Germany beat Jordan, both are out of 1/8 Finals - Sep 2, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Jordan-Germany 73:91
Germany beat Jordan, both are out of 1/8 Finals of the World Championship in Turkey. The European side won 91:73 in the last game for both teams this year.
Germany was the favorite of the game and needed the win to somehow forget the loss from Angola last night. They started with 7:3 as Pleiss scored all the points for them. Benzing Robin brought 12:6 and Tibor Pleiss (214-F/C-89) again scored for 16:9. Osama Daghles (199-G-79, college: Midwestern St [read more]
Jordan-Germany 73:91
Germany beat Jordan, both are out of 1/8 Finals of the World Championship in Turkey. The European side won 91:73 in the last game for both teams this year. Germany was the favorite of the game and needed the win to somehow forget the loss from Angola last night. They started with 7:3 as Pleiss scored all the points for them. Benzing Robin brought 12:6 and Tibor Pleiss (214-F/C-89) again scored for 16:9. Osama Daghles (199-G-79, college: Midwestern St.) nailed three to close the opening quarter at 28:17. Enver Soobzokov (198-G/F-78, college: Cal.St.-San Bernar.) opened the second quarter from the perimeter and Abbas Zaid reduced to 32:22. Moreover Alkhas, Zaid nailed three for 34:33 midway through the quarter. Germany needed 7-0 run as Jan-Hendrick Jagla (213-F-81, agency: Priority Sports, college: Penn St.) was the last to score in the half for 40:33. Tibor Pleiss and Alkhas Zaid exchanged the shots for 42:36 and Jan-Hendrick Jagla increased to 50:41. Lucca Staiger (196-G-88, college: Iowa St.) made it 56:43, while Christopher McNaughton (211-C-82, agency: Pro One Sports, college: Bucknell) scored for 65:48. Osama Daghles brought the last points in the third period as the board showed 67:50 for the European team. Schwethelm Philipp and Enver Soobzokov nailed threes for the teams in the start of the fourth period and Ohlbrecht Tim gave the winners 74:58. Lucca Staiger was the last player in his team to score in the game for 91, while Hussein Mohammad made the last shot in the game. Tibor Pleiss top-scored for the winners with 23 points and Lucca Staiger netted 16. Jan-Hendrick Jagla posted 14 and Christopher McNaughton added 12. Osama Daghles delivered 22 points in the losing case and Rasheim Wright (194-G-81, college: District of Col.) notched 14. Enver Soobzokov and Alkhas Zaid poured in 12 apiece as Jordan lost all five games.
Jordan put up decent fight before falling short against Argentina - Sep 1, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Argentina - Jordan 88:79
Argentina recorded the fourth straight win at the World Championship. The Latin American side held off Jordan for 4-0 record on top of Group A. Jordan suffered the fourth straight defeat and lost their chances to stay in the title race. But the Asian team gave all Argentina could handle before losing at the end.
It was a good start for Argentina. They quickly established a 15:4 lead [read more]
Argentina - Jordan 88:79
Argentina recorded the fourth straight win at the World Championship. The Latin American side held off Jordan for 4-0 record on top of Group A. Jordan suffered the fourth straight defeat and lost their chances to stay in the title race. But the Asian team gave all Argentina could handle before losing at the end. It was a good start for Argentina. They quickly established a 15:4 lead. Carlos Delfino (198-G-82) hit a three-pointer as Argentina accumulated an 18:6 advantage midway through the term. Argentina scored eagerly as they posted a 35:19 advantage at the first intermission. Gutierrez and Paolo Quinteros (186-G-79) hit from beyond the arc early in the second quarter as the margin grew at 17-point mark 41:24. Soon Paolo Quinteros drained another triple as Argentina accumulated a 20-point lead 46:26. But Jordan capped the half on an 11:3 rally to trim the distance at 12-point mark 37:49. Rasheim Wright (194-G-81, college: District of Col.) and Idais began the second half with three trifectas in a row as Jordan got as close as three points 46:49. Luis Scola (206-F/C-80) calmed things down with four points. Argentina quickly retained a 10-point advantage but Idais and Rasheim Wright came up for Jordan again and narrowed the deficit at 6-point mark with one quarter to go. Back-to-back triples from Carlos Delfino and Gutierrez restored a 10-point buffer for the Latin American team early in the final frame. However Rasheim Wright and Zaid Abbaas (203-F-83) pulled Jordan within four once again. Jordan trailed by just five points with 50 seconds remaining when Pablo Prigioni converted four free throws and sealed the winning outcome for Argentina. Luis Scola stepped up with 30 points and 13 boards in the win. Carlos Delfino finished with 18 points, while Paolo Quinteros had 11 for Argentina. Rasheim Wright replied with 22 points for Jordan. Zaid Abbaas had 17 points and 10 rebounds in the losing case.
Serbia opens Day 3 with an easy win over Jordan - Aug 30, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Jordan-Serbia 69:112
Serbia opens Day 3 with an easy win over Jordan at the World Championship. The European team smashed the Asian representative 112:69 and improved to 2-1 record in the group.
Dusko Savanovic (204-F/C-83, agency: Beo Basket) was the first to score in the game and Teodosic Milos nailed three for 10:6. Tepic Milenko later closed a 9-0 run for 19:7 lead, while Abbas Zaid reduced to 33:20 at the end of the first 10 minutes [read more]
Jordan-Serbia 69:112
Serbia opens Day 3 with an easy win over Jordan at the World Championship. The European team smashed the Asian representative 112:69 and improved to 2-1 record in the group. Dusko Savanovic (204-F/C-83, agency: Beo Basket) was the first to score in the game and Teodosic Milos nailed three for 10:6. Tepic Milenko later closed a 9-0 run for 19:7 lead, while Abbas Zaid reduced to 33:20 at the end of the first 10 minutes. Serbia continued to dominate the court and Teodosic Milos opened the second period for 35:20. Marko Keselj (205-F-88, agency: Beo Basket) increased to 43:24, while Kosta Perovic (217-C-85) scored for 45:29. Marko Keselj nailed three to close the half at 57:37 for Serbia. Alawadi Mousa drove a lay-up to start the third frame and Abbas Zaid cut it to 60:41. Dusko Savanovic drove a lay-up for 74:42 and Kosta Perovicmade the same for 78:45. Markovic Stefan closed the third period for 83:48 from the free throw line. Rasic Aleksandar later gave Serbia their three-digit number scoring for 101:64. He was also the last one to score in the game for the final success. Dusko Savanovic and Marko Keselj paced all the winners with 21 points each for the second win. Kosta Perovic netted 20, while Nemanja Bjelica (209-F/C-88, agency: Interperformances) netted 12. Osama Daghles (199-G-79, college: Midwestern St.) ended up with 19 points in the losing effort. Abbas Zaid brought 15 and Enver Soobzokov (198-G/F-78, college: Cal.St.-San Bernar.) added 9.
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