Japan outscore Mongolia to reach East Asia Championship semifinals - Jun 12, 2011 (by Eurobasket News)
Japan - Mongolia 94:73
Japan celebrated the first win at the East Asia Championship. They overcame Mongolia to improve at 1-1 record in Group B. It was just enough for Japan to enter the semifinal stage. They will take on China in playoffs. Mongolia suffered the second straight defeat and got eliminated. Takuya Kawamura (193-G-86) exploded with 29 points to pace Japan. Japan opened the game aggressively. They fired 28 points in the opening frame to take an 11-point advantage
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Japan - Mongolia 94:73
Japan celebrated the first win at the East Asia Championship. They overcame Mongolia to improve at 1-1 record in Group B. It was just enough for Japan to enter the semifinal stage. They will take on China in playoffs. Mongolia suffered the second straight defeat and got eliminated. Takuya Kawamura (193-G-86) exploded with 29 points to pace Japan. Japan opened the game aggressively. They fired 28 points in the opening frame to take an 11-point advantage. Japan maintained the lead throughout the second stanza. They arrived at the interval up by 14 points 47:33. Japan did not loosen the grip in the second half. Tom Wiseman team piled up a comfortable 18-point buffer before the final period. Mongolia could not recover and had to surrender at the end. Shinsuke Kashiwagi (183-G-81) accounted for 20 points, while Takumi Ishizaki (188-G-84) finished with 18 points in the win. Uuganbayar Oyuntsetseg (183-G-88) replied with 24 points for Mongolia. Battuvshin Bilguun posted 19 points in the losing effort.
Japan: Takuya Kawamura 29, Shinsuke Kashiwagi 20, Takumi Ishizaki 18
Mongolia: Uuganbayar Oyuntsetseg 24, Battuvshin Bilguun 19
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Mongolian National Team 2011 - Jun 10, 2011 (by Eurobasket)
4Sergelen Otgonbaatar
5Batbyamba Sainbayar189-F-87
6Otgonmunkh Munkhtur191-F-86
7Munkhbold Bataa191-F-86
8Uuganbayar Oyuntsetseg183-G-88
9Odbayar Batdorj193-F-85
10Sanchir Tungalag188-G-89
11Mergen Tsetsgee190-G-85
12Sedbazar Shinen191-F-81
13Deigernyam Davaasambuu
14Urnuunbileg Sanchigdan194-C-86
15Bilguun Battuvshin
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South Korea march past Mongolia - Nov 22, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
South Korea - Mongolia 115:66
South Korea celebrated the fourth win at the Asian Games. They breezed past Mongolia to improve at 4-1 record in Group E. The victory allowed the Korean side finished the preliminary round in the second position, while Mongolia slipped at 1-4 record and occupied the fifth spot in the pool. South Korea will now take on Philippines at the quarterfinal stage on Wednesday.
South Korea fired from all the guns early in the game
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South Korea - Mongolia 115:66
South Korea celebrated the fourth win at the Asian Games. They breezed past Mongolia to improve at 4-1 record in Group E. The victory allowed the Korean side finished the preliminary round in the second position, while Mongolia slipped at 1-4 record and occupied the fifth spot in the pool. South Korea will now take on Philippines at the quarterfinal stage on Wednesday.
South Korea fired from all the guns early in the game. They accounted for 29 points in the first quarter to take an 11-point lead. South Korea opened the second stanza on a 14:4 rally to establish a 21-point lead. They enjoyed a massive 58:29 halftime cushion. Mongolia struggled to keep their defense solid. The Korean team scored eagerly as they piled up an 87:46 advantage at the final intermission. Jaehak Yoo side did not stop in the fourth term as they erupted for 115 points and claimed a comprehensive win at the end.
Seven players scored in double digits for South Korea. Park Chan-Hee (191-G-87) and Oh SeKeun (201-C-87) led the effort with 16 points apiece. Cho Sung-Min (197-F-83) added 13 points in the win. Uuganbayar Oyuntsetseg (183-G-88) answered with 27 points and 10 rebounds for Mongolia. Ikhbayar Ganbaatar (180-G-83) had 14 points in the loss.
South Korea: Park Chan-Hee 16, Oh SeKeun 16, Cho Sung-Min 13
Mongolia: Uuganbayar Oyuntsetseg 27+10 boards, Ikhbayar Ganbaatar 14
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Mongolian National Team 2010 - Nov 10, 2010
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