Jordan stayed on the winning track at the WABA Championship. The hosts claimed the second consecutive win beating Syria in Amman. Ali Jamal (205-C/F-88) came up with 13 points to pace the winners. Syria fell at 0-2 record after the loss. The visitors enjoyed a slightly better start to the game. They grabbed an 18:14 lead ten minutes into the encounter. But Jordan stopped the bleeding and pulled in front for a 36:30 halftime advantage. Jordan dominated in the third quarter. They held their opponents to 8 points and surged ahead for a 17-point lead 55:38. Syria tried desperately to erase the deficit in the fourth but came up short of win at the end. Issa Kamel (194-F/G-83) delivered 10 points for Jordan. Mohammad Shaher (210-C-90) netted 9 points in the victory. Michel Maadanly (194-G-81) answered with game-high 24 points and 9 rebounds for Syria. Abdul Wahab Hamowi (217-C-90) had 18 points and 9 boards in the loss.
ASU competes WABA League with 7 teams participating. The team from Jordan finished with 204 record on the 6th place.
On May 15th Champville overcame ASU 99:85. The team from Lebanon started with 26-25 lead and then led 51:36 at the halftime. Moreover the favorites had 77:53 advantage after three quarters and won the game by 14 points. Jeremiah Massey (202-F-82, college: Kansas St [read more]
ASU competes WABA League with 7 teams participating. The team from Jordan finished with 204 record on the 6th place. On May 15th Champville overcame ASU 99:85. The team from Lebanon started with 26-25 lead and then led 51:36 at the halftime. Moreover the favorites had 77:53 advantage after three quarters and won the game by 14 points. Jeremiah Massey (202-F-82, college: Kansas St.) top-scored for the winners with 28 points and 13 rebounds, while Fadi Khatib (199-F-79) had 25 points and 11 rebounds. Wesam Al-Sous replied with 29 points and Ahmad Hamarsheh scored 14. Moussa Awadi delivered 12 and Austin Johnson (191-G-87, agency: Edge Sports, college: Oklahoma) had 9. Tonight Duhok from Iraq overcame Applied Science from Jordan 104:88. Yesterday Petroshemi from Iran smashed ASU 110:78. Champville meanwhile triumphs at WABA 2013 with 7 teams participating. The team from Lebanon finished with 5-1 record and stepped higher than Foolad Mahan and Petroshemi that also had the same record. The Lebanese team had a better difference in the game between three teams.
Jordan Basketball Federatioan agreed the terms with the Greek Coach Vangelis Alexandris to take on the Senior National Team for the upcoming Compeitions starting from FIBA Asia Championship this Summer with the target of reaching the World Championship 2014 for the 2nd consecutive time after 2010 in turkey.
Born: Feb.2, 1951
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1964-1989: Anagennisi Thessaloniki (A1), Aris Thessaloniki (A1), P [read more]
Jordan Basketball Federatioan agreed the terms with the Greek Coach Vangelis Alexandris to take on the Senior National Team for the upcoming Compeitions starting from FIBA Asia Championship this Summer with the target of reaching the World Championship 2014 for the 2nd consecutive time after 2010 in turkey.
Born: Feb.2, 1951 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Player: 1964-1989: Anagennisi Thessaloniki (A1), Aris Thessaloniki (A1), P.A.O.K. Thessaloniki (A1) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Awards: Greek League Champion -79 Greek Cup Winner -84 Greek National Team -70, -83 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Head Coach: 1993-1994: AEL 1964 Larissa (Greece-A1) 1994-1995: AEL 1964 Larissa (Greece-A1) 1995-1996: PAOK Thessaloniki (Greece-A1) 1996-1997: AS Apollon Patras (Greece-A1) 1997-1998: GS Iraklis Thessaloniki (Greece-A1) 1998-1999: Heraclion OA (Greece-A1) 1999-2000: Marousi BC (Greece-A1) 2000-2001: Marousi BC (Greece-A1) 2001-2002: PAOK Thessaloniki (Greece-A1) 2002-2003: Aris Thessaloniki (Greece-A1) 2003-2004: Aris Thessaloniki (Greece-A1): fired in Nov.'03 2004-2005: Olimpia GE Larisa (Greece-A1) 2005-2006: Olimpia GE Larisa (Greece-A1) 2006-2007: AEK Athens (Greece-A1): fired in Feb.'07, next month was hired by PAOK Marfin Thessaloniki (Greece-A1) 2007-2008: AO Kolossos Rodou (Greece-A1) 2008-2009: AEL 1964 Larissa (Greece-A1), left in Apr.'09 2009-2010: Enosi Kalathosfairisis Kavalas (Greece-A1) 2010-2011: Marousi BC (A1) 2011-2012: Aris Thessaloniki (A1) 2012, extended the contract with Aris Thessaloniki (A1) for 2 more seasons 2012-2013: Aris Thessaloniki (A1), released in Oct.'12 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Awards/Achievements: Coach Assistant: Greek A1 All-Star Game -97, 03, 06 Saporta Cup Winner -01 Greek Cup Finalist -03 FIBA Champions Cup Winner -03 Eurobasket.com All-Greek League Coach of the Year -05 Head Coach: Greek League All-Star Game -11
Played for a solid team in a competitive league, spent two years at Irvine Valley College where he averaged seven points and three rebounds, with him Irvine Valley went 20-6, including an 11-1 record on the road, in 2011-12 Season.
Chris Taylor(196-G) the son of Jordanian/American Coach Robert Taylor, played one year at Laguna Beach in California but also played at the American Community School in Amman, Jordan where he graduated in 2009 [read more]
Played for a solid team in a competitive league, spent two years at Irvine Valley College where he averaged seven points and three rebounds, with him Irvine Valley went 20-6, including an 11-1 record on the road, in 2011-12 Season.
Chris Taylor (196-G) the son of Jordanian/American Coach Robert Taylor, played one year at Laguna Beach in California but also played at the American Community School in Amman, Jordan where he graduated in 2009.
In his Junior Season (2012-2013) with Chadron State College in the NCAA2 League, Chris averaged 3.6 pts, 32.1 FG%, 60 FT%, 3.2 Reb., 1.4 Ass., 0.9 Stl. in 19,2 minute per game.
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