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2021 AmeriCup Final June 19th

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June 19, 2021

3rd Place:

The first game of the final day of competition was for the bronze medal and it ended up being a great one.  Brazil surged out of halftime to take a big lead, but Laeticia Amihere and Canada fought back in the last quarter to force overtime.  A second extra period was needed, but Brazil prevailed eventually 87-82.

Canada vs. Brazil 82-87(2OT) CAN Amihere 22/11r Alexander 13 Pellington 12 Konig 11/8a Scott 9/9r Raincock-Ekunwe 9 Colley 4/7r Edwards 2 Hill 0 Ayim 0 Russell DNP Fields DNP BRA Dos Santos 19/8r Paixao 19/7a De Souza 10/10r Costa 10/6a Teixeira 10 Cardoso 8 Silva 6 Goncalo 5 Carcavalli 0 Monteiro 0 Carvalho DNP Dias DNP

Final:

The last game of the day saw Puerto Rico take the lead early with their crowd behind them, but Rhyne Howard helped the United States build a lead in the second half.  The game took a dramatic turn near the end when the lights went out, but after a delay, the United States finished defending their crown with a 74-59 win.

Puerto Rico vs. United States 59-74 PUR O’Neill 18 Quinones 13 Gwathmey 13 Salaman 4 Melendez 3 Rosado 2/8r Gibson 2 Lozada 2 Pagan 2 Benitez 0 Stinson DNP Gonzalez DNP USA Howard 22 Boston 17/19r Cunane 12/6r Hillmon 8/12r Owusu 8 Burton 5/7r Jones 2 Prince 0 Berger 0 Brown-Turner 0 Henderson 0 Miller DNP

2021 AmeriCup Semifinals June 18th

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June 18, 2021

With only the championship left on the minds of the teams, the semifinals were played on Friday.  Brazil’s height and experience stifled the United States early, but the younger team surged out of halftime to take the lead on their way to a 71-60 win.  Puerto Rico had a good start in front of the home fans in the second game, but Canada tied it by the break, leading to an excellent second half where the hosts built a lead and then held it in dramatic fashion late to win 65-61.

United States vs. Brazil 71-60 USA Cunane 19/8r Hillmon 12/8r Howard 12 Jones 8 Boston 6/6r Burton 5/6a Owusu 4/6r Henderson 3 Miller 2 Prince 0 Berger 0 Brown-Turner DNP BRA Silva 14/6r Dos Santos 12/7r Paixao 12 Costa 8 Teixeira 6 Cardoso 4/10r De Souza 2/7r Goncalo 2 Monteiro 0 Carcavalli 0 Carvalho DNP Dias DNP

Canada vs. Puerto Rico 61-65 CAN Fields 14 Amihere 12/11r Alexander 11/8r Pellington 8 Konig 5 Raincock-Ekunwe 3/7r Colley 3 Edwards 3 Hill 2 Ayim 0 Scott 0 Russell DNP PUR Gwathmey 17 O’Neill 15 Gibson 11 Rosado 7/7r Lozada 5 Melendez 4 Quinones 2 Salaman 2 Benitez 2 Pagan 0 Stinson DNP Gonzalez DNP

2021 AmeriCup Quarterfinals June 17th

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June 17, 2021

The quarterfinals were played on Thursday with winners clinching spots in world championship qualifying in addition to continuing in the tournament.  The first game of the day had a rare matchup of sisters as the United States breezed past the US Virgin Islands 97-46.  Ace Konig fired Canada past the Dominican Republic 90-53 in the next game.  Brazil stifled Venezuela early on their way to a 90-59 win.  There had been fears that none of the games would be competitive, but Colombia got in a rhythm early with Narlyn Mosquera and gave Puerto Rico everything they could handle before the hosts rallied behind Jazmon Gwathmey to win 77-69.

United States vs. US Virgin Islands 97-46 USA Hillmon 17/6r Cunane 13/9r Berger 13 Ali. Boston 12/8r Howard 7 Henderson 7/8a Brown-Turner 7 Prince 6/7r Burton 6/6r Owusu 6 H. Jones 3/9r Miller DNP ISV Tate 18/7r Williams 10 George 6 Matthew 4 Ngongba 3 Bough 2 Francis 2 T. Jones 1 Day 0/6r Richards 0 Barry 0 Ale. Boston 0

