China - Japan 50-85 Japan defended their Asian Championship title. They stormed past hosting China in Wuhan tonight to clinch the trophy. Japan secured the Olympic Games birth with the success. Sanae Motokawa (175-F-92) scored 24 points to lead the winners. Ramu Tokashiki (191-C/F-91) added 18 points and 7 rebounds and was named the MVP after the game. Japan led from start to finish in this one. They rallied to a 44:22 halftime advantage. Japan followed with a strong 24:12 run in the third term to post a 34-point lead at the final break. They never looked back afterwards cruising to the victory. Chinatsu Yamamoto finished with 16 points for the champions. Chen Xiaojia (177-PG-88), Sun Mengran (197-C-92) and Wen Lu (188-F-90) responded with 7 points each for China.
3-4 Place
South Korea - Taiwan 52-45 South Korea stepped onto the pedestal in Wuhan. They knocked down Taiwan to clinch the Bronze medals at the Asian Championship. Kim Danbi (180-F-90) scored 15 points and grabbed 7 rebounds to pace the Korean team. South Korea accounted for a 13:6 lead after ten minutes. Taiwan narrowed the distance 6-point mark at the interval. But South Korea held their opponents to just 24 points in the second half and marched to the victory. Lee Kyung-Eun (176-G-87) delivered 12 points and 10 rebounds for the winners. Huang Ping-Chen (178-F-89) responded with 11 points for Taiwan.
China and Japan advance into Final in Wuhan - Sep 4, 2015
SEMIFINALS
China - South Korea 60-45 China clinched the Asian Championship Final appearance. They beat South Korea in the semifinal clash tonight. Huang Hongpin (196-C-89) scored 10 points and grabbed 8 rebounds for the winners. China claimed a 31:16 halftime lead. They extended the margin at 25-point mark at the final break and never looked back en route to the victory. Sun Mengran (197-C-92) delivered 9 points for the winners. Yang Ji Hee (186-C-84) responded with 12 points for South Korea.
Japan - Taiwan 65-58 Japan outgunned Taiwan to seal Final appearance at the championship. Ramu Tokashiki (191-C/F-91) and Sanae Motokawa (175-F-92) scored 15 points each for the winners. Japan opened a 23:11 lead after the first period. However Taiwan went on a strong rally in the next two quarters to take a 3-point lead at the final intermission. But Japan responded with a 22:12 rally in the fourth term to seal the win. Maki Takada (183-F/C-89) had 6 points and 7 rebounds for Japan. Bao Hsi-Le (196-C-90) responded with 18 points and 9 rebounds for Taiwan.
Relegation
Thailand - North Korea 50-66 North Korea posted the crucial victory at the Asian Championship. They beat Thailand to secure Level I promotion. Hyang Jong (173-F-92) came up with 21 points to lead the charge. North Korea spurred ahead for a 29:24 halftime lead. They boosted the margin at 11-point mark at the final intermission. North Korea dropped 20 points in the fourth term and sealed the winning outcome. Hyon Ok Sin (171-F-88) tossed in 16 points for the winners. Naphat Kruatiwa (171-C-88) responded with 16 points for Thailand.
India - Philippines 76-82 Philippines fired past India to ensure Level I promotion. Afril Bernardino (165-G-91) tossed in 32 points, grabbed 5 boards and issued 5 assists to lead the winners. India grabbed a 22:16 lead after the openign frame. Philippines spurred ahead for a 39:37 halftime lead. They boosted the gap at 12-point mark at the final intermission. India cut the deficit in the fourth term but could not avoid the defeat. Allana Lim (175-F-88) accounted for 20 points and 9 rebounds in the victory. Jeena Palanilkumkalayil (178-F-94) responded with 28 points and 6 rebounds for India who got relegated into Level II.
Semifinals are set in Wuhan - Sep 2, 2015
Group A
China - Taiwan 76-62 China raced to the fourth victory in Wuhan. The hosts beat Taiwan for 4-1 record in the second position in Group A. Chen Xiaojia (177-PG-88) delivered 17 points and 8 rebounds to lead the effort. China unloaded 26 points in the second term to build an 8-point lead. China followed with a 16:10 run in the fourth term to seal the victory. Shao Ting (183-F-89) tossed in 15 points and grabbed 9 rebounds for the winners. Chang Chi-Fang (174-G-93) answered with 13 points for Taiwan.
