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  • JGX
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    Finals

    Men
    7th Place: Puerto Rico 73 Chile 46
    5th Place: Brazil 73 Mexico 60
    3rd Place: Canada 92 Dominican Republic
    Championship: United States 90 Argentina 75

    Argentina led by 14 points in the second quarter, and once again the US didn't open up their lead until late in the third quarter. Unlike a lot of past US teams at this level, this team did not have dominant big men, and while they were able to rack up big scores in early games with their pressure and pace, against better opponents they weren't able to impose their style of play for most of the game.

    Women
    7th Place: Chile 67 Costa Rica 66
    5th Place: Puerto Rico 68 Brazil 49
    3rd Place: Mexico 72 Argentina 67
    Championship: United States 118 Canada 45

    Costa Rica led Chile by 15 points early in the fourth quarter, but could not hold on for a historic win.

    It's very generous of FIBA to let the Americas have four spots in next year's WC.

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  • JGX
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    Semis

    Men
    Brazil 73 Chile 41
    Mexico 82 Puerto Rico 78
    Argentina 76 Dominican Republic 74
    United States 99 Canada 81

    US didn't open up their lead until late in the third quarter. I was trying to watch five things at once but it looked like they didn't really press Canada like they did the weaker opponents...I don't think they want to let Argentina make the final into a halfcourt game.

    Women
    Brazil 75 Chile 44
    Puerto Rico 81 Costa Rica 48
    Canada 74 Argentina 47
    United States 121 Mexico 30

    It's very generous of FIBA to let the Americas have four spots in next year's WC.

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  • JGX
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    Quaterfinals, winners to the WC next year

    Men
    Argentina 90 Chile 38
    Dominican Republic 74 Brazil 66
    Canada 93 Puerto Rico 65
    United States 123 Mexico 53

    Finally a real game for the US tomorrow?

    Women
    Canada 76 Chile 25
    Argentina 56 Brazil 54
    Mexico 67 Puerto Rico 66
    United States 121 Costa Rica 12

    US went easy on CR, taking off the press just a couple minutes into the game. CR went over 25 minutes without a field goal between the late first and mid fourth quarters.

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  • JGX
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    Day 3
    Men
    United States 138 Chile 59
    Dominican Republic 75 Puerto Rico 67
    Canada 92 Brazil 53
    Argentina 71 Mexico 49

    Canada-PR will be the most interesting of the quarterfinals.

    Women
    Canada 102 Puerto Rico 50
    Brazil 73 Costa Rica 31
    United States 115 Argentina 36
    Chile 62 Mexico 60

    Chile led Mexico by 15 after three quarters, which would have been enough to get them out of last place, but they couldn't hold the differential and will have to face Canada in the quarters.

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  • JGX
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    Day 2

    Men
    United States 133 Dominican Republic 74
    Puerto Rico 81 Chile 37
    Argentina 98 Brazil 52
    Canada 85 Mexico 49

    US-DR was one of the wilder first halves you'll see, with 36 free throws (only 14 makes!) in the first quarter alone, and Ronald Holland ejected for a pair of technical fouls late in the second quarter, after racking up 22 points and 9 rebounds in 15 minutes. Second half DR ran out of gas. I think DR is a little better than PR but hard to tell with no competitive matchups.

    Women
    Canada 112 Costa Rica 25
    Puerto Rico 74 Brazil 67
    Argentina 69 Chile 53
    United States 126 Mexico 43

    CR must really be looking forward to their game against the US in a few days. Brazil had 76 rebounds in their game against PR, which feels like it should be a record for a losing team.

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  • mojo13
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    Canadian team didn't look very good versus Argentina. It was expected to be a weak version with a number of high talents missing, but this could be bad enough to not qualify for the Worlds.

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  • JGX
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    Men
    Dominican Republic 107 Chile 54
    United States 118 Puerto Rico 67
    Argentina 81 Canada 70
    Brazil 69 Mexico 59

    US scored 42 points against in the first quarter against PR thanks to 12 steals and 12 offensive rebounds...of course they didn't keep up that pace but they were really playing at 100 miles an hour for most of the game. Maybe the DR will be more competitive against the US tomorrow. Canada faded in the fourth quarter against Argentina.

