Best Player: Zhou Qi (215-C-96) of China
Best Guard: Zhao Jiwei (185-G-95) of China
Best Forward: Yudai Baba (190-F-95) of Japan
Best Center: Zhou Qi of China
Best Coach: Wu QingLong of China
1st Team
G: Zhao Jiwei (185-95) of China
G: Daiki Kaneko (170-95) of Japan
F: Kim Gookchan (193-96) of S.Korea
F: Yudai Baba (190-95) of Japan
C: Zhou Qi (215-96) of China
2nd Team
PG: Janhuber [read more]
Asia-Basket.com All-Asian U16 Championships 1st Team
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Best Player:Zhou Qi (215-C-96) of China Best Guard:Zhao Jiwei (185-G-95) of China Best Forward:Yudai Baba (190-F-95) of Japan Best Center:Zhou Qi of China Best Coach:Wu QingLong of China
China regain title in Nha Trang City - Oct 28, 2011 (by Eurobasket News)
FINAL
China - South Korea 92-52
China proved their status as the main force at U16 level in Asia. They marched undefeated in Vietnam to defend their U16 Asia Championship title. And once again China dealt with South Korea in the rematch of 2009 Final. Zhou Qi (215-C-96) scored 43 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to lead the winners. China held their opponents to 8 points in the opening frame to pull in front. They grabbed a 7-point lead after ten minutes [read more]
FINAL
China - South Korea 92-52 China proved their status as the main force at U16 level in Asia. They marched undefeated in Vietnam to defend their U16 Asia Championship title. And once again China dealt with South Korea in the rematch of 2009 Final. Zhou Qi (215-C-96) scored 43 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to lead the winners. China held their opponents to 8 points in the opening frame to pull in front. They grabbed a 7-point lead after ten minutes. China speeded things up in the second frame. They unloaded 25 points to take a 40:23 halftime lead. China stayed aggressive offensively after the big break. They erupted for 25 points in the third term to pile up a comfortable 65:42 lead with one quarter remaining. China never slowed down in the fourth term and breezed to the victory at the end. Yu Dehao (188-G-95) nailed 11 points, while Heng Yifeng (195-F-95) added 10 points in the victory. Heo Hoon (181-G-95) responded with 19 points for South Korea. Lee Woojung (185-F-95) netted 8 points in the loss.
3-4 place
Japan - Philippines 94-81 Japan clinched the Bronze medals at U16 Asia Championship. They overcame Philippines on the final day of the competition. Daiki Kaneko (170-G-95) nailed 25 points to pace the winners. Philippines looked more aggressive both offensively and defensively at the start of the game. They limited Japan to 11 points in the opening quarter to take a 5-point lead. Japan stepped on the gas in the second term and erased the deficit for a 32:31 lead at the interval. Japan developed on their success in the third term. Japan capped the frame on a 17:2 run to build a 62:42 lead with ten minutes to go. Philippines tried hard to come back into this one. They narrowed the deficit to 8 points but Japan stayed calm and sealed the victory at the end. Yusei Sugiura (194-C-95) posted 21 points, while Yudai Baba (190-F-95) added 17 points and 13 rebounds in the win. Janhubert Cani (178-PG-95) and Kyles Lao (183-G-95) responded with 16 points each for Philippines.
5-6 place
Lebanon - Iraq 60-76 Iraq claimed the fifth position at the U16 Asia Championship. They outscored Lebanon today to finish on a high note. Ahmed Razzaq (185-G-97) delivered 17 points for the winners. Iraq surged ahead early in the game. They outscored Lebanon 24:13 in the opening quarter. But Lebanon stopped the bleeding in the second term. They adjusted defensively and cut the deficit to 4 points at the interval 30:34. But the third term proved decisive. Iraqis held their opponents to 9 points and cleared off to an 11-point distance. Iraq increased the tempo in the fourth quarter and Lebanon failed to match. Karrar Hamzah (187-G/F-95) provided 12 points, while Farid Mahdi (190-F-95) added 11 points in the victory. Jimmy Salem (190-G-95) responded with game-high 19 points for Lebanon. Yaacoub Al Agha (206-C-95) nailed 9 points in the loss.
7-8 place
Saudi Arabia - Indonesia 47-52 Indonesia sneaked past Saudi Arabia on the final day of the U16 Asia Championship in Vietnam. The winners thus clinched the 7th overall position at the tournament. Muhammad Fahdani (185-F/C-96) scored 17 points to pace Indonesia. Saudi Arabia led by three points after ten minutes of action 14:11. They maintained the lead throughout the second frame. The Saudis established a 24:19 advantage at the interval. But Indonesia started to change the complexion of the encounter after the big break. They cut the deficit to only two points at the final intermission 32:34. Indonesia opened the final term on a 6:1 run to surge ahead. The margin quickly grew at 8-point mark and Indonesia rolled to the victory at the end. Bastian Sidabutar posted 10 points, while Hans Abraham (179-G-95) and Vincent Kosasih (198-C-96) added 8 points each in the win. Saudi Arabia responded with 17 points from Raad Barnawi (185-G-95). Abdullah Musallam had 12 points in the loss.
