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American Olympic Qualification Day 3 November 17th

November 18, 2019 by Andrew Leave a Comment

November 17, 2019

Group A:

The big game on Sunday ended up being the first one with the winner advancing from this group. Puerto Rico was the favorite entering the game, but Suchitel Avila, Anisleidy Galindo, and Yamara Amargo kept Cuba in it until the end, losing 83-81. Canada gave the home fans in Edmonton one last game to cheer about as they beat Cheisy Hernandez and the Dominican Republic 110-60.

Cuba vs. Puerto Rico 81-83 CUB Avila 23/12r Galindo 23 Amargo 21 Becquer 6/10r Tornell 4 Martinez 2 Neyra 2 Calvo 0 Montero 0 N. Vargas DNP Jourdain DNP L. Vargas DNP PUR Rosado 17 Gwathmey 15/7r Lozada-Cabbage 14/14r Gibson 12 O’Neill 9 Quinones 8 Salaman 8 Kuzmanic 0 Maldonado 0 Canales 0 Torres DNP Roma DNP

Dominican Republic vs. Canada 60-110 DOM Hernandez 23 Reynoso 13 Marte 6 Evangelista 5 Ramirez 5 Rodriguez 3 Jimenez 2 Monsac 2 De Los Angeles 1 Frias 0 Caceres 0 Zapata DNP CAN Hill 16 Pellington 14 Scott 13 Carleton 13 Achonwa 11/6r Hamblin 11 Ayim 9 Raincock-Ekunwe 9 Dornstauder 6 Edwards 4/7r Nurse 2 Gaucher 2

Standings: Canada 3-0, Puerto Rico 2-1, Cuba 1-2, Dominican Republic 0-3

Group B:

The other group started with A’ja Wilson and the United States beating Colombia 104-48. Brazil entered the day with a solid cushion to take the last spot, but Argentina still held out hope in front of their home fans, but Damiris Dantas led the visitors in a 77-55 win.

United States vs. Colombia 104-48 USA Wilson 23/9r DeShields 17/9r Ogunbowale 17 Plum 10 Ogwumike 9/8r Fowles 9 Diggins 8/9a Augustus 4 Gray 4 Taurasi 3 Collier 0 Bird DNP COL Rios 15 Munoz 14 Paz 9/6r Vente 4 Martinez 3 Cortes 3 Gonzalez 0 Alonso 0 Olarte 0 Coy 0 Rodriguez 0 Morales DNP

Argentina vs. Brazil 55-77 ARG Boquete 13 De La Barba 10 Llorente 8 Burani 6 Rosset 6 Chagas 5 Fiorotto 4 Castro 2 Perez 1 Gonzalez 0 Santana 0 Aispurua 0 BRA Dantas 26/13r Paixao 16 Dos Santos 8/9r Ramona 7 Costa 5/6a Da Silva 5 Teixeira 4 De Souza 2/7r Pacheco 2 Monteiro 2 Soares 0 Dias 0

Standings: United States 3-0, Brazil 2-1, Colombia 1-2, Argentina 0-3

EuroBasket 2021 Qualifiers Game 2 November 17th

November 17, 2019 by Andrew Leave a Comment

November 17

Group A:

In Chalkada, Greece beat Iceland 89-54. Bulgaria battled Slovenia in Sofia, but fell 72-64.

Greece vs. Iceland 89-54 GRE Gemelos 18 Stamolamprou 14 Bosgana 12/6r Pavlopoulou 11/9a Sotiriou 9 Chatzileonti 7/6r Spyridopoulou 6 Spanou 4 Nikolopouou 4/6a Louka 4 Diela 0 Alexandri 0 ISL H. Sverrisdottir 12/9r Halfdansdottir 10/8r Kjartansdottir 7 Hinriksdottir 7 G. Gunnarsdottir 6 T. Jonsdottir 4/7a Olafsdottir 3 H. Jonsditter 3 Henningsdottir 2 Karlsdottir 0 G. Sverrisdottir 0 E. Gunnarsdottir 0

Bulgaria vs. Slovenia 64-72 BUL Georgieva 17/10r H. Ivanova 15 Dimitrova 12 Kocheva 10 I. Kostova 8 Stoycheva 1/6a Konstantinova 1 Tyutyundzhieva 0 G. Ivananova 0 Natskina 0 Dineva DNP G. Kostova DNP SLO Oblak 19/8r Baric 13/6a Trebec 12/8r Jakovina 10/9r Prezelj 10/7r Friskovec 6 Senicar 2 Gorsic 0 Rupnik 0 Dautovic 0 Kroselj DNP Cvijanovic DNP

Group B:

Sweden took care of business in Malmo, handing Montenegro a 68-55 loss in the first game of the day.