Canada vs. Dominican Republic 90-53 CAN Konig 23 Amihere 17/11r Scott 8 Colley 8 Pellington 8 Alexander 6/6r Hill 6 Fields 5/6r Edwards 4/6r Raincock-Ekunwe 3 Ayim 2 Russell 0 DOM Morton 18 Colome 12 Monsac 7 Reynoso 7 Arias 4 Evangelista 3 Abreu 2 Rojas 0 Jones 0 Zapata 0 Soto DNP

Brazil vs. Venezuela 90-59 BRA Silva 15/8r Carcavalli 14 Cardoso 12/9r Dos Santos 10 Carvalho 8 Teixeira 8 Paixao 7 De Souza 6/8r Goncalo 4 Dias 2 Monteiro 2 Costa 2 VEN Rivera 15 Corrales 12 Wallen 11 Fajardo 11 Perez 7/12r/7a Diaz 3 Marcano 0 Polanco 0 Zapata 0 Chile DNP Arias DNP Veliz DNP

Puerto Rico vs. Colombia 77-69 PUR Gwathmey 29/7r O’Neill 19 Melendez 9 Quinones 7/8r Benitez 7 Gibson 5/6r Rosado 1/8r Salaman 0 Pagan 0 Lozada 0 M. Gonzalez 0 Stinson DNP COL Mosquera 21/15r Arias 19/7r Rios 14/13a Martinez 10/6r Palacio 3 Caicedo 2 Lopez 0 D. Gonzalez 0 Paz DNP Vente DNP Asprilla DNP

2021 AmeriCup Day 5 June 15th

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June 15, 2021

Group A:

The first game of the final day of group play was for the last spot in the quarterfinals.  El Salvador kept it close early, but the US Virgin Islands grabbed that place with an 85-44 win behind Anisha George.  Canada took the top spot in the group with a 74-40 win over Colombia.

El Salvador vs. US Virgin Islands 44-85 ESA Tevez 14/7r Funes 12/6r Villalobos 10 Mendez 3 Cubias 2 Hernandez 2 Sosa 1 Calderon 0 Murcia 0 Mendez 0 Alvarado 0 Noyola 0 ISV George 22/14r Tate 18 Jones 14 Day 13/16r Williams 9/8r Richards 4 Ngongba 2/6r Barry 2 Matthew 1 Bough 0/6r/7a Francis 0 Boston 0

Colombia vs. Canada 40-74 COL Arias 9 Mosquera 6/9r Martinez 6 Rios 5 Caicedo 4 Palacio 3 Gonzalez 2 Paz 2 Lopez 2 Asprilla 1 Vente 0 CAN Alexander 14/9r Amihere 10/6r Pellington 10 Raincock-Ekunwe 8 Fields 6 Konig 6 Scott 4 Ayim 4 Colley 4 Edwards 3 Hill 3 Russell 2

Standings: Canada 4-0, Brazil 3-1, Colombia 2-2, US Virgin Islands 1-3, El Salvador 0-4

Group B:

Argentina was not able to field enough players to meet the minimum requirement so they were withdrawn from the tournament.  That meant that the rest of the teams in this group were advancing to the quarterfinals automatically, but the last game of the day did determine group placement for the bottom two teams as they looked for their first wins.  It ended up being Venezuela that prevailed 77-66 over the Dominican Republic.  All teams will get a day of rest on Wednesday before the critical quarterfinals on Thursday.

Venezuela vs. Dominican Republic 77-66 VEN Wallen 19/7r Corrales 19 Rivera 17 Diaz 9 Fajardo 8/12r Perez 4/11r/6a Marcano 1 Zapata 0 Chile 0 Polanco 0 J. Arias DNP Veliz DNP DOM Morton 13/6a Evangelista 12 Rojas 12 Jones 9 Monsac 7 Colome 7 S. Arias 3/11r Reynoso 3 Abreu 0 Zapata DNP Soto DNP

Standings: United States 3-0, Puerto Rico 2-1, Venezuela 1-2, Dominican Republic 0-3

Bracket:

Canada vs. Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico vs. Colombia
United States vs. US Virgin Islands
Brazil vs. Venezuela

2021 AmeriCup Day 4 June 14th

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June 14, 2021

Group A:

This group started play again on Monday and Shaina Pellington starred for Canada in a 98-41 win over El Salvador.  Brazil bounced back quickly from an emotional loss with a 77-56 win over the US Virgin Islands.

