Results and Stats from the final day of action
in New Taipei City - Aug 5, 2011
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.
Results and Stats from Day 4 in New Taipei City
- Aug 4, 2011
Taiwan - Taiwan University NT 77:59 Taiwan recorded the third straight win at the William Jones
Cup. They overcame Taiwanese University National Team to claim the title
at the tournament.
Chiang Feng-Chun (184-F-81) stepped up with 26 points to lead the
effort. University National Team slipped at 2-2 record after the loss.
The teams stayed close throughout the opening quarter. Taiwan recorded a
narrow 24:23 lead after ten minutes. They stiffened defence in the
second period. Taiwan secured a 38:34 halftime advantage. Taiwan cleared
off in the third term. They limited the University National Team to just
12 points in the period to take a 14-point lead with one quarter
remaining. University National Team never recovered in the fourth term
as Taiwan cruised to the victory.
Liu Chun-Yi (180-F/C-81) came up with 15 points, 6 rebounds and 4
assists for the winners.
Chen Yi-Feng (170-G-84) delivered 8 points for Taiwan.
Chen Yu-Chun (176-F-87) answered with 12 points, 8 rebounds and 3
assists.
Hsu Chien-Hui (171-G/F-89) had 11 points in the loss.
Japan - South Korea 61:56
Japan registered the second straight win at the William Jones Cup. They
held off South Korea for 2-1 record in the ladder.
Rina Tomizaki (180-F/C-88) stepped up with 17 points to lead the
winners. South Korea in the meantime suffered the third straight loss at
the tournament.
Japan dominated in the starting quarter. They posted a 17:12 lead ten
minutes into the game. South Korea bounced back in the second term. They
surged ahead for a 33:30 halftime advantage. Roller-coaster action
continued in the third term as Japan answered with a stifling defence
limiting South Korea to just 6 points. Japan entered the fourth term up
by 3 points. They hung on for the victory in tough dying minutes.
Eri Nakahata (165-G-88) produced 14 points and 7 rebounds, while
Misaki Onuma (175-F-90) contributed 11 points in the victory.
Park Jung-Eun (180-F-77) replied with 24 points, 10 rebounds and 4
assists for South Korea.
Hong Boram (178-F-88) netted 15 points in defeat.
Results and Stats from Day 3 in New Taipei City
- Aug 3, 2011
India - South Korea 63:59
India celebrated the first win at the William Jones Cup in Taiwan. They
overcame South Korea to improve at 1-2 record.
Anitha Pauldurai (170-G-85) stepped up with 24 points, 8 rebounds
and 3 assists to lead the effort. South Korea fell at 0-2 record after
the defeat.
South Korea looked the better team in the opening quarter. They earned a
17:9 lead at the first intermission. The teams traded baskets throughout
the second quarter. South Korea established a 32:24 halftime advantage.
But India turned things upside down in the third quarter. They erupted
for 24 points to take a 7-point lead before the fourth term. South Korea
went on a desperate comeback rally in the final period but came up short
of victory at the end.
Prashanti Singh (173-G-84) delivered 16 points, while
Geethu Anna Jose (185-C-85) added 9 points and 11 rebounds in the
win.
Park Jung-Eun (180-F-77) replied with 13 points and 9 caroms for
South Korea.
Lee Seon-Hwa (181-C-88) netted 12 points in defeat.
Taiwan University NT - Japan 58:77
Japan recorded the first win at the William Jones Cup. They overcame
Taiwan University National Team to improve at 1-1 record.
Saori Fujiyoshi (178-G/F-87) scored 18 points to lead the winners.
Japan eked out a 16:13 lead after ten minutes of action. They maintained
the lead throughout the second quarter. The visitors arrived at halftime
up by six points 32:26. Japan stayed aggressive in the third quarter.
They fired 21 points in the period posting a 13-point lead with ten
minutes remaining. Taiwan could not recover in the final stanza as Japan
rolled to the victory at the end.
Rina Tomizaki (180-F/C-88) accounted for 16 points, 9 rebounds and 4
assists in the win.
Mutya Mori (181-C-88) netted 10 points for Japan.
Chen Yu-Chun (176-F-87) answered with 12 points for Taiwan
University NT.
