www.EASL.basketball or any of our social media channels.

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SoapBox Labs’ speech recognition caters to the idiosyncrasies and unique speech patterns of childrens speech. Our voice engine is unique, proprietary and built from the ground up for kids voices specifically, ages 2 and up. SoapBox powers Prek-12 literacy, language and math assessment and instruction tools for kids of every accent, dialect and stage of development. We are an equity and privacy first company, and the first AI company in the world to earn a certification for "Prioritizing Racial Bias in AI Design" from Digital Promise. In November 2023, SoapBox Labs was acquired by leading US education company, Curriculum Associates (CA). Over the coming months and years, SoapBox will voice-enable CAs award winning portfolio of literacy and math learning tools, and continue our mission to make teaching and learning easier, and to improve educational outcomes for every child in every classroom.

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The East Asia Super League (Simplified Chinese: 东亚超级联赛; Traditional Chinese: 東亞超級聯賽), abbreviated as EASL, is the champions league of professional basketball in East Asia. It is Where Champions Clash and the top teams across the region match up to determine the best of the best. The qualifying EASL participants are the champions and runners-up from the top basketball leagues in Chinese Taipei, Japan, Korea and the Philippines. Each season features a 24-game Group Stage held October to February, with six games (three home, three away) for each of the eight teams. The four winningest teams in the Group Stage qualify for the Final Four weekend in March, which crowns the champion of East Asia. EASL is organized under an exclusive agreement with FIBA, the international basketball federation. For more information about East Asia Super League, please visit www.EASL.basketball or any of our social media channels.

The East Asia Super League (Simplified Chinese: 东亚超级联赛; Traditional Chinese: 東亞超級聯賽), abbreviated as EASL, is the champions league of professional basketball in East Asia. It is Where Champions Clash and the top teams across the region match up to determine the best of the best. The qualifying EASL participants are the champions and runners-up from the top basketball leagues in Chinese Taipei, Japan, Korea and the Philippines. Each season features a 24-game Group Stage held October to February, with six games (three home, three away) for each of the eight teams. The four winningest teams in the Group Stage qualify for the Final Four weekend in March, which crowns the champion of East Asia. EASL is organized under an exclusive agreement with FIBA, the international basketball federation. For more information about East Asia Super League, please visit www.EASL.basketball or any of our social media channels.

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