China and South Korea to fight for crown in Nha Trang City - Oct 27, 2011 (by Eurobasket News)
Semifinals
South Korea - Philippines 67-58
South Korea joined China in the Final of U16 Asia Championship. They fired past Philippines in the semifinal tonight. Heo Hoon (181-G-95) nailed 22 points in the victory. Philippines ensured the better start to the game. They eked out a 21:19 lead after ten minutes. But South Korea turned things around in the second frame. They held Philippines to just 8 points in the period and recorded a 37:29 halftime lead [read more]
Semifinals
South Korea - Philippines 67-58 South Korea joined China in the Final of U16 Asia Championship. They fired past Philippines in the semifinal tonight. Heo Hoon (181-G-95) nailed 22 points in the victory. Philippines ensured the better start to the game. They eked out a 21:19 lead after ten minutes. But South Korea turned things around in the second frame. They held Philippines to just 8 points in the period and recorded a 37:29 halftime lead. The teams traded baskets throughout the third term. South Korea stayed in charge posting an 8-point lead with one quarter remaining. The Korean side held their opponents to just 8 points in the final stanza and sealed the victory. Kim Nakhyeon (180-G-95) and Kim Gookchan (193-F-96) delivered 16 points apiece for the winners. Renzar Asilum (173-PG-95) and Rodolfo Alejandro (175-G-95) posted 12 points each in the loss.
Japan - China 43-82 China marched into the U16 Asia Championship Final undefeated. They stunned Japan in the semifinal clash tonight to enter the championship game. China will defend their title against South Korea tomorrow. Zhao Jiwei (185-G-95) and Yan Haoxin (90-G-95) scored 18 points each to pace the winners. Japan will face Philippines for the Bronze medals on Friday. China unleashed 30 points to clear off in the opening frame. They entered the second term up by 16 points. Japan slowed their opponents down but could not get any closer. China posted a 44:27 halftime lead. China stiffened defence in the third quarter. They limited Japan to just 6 points in the quarter to take a 60:33 lead with one quarter remaining. China coasted to the victory in the final period. Zhou Qi (215-C-96) notched 15 points for the winners. Yusei Sugiura (194-C-95) responded with 19 points for Japan. Taisei Shirato (181-G-95) had 8 points in the loss.
5-8 place
Iraq - Indonesia 99-38 Iraq will play for the fifth position at U16 Asia Championship. They trounced Indonesia in the classification round tonight. Karrar Hamzah (187-G/F-95) and Alaa Mohammed (180-G-97) scored 18 points each for the winners. Iraq will take on Lebanon, while Indonesia will face Saudi Arabia for the seventh overall place. Iraq stunned their opponents in the first frame. They outscored Indonesia 25:10 in the starting ten minutes. Iraq unloaded 29 points in the second frame to establish a 54:20 halftime lead. Iraq maintained the lead throughout the second half. Indonesia never threatened the margin and had to surrender at the end. Farid Mahdi (190-F-95) notched 17 points in the winning effort. Vincent Kosasih (198-C-96) answered with 10 points for Indonesia. Rizky Indraprasto (184-G-85) netted 7 points in the loss.
Lebanon - Saudi Arabia 76-43 Lebanon will play for the fifth place at the U16 Asia Championship. They overcame Saudi Arabia in the classification round tonight. Lebanon will face Iraq, while Saudi Arabia will play against Indonesia tomorrow. Lebanon opened the game aggressively. They grabbed a 21:12 lead after ten minutes of action. Lebanon stretched the gap in the second term. They established a 38:24 halftime lead. Lebanon cleared off to an unassailable margin in the third term. They recorded a 60:32 advantage with ten minutes remaining and never looked back en route to the win. Jimmy Salem (190-G-95) stepped up with 17 points for Lebanon. Gerard Hadidian (197-F-95) had 14 points for the winners. Abdulaziz Sakar (183-G-95) notched 18 points for Saudi Arabia. Raad Barnawi (185-G-95) netted 8 points in defeat.
9-10 place
India - Taiwan 60-61 Lu Kuan-Hsuan (95) drained a triple with three seconds left in regulation to seal a narrow win of Taiwan over India at U16 Asia Championship classification round. The winners claimed the 9th overall position at the tournament. Wang I-Fan provided 17 points to pace the effort. India looked better early in the game. They grabbed a 16:11 lead after ten minutes of action. Taiwan bounced back in the second quarter. They cut the deficit at 2-point mark at the interval 32:34. The third term add woes to India. Taiwan held their opponents to 8 points to take a 7-point lead at the final break. But India erased the deficit and pulled ahead late in the game. They led by three points before Wang I-Fan nailed a free throw and then fed Lu Kuan-Hsuan for a three-pointer as Taiwan snatched a narrow win at the end. Wu You-Da (95) notched 11 points in the victory. Satnam Singh Bhamara (216-C-95) answered with 29 points for India. Rakesh Haryana had 10 points in the loss.
11-12 place
Vietnam - Qatar 58-59 Qatar celebrated a narrow win over Vietnam in the U16 Asia Championship classification round tonight. Qatar thus clinched the 11th position in the ladder. Vietnam almost completed comeback rally in the fourth frame but came up just short of victory at the end. Abdulrahman Saad (183-F-96) posted 20 points and 7 rebounds to lead the charge. Qatar held the hosts to 5 points in the opening frame taking an 8-point lead. Qatar continued to clear off in the second quarter. They recorded a 34:20 halftime lead. Vietnam stopped the rot in the third term. The home team cut the deficit to 12 points with ten minutes to go. Vietnam went on a desperate rally in the final quarter. The home team got within a single point with 32 second remaining. Tung Nguyen had a chance to put Vietnam in charge but missed two free throws and Qatar ran away with a narrow win at the end. Mohamed Abdelkawy (177-G-95) top-scored with 21 points for Qatar. Thong Nguyen Duy (180-F-95) answered with 20 points for Vietnam. Minh Do Duy (180-F-95) had 11 points in the loss.
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