Thailand - Japan 43-95 Japan outgunned Thailand to remain undefeated at the championship. Sanae Motokawa (175-F-92) scored 16 points to lead the winners. Japan built a 50:19 halftime lead. Japan used a massive 27:6 run in the fourth term and rallied to the victory. Yukia Miyazawa netted 15 points and made 6 steals for the winners. Thidaporn Maihom (170-F-93) responded with 15 points for Thailand.
India - South Korea 44-121 South Korea earned the third victory in Group A. They cruised past India to gain 3-2 record. Kim Danbi (180-F-90) stepped up with 20 points to lead the winners. South Korea accounted for a 67:20 halftime lead. They unloaded 54 points in the second half and coasted to the victory. Park Ji-Su (188-C-98) provided 19 points in the win. Jeena Palanilkumkalayil (178-F-94) responded with 15 points and 9 rebounds for India.
Group B
North Korea - Hong Kong 66-43 North Korea outgunned Hong Kong and sealed their promotion round appearance. Suk Yong Ro (181-C-93) posted 20 points and 13 rebounds to lead the winners. North Korea opened a 36:20 halftime lead. They held Hong Kong to just 23 points in the second half and marched to the win. Hyang Jong (173-F-92) delivered 12 points in the victory. Cheuk Ting (166-PG-89) responded with 27 points for Hong Kong.
Sri Lanka - Malaysia 33-57 Malaysia finished the Asian Championship campaign on a high note. They trounced Sri Lanka to earn 3-2 record in Group B. Yin Yin Chong (166-G-93) scored 8 points to lead well-balanced effort from the winners. Malaysia opened a 29:12 halftime lead. They went on a 16:9 run in the fourth term to seal the win. Fook Yee Yap (174-F-93) tossed in 7 points in the victory. Inoka Pedige (160-G-82) responded with 12 points for Sri Lanka.
Kazakhstan - Philippines 73-80 OT Philippines survived an overtime drama against Kazakhstan and advanced into Level I playoffs. Merenciana Arayi (170-G-85) came up with 28 points to lead the winners. Philippines eked out a 33:32 halftime lead. Kazakhstan picked up the tempo in the third term. The Kazakh team recorded a 6-point lead heading into the fourth quarter. But Philippines limited their opponents to just 8 points in the fourth stanza and forced overtime. Philippines knocked down 17 points in the extra period and sealed the winning outcome. Allana Lim (175-F-88) finished with 17 points in the victory. Tamara Yagodkina and Oxana Ossipenko (186-F-85) responded with 19 points each for Kazakhstan.
Recap of Day 4 in Wuhan - Sep 1, 2015
Group A
South Korea - Taiwan 76-58 South Korea earned the second straight victory in Wuhan. They knocked down Taiwan for 2-2 record in Group A. Park Hye-Jin (178-G-90) scored 17 points to pace the winners. South Korea accounted for a 24:8 lead at the first break. The Korean team boosted the gap at 25-point lead at the final intermission and never looked back en route to the win. Kim Jung Eun (180-F-87) and Yang Ji Hee (186-C-84) provided 12 points apiece for the winners. Wu Ying-Chieh (179-F-92) and Lin Yu-Ting (183-F-94) responded with 14 points each for Taiwan.
Japan - China 57-56 Asami Yoshida sank a late jumper and Japan upset hosting China at the Asian Championship today. Ramu Tokashiki (191-C/F-91) scored 19 points and grabbed 9 rebounds to lead the winners. Japan piled up a 37:31 halftime lead. China narrowed the gap in the third term. The hosts eventually spurred ahead in the fourth quarter. Hongpin Huang gave China a 56:55 lead late in regulation. But Asami Yoshida converted a bucket and sealed the victory for Japan. Yuka Mamiya (185-F-90) posted 9 points and 9 rebounds in the win. Shao Ting (183-F-89) responded with 15 points for China.
