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Asia-Basket.com All-FIBA Asian U16 Championship Awards 2022 - Jun 20, 2022
Best Player:  Yuto Kawashima (201-F-2005) Best Guard: Suguru Ishiguchi (180-G-2005) Best Forward: Yuto Kawashima (201-F-2005) Best Center:  Rocco Zikarsky (217-C-2006) of Qld South
First Team Suguru Ishiguchi (180-G-2005)  Kushal Singh (195-PF-2005) of Uttarakhand Nicholas Book (203-F-2006) of Rams Yuto Kawashima (201-F-2005) of Rocco Zikarsky (217-C-2006) of Qld South
Second Team  Mohammad Amini (192-G-2006) of Ayandeh Sazan Kye Savage (186-G-2005) of NW Tasmania Jacob Furphy (193-G-2006) of NW Tasmania Lokendra Singh (194-SG-2005) of Rajasthan Mohammadamin Khosravi (199-C-2005) Honorable Mention Tristan Devers (191-G/F-2005) of Nunawading S. James O'Donnell (180-PG-2005) of NSW Metro Sarem Jafari (203-F/C-2005) of Mahram Eijiro Ogawa (187-G-2005)  Mingyo Ku (197-C-2005) Jaideep Rathore (177-PG-2005) of Rajasthan Karl Zamatta (202-C-2006) Julius Halaifonua (214-C-2006)  Jared Bahay (175-G-2005) Australia defend the title in Doha - Jun 19, 2022 FINALAustralia - Japan 94-63Australia defended their Asian U16 title as they cruised past Japan in the Final in Doha tonight. Australia dominated from start to finish. They established a 41-32 halftime lead. Australia followed with a 24-15 run in the third period to open an 18-point lead and never looked back en route to the trophy. Roman Siulepa (196-SG-2006) posted 18 points and 9 rebounds, while Kye Savage (186-G-2005) added 15 points in the win. Yuto Kawashima (201-F-2005) answered with 23 points and 7 rebounds for Japan. 3-4 PlaceNew Zealand - Lebanon 89-62New Zealand rallied past Lebanon to clinch the third position in Doha. New Zealand grabbed a 28-10 lead after ten minutes. They extended the advantage at 28-point mark at the big break 51-23. Lebanon narrowed the gap in the third term. But New Zealand followed with a 21-15 run in the fourth quarter to seal the win. Nicholas Book (203-F-2006) posted 17 points and 10 rebounds, while George Turner (195-SG-2005) added 12 points in the win. Jean Shamee (203-F-2005) and Nikolai Choueiri (201-C-2006) had 12 points each for Lebanon. 5-6 PlaceSouth Korea - India 80-90India toppled South Korea to earn the fifth position at the championship. India registered a 45-33 halftime lead. India sank 26 points in the third quarter to take an 18-point lead and never looked back en route to the victory. Lokendra Singh (194-SG-2005) tallied 29 points and 20 rebounds, while Jaideep Rathore (177-PG-2005) added 20 points for India. Ku Mingyo (197-C-2005) answered with 17 points for South Korea. 7-8 PlacePhilippines - Iran 95-87Philippines finished their campaign on a high note. They defeated Iran to earn the 7th position in Doha. Iran led by as many as 9 points at halftime 48-39. But Philippines turned things around in the second half. They unleashed 56 points and raced to the victory. Alexander Konov (201-C-2005) delivered 18 points, while Caelum Harris (196-SF-2005) had 15 points for Philippines. Mohammadamin Khosravi (199-C-2005) responded with 28 points for Iran. Japan and Australia advance into Final in Doha - Jun 18, 2022 SEMISNew Zealand - Japan 79-99Japan secured the Final berth in Doha. They cruised past New Zealand to advance into the title game. Yuto Kawashima (201-F-2005) was unstoppable with 38 points and 7 rebounds for Japan. They opened a 54-31 halftime lead and never looked back en route to the victory. Shuntaro Buto (190-SF-2005) banked in 14 points for Japan. Nicholas Book (203-F-2006) answered with 25 points and 12 rebounds for New Zealand. Australia - Lebanon 85-51 Australia advanced into the title game in Doha. They crushed Lebanon to set up the championship game versus Japan. Jacob Furphy (193-G-2006) came up with 15 points to lead the winners. Australia accumulated 41-23 halftime lead. They dropped 44 points in the second half and raced to a convincing victory. Rocco Zikarsky (217-C-2006) chipped in 14 points and 9 boards in the win. Ray Sleiman (187-SF-2006) answered with 10 points for Lebanon. Australia, Lebanon, New Zealand and Japan reach semifinals in Doha - Jun 17, 2022
