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FIBAAMERICAS.COM
October 15-30, 2008
Quartet of Champions
for womEn
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GOLD
for
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico did not fail to fill expectations as one of the favorites and was able to win the 2008 Centrobasket Championship crown with an undefeated record.
The Championship, played at the Mexican cities of Cancun and Chetumal, Quintana-Roo, closed with the game against the U.S. Virgin Islands, where Puerto
Rico the game, 87-70, and the title. This is their ninth in the region and the third of the last five, interestingly; these last have all been in Mexican soil. In 2001,
Puerto Rico won the championship played at Toluca, Mexico. In 2003, they won at Culiacán, Mexico, and now in 2008 at Cancun, Quintana-Roo, Mexico.
It was not the game of point guard José Juan Barea, the championship's MVP, who pulled through to clinch the victory and the Gold, but the sharp long distance
sniping from the team that cleared the way and, in the end, were the killing stroke for the U.S. Virgin Islands. Yet, the U.S. Virgin Islands game can not be
dismissed easily as they have more than proved with this championship, the second in a row where they have captured the Silver, that they are a force to be
reckoned in the Caribbean.
Team Puerto Rico connected 15 out of 27 long distance shots, more than 50% accuracy, which accounted to something a little more than a third of their total
game points. The most consistent player from this area was Carmelo Antrone Lee, shooting an impressive 5 out 7 from behind the 3-point line, followed closely
by Carlos Arroyo who scored on 5 of 10 attempts from the same area. The closing scores for the games stand thus: Puerto Rico vs. Costa Rica, 85-68; Puerto
Rico vs. Cuba, 103-90; Puerto Rico vs. Panamá, defending champion of the previous edition and unable to advance to the award round, 107-102; and lastly Puerto
Rico vs. Dominican Republic, the other favorites for the event, 76-74.
In all the victories, Jose Juan Barea played an important role; he was the man behind the machine, scoring, directing and otherwise having a hand at controlling
the tempo of the games. Meanwhile, strong forward Angelo Reyes came through as the man to overcome and fear under the basket all throughout the
championship. At this event were at stake 4 spots for the upcoming FIBA Americas Championship of 2009. These were to be awarded to the best four at the
Centrobasket, e.g. Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic and Cuba. Team Dominican Republic, who had with them rising star Al Horford, of the
Atlanta Hawks, and Francisco Garcia, small forward for Sacramento Kings, were defeated by the Team US Virgin Islands, 83-74, on their first outing and Mexico
was unable to get to the awards phase in this championship and thus was left without a chance to go to the 2009 FIBA Americas Championship. They finished
fifth, Panama achieved sixth and El Salvador and Costa Rica seventh and eight respectively.
TEAM
Stats
Puerto Rico
Virgin ISLANDS
Dominican Republic
DIGITAL
04
individuals
POints
Stats
Rebounds
GP
DEf
OFF
Tot
Victor, Cuthbert (ISV)
5
17
33
50
10.0
2.
Reyes, Angelo Luis (PUR)
5
32
18
50
10.0
21.8
3.
Horford Reynoso, Alf (DOM)
5
30
19
49
9.8
88
17.6
4.
Carnegie Richards, D (CRC)
5
23
23
46
9.2
5
85
17.0
5.
Rhymer, Kitwana (ISV)
5
26
12
38
7.6
Pinnock Glover, Dani (PAN)
3
84
28.0
6.
Martinez, Jack Micha (DOM)
5
27
9
36
7.2
7.
Martinez Fairclough (CRC)
5
83
16.6
7.
Edwin, Jason (ISV)
5
21
14
35
7.0
8.
Sheppard, Kevin Alph (ISV)
5
80
16.0
8.
Oglivie, Ernesto (PAN)
5
20
10
30
6.0
9.
Western Canales, Fra (DOM)
5
74
14.8
9.
Silvestre Hernandez(CUB)
5
17
11
28
5.6
5
72
14.4
10. DeGracia Castillo, R (PAN)
5
15
12
27
5.4
GP
FTI
FTM
AVG
# Player
GP
TOT
AVG
# Player
1.
Silvestre Hernandez, (CUB)
5
124
24.8
1.
2.
Barea Mora, Jose Juan (PUR)
5
111
22.2
3.
5
109
4.
5
5.
Edwin, Jason (ISV)
6.
10. Horford Reynoso, Alf (DOM)
Free Throws made
Free Throws average
# Player
GP
FTM
AVG
# Player
1.
