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Asian Championships Under 18 Basketball (Men)


Wang Zhelin
Asia-Basket.com All-Asian U18 Championships Awards 2012 - Aug 28, 2012

MVP: Wang Zhelin (215-PF-94) of China Best Point Guard: Luo Hanchen (188-PG-94) of China Best Shooting Guard: Choi Jun-Yong (200-SG-94) of S.Korea Best Small Forward: Vahid Dalirzahan (199-SF-95) of Iran Best Power Forward: Wang Zhelin (215-PF-94) of China Best Center: Jonghyun Lee (206-C-94) of S.Korea Best Coach: Wang Huaiyu of USA 1st Team PG: Luo Hanchen (188-94) of China SG: Choi    [read more]
China defend their title in Ulaanbaatar - Aug 26, 2012

FINAL China - South Korea 93-91 China repeated as U18 Asia Championship winners. They overcame South Korea in the dramatic Final to claim the trophy. Gao Shang (198-F/G-94) knocked down a winning jumper with four seconds to go in regulation and China celebrated Gold. Wang Zhelin (215-C/F-94) finished with 30 points and 13 rebounds to pace the winning side. South Korea led by two points 26:24 ten minutes into the game. China denied the deficit and pulled ahead in the second quarter   [read more]

Wang Zhelin
China and South Korea set up exciting Final - Aug 25, 2012

Semifinals Japan - China 80-103 China became the first U18 Asia Championship finalists. They defeated Japan in the first semifinal of the day in Ulaanbaatar. Dai Huaibo (205-C/F-94) delivered 23 points to lead the reigning champions. China jumped to an early lead however Japan did not allow their opponents to clear off. Japan trailed by just one point after ten minutes 23:24. China managed to pull away late in the first half. They went on a 14:2 run to ensure a 16-point lead at halftime   [read more]


Iran, China, South Korea and Japan reach semis in Ulaanbaatar - Aug 24, 2012  
The Quarterfinals are set in Ulaanbaatar - Aug 22, 2012  
Results and Stats from Day 2 of Second Stage in Ulaanbaatar - Aug 21, 2012  
Second Stage starts in Ulaanbaatar - Aug 20, 2012  
The End of Preliminary Round in Ulaanbaatar - Aug 19, 2012  
Results and Stats from Day 2 in Ulaanbaatar - Aug 18, 2012  
Results and Stats from Day 1 in Ulaanbaatar - Aug 17, 2012  
Draw is held in Ulaanbaatar - Jul 27, 2012  
India and Bangladesh earn victories in Middle Asia U18 tournament - Feb 25, 2012  
Asia-Basket.com All-Asian U18 Championships Awards 2010 - Oct 3, 2010  
China triumph in Yemen - Oct 1, 2010  
China and South Korea to play for the title in Yemen - Sep 30, 2010  
Day: 7 (Quarter-Finals) - Sep 29, 2010  
Day: 6 (Qualifying Round) - Sep 27, 2010  
Day: 5 (Qualifying Round) - Sep 26, 2010  
Day: 4 (Qualifying Round) - Sep 25, 2010  
Day: 3 (Preliminary Round) - Sep 24, 2010  

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Asian Championships U18 Standings
Group E
 1. China 5-0 
 2. S.Korea 4-1 
 3. Japan 2-3 
 4. Lebanon 2-3 
 5. Syria 2-3 
 6. India 0-5 
Group F
 1. Iran 4-1 
 2. Taiwan 4-1 
 3. Philippines 4-1 
 4. S.Arabia 1-4 
 5. Indonesia 1-4 
 6. Bahrain 1-4 
Group Places 13-16
 1. Mongolia 1-2 
 2. Singapore 0-3 
 3. Hong Kong 0-3 
 4. Kazakhstan 0-3 
Points Per Game
 Zhelin WANG
  (215-PF-94)
  Avg: 24.1
 1. Wang, Fujian QB24.1 
 2. Lkhamjav, MGL N.22.2 
 3. Brar, Punjab21.5 
 4. Narita, JPN N.20.7 
 5. Arakji, Al Riyadi20.3 
 6. Jonghyun, KOR N.18.9 
 7. Yakhchali, Petroch.17.0 
 8. Gao, Changan Group16.6 
 9. Dai, CHN N.16.2 
 10. Chinzorig, MGL N.16.0 
Rebounds Per Game
 Ali Hassan SHUKRALLA
  (-F-)
  Avg: 12.3
 1. Shukralla, BHR N.12.3 
 2. Marchuk, BC Astana11.2 
 3. Jonghyun, KOR N.10.9 
 4. Wang, Fujian QB10.8 
 5. Singh, Delhi10.1 
 6. Abojalas, KSA N.9.0 
 7. Brar, Punjab8.6 
 8. Doniddembere., MGL8.6 
 9. Ng, HKG N.8.4 
 10. Chinzorig, MGL N.8.2 
Assists Per Game
 Cheon GIBEOM
  (187-G-94)
  Avg: 6
 1. Gibeom, KOR N.6.0 
 2. Sistani, Esteghlal4.9 
 3. Chang, HKG N.4.6 
 4. Baghajati, SYR N.4.5 
 5. Khureltogoo, MGL N.4.2 
 6. Terazono, JPN N.4.2 
 7. Wu, Zhejiang CB3.6 
 8. Alhosawe, KSA N.3.6 
 9. Lkhamjav, MGL N.3.6 
 10. Luo, DongGuan L.3.6 
Steals Per Game
 Ali Hassan SHUKRALLA
  (-F-)
  Avg: 3.8
 1. Shukralla, BHR N.3.8 
 2. Sistani, Esteghlal3.7 
 3. Marchuk, BC Astana3.4 
 4. Lkhamjav, MGL N.3.2 
 5. Wu, Zhejiang CB2.9 
 6. Gibeom, KOR N.2.6 
 7. Lin, TAI N.2.6 
 8. Mezher, LEB N.2.4 
 9. Yakhchali, Petroch.2.2 
 10. Baba, JPN N.2.2 
Blocks Per Game
 Palpreet Singh BRAR
  (204-C-94)
  Avg: 4
 1. Brar, Punjab4.0 
 2. Marchuk, BC Astana3.6 
 3. Jonghyun, KOR N.3.4 
 4. Foroutannik, Azad2.7 
 5. Atle, SYR N.1.9 
 6. Zhou, Liaoning H.1.8 
 7. Shukralla, BHR N.1.6 
 8. Mohammed, KSA N.1.6 
 9. Wang, Fujian QB1.3 
 10. Nyamkhuu, MGL N.1.2 
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