Huang Fan-Shan (173-G-87) netted 11 points in the loss.
Results and Stats from Day 2 in New Taipei City
- Aug 2, 2011
Taiwan - India 94:49
Taiwan National Team posted the second win in a row at the William Jones
Cup. They fired past India to remain on top of the ladder at 2-0 record.
Liu Chun-Yi (180-F/C-81) stepped up with 19 points, 5 assists and 4
rebounds to lead the effort. India fell at 0-2 record after the defeat.
Taiwan started the game aggressively and ensured a 20:12 lead after ten
minutes. They dominated in the second quarter as well. The hosts piled
up a 49:30 halftime buffer. Taiwan increased the tempo in the third
quarter. They knocked down 24 points to ensure a 33-point lead with one
quarter to go. Taiwan never slowed down driving to a comfortable win at
the end.
Chiang Feng-Chun (184-F-81) delivered 16 points, while
Lan Hao-Yu (171-F-83) netted 13 points in the victory.
Geethu Anna Jose (185-C-85) responded with 17 points for India.
Anitha Pauldurai (170-G-85) delivered 10 points, 7 assists and 4
rebounds in defeat.
Taiwan University NT - South Korea 52:43 Taiwan University National Team earned the second consecutive
win at the annual William Jones Cup invitational tournament. They shot
down South Korea for 2-0 record on top of the ladder.
Chen Yu-Chun (176-F-87) stepped up with 17 points and 9 rebounds to
lead the effort. South Korea fell at 0-1 record after the loss.
South Korea jumped to an early lead. They posted a 16:12 lead after ten
minutes of action. The hosts however limited South Korea to only 6
points in the second quarter posting a comfortable 29:22 halftime lead.
The teams traded baskets throughout the third quarter. Taiwan ensured a
7-point lead with one quarter remaining. The home team outscored South
Korea in the final frame and clinched the victory at the end.
Huang Fan-Shan (173-G-87) (173-G-87) delivered 11 points and 9
rebounds, while
Huang Ping-Jen (178-F-89) added 8 points and 10 rebounds in the
victory.
Park Tae-Eun (170-G-87) answered with 11 points for South Korea.
Lee Seon-Hwa (181-C-88) and
Hong Boram (178-F-88) notched 10 points apiece in the loss.
Results and Stats from Day 1 in New Taipei City
- Aug 1, 2011
Taiwan - Japan 72:62 Taiwan victoriously opened their William Jones Cup invitational
tournament campaign. They held off Japan for the initial win.
Liu Chun-Yi (180-F/C-81) stepped up with 22 points, 7 rebounds and 4
assists to pace the effort.
Taiwan set the tone early. They outscored Japan 22:11 in the opening
frame. Taiwan maintained the pressure in the second period. They arrived
at halftime up by as many as 16 points 42:26. Japan came back from
slumber in the third term. The visitors went on a 21:10 run to narrow
the deficit to just five points. But Taiwan were back in the drivers
seat in the final period clinching a tough victory at the end. You-Ruei
Li provided 14 points, while
Chiang Feng-Chun (184-F-81) netted 12 points in the winning case.
Rina Tomizaki (180-F/C-88) responded with 19 points for Japan.
Masaki Tanaka delivered 12 points in defeat.
Taiwan University Team - India 71:64 Taiwan University National Team opened their William Jones Cup
invitational tournament campaign with victory. They overcame India on
the first day of action.
Hsu Chien-Hui (171-G/F-89) scored 17 points to pace the winners.
The teams stayed close throughout the opening quarter. Taiwan eked out a
17:16 lead after ten minutes. They stiffened defence in the second
frame. Taiwan held India to just 6 points in the period to pile up a
35:22 halftime lead. Taiwan maintained the lead throughout the third
frame. They established a 17-point cushion with one quarter to go. India
went on a desperate comeback rally in the final frame but came up short
at the end.
Huang Ping-Jen (178-F-89) notched 16 points, while
Chen Yu-Chun (176-F-87) finished with 13 points and 9 rebounds in
the loss.
Geethu Anna Jose (185-C-85) replied with impressive 34 points and 18
rebounds for India.
Anitha Pauldurai (170-G-85) had 11 points in defeat.
Taiwan women's NT wins 2011 Jones Cup