India - Thailand 63-65 Thailand snapped three-game losing skid in Wuhan. They nipped India for 1-3 record in Group A. Naphat Kruatiwa (171-C-88) stepped up with 21 points and 7 rebounds to lead the winners. Thailand opened a 21:14 lead after ten minutes. India however erased the deficit in the next two periods. The teams entered the fourth frame tied at 48. Thailand however went on a 17:15 run in the final term and got away with a narrow win. Thidaporn Maihom (170-F-93) accounted for 19 points and 10 rebounds for the winners. Jeena Palanilkumkalayil (178-F-94) responded with 21 points for India.
Group B
Malaysia - North Korea 45-83 North Korea cruised past Malaysia for the third victory in Wuhan. Hyang Jong (173-F-92) stepped up with 29 points and 7 rebounds to lead the winning side. North Korea piled up a 43:21 halftime lead. They boosted the margin at 30-point mark and never looked back en route to the win. Suk Yong Ro (181-C-93) had 12 points and 11 rebounds in the victory. Chiau Ting (180-C-92) responded with 12 points for Malaysia.
Philippines - Hong Kong 75-62 Philippines knocked down Hong Kong for 3-1 record in Group B. Allana Lim (175-F-88) stepped up with 20 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists to pace the effort. Philippines used a 26:13 run in the second term to open a 14-point halftime lead. They extended the margin at 18-point mark at the final intermission and never looked back en route to the win. Camille Sambile (177-F-92) notched 19 points and 10 rebounds in the victory. Cheuk Ting (166-PG-89) responded with 17 points for Hong Kong.
Kazakhstan - Sri Lanka 78-50 Kazakhstan posted the third victory at the Asian Championship. They fired past Sri Lanka to improve at 3-1 record in Group B. Tamara Yagodkina and Zalina Kurazova (185-F-85) netted 13 points each to pace the winners. Kazakhstan posted a 21:9 lead after the opening frame. Sri Lanka narrowed the gap at 8-point mark at the interval. But Kazakhstan sparked a strong 39:19 second half rally to ice the win. Anna Vinokurova had 9 points and 9 rebounds in the victory. Herath Enanayake (162-G-89) responded with 17 points for Sri Lanka.
Recap of Day 3 in Wuhan - Aug 31, 2015
Group A
China - India 102-39 China registered the third victory at the Asian Championship. The hosts fired past India to stay undefeated. Gao Song (188-PF-92) posted 18 points and 12 rebounds for the winners. China built a 47:15 halftime lead. China unleashed 55 points in the second half and coasted to the victory. Huang Sijing (192-F-96) netted 13 points and grabbed 8 rebounds for the winners. Jeena Palanilkumkalayil (178-F-94) and Poojamol Kochuparambu (185-C-96) had 10 points each for India.
Taiwan - Japan 44-60 Japan recorded the third consecutive victory at the Asian Championship. Chinatsu Yamamoto (175-G/F-91) scored 14 points to pace them past Taiwan. Japan got to a slow start. They trailed by 7 points after the first period. But Japan used a strong 25:8 rally in the second frame to gain a 33:23 halftime lead. Taiwan pulled within 4 points at the final intermission. But Japan held their opponents to just 6 points in the fourth term and raced to the victory. Mio Shinozaki (167-PG-91) netted 10 points for the winners. Peng Szu-Chin (163-G-91) responded with 10 points for Taiwan.
Thailand - South Korea 41-97 South Korea snapped losing skid in Wuhan. They edged Thailand for 1-2 record in Group A. Kang Ajung (180-F-89) stepped up with 30 points to pace the Korean team. South Korea opened a comfortable 45:17 halftime lead. They unloaded 52 points in the second half and raced to the victory. Park Ji-Su (188-C-98) delivered 12 points and 13 boards for the winners. Aungkana Buapa (169-G/F-93) responded with 9 points for Thailand.
Group B
North Korea - Kazakhstan 68-55 North Korea held off Kazakhstan to improve at 2-1 record on top of Group B. Suk Yong Ro (181-C-93) posted 23 points and 13 rebounds to lead the winners. North Korea accumulated a 40:24 halftime lead. North Korea boosted the gap at 18-point mark at the final intermission. Kazakhstan cut the distance in the fourth term but could not avoid the defeat. Hyon Ok Sin (171-F-88) netted 21 points for the winners. Nadezhda Kondrakova (190-C-89) responded with 16 points and 9 rebounds for Kazakhstan.