    Women
    Puerto Rico 60 Costa Rica 45
    Canada 82 Brazil 56
    United States 117 Chile 23
    Mexico 66 Argentina 58

    Love seeing the US pressing full court at this level and today they forced 30 turnovers in the first half against a badly overmatched Chilean team. Huge gap from the US to Canada and then Canada to the rest. Brazil has a highly-touted 6-7 center (Letycia Vasconcelos) but she only played five minutes, not sure if she is healthy.

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  • JGX
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    Decent number of players on the Argentina/Brazil/Mexico rosters who played at the Jr NBA championships a couple years ago. The Latin America/Mexico teams were not that strong so nice to see they at least had some decent individuals. The US women's roster has seven players who played at the 2019 tournament, which is amazing considering that the teams are generally only drawing players from one metro area.

    Aaliyah Guyton on the Brazil women's roster is the daughter of former NBA player AJ Guyton and four-time Brazil Olympian Adriana Moises Pinto.

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  • mojo13
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    Canadian Squad:

    Taj Au-Duke
    Point Guard
    6'2”
    Scarborough, ON
    Undecided

    Jaeden Brooks
    Power Forward
    6'7”
    Calgary, AB
    Edge Prep

    Stefan Jimenez-Vojnic
    Power Forward/Centre
    6’9”
    Toronto, ON
    United Scholastic Academy

    Baraka Okojie
    Point Guard
    6’0”
    Caledon, ON
    Undecided

    Efeosa Oliogu
    Small Forward
    6’7”
    Oshawa, ON
    United Scholastic Academy

    Stephan Osei
    Power Forward
    6’9”
    Toronto, ON
    RSL Academy

    AJ Osman
    Guard
    6'3"
    Ottawa, ON
    Dream City

    Olivier Rioux
    Centre
    7’4”
    Anjou, QC
    IMG Academy

    Ishan Sharma
    Shooting Guard
    6’5”
    Milton, ON
    Fort Erie Int. Academy

    Jacob Theodosiou
    Guard
    6’4”
    Waterloo, ON
    Western Reserve Academy

    Mikkel Tyne
    Point Guard
    5'10"
    Brampton, ON
    Huntington Prep

    Char Yeiy
    Centre
    6'8"
    London, ON
    Blair Academy

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  • JGX
    started a topic 2021 FIBA Americas U16 Championships (Aug 23-29)

    2021 FIBA Americas U16 Championships (Aug 23-29)

    Men's and Women's being played at the same time in different cities in Mexico, so just one thread.

    Men
    Group A: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Mexico
    Group B: Chile, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, United States

    Women
    Group A: Brazil, Canada, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico
    Group B: Argentina, Chile, Mexico, United States

    US teams:

    Named to the 2021 USA U16 National Team are: Kylan Boswell (Arizona Compass H.S./Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.); David Castillo (Bartlesville H.S./Bartlesville, Okla.); Jaylen Curry (Vance H.S./Charlotte, N.C.); Robert Dillingham (Combine Academy/Hickory, N.C.); Jeremy Fears (La Lumiere School/Chicago, Ill.); Ronald Holland (Duncanville H.S./Dallas, Texas); Ian Jackson (Cardinal Hayes H.S./Bronx, N.Y.); Ryan "RJ" Jones Jr. (The Rock School/Gainesville, Fla.); Jalen Lewis (Overtime Elite/Oakland, Calif.); Liam McNeeley (John Paul II H.S./Richardson, Texas); Justin McBride(Oak Hill Academy, Va./Plano, Texas); and Bryson Tucker (Mount St. Joseph H.S./Bowie, Md.).
    The 2021 USA U16 National Team, comprised of athletes who are 16 and under, includes: Kamorea “KK” Arnold (Germantown H.S./Germantown, Wis.); Madison Booker(Germantown H.S./Ridgeland, Miss.); Jaloni Cambridge (Ensworth H.S./Nashville, Tenn.); Breya Cunningham (La Jolla Country Day School/Chula Vista, Calif.); Jadyn Donovan (Sidwell Friends School/Upper Marlboro, Md.); Kendall Dudley (Sidwell Friends School, D.C./Manassas Park, Va.); Margaret Mendelson (Fremont H.S./North Ogden, Utah); Olivia Olson (Benilde-St. Margaret's/New Hope, Minn.); Grace Slaughter(Grain Valley H.S./Grain Valley, Mo.); Delaney Thomas (St. John's College H.S./Charles Town, W.Va.); Judea "JuJu" Watkins(Windward School/Los Angeles, Calif.); and Jada Williams (Blue Springs H.S./Blue Springs, Mo.).
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