Canada vs. El Salvador 98-41 CAN Pellington 21 Konig 14 Raincock-Ekunwe 11/6r Hill 10 Russell 9 Amihere 8/9r Alexander 8/6r Scott 6 Edwards 5/7r Fields 4/6r Ayim 2 Colley DNP ESA Funes 14 Villalobos 12 Murcia 4 Alvarado 4 Mendez 3 Hernandez 2 Vega 2 Tevez 0 Calderon 0 Cubias 0 Sosa 0 Noyola 0

US Virgin Islands vs. Brazil 56-77 ISV Day 17/6r Tate 14/8r/9a George 13 Williams 8 Bough 2 Matthew 2 Richards 0 Francis 0 Ngongba 0 Barry 0 Boston 0 Jones DNP BRA Cardoso 17/11r Paixao 10 Silva 10 Dos Santos 9/7r Teixeira 9 Costa 7 De Souza 6/6r Monteiro 4 Carvalho 3 Dias 2 Goncalo 0 Carcavalli 0

Group B:

The United States started play in this group by rolling past Venezuela 102-53.  The day ended with a 79-54 Puerto Rico win over the Dominican Republic.

United States vs. Venezuela 102-53 USA Prince 19/7r Howard 17 Boston 15/6r Cunane 11/9r Hillmon 9 Berger 8/6r Owusu 8 Jones 7 Brown-Turner 5 Henderson 3 Burton 0 Miller DNP VEN Wallen 18 Perez 9/6r Fajardo 7 Rivera 4 Diaz 4 Chile 3 Marcano 3 Polanco 3 Corrales 2 Zapata 0 Veliz 0 Arias 0

Dominican Republic vs. Puerto Rico 54-79 DOM Morton 12/7r Rojas 10 Reynoso 9/10r Colome 9 Monsac 4/7r Jones 4 Arias 2 Evangelista 2 Abreu 2 Zapata DNP Soto DNP PUR Melendez 18 O’Neill 16/7r Gibson 15/7r Benitez 13 Quinones 8/10r Salaman 3/7a Lozada 2 Pagan 2 Stinson 2 Gonzalez 0 Rosado DNP Gwathmey DNP

2021 AmeriCup Day 3 June 13th

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June 13, 2021

Group A:

The day started with Emily Tevez and El Salvador putting up an unexpectedly strong fight against Colombia before losing 92-67.  The next game was between the group’s favorites and Canada had the lead at halftime before Clarissa Dos Santos helped Brazil surge out of the break and take the lead going into the final quarter before Canada finished with a 71-67 win.

El Salvador vs. Colombia 67-92 ESA Tevez 20/9r Villalobos 18/11r Murcia 10 Funes 7/6r Vega 6 Alvarado 4 Cubias 2 Noyola 0 Mendez 0 Hernandez 0 Sosa 0 Calderon 0 COL Arias 18/7a Martinez 15 Mosquera 14/6r Palacio 12/7r Rios 10/8r Lopez 7 Gonzalez 6 Vente 4 Asprilla 2 Paz 2 Caicedo 2

Brazil vs. Canada 67-71 BRA Dos Santos 21/11r Paixao 15 Teixeira 10 De Souza 8/12r Goncalo 7 Silva 2 Monteiro 2 Carvalho 2 Costa 0 Cardoso 0 Carcavalli 0 Dias DNP CAN Fields 17 Amihere 11 Alexander 10/7r Pellington 8 Colley 6 Konig 6 Raincock-Ekunwe 5/6r Scott 5 Ayim 2 Edwards 1 Hill 0 Russell DNP

Group B:

Argentina returned another positive test so their game against Venezuela was not played to allow for further time to assess the situation.  That left the last game of the day that saw Jennifer O’Neill start the game on fire as Puerto Rico was looking to deliver a big win for their home fans, but the United States controlled the rest of the game to win 87-65.

Puerto Rico vs. United States 65-87 PUR O’Neill 20 Quinones 7/8r Gwathmey 7 Gonzalez 7 Benitez 7 Gibson 6 Stinson 5 Pagan 4 Lozada 2 Melendez 0 Salaman 0 Rosado DNP USA Hillmon 17/11r Howard 17 Boston 15/8r Cunane 10/8r Jones 9 Burton 6 Miller 4/6r Berger 4 Henderson 3 Brown-Turner 2 Owusu 0 Prince 0

2021 AmeriCup Day 2 June 12th

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June 12, 2021

Group A:

Canada made their debut in Saturday’s first game and used a fast start to roll past the US Virgin Islands 101-41.  Colombia surged into the lead right before halftime, but Brazil controlled the rest of the game to win 79-56.

