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2011 ROSTER
Starting Five in BOLD letters
Starting five
Dong-Geun Yang
Yang
Byung-Hyun Kang
Kang
Sung-Min Cho
Cho
Joo-Sung Kim
Kim
Sek-Eun Oh
Oh
4 Park Chan-Hee 190-G-87 Anyang KGC South Korea
5 Lee Jung-Suk 183-G-82 Samsung Th. South Korea
6 Yang Dong-Geun 181-G-81 Mobis Phoebus South Korea
7 Kang Byung-Hyun 193-G/F-85 KCC Egis South Korea
8 Moon Tae-Jong 199-F-75 Elephants South Korea
9 Kim Yong-Hwan 195-F-84 Sonic Boom KT South Korea
10 Cho Sung-Min 189-F-83 Sonic Boom KT South Korea
11 Yang Hee-Jong 194-F-84 Anyang KGC South Korea
12 Kim Joo-Sung 205-F/C-79 Dongbu Promy South Korea
13 Ha Seung-Jin 221-C-85 KCC Egis South Korea
14 Oh Sek-Eun 200-C-87 Chungang Univ. South Korea
15 Kim Jong-Kyu 207-C-91

Hur Jae Head Coach KCC Egis South Korea
Lee Hun-Jae Assistant Sangmoo South Korea
Kim Sang-Shik Assistant Daegu Orions South Korea


South Korea triumph in Nanjing - Jun 15, 2011


FINAL
South Korea - Japan 89:73
South Korea claimed East Asia Championship title. They prevailed against Japan in the championship game tonight. Yang Dong-Geun (182-G-81) provided 26 points to lead the winners.
South Korea bravely entered the game. They quickly surged ahead and enjoyed a 25:13 lead after ten minutes. But Japan reacted in the second term. Japan outscored their opponents 24:15 in the second term to narrow the deficit at three points 37:40. But South Korea continued to mount the pressure in the third frame. The Korean side unloaded 23 points and boosted the margin to 9 points at the final intermission. South Korea stayed aggressively offensively as they poured in 26 points in the fourth quarter and sealed the win at the end. Kang Byung-Hyun (193-G-85) delivered 20 points and 6 rebounds for South Korea. Cho Sung-Min (197-F-83) added 19 points in the victory. Kosuke Takeuchi (206-C/F-85) answered with 15 points and 9 rebounds for Japan. Takuya Kawamura (193-G-86) provided 12 points in defeat.

South Korea: Yang Dong-Geun 26, Kang Byung-Hyun 20, Cho Sung-Min 19
Japan: Kosuke Takeuchi 15, Takuya Kawamura 12

Bronze Medals game
China - Taiwan 87:53
China wrapped up their East Asia Championship campaign on a high note. They cruised past Taiwan to earn the Bronze medals. Meng Duo (192-G/F-90) stepped up with 22 points to lead the effort.
China quickly grabbed the initiative. The hosts posted a 23:15 lead after ten minutes. China boosted the margin to 13 points in the second frame. But Taiwan did not surrender and cut the deficit at 8-point mark at the interval. Peng Duo erupted for 11 points in the third frame and China cleared off to a 27-point distance at the final break. The hosts coasted to the victory afterwards. Zhang ZhaoXu (221-C-87, college: California) provided 12 points and 13 rebounds, while Hanlin Dong (208-F-91) added 12 points in the victory.