Hong Kong - Malaysia 61-78 Malaysia recorded the second victory in Group B. They held off Hong Kong for 2-1 record. Fook Yee Yap (174-F-93) nailed 24 points to pace the winners. Malaysia accounted for a 41:25 halftime lead. Hong Kong narrowed the gap at 13-point mark at the final intermission. Malaysia responded with a 23-point effort in the fourth term and sealed the victory. Hui Pin Pang (176-F-90) netted 18 points, grabbed 8 rebounds and issued 5 assists for the winners. Cheuk Ting (166-PG-89) responded with 21 points and 11 rebounds for Hong Kong.
Sri Lanka - Philippines 45-65 Philippines toppled Sri Lanka for the second straight victory in Wuhan. Shelley Gupilan (172-G-91) scored 15 points to pace the winning side. Philippines used a strong 22:6 run in the second frame to gain a 16-point halftime lead. Philippines accounted for 29 points in the second half and marched to the win. Camille Sambile and Merenciana Arayi (170-G-85) had 9 points apiece for the winners. Gallappaththiguruge Silva (172-F-81) responded with 10 points and 7 rebounds for Sri Lanka.
Recap of Day 2 in Wuhan - Aug 30, 2015
Group A
South Korea - China 58-74 China recorded the second consecutive victory in Wuhan. The hosts outgunned South Korea for 2-0 record in Group A. Shao Ting (183-F-89) scored 17 points to lead the winners. South Korea jumped to an 18:15 lead after the opening frame. China however responded with a strong rally in the second half. The hosts sparked a 47:29 rally to seal a comfortable victory. Chen Xiaojia (177-PG-88) finished with 14 points for China. Bae Hye-Yoon (182-F/C-87) and Eun-Kyung Lee responded with 10 points each for South Korea.
Japan - India 131-31 Japan posted the second straight victory at the Asian Championship. They knocked down India to remain on top of Group A. Mio Shinozaki (167-PG-91) scored 25 points to lead the winners. Japan accumulated a 63:21 halftime lead. They never looked back en route to the victory afterwards. Al Mitani (182-F-78) chipped in 16 points for the winners. Bhandavya Hemmige (163-F-98) responded with 6 points for India.
Taiwan - Thailand 113-42 Taiwan claimed the second victory in a row in Wuhan. They stormed past Thailand for 2-0 record. Wei Yu-Chun (176-G-92) stepped up with 21 points for the winning side. Taiwan opened a 55:18 halftime lead. They sank 58 points in the second half and raced to the win. Lin Yu-Ting (183-F-94) netted 17 points for the winners. Thidaporn Maihom (170-F-93) responded with 13 points for Thailand.
Group B
Philippines - North Korea 68-67 Philippines nipped North Korea to gain the opening victory in Wuhan. Allana Lim (175-F-88) and Cindy Resultay (167-F-90) tossed in 14 points each for the winners. North Korea ensured a narrow 35:30 haltime lead. But Philippines went on a strong 24:15 run in the fourth period and iced the win. Suk Yong Ro (181-C-93) responded with 21 points and 11 rebounds for North Korea.
Malaysia - Kazakhstan 65-73 Kazakhstan toppled Malaysia to improve at 2-0 record in Group B. Oxana Ossipenko (186-F-85) stepped up with 21 points and 10 rebounds for the Kazakh team. Malaysia built a 20:14 lead ten minutes into the game. But Kazakhstan responded with a 36:18 run in the next two quarters to spur ahead. Malaysia unloaded 27 points in the fourth frame but could not avoid the defeat. Tamara Yagodkina netted 19 points and grabbed 9 boards for the winners. Hui Pin Pang (176-F-90) responded with 16 points for Malaysia. Fook Yee Yap provided 15 points in the loss.
Hong Kong - Sri Lanka 72-52 Hong Kong outgunned Sri Lanka to celebrate the first victory in Group B. Lam Pik Yi (162-PG-89) and Wong Tsz Ching (160-PG-89) came up with 21 points to lead the winners. Hong Kong eked out a 38:35 halftime lead. They followed with a 26:5 rally in the third term and cleared off for good. Ka Yee Wong had 12 points for the winners. Herath Enanayake (162-G-89) answered with 15 points for Sri Lanka.
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