Canada vs. US Virgin Islands 101-41 CAN Pellington 16 Scott 14 Fields 14 Edwards 13/7r Konig 12/6a Amihere 10/8r Colley 9 Russell 6 Ayim 4 Alexander 3/10r Raincock-Ekunwe 0 Hill 0 ISV George 11 Williams 10 Richards 7 Matthew 6 Day 2 Bough 2 Ngongba 2 Jones 1 Tate 0/7r Barry 0 Boston 0 Francis DNP

Colombia vs. Brazil 56-79 COL Rios 18 Arias 10 Lopez 8 Mosquera 7 Paz 6 Martinez 5 Gonzalez 2 Vente 0 Asprilla 0 Caicedo 0 Palacio DNP BRA Paixao 17 Teixeira 13 Cardoso 12/8r De Souza 11/11r Goncalo 10 Dos Santos 9/10r Costa 5 Silva 2 Carcavalli 0 Carvalho 0 Monteiro 0 Dias 0

Group B:

The team of college players that the United States fielded was the last team to debut in the tournament and started well with a 102-39 win over the Dominican Republic.  Hosts Puerto Rico closed the day with a 79-56 win over Argentina behind Jennifer O’Neill.

United States vs. Dominican Republic 102-39 USA Henderson 17 Cunane 12/8r Prince 12 Boston 10/9r Owusu 9 Hillmon 8/7r Miller 8/6r Burton 7 Berger 6 Brown-Turner 5/7r Howard 4 Jones 4 DOM Colome 11 Morton 8 Abreu 6 Arias 5 Reynoso 4 Evangelista 3 Jones 2 Monsac 0 Rojas 0 Soto 0 Zapata DNP

Argentina vs. Puerto Rico 56-79 ARG Gauna 13 Rosset 9 Mungo 7/6r Castro 6/8r Cabrera 6/6r Garcia 6 Suarez 5 Llorente 3 Ale 1/6r Boquete DNP Burani DNP Gretter DNP PUR O’Neill 20 Quinones 13/8r Salaman 12/6r Gwathmey 10 Gibson 9 Benitez 5 Melendez 3 Rosado 3 Lozada 3 Gonzalez 1 Pagan 0 Stinson 0

2021 AmeriCup Day 1 June 11th

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June 11, 2021

Group A:

The tournament started on Friday in this group with a game projected to be important for placement among teams expected to qualify for the next round.  It was Colombia that had the advantage after the opener with a solid 72-60 win over the US Virgin Islands.  Thayna Silva and Brazil rolled past El Salvador 118-43

US Virgin Islands vs. Colombia 60-72 ISV George 18 Day 12/10r Tate 10/14r Williams 7/6r Matthew 6 Bough 5/6a Jones 2 Ngongba 0 Barry 0 Richards 0 Francis DNP Boston DNP COL Arias 19/10r Rios 14/9r/6a Mosquera 12/10r Gonzalez 11/6r Caicedo 9 Martinez 7 Paz 0 Palacio 0 Asprilla 0 Vente 0 Lopez 0

Brazil vs. El Salvador 118-43 BRA Silva 22/13r Cardoso 16/12r Dos Santos 14 Carcavalli 13 Monteiro 11/6a Costa 10 Teixeira 8 De Souza 7/8r Goncalo 7/7a Paixao 7 Carvalho 3/6a Dias 0 ESA Villalobos 11 Calderon 8 Funes 5 Noyola 4/6r Sosa 4 Vega 3/6r Murcia 3 Alvarado 3 Tevez 2 Mendez 0 Cubias 0 Hernandez 0

Group B:

The big story before the tournament was the news that Argentina had positive virus tests on arrival, leaving them without three of their most influential players.  They fought hard without them and beat the Dominican Republic 64-46.  Hosts Puerto Rico closed out the day in San Juan and breezed to an 88-50 win over a Venezuela team that did not have all of the players available that they wanted.