Silvestre Hernandez, (CUB)
5
36
7.2
1.
5
17
16
94.1
2.
5
26
5.2
2.
Benitez, Jesus Rams (MEX)
5
13
12
92.3
3.
Sheppard, Kevin Alph (ISV)
5
21
4.2
3.
Pinnock Glover, Dani (PAN)
5
18
16
88.9
4.
5
21
4.2
4.
Barea Mora, Jose Jua(PUR)
5
31
26
83.9
5.
5
20
4.0
5.
5
26
21
80.8
6.
5
19
3.8
6.
Garcia, Francisco (DOM)
5
19
15
78.9
7.
5
17
3.4
7.
Edwin, Jason (ISV)
5
21
16
76.2
8.
Edwin, Jason (ISV)
5
16
3.2
8.
5
20
15
75.0
9.
5
16
3.2
9.
Silvestre Hernandez (CUB)
5
49
36
73.5
10. Pinnock Glover, Dani (PAN)
5
16
5.3
10. Oglivie, Ernesto (PAN)
5
26
19
73.1
GP
3pa
3pm
avg
3 Points made
3 points average
# Player
GP
3pt
AVG
# Player
1.
Castillo Zuñiga, Ray (MEX)
5
17
3.4
1.
5
26
16
61.5
2.
Gomez Torres, Maximi(PAN)
5
16
3.2
2.
5
11
6
54.5
3.
Edwin, Jason (ISV)
5
13
2.6
3.
4
11
6
54.5
4.
Martinez Fairclough,(CRC)
5
12
2.4
4.
3
13
7
53.8
5.
Arroyo Bermudez, Carlos (PUR)
4
12
3.0
5.
5
33
17
51.5
6.
5
11
2.2
6.
5
22
11
50.0
7.
Lee, Carmelo An (PUR)
5
11
2.2
7.
Edwin, Jason (ISV)
5
23
11
47.8
8.
Alas Garay, Carlos L(ESA)
5
10
2.0
8.
5
13
6
46.2
9.
Morban Rivera, Carlos (DOM)
5
10
2.0
9.
Silvestre Hernandez (CUB)
5
22
10
45.5
5
9
1.8
10. DeGracia Castillo, R (PAN)
5
11
5
45.5
10. Sheppard, Kevin Alph (ISV)
Avg
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individuals
Stats
Assists
BLOCKed Shots
# Player
GP
As
Avg
# Player
GP
BS
AVG
1.
5
32
6.4
1.
5
7
1.4
2.
Peralta, Jair Jamel (PAN)
5
24
4.8
2.
Real Aguilar, Lorenz (MEX)
4
6
1.5
3.
Arroyo Bermudez, Car (PUR)
5
18
4.5
3.
DeGracia Castillo, R (PAN)
5
5
1.0
4.
Ayon Aguirre, Gustav (MEX)
4
15
3.0
4.
5
5
1.0
5.
Muñoz Castillo, Joel (PAN)
5
14
2.8
5.
Villafañe Silva, Lui (PUR)
4
5
1.3
6.
White, Calvert Am (ISV)
5
12
2.4
6.
Lee, Carmelo An (PUR)
5
4
0.8
7.
Jemmott Duquense, Al (CUB)
5
12
2.4
7.
Llamas, Horacio (MEX)
5
4
0.8
8.
Guerra Gonzalez, Mic (CUB)
5
12
2.4
8.
Rhymer, Kitwana (ISV))
5
4
0.8
9.
5
11
2.2
9.
5
4
0.8
5
11
2.2
10. Pedroza Durazo, Anth (MEX)
5
3
0.6
# Player
GP
St
AVg
1.
5
10
2.0
2.
5
9
1.8
3.
5
8
1.6
4.
Martinez Fairclough,(CRC)
5
8
1.6
5.
Luis Haiti, Yoan (CUB)
5
8
1.6
6.
5
8
1.6
7.
Bandek Interiano, Sa (ESA)
5
8
1.6
8.
5
7
1.4
9.
Boffil Reyes, Andy (CUB)
5
7
1.4
10. Carnegie Richards, D (CRC)
5
7
1.4
10. Edwin, Jason (ISV)
Steals
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Stats
Fiba-Americas sub 18 Championship
FORMOSA (FIBA Americas U18 Championship) - Argentina won the Gold medal in the 2008 FIBA Americas U18 Championship after beating USA 7764 in the final game played at Polideportivo Cincuentenario of Formosa. USA had the lead during the start of the game after a basket by Kemba Walker
that gave them a 9-6 edge with 6:41 left. After that Argentina made a 14-2 run to take a 20-11 end finish up 26-18.