Sweden vs. Montenegro 68-55 SWE E. Eldebrink 16/7a Zahui B 15/6r F. Eldebrink 11 Magarity 8/8r Loyd 8 Drammeh 5 Halvarsson 5 Abdi 0 Nystrom 0 Hamilton-Carter 0 Lundquist DNP Hersler DNP MNE Mujovic 17 Gatling 13/6r Jovanovic 10/8r Pasic 6 Vucetic 5 Aleksic 2 K. Rakovic 2 Jaksic 0 Kovacevic 0 S. Rakovic DNP Zivkovic DNP Lazarevic DNP

Group C:

Russia bounced back with a 96-66 win over Estonia in Tallinn. Jonquel Jones led Bosnia Herzegovina again, this time past Switzerland 80-61 in Sarajevo.

Estonia vs. Russia 66-96 EST Lass 15 Anderson 10 Asi 8 Pulk 7 Koster 7 Bratka 6/7r Sepp 3 Svilberg 3 Kosareva 3 Adler 2 Rits 2 Korjus 0 RUS Vadeeva 17/9r Leshkovtseva 14 Shilova 13 Razheva 12 Levchenko 11 Shabanova 8 Anoikina 6 Nizamova 4 Tikhonenko 4 Komarova 3 Zaitceva 2 Namok 2

Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Switzerland 80-61 BIH Jones 26/16r Gajic 18/18r Kapor 12 Dzebo 10/6r A. Delic 7 Vrancic 4 Deura 2 Babic 1 Dzombeta 0 Dzinic DNP Markovic DNP N. Delic DNP SUI Rol 17 Herminjard 15 Giroud 8 Baumann 6 Simioni 5 Fora 4 Toumi 4 Clement 2 Kohler 0 Franchina 0 Constantin DNP

Group D:

Denmark got to host a game for the first time in a while, hanging tough in Gentofte before Cecilia Zandalasini and Giorgia Sottana got Italy the 82-72 win. Romania almost pulled off an upset in Prague behind Annemarie Parau, but Katerina Elhotova and the Czech Republic escaped with a 60-59 win.

Denmark vs. Italy 72-82 DEN Tryggedsson 18 Jespersen 14 Seilund 10 Hesseldal 9/11r Sheikh 9 Ryder 8 Hee 2 Mortensen 2 Formann 0 Piechnik 0 Svanholm 0 Okosun 0 ITA Zandalasini 22 Sottana 21/6a Andre’ 13 Bestagno 8 Dotto 7/8r/8a Cinili 4 Carangelo 3 Ostarello 2 Penna 2 Consolini 0 Gorini 0 Keys 0

Czech Republic vs. Romania 60-59 CZE Elhotova 23 Hejdova 12/8r Reisingerova 9 Vaughn 8/6r Stepanova 2 Bartakova 2 Vorackova 2 Vyoralova 2 Brezinova 0 Zaplatova 0 Andelova DNP Pochobradska DNP ROU Parau 21 Walker 17/13r Marginean 11 Irimia 6 Stoiedin 3 Pavel 1 Filip 0 Kilin 0 Podar 0 Popescu 0 Armanu DNP Orban DNP

Group E:

Turkey had a strong second half in Mersin to beat Lithuania 74-51. Nikolina Milic and Jovana Nogic led Serbia in a big 139-34 win over Albania in Durres.

Turkey vs. Lithuania 74-51 TUR Hollingsworth 14/6r Canitez 11/8r Gunay 11 Bilgic 8 Ural 8 Yavuz 7/6a Koksal 5 Cakir 4 Erat 3 Senyurek 2 Aydin 1 Avci DNP LTU Juskaite 13 Petronyte 10 Sulske 9 Miskiniene 6/7r Meskonyte 6 Baltkojiene 3 Kvederaviciute 2 Siksniute 2 Nacickaite 0 Labuckiene 0 Grigalauskyte 0 Knyzaite DNP

Albania vs. Serbia 34-139 ALB Xhanaj 13 Mehmeti 8 Aliaj 4 Verri 4 Toska 3 Mollaj 2 Lalaj 0/7r Dashja 0 Lugaj 0 Sinani 0 Cobo DNP Hasani DNP SER Milic 24/9r Nogic 20 Jovanovic 16 Skoric 12 Mili. Bojovic 12 Miljkovic 11/7a Cado 10 Krajisnik 9 Zaric 8/7r Milj. Bojovic 8/8a Stanacev 7/7a Butulija 2

Group F:

Maryia Papova and Belarus started their campaign with an impressive effort in Manchester, beating Great Britain 90-59.

