An official announcment for the 2009-2010 JPL - Mar 11, 2010 (by Mohammed Malas)
Midrar Sport marketing company general manager Mr. Samer Kamal announced yesterday through a press conference the official establishment of the Jordanian Professional League (JPL) for Season 2009-2010 from the the begining of the 23rd of March until the 16th of April under the participation of 5 teams (Zain, ASU Sports Club, Orthodox, Al Riyadi Club and Al Wihdat), The games will be held in Prince Hamza Hall in Amman [read more]
Midrar Sport marketing company general manager Mr. Samer Kamal announced yesterday through a press conference the official establishment of the Jordanian Professional League (JPL) for Season 2009-2010 from the the begining of the 23rd of March until the 16th of April under the participation of 5 teams (Zain, ASU Sports Club, Orthodox, Al Riyadi Club and Al Wihdat), The games will be held in Prince Hamza Hall in Amman.
According to Kamal, The league system will contain from one round in the first stage as teams will meet each other once, Then the top 4 clubs will qualify to the Final 4 which will be on two rounds (Home/Away) then the finals round will be next (3 games for 3rd place and 5 for the 1st place award), Nourmina Sattelite Channel will broadcast the league.
The opening ceremony will be on Tuesday the 23rd of March at 4:00 PM Jordan Time.
# First Round Schedule (Jordan time): - Tuesday 23/3: 1600 Zain X Al Wihdat 1800 Al Riyadi X Orthodox - Thursday 25 /3: 1600 Al Riyadi X Al Wihdat 1800 ASU X Orthodox - Saturday 27/3: 1600 ASU X Al Riyadi 1800 Zain X Orthodox - Monday 29/3: 1600 Al Wihdat X ASU 1800 Zain X Al Riyadi - Wednesday 31/3: 1600 Orthodox X Al Wihdat 1800 Zain - ASU
# Final 4 schedule: - Friday 2/4: 1600 1st X 4th 1800 2nd X 3rd - Sunday 4/4: 1600 3rd X 2nd 1800 4th X 1st - Tuesday 6/4: 1600 2nd X 3rd 1800 1st X 4th
# Finals Schedule: - Thursday 8/4: 1600 3rd place game 1 1800 1st place game 1 - Saturday 10/4: 1600 3rd place game 2 1800 1st place game 2 - Monday 12/4: 1600 3rd place game 3 1800 1st place game 3 - Wednesday 14/4: 1800 1st place game 4 - Friday 16/4: 1800 1st place game 5
Shuqom to head the JBF officially - Mar 8, 2010 (by Mohammed Malas)
Jo-Basket.com, Amman - Finally, After a long waiting, The Olympic Committee announced officially the names of the 4-month length Jordanian Basketball Federation (JBF) temporary committee which will be headed by Mr. Saeed Shuqom earlier today through an official statement after getting the approval from FIBA two days ago.
The temporary committee members:
Mr. Saeed Shuqom - President
Mrs. Yara Milbes
Mrs. Tala Al Moj
Mr. Tarek Kamal
Mr. Marwan Marji
Mr [read more]
Jo-Basket.com, Amman - Finally, After a long waiting, The Olympic Committee announced officially the names of the 4-month length Jordanian Basketball Federation (JBF) temporary committee which will be headed by Mr. Saeed Shuqom earlier today through an official statement after getting the approval from FIBA two days ago.
The temporary committee members: Mr. Saeed Shuqom - President Mrs. Yara Milbes Mrs. Tala Al Moj Mr. Tarek Kamal Mr. Marwan Marji Mr. Saed Karajah Mr. Raed Bilbeissi
The committee will take the reponsibilities directlyma and the main objective will be putting the plan of the National Team's preperation for the FIBA World Championship in Turkey next august adding to marketing the national team in order to get the needed support for the long preeperations journey in the addition of bringing back the activation of the management and technichal activities in all parties.
Saeed Shuqom in Brief - Born in 1950 - Bachelor in Business Administration from University of Jordan in 1972 - Worked in Military force, Goverment and The private sector in the fields of computers and financial services. - Was a national team player from 1967 until 1976 then went to basketball management field in Al Ahli club and the JBF. - Al Ahli club president in 1998. - Youth Minister from 1999 to 2001. - Zone manager for VISA World Company from 2001 to 2006.
FIBA Basketball World Championship Schedule - Mar 8, 2010 (by Omar Shafaamri)
With less than six months to go before the tournament gets underway, the schedule for the 2010 FIBA World Championship has now been established. The draw for the above Championship was held in Istanbul, Turkey on 15th December 2009 [read more]
With less than six months to go before the tournament gets underway, the schedule for the 2010 FIBA World Championship has now been established. The draw for the above Championship was held in Istanbul, Turkey on 15th December 2009.
Group A (Kayseri): Angola, Argentina, Australia, Germany, Jordan, Serbia Group B (Istanbul): Brazil, Croatia, Iran, Tunisia, Slovenia, USA Group C (Ankara): China, Ivory Coast, Greece, Russia, Puerto Rico, Turkey Group D (Izmir): Canada, France, Lebanon, Lithuania, New Zealand, Spain
Here is the tournament schedule: All times are given in local time (CET +1, GMT +2). .
