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2014 23rd FIBA Asia U18 Championship [Doha, Qatar, Aug 19-28]

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Preliminary Round

Group A

Aug 19 CHN 95 MAS 55
Aug 19 QAT 86 IND 73
Aug 20 IND 73 MAS 64
Aug 20 CHN 89 QAT 18
Aug 21 CHN 100 IND 40
Aug 21 MAS 78 QAT 70

Group B

Aug 19 KOR 95 JOR 38
Aug 20 PHI 85 JOR 60
Aug 21 KOR 87 PHI 69

Group C

Aug 19 KAZ 85 KUW 75
Aug 20 IRI 132 KUW 43
Aug 21 IRI 81 KAZ 56

Group D

Aug 19 JPN 81 IRQ 62
Aug 19 TPE 106 HKG 83
Aug 20 JPN 96 HKG 71
Aug 20 TPE 122 IRQ 61
Aug 21 TPE 84 JPN 75
Aug 21 HKG 94 IRQ 86


Second Round

Group E

Aug 22 CHN 97 JOR 55
Aug 22 PHI 82 QAT 79
Aug 22 KOR 107 MAS 61
Aug 23 MAS 65 JOR 57
Aug 23 KOR 102 QAT 49
Aug 23 CHN 91 PHI 49
Aug 24 CHN 81 KOR 54
Aug 24 QAT 66 JOR 48
Aug 24 PHI 72 MAS 69

Group F

Aug 22 TPE 94 KUW 65
Aug 22 JPN 81 KAZ 80
Aug 22 IRI 107 HKG 42
Aug 23 HKG 78 KUW 70
Aug 23 TPE 73 KAZ 60
Aug 23 IRI 72 JPN 65
Aug 24 KAZ 84 HKG 51
Aug 24 JPN 86 KUW 55
Aug 24 IRI 74 TPE 41


Final Round

9th to 12nd Place

Aug 26 QAT 84 KUW 75
Aug 26 JOR 97 HKG 64
Aug 27 HKG 113 KUW 79
Aug 27 QAT 52 JOR 51

5th to 8th Place

Aug 27 JPN 87 MAS 63
Aug 27 PHI 86 KAZ 74
Aug 28 MAS 86 KAZ 74
Aug 28 PHI 113 JPN 105

1/4 Final

Aug 26 KOR 90 JPN 61
Aug 26 CHN 106 KAZ 53
Aug 26 TPE 90 PHI 86
Aug 26 IRI 92 MAS 36

1/2 Final

Aug 27 IRI 78 KOR 60
Aug 27 CHN 92 TPE 50

3rd to 4th Place

Aug 28 KOR 70 TPE 58

Final

Aug 28 CHN 66 IRI 48
 
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Chinese Men's player pool: http://www.ycen.com.cn/xwzx/ty/201401/t20140128_31856.html

Zhou Qi, Xinjiang's incoming rookie for next season's CBA is leading the team. He is also in the senior national team's pool. Players from China's U17 national team from last year's world competition seems complete.

Philippines Men's player pool: http://www.spin.ph/sports/basketbal...pine-team-to-fiba-asia-under-18-championships

Team is bannered by Thirdy Ravena, an amazing all around guard that piloted the Philippines to the 3X3 U18 competition and really impressed in the 3X3 worlds.
 
A large 40 player pool for Japan. As expected the names from the 2013 All HS Winter Cup are there. Brit-American / Japanese Alex Lindow is a 6'4 forward / guard who also models for printed ads. Ry Meadows is a Canadian / Japanese guard. Tallest is Suteiruta Araki at 198cm.

http://sbba.beblog.jp/blog/2014/02/u-18-49e6.html
 
CKR13 said:
A large 40 player pool for Japan. As expected the names from the 2013 All HS Winter Cup are there. Brit-American / Japanese Alex Lindow is a 6'4 forward / guard who also models for printed ads. Ry Meadows is a Canadian / Japanese guard. Tallest is Suteiruta Araki at 198cm.

http://sbba.beblog.jp/blog/2014/02/u-18-49e6.html
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Oh man. The Winter Cup?

So I guess Seijuro Akashi, Midorima, Kise Ryota, Aomine Daiki, Murasakibara, Kuroko Tetsuya and Kagami Taiga are with the team right? Are they considering Himuro and Hyuga Junpei? I heard Kiyoshi Teppei's injured...


Jokes aside, William Navarro, a member of the junior Panathanaikos squad, is trying out for the U18 team
 
kaiziken_pinas said:
Oh man. The Winter Cup?

So I guess Seijuro Akashi, Midorima, Kise Ryota, Aomine Daiki, Murasakibara, Kuroko Tetsuya and Kagami Taiga are with the team right? Are they considering Himuro and Hyuga Junpei? I heard Kiyoshi Teppei's injured...


