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p_d_swanson



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PostPosted: 07/06/07 1:00 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
The higher-seeded teams won handily in all four medal-round games, setting up semifinal pairings of France/Australia and USA/Russia on Saturday.

Quarterfinal Round:

Australia 98, Canada 57
AUS: Perera 16, Francis 15, Camino 13
CAN: Riverin 12, Ayim 8, Doma 8

France 85, Brazil 68
FRA: Gruda 22, Gruszczynski 16, Yacoubou 12
BRA: Izabela 20, Jaqueline 14, Franciele 12

Russia 71, Hungary 55
RUS: Lisina 19, Saveleva 16, Danilotchkina 11
HUN: Somogyi 15, Horti 13, Kollo 11

USA 104, Belgium 53
USA: Paris 18, Waner 15, Houts 14
BEL: Leemans 16, Vandesteene 11, Hendrickx 6, Lauwers 6

Relegation Round:

Japan 74, China 62
CHN: Zeng 10, Liu 9, Huang 8, Lu 8
JPN: Yoshida 23, Tanaka 20, Tsukano 11

Spain 75, Mali 48
ESP: Marcos 18, German 10, Gimeno 8, Mallabiabarrena 8
MLI: Coulibaly 13, Traore 9, Toure 7
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 8:37 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
USA vs. Russia at 10 EDT!
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 9:25 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
that 13-0 run by Russia had me worried. good to see the USA come back so strong. 19-18, Russia leads, at the end of the 1st 10 minutes.
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 9:41 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Can you post a link to where you're seeing the live stats? Thanks! Or maybe (dare I hope?) a webcast?
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 9:45 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
http://www.russia2007.fiba.com/?lid_18068_voted=1&po_id=578

Click on the revolving scores on the left side for the USA vs Russia. From there you can watch the box score, play by play, etc.
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 9:47 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
I just found it, thank you!

US 40 to RUS 25! Yay!
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 9:48 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Half time score 40 to 25 USA! Wiggins 13 pts, Anderson 8, Harper and Langhorne with 6 pts. Langhorne also has 8 rebs.
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 10:44 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
86 to 61 US. How sweet!
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 10:46 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Final: USA 86, Russia 61
Wiggins 27 pts, Langehorne 12, Anderson 11 and Harper 8 pts.
USA out rebounded Russia 53 to 38. Finals tomorrow at 10 EDT
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 12:52 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Jenna O'Hea scored 21 points and all five starters reached double figures as the Sapphires advanced to Sunday's gold-medal game against Team USA.

Championship Bracket:

USA 86, Russia 61
RUS: Lisina 10, Saveleva 9, Bokareva 8, Ryukhina 8
USA: Wiggins 27, Langhorne 12, Anderson 11

Australia 88, France 81
AUS: O'Hea 21, Camino 13, MacLeod 13
FRA: Gruda 28, Miyem 23, Lardy 12

Consolation Bracket:

Canada 74, Brazil 69
CAN: Keane 26, Doma 12, Boogaard 11
BRA: Joice 15, Izabela 13, Franciele 12

Belgium 73, Hungary 64
HUN: Horti 15, Honti 13, Somogyi 11
BEL: Leemans 27, Carpreaux 19, Michiels 7

Ninth-Place Game:

Spain 80, Japan 70
JPN: Yoshida 31, Fujiyoshi 12, Tanaka 8
ESP: Marcos 22, Cruz 17, German 14

Eleventh-Place Game:

China 73, Mali 46
CHN: Lu 12, Cao 10, Sun 10
MLI: Bagayoko 18, Maiga 8, Bore 6, Coulibaly 6
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 12:56 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Wow. I can't believe France lost to the Aussies. I figured France would dominate on the inside. Sounds like Australia held their own.



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PostPosted: 07/07/07 8:43 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Marjie wrote:
Finals tomorrow at 10 EDT


10 in the morning, I'm guessing...



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PostPosted: 07/07/07 9:29 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Man the more I see/hear of Wiggins, the more I would love to have her in Comets red next season!



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PostPosted: 07/07/07 9:31 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
UTexRulz23 wrote:
Man the more I see/hear of Wiggins, the more I would love to have her in Comets red next season!


True, but you guys need a point guard and Wiggins is not a point guard. I see her fitting well in...*gulp*...LA.



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PostPosted: 07/07/07 9:43 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Orange][Krush wrote:
UTexRulz23 wrote:
Man the more I see/hear of Wiggins, the more I would love to have her in Comets red next season!


True, but you guys need a point guard and Wiggins is not a point guard. I see her fitting well in...*gulp*...LA.


oh hell no. Can't imagine her going to the dark side, but she is kind of local.
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PostPosted: 07/07/07 10:15 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Orange][Krush wrote:
UTexRulz23 wrote:
Man the more I see/hear of Wiggins, the more I would love to have her in Comets red next season!


True, but you guys need a point guard and Wiggins is not a point guard. I see her fitting well in...*gulp*...LA.


Well we can always pray for a PG to come along via free agency or trade again. That worked out well for us in the last off season!



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PostPosted: 07/07/07 11:25 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Orange][Krush wrote:
Wow. I can't believe France lost to the Aussies. I figured France would dominate on the inside. Sounds like Australia held their own.


