2008 FIBA/NBA BWB Asia Camp [July 3-6 New Dehli, India]

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FIBA/NBA BWB Camp [July 3-6 New Dehli, India)
Coach: Kyle Korver (Jazz), Ronny Turiaf (Lakers), Pat Garrity (Magic), Linton Johnson (Suns)

Tao Xu China
Ruhen Wang China
Ran Sui China
Hanlin Tao China
Zhoujun Zhang China
Hanlin Dong China
Yuanyu Li China
Junwei Ren China
Junfe Ren China
Po-Chen Chou Chinese Taipei
Kuo-Wei Lai Chinese Taipei
Ming-Hui Lim Chinese Taipei
Pratham Singh India
Hirendra Singh Rathore India
Shadab Khan India
Vishesh Bhriguvansh India
Arjun Singh India
Ramin Honarmand Iran
Mehdi Shirjang Iran
Mohammed Hasanzadeh Iran
Sooren Derboghosian Iran
Pouria Kazemi Iran
Daichi Taniguchi Japan
Makoto Hiejima Japan
Yuki Mitsuhara Japan
Seiya Kano Japan
Mao Fukuda Japan
Ali El-Zubi Jordan
Abdellatif AlQaddoumi Jordan
Alexandr Zhigulin Kazakhstan
Ruslan Baltiyev Kazakhstan
Roman Khudyakov Kazakhstan
Anton Melnichenko Kazakhstan
Byung Jun Bae Korea
Min Wook Kim Korea
Jong Ill Lim Korea
Jung Hoon Park Korea
Byeong Hun Yoo Korea
Dong Yeop Lee Korea
Ivan Makarchuk Kyrgyzstan
Ivan Zhdanov Kyrgyzstan
Vincent El-Khoury Lebanon
Khalil Aoun Lebanon
Joseph Zaloum Lebanon
Ralph Akl Lebanon
Kuek Tian Yuan Malaysia
Jeric Allen Teng Philipines
Philip Paredes Philipines
Samuel Joseph Marata Philipines
Ahmed Yousif Al-Darwish Qatar
Sheng Yu Lim Singapore
Alexsandr Yahin Uzbekistan
Artur Sharafutdinov Uzbekistan

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FIBA/NBA BWB Camp [July 3-6 New Dehli, India)
Coach: Kyle Korver (Jazz), Ronny Turiaf (Lakers), Pat Garrity (Magic), Linton Johnson (Suns)

Tao Xu China
Ruhen Wang China
Ran Sui China
Hanlin Tao China
Zhoujun Zhang China
Hanlin Dong China
Yuanyu Li China
Junwei Ren China
Junfe Ren China
Po-Chen Chou Chinese Taipei
Kuo-Wei Lai Chinese Taipei
Ming-Hui Lim Chinese Taipei
Pratham Singh India
Hirendra Singh Rathore India
Shadab Khan India
Vishesh Bhriguvansh India
Arjun Singh India
Ramin Honarmand Iran
Mehdi Shirjang Iran
Mohammed Hasanzadeh Iran
Sooren Derboghosian Iran
Pouria Kazemi Iran
Daichi Taniguchi Japan
Makoto Hiejima Japan
Yuki Mitsuhara Japan
Seiya Kano Japan
Mao Fukuda Japan
Ali El-Zubi Jordan
Abdellatif AlQaddoumi Jordan
Alexandr Zhigulin Kazakhstan
Ruslan Baltiyev Kazakhstan
Roman Khudyakov Kazakhstan
Anton Melnichenko Kazakhstan
Byung Jun Bae Korea
Min Wook Kim Korea
Jong Ill Lim Korea
Jung Hoon Park Korea
Byeong Hun Yoo Korea
Dong Yeop Lee Korea
Ivan Makarchuk Kyrgyzstan
Ivan Zhdanov Kyrgyzstan
Vincent El-Khoury Lebanon
Khalil Aoun Lebanon
Joseph Zaloum Lebanon
Ralph Akl Lebanon
Kuek Tian Yuan Malaysia
Jeric Allen Teng Philipines
Philip Paredes Philipines
Samuel Joseph Marata Philipines
Ahmed Yousif Al-Darwish Qatar
Sheng Yu Lim Singapore
Alexsandr Yahin Uzbekistan
Artur Sharafutdinov Uzbekistan

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FIBA/NBA BWB Camp - New Delhi

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INDIAN KID WON THE MVP OF THE CAMP

The 2008 BWB Asia All-Star game was a spectacle to behold. It contained not only the best 24 players of the camp, but a half-time show and a rocking crowd. In front of 300 plus fans, the East and West Stars were neck-and-neck, by half-time the West Stars were leading by a 32-29.

Four contestants took to the courts during half-time for the 3-point contest. Park Jung Hoon from Korean beat Yuki Mitsuhara from Japan in the first round by 8-5; while Lim Ming-Hui from Chinese Taipei edged out Ivan Makarchuk from Kyrgyzstan by 7-5. Lim and Park proceeded to the final round but tied it at 6 shots, but Lim proved himself to be the Ray Allen from Chinese Taipei and knocked Park out by one at 7 to 6. Kyle Korver was no threat to Lim’s title as he defeated Kyle 7-3.

It was a blow-out when the West Stars continued to dominate the second half of the game, with Lim Jong Ill leading the team to victory at 74:53 and was crowned MVP of the All-Star Game.

Dong Hanlin from China won the Frequent Flyer Award presented by American Airlines, recording the highest jump amongst all campers. The DHL Playmaker award went to Joseph Zaloum from Lebanon, and Xu Tao from China was given the sportsmanship award by Tata Consultancy Awards. But it was India’s own young talent Vishesh Bhriguvanshi who won the loudest cheer and applause in the gym, becoming a hero when he was named MVP of the Basketball without Borders Asia camp!