Jokes aside, William Navarro, a member of the junior Panathanaikos squad, is trying out for the U18 team
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Kuroko No Basket was loosely based on the annual All Japan tournament for HS that dates back to the 1920s. Based on the anime, Mesei Highschool is the only school that has a real counterpart in real life. But in the anime, Mesei was depicted as a medium tier team, but in reality, Mesei is a juggernaut these days.
 
South Korea will announce its pool in April. Since the U16 team did not qualify for the 2014 U17 worlds, Korea can add players like Kwon Hyuk-Joon, Park Sang-Won, Yang Jae-Hyuk, Choi Jae-Hwa, Park Min-Uk, Moon Sanggok and Han Seung-Hee with bigger players like Masango HS Park Jong-Hyun, a 206cm center.

http://www.knnews.co.kr/news/articleView.php?idxno=1073755
 
Joint training camp held for Japan's U18 national team with the U15 and U17 pool. Based on the reports, Japan's U18 and U17 pool will continuously train together to determine the best composition for each respectively. This means standouts like Rui Hachimura, Hayato Maki among others, could join the U18 team instead of the U17 team in concept.
 
thanks for keeping this thread up to date CKR13... you're awesome.
 
Coach Britt Reroma former USC Warriors(CESAFI) and former San Beda Red Cubs(NCAA) is now conducting training and selection for the Indonesian U18 Team for the upcomming SEABA U18 Championship in Malaysia.
 
South Korea's U18 team revealed:

Kim Yoon-Hwan 178cm
Jang Tae-Bin 184cm
Kwon Hyuk-Jun 175cm
Yoo Hyun-Jun 180cm
Park Jun-Young 195cm
Jeon Hyun-Woo 195cm
Byun Jun-Hyong 187cm
Yang Jae-Hyok 193cm
Park Won-Jong 193cm
Kim Kyun-Wong 199cm
Song Kyo-Chang 200cm
Lee Youn-Su 205cm

Ulsan Mouryong HS coach Kim Seung-Hwan was named head coach. Masango's Park Jong-Hyun (206cm) was initially in the player pool but begged off due to academic commitments although there is still a chance that Park could join and compete for a spot.
 
Taiwan's U18 team is currently in Manila to train. 14 players were selected lead by Zeng Boyu, an exciting prospect / all-star from the HBL. Sun Yong-Chen was a member of last year's U16 team while Po Hung-Chen was a member of the 2012 U18 team despite being 15 at that time. Tallest player is Sun Siyao at 200cm.

http://udn.com/NEWS/BREAKINGNEWS/BREAKINGNEWS7/8816484.shtml
 
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CKR13 said:
Taiwan's U18 team is currently in Manila to train. 14 players were selected lead by Zeng Boyu, an exciting prospect / all-star from the HBL. Sun Yong-Chen was a member of last year's U16 team while Po Hung-Chen was a member of the 2012 U18 team despite being 15 at that time. Tallest player is Sun Siyao at 200cm.

http://udn.com/NEWS/BREAKINGNEWS/BREAKINGNEWS7/8816484.shtml
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why train in the philippines? who are they going to play against? almost everyone is playing in school tournaments at this time.
 
toikins said:
why train in the philippines? who are they going to play against? almost everyone is playing in school tournaments at this time.
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Focus Athletics is world class http://www.focusathletics.com.ph/ facility and it is deemed cost effective by the committee. Instead of flying to Las Vegas, they will save time and money in Manila.

This will be good for rehab and conditioning. Most of the U18 players are fresh from the HBL and National Star HS Cup. Currently, there are no scientific training facilities in Taiwan.

As for scrimmages, there is the Hualian Invitational next month that the U18 team will play against HS teams from Korea, Japan, Hong-Kong and Guam.
 
Head coach Lin Yu of Taiwan U18 announced on twitter that they will play the Philippines U17 team that is bound for the world U17 championships, this Wednesday and Thursday. Venue will be in Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
 
Just for memo, this year's tournament will qualify the top-3 teams for the 2015 U19 WC.
 
South Korea names the final squad for the FIBA U18 tournament.

Kim Yoon-Hwan 178cm
Jang Tae-Bin 184cm
Kwon Hyuk-Jun 175cm
Yoo Hyun-Jun 180cm
Park Jun-Young 195cm
Jeon Hyun-Woo 195cm
Byun Jun-Hyong 187cm
Yang Jae-Hyok 193cm
Park Won-Jong 193cm
Kim Kyun-Wong 199cm
Song Kyo-Chang 200cm
Lee Youn-Su 205cm

As preparation, the team will travel to Nanjing, China to play against CBA youth teams like Dongguan, Guandong and a local university for next week.
 
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