Japan - India 98:62 Japan wrapped up their William Jones Cup campaign with victory. They cruised past India to clinch the second position in the ladder at 3-1 record. Rina Tomizaki (180-F/C-88) and Mutya Mori (181-C-88) stepped up with 15 points each to pace the effort. India fell at 1-3 record and occupied the fourth place at the tournament. Japan erupted for 31 points in the starting frame to clear off. They dominated in the second period. Japan outgunned their opponents 21:10 to establish a comfortable 57:26 halftime lead. Japan did not loosen the grip in the third term. They boosted the distance to 36 points and never looked back afterwards. Kana Motoyama (180-F-90) delivered 11 points, while Saori Fujiyoshi (178-G/F-87) and Misaki Onuma (175-F-90) had 10 points each in the victory. Geethu Anna Jose (185-C-85) responded with 16 points for India. Anitha Pauldurai (170-G-85) netted 12 points in the loss.
Taiwan - South Korea 73:50 Taiwan finished their William Jones Cup campaign on a high note. They breezed past South Korea for the fourth straight win. Chiang Feng-Chun (184-F-81) scored 16 points to pace the hosts. South Korea in the meantime suffered the fourth consecutive defeat to remain at the bottom of the ladder. Taiwan and South Korea stayed close in the opening quarter. The home team eked out a narrow 17:14 lead after ten minutes of action. South Korea stayed within striking distance throughout the second frame. They trailed by just three points at the interval 28:31. But things changed drastically in the third period. Taiwan shifted the gear and unloaded 26 points in the third term. They piled up a comfortable 57:37 lead with one quarter to go. South Korea never recovered suffering yet another loss at the tournament at the end. Chen Yi-Feng (170-G-84) and Liu Chun-Yi (180-F/C-81) accounted for 9 points each for Taiwan. Lee Seon-Hwa (181-C-88) responded with 14 points and 15 rebounds for South Korea. Park Tae-Eun (170-G-87) had 14 points in the loss.
TAIPEI -- So far this season, Southern Lady Generals forward Chamique Holdsclaw(188-F-77, college: Tennessee) has already returned from a torn right Achilles tendon which ended her 2011 season in the WNBA, but that won't stop her from representing her country this summer.
Holdsclaw was announced on Monday as the captain for the 2013 U.S. National women's basketball team that will compete in Taipei, Taiwan for the Williams Jones Cup [read more]
TAIPEI -- So far this season, Southern Lady Generals forward Chamique Holdsclaw (188-F-77, college: Tennessee) has already returned from a torn right Achilles tendon which ended her 2011 season in the WNBA, but that won't stop her from representing her country this summer.
Holdsclaw was announced on Monday as the captain for the 2013 U.S. National women's basketball team that will compete in Taipei, Taiwan for the Williams Jones Cup.
"I'm looking forward to it," Holdsclaw said after the Generals game Sunday night. "I'm definitely going to be ready to help the ladies go for Gold."
There has never been a team from the USA to win the Williams Jones Cup but the addition of Holdsclaw will change that.
Earlier in the day, Team USA JC General Manager Jared Johnson was confident of Holdsclaw's commitment level when speaking to reporters on a conference call to announce the invitee pool.
"I think Chamique really wants to be apart of this team, depending on injury, that will be her choice but, it would have to be something very, very serious (to keep her out)," Johnson said. "I know she has a number of years still left but I know she would want another Gold metal. She's about championships and we need her. We need her because of that mentality to be one of the leaders of our team."
Team USA JC Basketball chairman Jerone Dodd said that the committee will monitor Holdsclaw's health throughout the WUBA season prior to the team's playoff run in early June. The U.S. has to submit its final 12-man roster by July 20.
"Obviously, she's such a competitor, she would take any role she was asked to take," Dodd said. "In this particular case, Chamique's going to keep us posted and we'll watch her as closely as we can. We don't want to put her in any jeopardy whatsoever, and we won't."
Team USA member Jermaine Barnes (also in the UBA) was thrilled about the prospect of Holdsclaw competing through the summer. "She is the Kobe Bryant (198-SG-78) of womens basketball", said Barnes. It's an honor watching her in the WUBA and it will be an honor watching her bring home the Gold for us.
