Belgium beat China to win Brussels tournament - 20 hours ago
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Belgium - China PR 64:56
Belgium beat China 64-56 to win Brussels tournament. The home side ended up with a 3-0 record. Trailing 8-17 at the end of the first period, Belgium answered with a 20-13 rally in the second and then exploded with a massive 22-7 surge. Julie Vanloo (172-PG-93) poured in 11 points and Kyara Linskens (193-C-96, agency: LBM Management) posted 10. Emma Meesseman (192-C-93, agency: LBM Management) followed them with 9 points in a win.
China earlier beat Canada 69... [read more]
Belgium - China PR 64:56
Belgium beat China 64-56 to win Brussels tournament. The home side ended up with a 3-0 record. Trailing 8-17 at the end of the first period, Belgium answered with a 20-13 rally in the second and then exploded with a massive 22-7 surge. Julie Vanloo (172-PG-93) poured in 11 points and Kyara Linskens (193-C-96, agency: LBM Management) posted 10. Emma Meesseman (192-C-93, agency: LBM Management) followed them with 9 points in a win. China earlier beat Canada 69-60 and then lost to Spain 46-69.
Team Canada falls to China in the opener of the European Exhibition Tour - 4 days ago
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Canada's Senior Women's National Team fell to China 69-60 on Friday afternoon in the opener of a five-game exhibition series. In the first game of the exhibition, Kayla Alexander (193-C-91, college: Syracuse, agency: LBM Management) led all players with a game-high of 17 points and eight rebounds. Miranda Ayim (191-F/C-88, college: Pepperdine) scored 13 points, while Jamie Scott scored 12 points. China were paced by 16 points from Yang LiWei (175-PG-95). The Canadians started the game off... [read more]
Canada's Senior Women's National Team fell to China 69-60 on Friday afternoon in the opener of a five-game exhibition series. In the first game of the exhibition, Kayla Alexander (193-C-91, college: Syracuse, agency: LBM Management) led all players with a game-high of 17 points and eight rebounds. Miranda Ayim (191-F/C-88, college: Pepperdine) scored 13 points, while Jamie Scott scored 12 points. China were paced by 16 points from Yang LiWei (175-PG-95). The Canadians started the game off strong with a 6-0 run thanks to Alexander. The team remained in the lead for the majority of the low scoring quarter, but in the last 41 seconds, China jumped ahead 14-13 causing Canada to fall behind in the first quarter 16-13. China outscored Canada 23-10 in the second quarter making it difficult for the team to catch up. Although they trailed 39-23 entering the half, Alexander led all scorers with 14 points. Beginning to pick up the pace in the third quarter, Canada outscored China 17-10 bringing the deficit to as low as six points. Unfortunately, China remained consistent and ended the third quarter up by nine. In a last attempt to win the game, Canada scored 20 points in the fourth quarter, the same amount as China. Though their efforts were not enough as Canada fell nine points short in the 69-60 loss. Canada will now face hosts Belgium this Saturday, June 15 at 1:00 pm ET in the next game of their five-game European exhibition tour. These exhibition games will help Team Canada prepare for a busy summer that will see the team participate in the FIBA Women's AmeriCup 2019 and Lima 2019 Pan-Am Games, as well as the FIBA Women's Pre-Qualifying Tournaments in Americas this fall. Courtesy of: basketball.ca
CESAR RUPEREZ Shanxi Flame (WCBA) hired 44-year old Spaniard coach Cesar Ruperez.Ruperez has coached for the last three seasons at Dynamo Kursk in Russian PBL league. He helped them to make it to both league and Cup finals after they ended regular season as second best team. Ruperez has coached also in Spain (Navarra Pamplona). By Eurobasket Data Center Check also Complete Transfers List in China [read more]
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Shanxi Flame (WCBA) hired 44-year old Spaniard coach Cesar Ruperez.Ruperez has coached for the last three seasons at Dynamo Kursk in Russian PBL league. He helped them to make it to both league and Cup finals after they ended regular season as second best team. Ruperez has coached also in Spain (Navarra Pamplona).
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