I'm guessing Australia's advantage on the perimeter was bigger than France's advantage in the paint. MacLeod, Camino and O'Hea are a good trio of perimeter players. MacLeod is leading the tournament with 6.4 assists a game and an assist/turnover ratio of 2.6 (nobody else in the tournament leaders is above 2). Camino brings the gun shooting and O'Hea is good off the dribble and is a boxscore filler (rebounds and assists well for a 3). The three of them could conceivably be Opals starters down the track.

While I think those three could hold their own against the American guards, Abby Bishop and Cayla Francis are going to get eaten alive by Langhorne & Paris and that is where the difference will be. I hope to get proven wrong!

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PostPosted: 07/08/07 12:07 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
I hope you're wrong too, but it would be an absolute miracle. Eaten alive is a good description of what will likely happen in there.
Let's hope we can get some serious perimeter action happening.



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PostPosted: 07/08/07 9:15 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
As predicted by Keegan, Francis & Bishop both in early foul trouble with 2 each midway through the 1st quarter.
USA already out to a 27-14 lead.

Live scores HERE



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PostPosted: 07/08/07 9:40 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
55-40 US half. How embarassing. Americans just too good with the Sapphires coughing up the ball like mad and the US dominating the boards. Ugh, I'm going to bed.
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PostPosted: 07/08/07 10:14 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Lead is out to 20 late in the 3rd (73-53). Bed sounds like a good idea.

Congratulations to the USA for an excellent tournament.



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Team USA piled up a 46-29 rebounding advantage in claiming its second straight gold medal with a 96-73 win over Australia on Sunday. Crystal Langhorne had 23 points and 14 rebounds, while the Sapphires were topped by 23 and eight from Jenna O'Hea. France withstood Russia's fourth-quarter rally to take home the bronze.

Gold Medal Game

USA 96, Australia 73
AUS: O'Hea 23, Camino 12, Dombkins 10
USA: Langhorne 23, Anderson 14, Bonner 14, Wiggins 14

Bronze Medal Game

France 67, Russia 61
FRA: Yacoubou 14, Gruszczynski 11, Barennes 10, Costaz 10
RUS: Lisina 15, Saveleva 13, Bokareva 11, Ryukhina 11

Fifth-Place Game

Belgium 72, Canada 67
CAN: Keane 22, Doma 11, Tatham 11
BEL: Hendrickx 19, Leemans 15, Michiels 11

Seventh-Place Game

Hungary 75, Brazil 67
BRA: Franciele 21, Jaqueline 14, Izabela 12
HUN: Semsei 28, Horti 16, Honti 13
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PostPosted: 07/08/07 11:58 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Final statistical leaders:

Code:
Points                          Assists
Leemans, BEL        20.4        MacLeod, AUS         6.3
Gruda, FRA          19.6        Carpreaux, BEL       5.1
Horti, HUN          17.5        Honti, HUN           4.4
O'Hea, AUS          16.5        Joice, BRA           4.1
Camino, AUS         15.8        Yoshida, JPN         4.0
Marcos, ESP         15.7        O'Hea, AUS           3.4
Langhorne, USA      15.6        Semsei, HUN          3.0
Yoshida, JPN        15.6        Costaz, FRA          2.5
Franciele, BRA      14.8        Kollo, HUN           2.3
Saveleva, RUS       14.3        Izabela, BRA         2.3

Rebounds                        FG Percentage
Coulibaly, MLI      12.1        Langhorne, USA      .699
Bokareva, RUS       10.0        Penaluna, AUS       .628
Horti, HUN           9.3        Gruda, FRA          .565
Franciele, BRA       9.1        Yacoubou, FRA       .561
Langhorne, USA       8.9        Paris, USA          .557
Doma, CAN            8.6        German, ESP         .542
Paris, USA           8.0        Michiels, BEL       .510
Lisina, RUS          7.9        Franciele, BRA      .505
Gruda, FRA           7.8        Danilotchkina, RUS  .500
Francis, AUS         7.6        MacLeod, AUS        .500
Yacoubou, FRA        7.6        O'Hea, AUS          .500

Blocks                          Steals
Lisina, RUS         2.38        Carpreaux, BEL      4.13
Franciele, BRA      1.63        Joice, BRA          2.38
Coulibaly, MLI      1.43        Semsei, HUN         2.13
Francis, AUS        1.38        Saveleva, RUS       2.00
Ayim, CAN           1.00        Bokareva, RUS       1.88
Bokareva, RUS       1.00        Kollo, HUN          1.88
Yacoubou, FRA       1.00        Marcos, ESP         1.86
Zhuzhgova, RUS      1.00        Gruda, FRA          1.75
Bas, BEL            0.88        Coulibaly, MLI      1.71
Miyem, FRA          0.88        Fujiyoshi, JPN      1.71
Izabela, BRA        0.88


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PostPosted: 07/08/07 2:05 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
one look at those stats tells me who's the obvious choice for MVP.'

yes, I am biased in favor of the Terps, but, this time, I've got hard evidence to back me up....Crystal Langhorne "ALL WORLD"!!! Very Happy Very Happy

Congratulations to the entire American Team and coaching staff!
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PostPosted: 07/08/07 2:09 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
I think Lang should be added to the Senior Team roster. She at least deserves a chance at the roster. Seventy percent from the field? Shocked



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