The second quarter was low in scoring for both teams and Argentina maintained a 35-28 lead. The third quarter was key for Argentina as they made
an 11-0 run to take a 53-36 lead, their biggest in the game after a basket by Pablo Orlietti with 2:44. Argentina had a 59-43 lead after three quarters.
In the final quarter Argentina maintained a double digit advantage and won their first Gold medal in this tournament.
Mateo gaynor and Juan Fernandez led the winners with 16 points each while Matias Nocedal netted 15 each.
For USA Kemba Walker led with 21 points and 3 assists and was selected the MVP of the tournament.
Champions in the history of the FIBA Americas U18 Championship:
2008: Argentina
2006: USA
2002: Puerto Rico
1998: USA
1994: USA
1990: USA
TEAM
Stats
Assists
# player
Blocked Shots
GP
As
Avg
# player
GP
BS
AVG
1.
Echenique, Gregory (VEN)
5
18
3.6
1. Ecker, Yonaiker (VEN)
5
33
6.6
2. Walker, Kemba Hudl (USA)
5
25
5.0
2.
Nesbitt, David Ahma (BAH)
4
16
3.2
3. Fernandez, Juan Manu(ARG)
5
21
4.2
3.
Trasolini, Marc Chri(CAN)
5
12
2.4
4. Laprovittola, Nicolá(ARG)
5
3.6
4.
López Sosa, Carlos R(PUR)
5
11
2.2
5. Vivas Tames, Daniel (MEX)
5
3.4
5.
Green, JayMychal (USA
5
11
2.2
6. Santana Corral, José(MEX)
5
3.0
6.
Casillas González, J(MEX)
5
10
2.0
7. Rodríguez Hernández,(PUR)
5
3.5
7.
Kelly, Ryan Mathe (USA)
5
9
1.8
8. Vegerano Hernández, (PUR)
5
2.8
8.
Allison, Michael Da (CAN)
5
8
1.6
9. Wayns, Maalik Ben (USA)
5
2.6
9.
Plumlee, Mason Alex (USA)
5
6
1.2
10. Storr, Jermine (BAH)
5
2.6
10. Glinberg, Federico (ARG)
5
6
1.2
18
17
15
14
14
13
13
Points
REBOunds
DEf
OFF
Tot
Avg
5
49
22
71
14.2
5
43
25
58
13.6
3.
Arop, Mangisto (CAN)
5
42
9
51
10.2
13.8
4.
Moss, Donathen (BAH)
5
25
20
45
9.0
68
13.6
5.
Orlietti Chera, Pabl(ARG)
5
30
14
44
8.8
5
67
13.4
6.
Green, JayMychal (USA)
5
23
19
42
8.4
Walker, Kemba Hudl (USA)
5
67
13.4
7.
Thompson, Tristan (CAN)
5
25
16
41
8.2
8.
Nocedal Pagano, Mati(ARG)
5
67
13.4
8.
Kelly, Ryan Mathe (USA)
5
23
14
37
7.4
9.
López Sosa, Carlos R(PUR)
5
64
12.8
9.
Nesbitt, David Ahma (BAH)
5
19
15
34
6.8
10. Gagliardi, Robert An(CAN)
5
62
12.4
10. Catala, Nicolas (URU)
5
19
15
34
6.8
# player
GP
1.
5
111
22.2
1.
Barriola, Miguel (URU)
2.
5
85
17.0
2.
3.
Toussaint López, Car(MEX)
5
83
16.6
4.
Sosa Carrión, Isaac (PUR)
5
69
5.
Fitipaldo Rodríguez,(URU)
5
6.
Cintrón Cortes, Raym(PUR)
7.
TOT
AVG
3 points Made
# player
GP
Free Throws made
# player
GP
3pt
AVG
# player
GP
FTM
AVG
1.
Toussaint López, Car(MEX)
5
17
3.4
1.
5
41
8.2
2.
Fernández Martínez, (MEX)
5
13
3.3
2.
Barriola, Miguel (URU))
5
21
4.2
3.
5
12
2.4
3.
Cooper, Leon (BAH)
5
18
3.6
4.
Fernandez, Juan Manu(ARG)
5
10
2.0
4.
5
17
3.4
5.
González, Luciano Ag(ARG)
4
9
2.3
5.
