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USA U20 Women Breeze Past Puerto Rico In Dominating 97-57 WinDespite a first-quarter fight from Puerto Rico, the USA U20 National Team easily recorded a 97-57 win in the 2006 FIBA Americas U20 Championship for Women opener Tuesday in Mexico City, Mexico. Courtney Paris finished the game as the USA's leading scorer with 18 points on 8-of-9 shooting from the field and Anderson added 16 in all.
USA U20 Women Down Canada 90-39
Holding Canada to a total of 39 points, including just eight in the first and fourth quarters, the USA U20 Women's National Team rolled right through the Canadians Wednesday in the FIBA Americas U20 Championship for Women in Mexico City, Mexico.
USA U20 Women Dominate Host Mexico 124-38
After a 60-21 halftime lead, the USA (3-0) U20 National Team never looked back in its 124-38 romp of host Mexico (1-2) Thursday at the 2006 FIBA Americas U20 Championship for Women in Mexico City, Mexico
Before meeting 3-0 Brazil Saturday, Friday's game is likely to be more of the same as the undefeated USA is matched against the winless Bahamas at 2:00p.m.(CDT).
"In some aspects we are already looking forward to Brazil, but you can't think too far ahead,"Anderson said. "We need to take care of business against the Bahamas first, but are definitely excited to face Brazil."
USA U20 Women Down Canada 90-39
Holding Canada to a total of 39 points, including just eight in the first and fourth quarters, the USA U20 Women's National Team rolled right through the Canadians Wednesday in the FIBA Americas U20 Championship for Women in Mexico City, Mexico.
USA U20 Women Dominate Host Mexico 124-38
After a 60-21 halftime lead, the USA (3-0) U20 National Team never looked back in its 124-38 romp of host Mexico (1-2) Thursday at the 2006 FIBA Americas U20 Championship for Women in Mexico City, Mexico
Before meeting 3-0 Brazil Saturday, Friday's game is likely to be more of the same as the undefeated USA is matched against the winless Bahamas at 2:00p.m.(CDT).
"In some aspects we are already looking forward to Brazil, but you can't think too far ahead,"Anderson said. "We need to take care of business against the Bahamas first, but are definitely excited to face Brazil."
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