Australia - Philippines 109-83 Australia outgunned Philippines to advance into the semifinal stage in Doha. Kye Savage (186-G-2005) posted 27 points to lead the winners. Philippines grabbed a 29-24 lead after ten minutes. But Australia picked up the tempo in the second half. They unleashed 62 points after the big break and raced to a comfortable victory. Joshua Dent (188-G-2005) had 17 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists for the winners. Lorenzo Competente (188-G-2005) netted 18 points for Philippines. South Korea - Lebanon 64-72 Lebanon sealed the semifinal appearance as they upset South Korea today. Lebanon eked out a 39-38 halftime lead. South Korea tied things up at 55 heading into the fourth frame. Lebanon held their opponents to just 9 points in the final period and rallied to the win. Ku Mingyo (197-C-2005) and Kim Seungwoo (192-F-2005) accounted for 19 points each for South Korea. Karl Zamatta (202-C-2006) responded with 24 points and 21 rebounds for Lebanon. Iran - New Zealand 66-72 New Zealand upset Iran en route to the semifinal stage in Doha. New Zealand got off to a strong start. They ensured a 17-12 lead after ten minutes. New Zealand went on a 23-15 run in the second period to open a 40-27 halftime advantage. Iran sank 39 points in the second half but came up short of win at the end. Nicholas Book (203-F-2006) and Dante Matakatea (194-F-2005) finished with 17 points each for New Zealand. Mohammadamin Khosravi (199-C-2005) answered with 26 points for Iran. Japan - India 91-84 Japan defeated India in the quarterfinal clash. Yuto Kawashima (201-F-2005) recorded 32 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to pace the winners. Japan dominated in the first half. They jumped off to a comfortable 50-35 halftime lead. India narrowed the deficit at 5-point mark at the final mark. But Japan sank 23 points in the fourth frame and rallied to a tough win at the end. Eijiro Ogawa (187-G-2005) had 21 points in the victory. Kushal Singh (195-PF-2005) answered with 31 points and 9 rebounds for India. New Zealand, Lebanon, Philippines and India advance into quarterfinals - Jun 16, 2022
New Zealand - Kuwait 107-57 New Zealand crushed Kuwait to ensure the quarterfinal berth. New Zealand piled up a 45-32 halftime lead. They went on a 41-9 run in the third term to clear off for good. Nicholas Book (203-F-2006) posted 17 points and 10 rebounds for the Kiwis. Adel Alsaied (187-G-2006) and Faisal Al-Husaini (180-F-2005) had 17 points each for Kuwait. Lebanon - Qatar 78-54 Lebanon outgunned Qatar to punch quarterfinal ticket in Doha. Lebanon stunned the hosts with a 37-22 first half run. Lebanon added 41 points in the second half and marched to the victory. Rayan Hachem (196-G-2005) posted 17 points, while Anthony Nabaa (200-F-2006) added 13 points for Lebanon. Mohamed Ndao (193-G-2007) answered with 18 points for Qatar. Philippines - Kazakhstan 83-60 Philippines eased past Kazakhstan in the eighth-final stage. They got off to a strong start. Philippines dropped 53 points in the first half to open an 18-point lead. They controlled the tempo in the second half and rallied to the victory. Lorenzo Competente (188-G-2005) finished with 15 points, while Jacob Bayla (193-F-2005) added 13 points and 9 rebounds in the win. Daniil Severgin (183-PG-2005) answered with 24 points and 9 rebounds for Kazakhstan. India - Indonesia 97-53 India breezed past Indonesia en route to the quarterfinal stage in Doha. India eked out a 2-point lead ten minutes into the game. But they went on a 50-19 run in the next two quarters to take a comfortable lead. Jaideep Rathore (177-PG-2005) had 27 points and 7 assists for India. Lokendra Singh (194-SG-2005) tallied 30 points, 17 rebounds and 6 assists in the victory. Cliffton Wijaya (190-F-2006) answered with 16 points for Indonesia. Results and Stats from Day 3 in Doha - Jun 14, 2022
Lebanon - Iran 56-73 Iran topped Group B as they rallied past Lebanon tonight. Iran got off to a quick start as they built a 23-11 lead after ten minutes. Iran sank 45 points in the second half and marched to a convincing win at the end. Mohammad Amini (192-G-2006) netted 29 points and grabbed 9 rebounds, while Sarem Jafari (203-F/C-2005) added 18 points and 15 boards in the win. Rayan Hachem (196-G-2005) finished with 14 points for Lebanon. Japan - Philippines 73-67 Japan held off Philippines for the second straight in Group C. Japan piled up a 35-24 halftime advantage. Philippines sank 29 points in the fourth quarter but came up short of win at the end. Yuto Kawashima (201-F-2005) recorded 26 points and 18 rebounds to pace the winners. Caelum