Calfani Persincula, (URU)
5
17
3.4
6.
5
9
1.8
6.
5
14
2.8
7.
Fitipaldo Rodríguez,(URU)
5
9
1.8
7.
Thompson, Tristan (CAN)
5
13
2.6
8.
Bibeau, Simon (CAN)
5
8
1.6
8.
Fernandez, Juan Manu(ARG
5
13
2.6
9.
Gagliardi, Robert An(CAN)
5
8
1.6
9.
Rodríguez Hernández,(PUR)
5
13
3.3
5
7
1.4
10. Casillas González, J(MEX)
5
13
2.6
10. Moss, Donathen (BAH)
DIGITAL
04
las estadounidenses
se llevan el Campeonato
FIBA Americas Sub18 Femenino
for womEn
Estados Unidos finalizó de manera invicta y dominante en el Campeonato FIBA Américas U18 Femenino al dominar la selección de Argentina 81-37
en el día final de la competencia celebrada en el CeNARD de Buenos Aires. Estados Unidos junto a Canadá, Brasil y Argentina clasificaron directamente
al Mundial U19 Femenino a celebrarse en Tailandia.
El primer parcial fue parejo donde ganó Estados Unidos 19-16. Nnemkadi Ogwumike anotó 8 puntos por las estadounidenses. En el segundo periodo
las argentinas empataron en dos ocasiones, a 19 quedando 9:40 con un triple de Agostina Burani y luego restando 8:21 con un doble de Ornella
Santana para ponerlo a 21. Después del empate a 21 vino un avance de 19-0 de Estados Unidos para despegarse 40-21 y terminaron la primera mitad
arriba 40-26.
El tercer cuarto fue todo Estados Unidos donde dejaron a las argentinas sin anotar hasta que quedaba 1:30 con un doble de Nayla Kraft y terminaron
arriba 60-28 culminando con un parcial de 20-2. Nnemkadi Chinwe Ogwumike fue la mas destacada en el juego con 20 puntos y 15 rebotes. En causa
perdida Nayla Kraft anotó 13 puntos.
Tabla de Posiciones:
*Estados Unidos 5-0
Canadá 4-1
Brasil 3-2
Argentina 2-3
Venezuela 1-4
Puerto Rico 0-5
*Clasificaron al Mundial U19 Femenino.
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TEAM
Stats
Assists
# player
Blocked shots
GP
As
Avg
# player
GP
BS
AVG
1. Fernandes Da Costa, (BRA)
5
19
3.8
1.
Simoes De Lima, Cris(BRA)
5
11
2.2
2. Diggins, Skylar Kie (USA)
5
18
3.6
2.
Burrani, Agostina P (ARG)
4
8
1.6
3. Prahalis, Samantha R(USA)
5
17
3.4
3.
Alexander, Kayla Jan(CAN)
5
5
1.0
4. Faris, Kelly Eliz (USA)
5
17
3.4
4.
Tinkle, Joslyn Eli (USA)
5
5
1.0
5. Corral, Ashley Sam (USA)
5
16
3.2
5.
Bone, Kelsey (USA)
5
5
1.0
6. Vaughan, Jennifer L (CAN)
5
16
3.2
6.
Reyes Burgos, Sheila(PUR)
5
4
0.8
7. Requena, Maria (VEN)
5
15
3.0
7.
Boothe, Sarah A. (USA)
5
4
0.8
8. Teixeira Ribeiro, Pa(BRA)
5
12
2.4
8.
Brewer, Alyssia De (USA)
5
4
0.8
9. Silva Serrano, Rosel(VEN)
5
12
2.4
9.
Da Silva Nascimento,(BRA)
5
4
0.8
10. Speed, Nikki Giov (USA)
5
12
2.4
10. Pavicich, Melisa (ARG)
5
4
0.8
GP
DEf
OFF
Tot
Avg
Points
rebounds
# player
GP
TOT
AVG
1.
Silva Serrano, Rosel(VEN)
5
80
16.0
1.
Alexander, Kayla Jan (CAN))
5
37
15
52
10.4
2.
Teixeira Ribeiro, Pa(BRA)
5
73
14.6
2.
Burrani, Agostina P (ARG)
5
32
17
49
9.8
3.
Pereira De Souza Car(BRA)
5
70
14.0
3.
Simoes De Lima, Cris(BRA)
5
25
16
41
8.2
4.
Gonzalez, Debora Sab(ARG)
5
63
12.6
4.