Great Britain vs. Belarus 59-90 GBR Fagbenle 16/8r Handy 12 Samuelson 10 Vanderwal 8 Green 5/7r Simpson 5 Jones 3 Monakana 0 Charles 0 Collins DNP Shaw DNP Campbell DNP BLR Papova 24/8r Verameyenka 17/11r Hasper 12 Ziuzkova 10 Bentley 6 Tarasava 5/6a Rytsikava 5 Snytsina 4 Ivaschanka 4 Masko 3 Likhtarovich 0/7r Inkina 0

Group G:

Emma Meesseman paced Belgium in an 85-58 win over Finland in Espoo. Alina Iagupova was brilliant again as Ukraine defeated Portugal 72-60 in Kharkiv.

Finland vs. Belgium 58-85 FIN Makitalo 15/6a Kuier 12/6r Holopainen 8 Pounds 6 Aarnio 4 Koskimies 3 Lehtoranta 3 Pirttinen 3 Tulonen 2 Pelander 2 Aijanen 0 Kuisma 0 BEL Meesseman 32/7r Delaere 9 K. Mestdagh 9 Linskens 7 Wauters 6 Raman 6 H. Mestdagh 5 Carpreaux 4/9a Resimont 4 Allemand 2/7a Nauwelaers 1 Geldof 0

Ukraine vs. Portugal 72-60 UKR Iagupova 29/7r Sivakova 10 Horobets 9/9r Naumenko 6/13r Uro-Nile 6 Matsko 5/6r Yatskovets 5/6r Kondus 2 Liubinets 0 Musienko DNP Voloshyna DNP Mitina DNP POR Silva 19/6r Kostourkova 10 L. Ferreira 9 Viana 7/7a Filipe 6 Bettencourt 5 E. Ferreira 2 Carvalheira 2 Da Silva 0 Soeiro 0 Goncalves 0 Rodrigues 0

Group H:

Slovakia was the last team to debut and they started well in Sopron, but Bernadett Hatar and Hungary recovered to win 73-59.

Hungary vs. Slovakia 73-59 HUN Hatar 20/10r Zele 17 Turner 12 Kiss 9/6r Dubei 5/6r Lelik 5 Studer 5/7a Pusztai 0 Horvath DNP Weninger DNP Balint DNP Barnai DNP SVK Oroszova 14/12r Balintova 13 Slamova 10 Mistinova 6/6r Sujova 5 Hruscakova 4 Jakubcova 4 Dudasova 3 Palusna 0 Remenarova DNP Balazova DNP Fekete DNP

Group I:

Ivana Dojkic and Croatia continued an impressive start with a 93-86 win over Satou Sabally and Germany in Zabok. Elina Dikaioulaku and Latvia bounced back with a 98-39 win over North Macedonia.

Croatia vs. Germany 93-86 CRO Dojkic 27 Slonsjak 19 Brkic 12/8a Perisa 12 Begic 11 Tikvic 10 Miletic 2 Cvitkovic 0 Masic 0 Miloglav DNP Premasunac DNP Silov DNP GER Sabally 33/10r Gulich 17 Wilke 10 Greinacher 8/10r Brunckhorst 7/6a Stach 7 Degbeon 2 Geiselsoder 2 Simon 0 Wagner 0 Schaake 0 Crownder DNP

North Macedonia vs. Latvia 39-98 MKD Selcova 11 Kmetovska 8 Lazareska 6 Trajchevska 5/7r Sekulovksa 5 Petrushevska 2 Stojanovska 2 Lazareska 0 Jolovik 0 Dimitrovska 0 Modeva 0 Pejkovska DNP LAT Dikaioulaku 22/6r Kreslina 19 Vitola 16/8r Klakocka 10/6r Melnika 8/11r Strautmane 8/7r Meldere 7/9r Jakobsone 4/7a Jasa 2 Bulane 2 Laksa DNP

African Olympic Qualification Day 4 November 17th

November 17, 2019 by Andrew Leave a Comment

November 17, 2019

Sunday’s games would see the winners to the next round and the losers have their Olympic dreams dashed. The first game went as expected with Nigeria beating Meiya Tirera and Mali 74-59. Mozambique took a lead in the second game and then used the support of the home fans to surprise Senegal 56-49.