Dominican Republic vs. Argentina 46-64 DOM Colome 13 Monsac 7/8r Reynoso 6 Morton 6 Evangelista 5/10r Abreu 5 Arias 4 Rojas 0 Soto 0 Jones 0 Zapata DNP ARG Rosset 14/6a Suarez 13 Llorente 12/7r Mungo 11 Garcia 5 Castro 4/6r Gauna 3 Ale 2 Cabrera 0/12r Boquete DNP Burani DNP Gretter DNP

Puerto Rico vs. Venezuela 88-50 PUR Gwathmey 14 O’Neill 11 Rosado 10/8a Stinson 10 Gibson 8/9r Quinones 7/8r Salaman 7 Benitez 6 Gonzalez 5 Lozada 4 Pagan 4 Melendez 2 VEN Marcano 13 Wallen 11/8r Perez 11 Rivera 5 Fajardo 3 Zapata 3 Corrales 2/7r Diaz 2 Polanco 0 Chile 0 Arias DNP Veliz DNP

2021 AmeriCup Draw

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The draw for the upcoming AmeriCup was conducted on Saturday in Puerto Rico’s host city of San Juan.  The ten teams were drawn into two groups as the top four teams in the tournament will advance to the next round of world championship qualifying.

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With the South American Championship unable to be played, the top four ranked teams in the region, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Venezuela joined the four teams from Centrobasket and the two teams in the North America region to complete the field.  The teams will play their four group stage games over five days from the 11th through the 15th.  The bottom team in each group will be eliminated at that time with the all-important quarterfinals being played on June 17th.  The rest of the knockout stage will be played on the 18th and 19th.  El Salvador is happy to have gotten the final place in the qualification process, but will face an uphill task in upsetting any of the other Group A teams with Canada and Brazil figuring to fight for the top two spots and Colombia and the US Virgin Islands expecting the quarterfinals.  Group B offers a number of intriguing contests with all teams believing that they can play themselves into a good matchup to quality.  The team of current college players that the United States will send will be watched closely.  Puerto Rico has made big strides since the last tournament that they also hosted and will be tough as they will face their big rivals the Dominican Republic.  Venezuela will be looking to make a splash after missing out on the last tournament and Argentina will be bringing a tough team.

Centrobasket March 24th-28th

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Centrobasket started on Wednesday in San Salvador as Cuba was not able to make it, leaving five teams playing and giving players a rest from the planned five games in five days format.  Puerto Rico has been named AmeriCup hosts so the top three finishers besides them will join them in June, meaning that only the last place team will not advance.  Puerto Rico is without their European-based players and received a further blow with two veterans unavailable, but the US Virgin Islands, which has good players, but frequently struggles to field a full roster, certainly was not going to sympathize.  Anisha George had a fantastic game for them, but Puerto Rico did enough in the fourth quarter to win 73-69.  The absence of other contending teams meant that the biggest game of the tournament was probably the first day nightcap.  Aida Funes and El Salvador started well at home, but Silvia Betancourt and Costa Rica fought back before falling short 84-79.  On Thursday, Taylor Jones led the US Virgin Islands past Costa Rica 81-51.  The Dominican Republic was the last team to make their debut and Elemy Colome led them against rivals Puerto Rico, which did get one of their players back on their way to a 99-90 win behind Jada Stinson.

The rest of the standings started to take shape on Friday as an Imani Tate triple-double helped the US Virgin Islands get past the Dominican Republic 81-76.  Puerto Rico was at full strength for the first time and beat El Salvador 75-33.  Saturday started with Puerto Rico beating Costa Rica 79-39.  The Dominican Republic took care of business with an 82-58 win over El Salvador.  On Sunday, Costa Rica needed a win to grab the last spot in the Americas-wide tournament and fought hard against Yohanna Morton and the Dominican Republic, but lost 68-63.  El Salvador had the chance to grab another win at home and show that they can at least be dangerous this summer, but a good game from Emily Tevez was not enough as Anisha George and Imani Tate got the US Virgin Islands an 80-68 win to close out the event.

March 24, 2021

Puerto Rico vs. US Virgin Islands 73-69 PUR Rosado 18/7r/8a Stinson 16 I. Quinones 12 Benitez 11 Lozada-Cabbage 8/10r Gonzalez 6 K. Quinones 2 Smalls 0 Gonzalez-Varner 0 De Leon 0 Melendez DNP Gibson DNP ISV George 30/15r Jones 13/10r Richards 12/6r Tate 10/12r/9a Bough 4 Barry 0 Ngongba 0 Matthew 0 Frett 0

Costa Rica vs. El Salvador 79-84 CRC Betancourt 29 Galvez 13 Quesada 8/8r Jimenez 8 Alvarado 8/6a A. Mora 7/6r Gonzalez 6 Castro 0 M. Mora 0 Alfaro 0 Cubero DNP Reyna DNP ESA Funes 22 Villalobos 16/11r Tevez 15 Calderon 10/8r Mendez 6 Murcia 6 Vega 4 Cubias 3 Alvarado 2 Hernandez 0 Noyola DNP Tejada DNP