Blanco, Cleider (VEN)
5
22
16
38
7.6
5.
5
62
12.4
5.
Stricklen, Shekinna (USA)
5
21
17
38
7.6
6.
Jobin, Elyse Eve (CAN)
5
58
11.6
6.
Brewer, Alyssia De (USA)
5
26
9
35
7.0
7.
Alexander, Kayla Jan(CAN)
5
58
11.6
7.
Wicijowski, Taryn La (CAN)
5
18
15
33
6.6
8.
Wicijowski, Taryn La(CAN)
5
58
11.6
8.
Bone, Kelsey (USA)
5
22
11
33
6.6
9.
Diggins, Skylar Kie (USA)
5
54
10.8
9.
Budini, Paula Cele (ARG)
5
20
13
33
6.6
5
53
10.6
10. Corrales, Yosimar (VEN)
5
21
11
32
6.4
10. Bone, Kelsey (USA)
3 points made
# player
# player
Free Throws made
GP
3pt
AVG
# player
JJ
FTM
AVG
1.
Silva Serrano, Rosel (VEN)
5
12
2.4
1.
Wicijowski, Taryn La (CAN)
5
21
4.2
2.
Jobin, Elyse Eve (CAN)
5
11
2.2
2.
Silva Serrano, Rosel (VEN)
5
18
3.6
3.
Corral, Ashley Sam (USA)
5
7
1.4
3.
Teixeira Ribeiro, Pa (BRA)
5
18
3.6
4.
MacDonald, Stephanie (CAN)
5
5
1.0
4.
5
17
3.4
5.
Vaughan, Jennifer L (CAN)
5
5
1.0
5.
Muñoz Rivera, Roxyal (PUR)
5
17
3.4
6.
5
5
1.0
6.
Alexander, Kayla Jan (CAN)
5
16
3.2
7.
Pacheco Nacimiento, (BRA)
5
4
0.8
7.
Simoes De Lima, Cris (BRA)
5
15
3.0
8.
Iserny Rodriguez, Da (VEN)
5
4
0.8
8.
Gonzalez, Debora Sab (ARG)
5
15
3.0
9.
Centeno, Cristina E (PUR)
5
4
0.8
9.
Kizer, Lynetta Ja (USA)
5
15
3.0
5
4
0.8
10. Tinkle, Joslyn Eli (USA)
5
14
2.8
10. Faris, Kelly Eliz (USA)
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Carlos Delfino and Carlos Arroyo, who were once
team mates with the Detroit Pistons, have both
decided to part ways with the NBA and
make their way at the European Leagues,
landing juicy multiannual contracts.
The Argentinean shooting guard, who has
also played with the Toronto Raptors, chose
to accept an offer from Russian Basketball Club
BC Khimki, one of the best teams within the
Euroleague. Meanwhile, Puerto Rican guard decided
to leave for Israel and join the prestigious basketball
Club Macabbi Tel Aviv de Israel.
Carlos Delfino
Both will be drawing six figure incomes plus assuring
for themselves regular positions, this comes in contrast
with their roles with the Toronto Raptors and Orlando
Magic respectively.
Carlos Arroyo
Pippen, player
for a day
Real Madrid satisfied
with Sánchez
pepe sánchez
Ex-NBA star, Scottie Pippen, who once was part of the
nigh unstoppable duo with Michael Jordan at the Chicago
Bulls, will play a game with the Sundsvall Dragons of the
Swedish League next January, 2009.
Leaked from the capital city of Spain, come good news;
basketball club Real Madrid has signed veteran point
guard Pepe Sánchez. The team has been trying to
make this happen for some time without success while
Pepe played for Etosa Alicante, Unicaja de Málaga and
FC Barcelona of the ACB league.
The game will be played on January 11th, 2009, between
Sundsvall Dragons and the Akropol. Pippen will play due
to his friendship with Mike Wilhelm, assistant coach to
the Chicago Bulls and in charge of player scouting along
with Anders Ohrn, president of the Dragons.
Lefty Sánchez, who announced his retirement from the
National Team of Argentina in 2007, after playing an
important part during his nine year stint, also played
with the Detroit Pistons, Atlanta Hawks and Philadelphia
76ers, but was never allowed to grow as was the case
when he played for Temple University in the NCAA.
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Pippen, who is 42 years old, has won 6 NBA championships
with the Bulls and two Gold Olympic Medals (Barcelona'92
and Atlanta'96).
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