Nigeria vs. Mali 74-59 NGR Kalu 15/7r Ibekwe 14 Nyingifa 13 Macaulay 11 Elonu 10 Akhator 7 Atosu 2 Edeferioka 2 Kunaiyi-Akpanah 0 Amukamara 0 Balarabe 0 Imovbioh 0 MLI Tirera 20 K. Coulibaly 13 M. Coulibaly 11/12r N. Traore 7 N’Diaye 3 A. Traore 2 K. Maiga 2 A. Maiga 1 Gandega 0 Camara 0 Dakouo 0

Senegal vs. Mozambique 49-56 SEN Sarr 15 Dieme 10 Sy 5/6r Diarra 5 Ndiaye 5 Kamara 4 Ndao 3 Sene 2 Wane 0 Diop 0 Malou 0 Dieng DNP MOZ Mucauro 12/7r Dongue 11/6r Mafanela 9 Pereira 8 Henriques 7/7r Zita 4 Seda 4 Lhavanguane 1 Cossa 0 Ernesto DNP Sousa DNP Chiziane DNP

Asian Olympic Qualification Day 3 November 17th

November 17, 2019 by Andrew Leave a Comment

November 17, 2019

Group A:

The first game in Auckland saw Han Xu and China take care of business with a 127-49 win over the Philippines. Calculations were being made early and Penina Davidson and New Zealand raced out to a lead, flipping the tiebreakers into their favor, but Kang Lee-Seul and South Korea fought back, trimming the deficit to a level that would see them advance. The hosts finally showed they could beat the Koreans for the first time since the regions were combined, but a 69-65 margin was not enough to advance.

Philippines vs. China 49-127 PHI Pontejos 16 Bernardino 8 Castillo 7 Hayes 6 Nabalan 4 Cabinbin 3 Chan 3 Tongco 2 Jose 0 CHN Han 26/9r Wang XM 14/11r Li YR 14 Huang 12/8r Wang SY 11/7a Sun 10 Yang 10/6a Gao 8/14r Li Y 8/6a Pan 8/8a Li M 6 Shao DNP

South Korea vs. New Zealand 65-69 KOR Kang L-S 21 Kim J-E 17 Park J-S 11/11r/6a Kim D-B 8 Park H-J 8 Roberson 0 Bae 0 Youm 0 Shin DNP Kang A-J DNP Kim M-J DNP Ku DNP NZL Davidson 24/15r Purcell 16/10r/6a Edmondson 15 Taylor 6 Paalvast 3 Beck 2 Cocks 2 Boagni 1 Leger-Walker 0 Blair DNP Fotu DNP

Standings: China 2-1, South Korea 2-1, New Zealand 2-1, Philippines 0-3

Group B:

Both games in Kuala Lumpur had no impact on anything. Chen Wei-An and Taiwan beat India 79-56. The other game only had psychological implications as Japan was preparing for host duties while Australia was looking to beat their new nemesis after the combination of the regions, but they will have wait longer after falling behind early and losing 82-69.

Taiwan vs. India 79-56 TAI Chen 20 Wang 12 Huang L-C 9 Tsai 8/11r Wu 8 Lin Y-T 5 Han 5 Huang H-T 3 Huang F-S 3/6a Peng 3 Chu 2 Lin T 1 IND Skaria 15/9r Limaye 13/6a Nixon 12 Udayakumar 6/11r Geetha 4 Kumari 3 Arvind 2 Cleetus 1 Sonkar 0 Kumar 0 Bhutia DNP Venkataraman DNP

Japan vs. Australia 82-69 JPN Motohashi 16/7a Miyashita 15 Yoshida 15 Miyazawa 14/12r Hayashi 11 Tokashiki 7 Akaho 4/7r Okoye 0 Tanimura 0 Umezawa DNP Nemoto DNP Watanabe DNP AUS Cambage 17/6r O’Hea 14/7a Ebzery 10 Allen 9 Magbegor 5 George 5 Tolo 4/6r Mitchell 3 Talbot 2/6r Madgen 0 Garbin DNP Lavey DNP

Standings: Japan 3-0, Australia 2-1, Taiwan 1-2, India 0-3

American Olympic Qualification Day 2 November 16th

November 17, 2019 by Andrew Leave a Comment

November 16, 2019

Group A:

The second day in Edmonton started with Anisleidy Galindo and Cuba beating Sugeiry Monsac and the Dominican Republic 70-68 to stay in the picture. The last game of the day ended up being a great one as hosts Canada got a tremendous fight from Jennifer O’Neill and Puerto Rico, but Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe helped them win 84-80. They advanced and will be joined by the winner of Puerto Rico-Cuba.