March 25, 2021

US Virgin Islands vs. Costa Rica 81-51 ISV Jones 25/7r Tate 15/11r/7a George 12/12r Matthew 11 Richards 7/6r Frett 4/10r Barry 3 Bough 2/11r Ngongba 2/7r CRC Galvez 12 Alvarado 9 Betancourt 8/6r Cubero 6 Quesada 5 Castro 3 Alfaro 3 A. Mora 2 Jimenez 2 M. Mora 1 Reyna 0 Gonzalez 0

Dominican Republic vs. Puerto Rico 90-99 DOM Colome 25 Morton 12/6r Monsac 8/10r Marte 8/6r Evangelista 8 Rodriguez 8 Ramirez-Tejada 6 Capellan 6 Jimenez 3/7r Hernandez 3 Zapata 3 Abreu 0 PUR Stinson 25 Rosado 18/11a Benitez 16 Gonzalez 16 Melendez 14 Lozada-Cabbage 6/6r I. Quinones 4 Gonzalez-Varner 0 De Leon 0 K. Quinones 0 Smalls 0 Gibson DNP

March 26, 2021

Dominican Republic vs. US Virgin Islands 76-81 DOM Colome 17/7s Morton 14 Capellan 12 Marte 6 Monsac 6 Zapata 6 Jimenez 4/6r Abreu 4 Rodriguez 6 Evangelista 3 Hernandez 0 Ramirez-Tejada 0 ISV Tate 20/14r/12a George 16/12r Ngongba 15 Matthew 12 Richards 6 Frett 5 Jones 5 Barry 2 Bough 0/7r

El Salvador vs. Puerto Rico 33-75 ESA Cubias 10 Mendez 6 Funes 4 Noyola 3 Villalobos 2/8r Tevez 2 Alvarado 2 Vega 2 Calderon 2 Hernandez 0 Tejada 0 Murcia 0 PUR Stinson 14 Smalls 12 Benitez 10 Rosado 9 I. Quinones 8/9r Melendez 7 Gibson 6 K. Quinones 4 De Leon 2 Gonzalez 2 Gonzalez-Varner 1 Lozada-Cabbage 0

March 27, 2021

Costa Rica vs. Puerto Rico 39-79 CRC Quesada 10 Jimenez 7/6r Alfaro 5 A. Mora 4/6r Alvarado 4 Cubero 3 Galvez 2 Castro 2 Betancourt 2 Reyna 0 Gonzalez 0 M. Mora 0 PUR I. Quinones 17/10r Melendez 11 Rosado 9/8r Gonzalez-Varner 9/7r Lozada-Cabbage 9/6r Smalls 6/9r Gonzalez 6 Benitez 4 Gibson 3 Stinson 3 K. Quinones 2 De Leon 0

Dominican Republic vs. El Salvador 82-58 DOM Morton 15 Evangelista 14 Rodriguez 12/9r Monsac 8/7r Ramirez-Tejada 8/7r Abreu 8 Colome 7 Capellan 3 Hernandez 3 Jimenez 2 Marte 2 Zapata 0 ESA Funes 16 Villalobos 13/14r Calderon 8 Alvarado 7 Mendez 7 Tevez 2 Murcia 2 Vega 1 Cubias 1 Hernandez 1 Noyola 0 Tejada 0

March 28, 2021

Costa Rica vs. Dominican Republic 63-68 CRC Galvez 17 Quesada 16 Alvarado 11 Betancourt 8/6r/6a Jimenez 4 Alfaro 4 M. Mora 2 Gonzalez 1 A. Mora 0/8r Castro 0 Reyna 0 Cubero DNP DOM Morton 22/6r Colome 15/6r Evangelista 8/8r Jimenez 7 Rodriguez 6/7r Monsac 6 Ramirez-Tejada 2 Hernandez 2 Abreu 0 Capellan 0 Marte 0 Zapata DNP

El Salvador vs. US Virgin Islands 68-80 ESA Tevez 25/7r Villalobos 13/12r Funes 13 Mendez 6 Alvarado 4 Vega 4 Calderon 3 Noyola 0 Cubias 0 Murcia 0 Hernandez 0 Tejada 0 ISV George 22/14r Tate 20/8r/8a/6s Jones 11 Matthew 8 Richards 7 Ngongba 6 Bough 4 Barry 2 Frett 0

Standings: Puerto 4-0, US Virgin Islands 3-1, Dominican Republic 2-2, El Salvador 1-3, Costa Rica 0-4