September 28, 2019
Semifinals:
The first semifinal was a rematch of the last final and Australia had revenge on their mind early, but Nako Motohashi helped Japan get the same result, advancing with a 76-64 win. China took care of business in the other game, beating South Korea 80-52. The groups were also drawn for the Olympic Qualifying tournaments. Due to the lack of a Division B tournament, India was given the last spot. They were drawn into Group B with Japan, Australia, and Taiwan. Group A will consist of South Korea, New Zealand, the Philippines, and China.
Japan vs. Australia 76-64 JPN Motohashi 22/6a Miyazawa 19/15r Tokashiki 10/7r Akaho 6/7r Takada 5/8r Motokawa 5 Machida 4 Hayashi 3 Nagaoka 2 Mawuli DNP Nakada DNP Watanabe DNP AUS O’Hea 12 Allen 11/8r Mitchell 10 George 8 Magbegor 8 Garbin 6 Ebzery 5 Bishop 2 Nicholson 2 Talbot 0 Blicavs 0 Seekamp 0
China vs. South Korea 80-52 CHN Han 17 Yang 16 Li YR 11/8r Shi 8 Gao 6/9r Shao 4/7a Chen 4 Liu 3/6r Li Y 3 Wang 3 Guo 3 Wu 2 KOR Bae 10 Kim Y-H 9 Ku 6 Shin 6 Park H-J 6 Park J-H 6 Kim M-J 5 Sim 4 Jin 0 Youm DNP Kang DNP Choi DNP
5th Place:
The day started with the game for fifth place and New Zealand beat Taiwan 71-56.
New Zealand vs. Taiwan 71-56 NZL Cocks 18 Taylor 12 Purcell 9/11r Beck 9 Boagni 7/8r Karaitiana 7/7r Fotu 4 Paalvast 3 Leger-Walker 2 Edmondson 0 Davidson 0 West 0 TAI Huang P-J 13 Tsai 10/7r Lin 8 Chen 8 Wu 5 Cheng 4 Huang L-C 3 Huang F-S 3 Chu 2 Han 0 Peng DNP Huang H-T DNP
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