"When she joined the WUBA we really didn't know what to expect," Barnes said. "You always see someone great on TV growing up but never imagine watching them in the same gym every weekend. None of us are blind to the media and news going on around her but from what I have seen Chamique is all about people. She only care to help and she has my full support in her return to the game.
Holdsclaw told reporters last week that her Achilles was getting stronger, and Johnson said he hadn't heard of any plans for his star to undergo surgery to improve the tendon in the offseason.
"Nobody has said that to me," Johnson said. "An from her stats she looks fine to me."
Holdsclaw join the Southern Generals of the WUBA this spring with signs of her former self as the game continue on. She is currently averaging 18 points and 8 rebounds for the Lady Generals and was selected to the 2013 WUBA All-Star game in Atlanta, GA. This season in the WUBA should prepare Holdsclaw for the summer at hand in Taiwan.
TAIPEI, Chinese Taipei (William Jones Cup): Cathay Life, the reigning WSBL champions completed the formalities of their engagements with a 91-51 win against Japan University National Team on Wednesday thus capping their unbeaten run with the title of the womens competition of the 34th William Jones Cup [read more]
TAIPEI, Chinese Taipei (William Jones Cup): Cathay Life, the reigning WSBL champions completed the formalities of their engagements with a 91-51 win against Japan University National Team on Wednesday thus capping their unbeaten run with the title of the womens competition of the 34th William Jones Cup.
In other games, Chunghua Telecom a team that lost to Cathay Life in the 2011-12 WSBL Finals defeated Chapman University, a US Division III college team, 112-47 and India overcame Malaysia 75-62 in the only game in the competition between two National Teams to finish 4th.
Chun-Yi Liu (180-F/C-81) all-round show of 16 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists studded Cathays win with Chen Yu-Chun leading their scoring with 17 points.
Huang Ping-Jen dished out 5 assists to go with her 15 points and Chiang Feng-Chu had 10 points.
Riko Kakuhatas dozen was the highest for the Japanese girls.
Chunghua found their leader in Hsu Chien-Hui who poured in 24 points, collected 6 rebounds and dished out 9 assists.
Wang Wei-Lin (180-F-93) had a double-double 18 points and 10 rebounds. Huang Hung-Ying and Yang Shin-Hui each added a dozen points.
Kimi Takaoka paced Chapman with 19 points.
Geethu Anna Jose, as anticipated, was the leader of Indias win with 22 points, 15 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks.
Kavita had 11 points and collected as many rebounds with Akanksha Singh handing out 8 assists with her 17 points.
Yap Fook Yee and Pang Hui Pin shared the scoring honors for Malaysia with 14 points each.
Final Standings (with win-loss record) 1. Cathay Life (TPE) 5-0 2. Chunghua Telecom 4-1 3. Japan 3-2 4. India 2-3 5. Malaysia 1-4 6. Chapman 0-5
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2012 Jones Cup women final day: Cathay Life wins tourney
India 75-62 Malaysia
Chunghua Telecom 112-47 Chapman
Cathay Life 91-51 Japan
1. Boxscores are available at http://2012wjc.basketball-tpe.org/files/600-1008-86.php
2. Boxscores screengrabs have been uploaded to this link.
https://www.box.com/s/107e970b031a22d87302
Final Standings:
1. Cathay Life 5-0
2. Chunghua Telecom 4-1
3. Japan 3-2
4. India 2-3 5. Malaysia 1-4
6. Chapman 0-5 [read more]
2012 Jones Cup women final day: Cathay Life wins tourney
India 75-62 Malaysia Chunghua Telecom 112-47 Chapman Cathay Life 91-51 Japan
1. Boxscores are available at http://2012wjc.basketball-tpe.org/files/600-1008-86.php 2. Boxscores screengrabs have been uploaded to this link. https://www.box.com/s/107e970b031a22d87302
Final Standings: 1. Cathay Life 5-0 2. Chunghua Telecom 4-1 3. Japan 3-2 4. India 2-3 5. Malaysia 1-4 6. Chapman 0-5
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