Cuba vs. Dominican Republic 70-68 CUB Galindo 25/9r Amargo 16/6a Avila 16 Calvo 4 Martinez 4 Tornell 2 Vargas 2 Becquer 1 Neyra 0 Montero 0 Vargas 0 Jourdain 0 DOM Monsac 25/8r Frias 13 Reynoso 9/6r Evangelista 7 Marte 5 Ramirez 3 De Los Angeles 2 Caceres 2 Hernandez 2 Rodriguez 0 Jimenez 0 Zapata DNP

Puerto Rico vs. Canada 80-84 PUR O’Neill 21 Gwathmey 16 Rosado 11 Lozada-Cabbage 8/9r Salaman 8 Quinones 7 Gibson 6 Maldonado 3 Canales 0 Kuzmanic 0 Torres DNP Roma DNP CAN Raincock-Ekunwe 27/11r Nurse 17 Ayim 11 Scott 8 Achonwa 7/7r Pellington 7 Gaucher 4 Hill 3 Edwards 0 Carleton 0 Hamblin 0 Dornstauder DNP

Group B:

In Bahia Blanca, Brazil put themselves in position to advance with a 61-33 win over Colombia. The United States had no issues defeating hosts Argentina 91-34.

Colombia vs. Brazil 33-61 COL Rios 15/6r Martinez 8 Cortes 5 Paz 2 Olarte 2 Alonso 1 Munoz 0 Vente 0 Gonzalez 0 Coy 0 Rodriguez 0 Morales DNP BRA Dantas 10/8r Teixeira 10 Pacheco 9 Monteiro 8/6r Paixao 6 Dos Santos 5/11r De Souza 4 Costa 3/6r/6a Soares 2 Dias 2 Da Silva 2 Ramona 0

United States vs. Argentina 91-34 USA Fowles 13/7r DeShields 13 Ogwumike 12 Plum 11 Wilson 10/7r Collier 9/12r Diggins 9 Augustus 8 Gray 6/6a Taurasi 0 Bird DNP Ogunbowale DNP ARG Boquete 9 De La Barba 5 Burani 5 Llorente 5 Aispurua 4 Rosset 3 Santana 2/6r Fiorotto 1 Perez 0 Gonzalez 0 Chagas 0 Castro 0

Watch Last Day of Olympic Pre-Qualifying Here!

November 17, 2019 by Andrew Leave a Comment

Times Eastern Standard, game on Sunday in that timezone unless otherwise specified

Asia:

Auckland:

Philippines vs. China, 9:00pm Saturday:

South Korea vs. New Zealand, 11:30pm Saturday:

Kuala Lumpur:

Taiwan vs. India, 2:00am:

Japan vs. Australia, 5:00am:

Africa:

Nigeria vs. Mali, 8:30am:

Senegal vs. Mozambique, 11:00am:

Americas:

Edmonton:

Cuba vs. Puerto Rico, 3:30pm:

Dominican Republic vs. Canada, 6:00pm:

Bahia Blanca:

United States vs. Colombia, 4:30pm:

Argentina vs. Brazil, 7:00pm:

Watch Day 2 of EuroBasket 2021 Qualifiers Here Sunday!