First Round
28th August 2010 Group A (Kayseri) Game A 1: 16:30 Australia vs Jordan Game A 2: 19:00 Angola vs Serbia Game A 3: 21:30 Germany vs Argentina
Group B (Istanbul, Abdi Ipekci Arena) Game B 1: 16:30 Tunisia vs Slovenia Game B 2: 19:00 USA vs Croatia Game B 3: 21:30 Iran vs Brazil
Group C (Ankara) Game C 1: 16:00 Greece vs China Game C 2: 18:30 Russia vs Puerto Rico Game C 3: 21:00 Ivory Coast vs Turkey
Group D (Izmir) Game D 1: 16:00 New Zealand vs Lithuania Game D 2: 18:30 Canada vs Lebanon Game D 3: 21:00 France vs Spain
29th August 2010 Group A (Kayseri) Game A 4: 16:30 Jordan vs Angola Game A 5: 19:00 Serbia vs Germany Game A 6: 21:30 Argentina vs Australia
Group B (Istanbul, Abdi Ipekci Arena) Game B 4: 16:30 Slovenia vs USA Game B 5: 19:00 Croatia vs Iran Game B 6: 21:30 Brazil vs Tunisia
Group C (Ankara) Game C 4: 16:00 China vs Ivory Coast Game C 5: 18:30 Puerto Rico vs Greece Game C 6: 21:00 Turkey vs Russia
Group D (Izmir) Game D 4: 16:00 Lithuania vs Canada Game D 5: 18:30 Lebanon vs France Game D 6: 21:00 Spain vs New Zealand
30th August 2010 Group A (Kayseri) Game A 7: 16:30 Jordan vs Serbia Game A 8: 19:00 Australia vs Germany Game A 9: 21:30 Angola vs Argentina
Group B (Istanbul, Abdi Ipekci Arena) Game B 7: 16:30 Slovenia vs Croatia Game B 8: 19:00 Tunisia vs Iran Game B 9: 21:30 USA vs Brazil
31st August 2010 Group C (Ankara) Game C 7: 16:00 Russia vs Ivory Coast Game C 8: 18:30 Puerto Rico vs China Game C 9: 21:00 Greece vs Turkey
Group D (Izmir) Game D 7: 16:00 New Zealand vs Lebanon Game D 8: 18:30 France vs Canada Game D 9: 21:00 Spain vs Lithuania
1st September 2010 Group A (Kayseri) Game A 10: 16:30 Serbia vs Australia Game A 11: 19:00 Germany vs Angola Game A 12: 21:30 Argentina vs Jordan
Group B (Istanbul, Abdi Ipekci Arena) Game B 10: 16:30 Croatia vs Tunisia Game B 11: 19:00 Iran vs USA Game B 12: 21:30 Brazil vs Slovenia
Group C (Ankara) Game C 10: 16:00 China vs Russia Game C 11: 18:30 Ivory Coast vs Greece Game C 12: 21:00 Turkey vs Puerto Rico
Group D (Izmir) Game D 10: 16:00 Canada vs New Zealand Game D 11: 18:30 Lebanon vs Spain Game D 12: 21:00 Lithuania vs France
2nd September 2010 Group A (Kayseri) Game A 13: 16:30 Angola vs Australia Game A 14: 19:00 Argentina vs Serbia Game A 15: 21:30 Jordan vs Germany
Group B (Istanbul, Abdi Ipekci Arena) Game B 13: 16:30 USA vs Tunisia Game B 14: 19:00 Slovenia vs Iran Game B 15: 21:30 Brazil vs Croatia
Group C (Ankara) Game C 13: 16:00 Puerto Rico vs Ivory Coast Game C 14: 18:30 Greece vs Russia Game C 15: 21:00 Turkey vs China
Group D (Izmir) Game D 13: 16:00 Spain vs Canada Game D 14: 18:30 Lebanon vs Lithuania Game D 15: 21:00 New Zealand vs France
The teams placed 1st 4th in each group will qualify for the Eighth-Finals. The teams placed 5th 6th in each group will return home.
Eighth-Finals The 16 teams qualified from the First Round will play direct elimination games (standard knockout format).
From the Eighth-Finals onwards, all games will be played in Istanbuls Olympic Dome. For the Eighth-Final round, the game times will, in principle, be 18:00 and 21:00. Please note that the game order is subject to change, and will be finalised and confirmed after the previous round.
4th September 2010 Game 61: A1 vs B4 Game 62: D2 vs C3
5th September 2010 Game 63: C1 vs D4 Game 64: B2 vs A3
6th September 2010 Game 65: B1 vs A4 Game 66: C2 vs D3
7th September 2010 Game 67: D1 vs C4 Game 68: A2 vs B3
The winners of the Eighth-Finals will qualify for the Quarter-Finals. The losers of the Eighth-Finals will return home.
Quarter-Finals For the Quarter-Final round, the game times will, in principle, be 18:00 and 21:00. Please note that the game order is subject to change, and will be finalised and confirmed after the previous round.
8th September 2010 Game 69: Winner 61 vs Winner 62 (1 8) Game 70: Winner 63 vs Winner 64 (1 8)
9th September 2010 Game 71: Winner 65 vs Winner 66 (1 8) Game 72: Winner 67 vs Winner 68 (1 8)
Semi-Finals For the Semi-Final round, the game times will, in principle, be (15:00), 19:00 and 21:30. Please note that the game order is subject to change, and will be finalised and confirmed after the previous round.
10th September 2010 Game 73: Loser 69 vs Loser 70 (5 8) Game 74: Loser 71 vs Loser 72 (5 8)
11th September 2010 Game 75: Loser 73 vs Loser 74 (7 8) Game 76: Winner 69 vs Winner 70 (1 4) Game 77: Winner 71 vs Winner 72 (1 4)
Finals For the Final round, the game times will, in principle, be 15:00, 19:00 and 21:30. Please note that the game order is subject to change, and will be finalised and confirmed after the previous round.
12th September 2010 Game 78: Winner 73 vs Winner 74 (5 6) Game 79: Loser 76 vs Loser 77 (3 4) Game 80: Winner 76 vs Winner 77 (1 2)
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