Harris (196-SF-2005) replied with 18 points for Philippines. New Zealand - South Korea 73-79 OT South Korea posted the second win in Doha. They outlasted New Zealand in overtime to remain atop of Group D. New Zealand led by 7 points at the big break 36-29. But South Korea used a 26-19 run in the third term to draw things even. The teams went into overtime where South Korea sank 13 points and snatched the win. Lee Gwanwoo (180-G-2005) finished with 20 points, while Chan You Ko added 19 points for South Korea. Julius Halaifonua (214-C-2006) answered with 16 points and 17 rebounds for New Zealand. India - Qatar 77-51 India stormed past Qatar to gain 2-1 record in Group A. Kushal Singh (195-PF-2005) stepped up with 31 points and 11 rebounds to lead the charge. India posted a 37-29 halftime lead. They followed with a strong 29-9 run in the third term to clear off for good. Jaideep Rathore (177-PG-2005) netted 18 points in the win. Hamad Mousa (194-F-2006) tossed in 15 points for Qatar. Australia - Bahrain 88-41 Australia registered the third victory in Group A. They stormed past Bahrain to remain undefeated. Australia grabbed a 38-23 halftime lead. They unleashed 50 points in the second half and eased to the win. Kye Savage (186-G-2005) posted 16 points, while Carlin Briggs (194-F/G-2005) added 14 points in the win. Hasan Nayem (185-F-2005) responded with 10 points for Bahrain. Results and Stats from Day 2 in Doha - Jun 13, 2022
Australia - Qatar 104-27 Australia crushed Qatar to improve at 2-0 record in Group A. Australia led by 8 points after ten minutes. But they followed with a massive 65-11 second half run to ice the victory. Rocco Zikarsy stepped up with 16 points and 10 rebounds, while Jacob Furphy (193-G-2006) added 15 points for the Aussies. Hamad Mousa (194-F-2006) and Sultan Abuissa (192-C-2005) tossed in 6 points each for Qatar. Bahrain - India 41-80 India celebrated the first win at the championship as they bruised Bahrain today. India dominated from start to finish. They established a 37-20 halftime lead. India never loosed the grasp in the second half and eased to the victory. Kushal Singh (195-PF-2005) recorded 22 points and 9 rebounds, while Lojendra Singh and Jaideep Rathore (177-PG-2005) had 18 points each for the winners. Hanas Ghareeb responded with 15 points for Bahrain. Iran - Indonesia 66-37 Iran opened their campaign in Doha on a high note. They trounced Indonesia in Group B. Iran led from start to finish. They piled up a 36-20 halftime lead. Iran held their opponents to just 17 points in the second half and marched to the win. Mohammad Amini (192-G-2006) tossed in 25 points and collected 15 rebounds for Iran. Daniel Delin (185-G-2005) hauled in 7 points for Indonesia. Philippines - Kuwait 82-45 Philippines outscored Kuwait to take the first win in Doha. Philippines grabbed a 25-9 lead after ten minutes. They went on a strong 39-21 second half rally to seal the win. Zain Mahmood (198-C-2005) posted 16 points, while Jared Bahay added 12 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists for the winners. Adel Alsaied (187-G-2006) replied with 12 points and 9 rebounds for Kuwait. South Korea - Kazakhstan 89-59 South Korea opened win count in Doha. They cruised past Kazakhstan in the opener. Ku Mingyo (197-C-2005) posted 16 points and 9 rebounds for the winners. South Korea held their opponents to just 3 points in the second frame to record a 40-22 halftime lead. South Korea then followed with a 30-17 run in the third term to run away with the win eventually. Kang Taehyun (195-F-2005) and Kim Seungwoo (192-F-2005) posted 13 points each for South Korea. Akhan Mukhazhanov (195-C-2005) answered with 12 points for Kazakhstan. New Zealand edged Kazakhstan in the opener - Jun 12, 2022
Kazakhstan - New Zealand 67-92 New Zealand edged Kazakhstan 92-67 in the opener at the FIBA U16 Asian Championship. After a slow 19-18 run in the first period, New Zealand nailed 30 points to take a 15-point advantage at the halftime. Moreover, they won the third and the last stanzas for the final success. Nicholas Book (203-F) stepped up with 25 points and Julius Halaifonua delivered 22. Daniil Severgin (178-PG-2005) ended up with massive 28 points in the losing effort, whilst Temirlan Maksot and Abat Marat brought 11 each. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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