November 16, 2019 by Andrew Leave a Comment

All times Eastern Standard:

Sweden vs. Montenegro, 9:00am:

Denmark vs. Italy, 9:30am:

Turkey vs. Lithuania, 9:30am:

Greece vs. Iceland, 10:00am:

Albania vs. Serbia, 10:00am:

Finland vs. Belgium, 10:00am:

Bulgaria vs. Slovenia, 11:00am:

Ukraine vs. Portugal, 11:00am:

Estonia vs. Russia, 11:30am:

Czech Republic vs. Romania, 12:00pm:

Great Britain vs. Belarus, 12:00pm:

Croatia vs. Germany, 1:00pm:

North Macedonia vs. Latvia, 1:00pm:

Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Switzerland, 2:00pm:

Hungary vs. Slovakia, 2:30pm:

African Olympic Qualification Day 3 November 16th

November 16, 2019 by Andrew Leave a Comment

November 16, 2019

Saturday was finally the first day with all the scheduled games being played as teams had already advanced to Sunday, but were playing for placement. The Group B game started action and it was a good game with Senegal fending off Mali 58-53. Hosts Mozambique and Nigeria finally got to play for the first time with the visitors using a strong start to win 57-48 as Leia Dongue was impressive for the home side.

Mali vs. Senegal 53-58 MLI K. Coulibaly 14/6r M. Coulibaly 12/6r Tirera 8 N. Traore 6 N’Diaye 6 K. Maiga 3 Gandega 2 A. Maiga 2 Camara 0 A. Traore DNP Dakouo DNP SEN Sy 16 Ndiaye 10 Sarr 9 Ndao 6 Sene 6 Diarra 4/8r Dieme 3/6r Wane 3 Malou 1 Kamara 0 Diop 0 Dieng DNP

Standings: Senegal 2-0, Mali 1-1, Angola 0-2

Mozambique vs. Nigeria 48-57 MOZ Dongue 26/6r Henriques 9 Mucauro 6 Mafanela 4 Zita 3 Pereira 0 Cossa 0 Lhavanguane 0 Sousa 0 Ernesto 0 Chiziane 0 Seda DNP NGR Elonu 12/9r Nyingifa 10/6s Akhator 9/12r Kalu 9/7r/6s Ibekwe 9 Amukamara 4 Balarabe 2 Imovbioh 2 Macaulay 0 Edeferioka 0 Atosu 0 Kunaiyi-Akpanah DNP

Standings: Nigeria 1-0, Mozambique 0-1

Asian Olympic Qualification Day 2 November 16th

November 16, 2019 by Andrew Leave a Comment

November 16, 2019

Group A:

Play started in Auckland again and South Korea took care of business with a 114-75 win over the Philippines. China bounced back and beat Kalani Purcell and New Zealand 94-71.

Philippines vs. South Korea 75-114 PHI Bernardino 19/8r Pontejos 17 Miranda 9 Castillo 6 Nabalan 6 Animam 5/6r Jose 5 Cabinbin 3 Hayes 2 Tongco 2 Chan 1 KOR Kang 16 Shin 15 Park H-J 12 Kim J-E 12 Park J-S 11/9r Ku 11 Kim M-J 11 Kang 10 Bae 6/9r Kim D-B 6 Roberson 2/9r Youm 1

China vs. New Zealand 94-71 CHN Li M 18 Wang SY 14 Li YR 13/7r Shao 11 Huang 9/6r Sun 7 Yang 7 Li Y 6/6a Han 4 Pan 3 Gao 2 Wang XM 0 NZL Purcell 21 Karaitiana 17 Edmondson 9 Davidson 8/8r Beck 5 Cocks 5 Taylor 3 Boagni 3 Paalvast 0 Leger-Walker 0 Blair DNP Fotu DNP

Group B:

Rebecca Allen and Australia easily handled India 114-29 in Kuala Lumpur. Saturday ended with Japan beating Taiwan 83-57, confirming that they and Australia will play in the next round.

India vs. Australia 29-114 IND Arvind 7 Cleetus 6 Limaye 6 Kumari 4 Udayakumar 2/7r Kumar 2 Bhutia 2 Geetha 0 Nixon 0 Skaria 0 Sonkar 0 Venkataraman 0 AUS Allen 20/7r Magbegor 16/9r O’Hea 13/6r George 11 Madgen 10 Talbot 9/6r/7a Mitchell 8 Lavey 7 Tolo 7 Garbin 7 Ebzery 6 Cambage DNP

Taiwan vs. Japan 57-83 TAI Lin Y-T 14 Wang 10/9r Han 9 Tsai 8 Chu 6 Wu 3 Huang F-S 3 Chen 2 Peng 2 Huang H-T 0 Huang L-C 0 Lin T 0 JPN Tokashiki 17/9r Miyazawa 13/11r Miyashita 13/6r Motohashi 12 Hayashi 10 Umezawa 5 Watanabe 4 Akaho 3 Nemoto 3 Okoye 2 Yoshida 1 Tanimura 0