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Final Standings |
1. USA
2. Argentina
3. Brazil
4. Australia
5. Canada
6. New Zealand
7. Mexico
8. Cuba |
Elimination groups
Group A |
1. USA 3-0
2. Argentina 2-1
3. Mexico 1-2
4. Cuba 0-3 |
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Group B
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1. Australia 2-1
2. Brazil 2-1
3. New Zealand 2-1
4. Canada 0-3 |
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U.S. won another gold, this time beating in the final Argentina
91-63 |
Awards
All-Star 1st Team:
O’Neal (USA), Marion (USA), Szczerbiak (USA), Herrmann (ARG), Helinho
(BRA)
All-Star 2nd Team:
Martin (USA), Davis (USA), Demetrius (BRA), Maher (AUS), Kwiatkowski
(CAN)
Day 6, Sep.9, 2001:
Final Game: USA – Argentina 91-63 (A. Miller 3, Davis 11, Terry 7, Lewis
5, J. O’Neal 14, Martin 7, Szczerbiak 11, Marion 13, M. Miller 7,
Battier 5, Fizer 6, Booth 2 - Sucatzky 3, Aloatti, Moldu 3, Diaz 6,
Farabello 2, Ceruti 12, Pelussi 3, Gutierrez 13, Herrmann 11, Calderon
2, Pelletieri 8)
Bronze Medal Game: Australia – Brazil 93-94, OT (Nash 2, Maher 15,
McGregor 5, Saville 7, McDonald 14 , Nielsen 10, Melmeth 8, Dench 7,
Moore 6, Knight 19 - Cambraia 9, Manteiguinha 5, Sandro 14, Demetrius
12, Helinho 25, Nene 13, Anderson 16)
Day 5, Sep.8, 2001:
Semifinals:
USA – Brazil 106-98, OT (Miller 16, Davis 11, Terry 3, Lewis 4, J.
O’Neal 22, Martin 18, Szczerbiak 11, Marion 9, Miller 10, Battier, Fizer
2 - Cambraia 12, Manteiguinha 7, Sandro 12, Demetrius 24, Helinho 24,
Estevam 4, Nene 8, Anderson 7)
Argentina – Australia 69-63 (Sucatzky 6, Moldu 5, Diaz, Farabello 9,
Ceruti 12, Pelussi 6, Gutierrez 12, Herrmann 16, Pelletieri 3 - Nash,
Maher 16, Saville 4, Egan, Rogers, McDonald 8, Nielsen 11, Melmeth 9,
Dench 7)
Places 5-6: Canada – New Zealand 75-70 (Kwiatkowski 18, Karangwa 18,
Jobity 13, Nohr 9, Walker 6, Shand 6, Gillingham 3, Augustin 2 – Penney
11, T.Rampton 11, Burton 11, D.Rampton 9, Flavell 8, Henare 7, Boucher
6, Jones 4, Cameron 3)
Places 7-8: Mexico – Cuba 88-76 (Crouse 29, Valerio 14, Parada 12,
Quintero 12, Mariscal 9, Izaguirre 6, Thomas 4, Benitez 2 – Nunez 32,
Jemmot 14, Lima 9, Sayus 6, Gonzales 5, Silvestre 4, Lara 3, Haiti 3)
Day 4,
Sep.7, 2001, Classification Round Semifinals:
Canada – Mexico 86-74 (Kwiatkowski 20, Karangwa 17, Shand 12, Walker 9,
Smith 8, Jobity 7, Augusti 6, Gillingham 4, Nohr 3 – Crouse 27, Thomas
15, Benitez 12, Mariscal 10, Quintero 7, Valerio 3)
New Zealand – Cuba 85-66 (Jones 23, Penney 21, Flavell 12, Henare 11,
Cathie-Pongia 7, T.Rampton 5, Boucher 2, Newbolt 2, D.Rampton 2 – Lara
15, Nunez 13, Haiti 11, Sayus 7, Silvestre 5, Guerra 5, Gonzales 4, Lima
4, Simon 2)
Day 3, Sep.5, 2001
USA – Cuba 111-70 (Miller 6, Davis 8, Terry 9, Lewis 3, J. O'Neal 14,
Martin 19, Szczerbiak 9, Marion 15, Miller 10, Battier 10, Fizer 4,
Booth 4 - Jemmot 5, Simon 10, Haiti 9, Lima 7, Silvestre 10, Gonzales 4,
Lara 15, Guerra 3, Sayus 5, Nunez 2)
Argentina – Mexico 105-77 (Sandes, Alloati 2, Sucatzky 10, Moldu 5, Diaz
6, Farabello 11, Ceruti 20, Pelussi 8, Gutierrez 20, Herrmann 16,
Calderon 4, Pellettieri 3 - Parada 12, Sandoval, Crouse 19, Perez,
Benitez 5, Marsical 12, Quintero 19, Izaguirre 6, Cuenca, Thomas 4,
Valerio)
Australia – New Zealand 81-62 (Maher 22, McGregor, Saville 16, Egan 11,
Rogers 3, McDonald 13, Nielsen 3, Melmeth 9, Dench, Moore 4 - Flavell
12, Penney 6, Henare 2, Jones 14, Boucher 6, Cameron 6, T. Rampton 12,
Burton 2, D. Rampton 2)
Canada – Brazil 52-63 (Croucher, Walker 5, Nohr 4, Gillingham, Karangwa
17, Augustin 7, Walton, Kwiatkowski 2, Shand, Jobity 17 - Cambraia 3,
Manteiguinha, Sandro 4, Demetrius 6, Helinho 17, Estevam 4, Nene 13,
Anderson 16)
Day 2, Sep.4, 2001:
USA – Argentina 97-67 (Marion 19, Szczerbiak 14, Lewis 14, Davis 13,
Miller 8, O’Neal 8, M.Miller 5, Battier 4, Fizer 4, Martin 4, terry 2,
Booth 2 – Herrmann 19, Gutierrez 13, Pelussi 9, Farabello 9, Moldu 5,
Alloatti 4, Pellettieri 4, Sucatzky 2, Calderon 2)
Mexico – Cuba 86-75 (Crouse 27, Mariscal 14, Izaguirre 12, Benitez 11,
Quintero 11, Sandoval 4, Thomas 4, Parada 2, Valeiro 1 – Fernandez 26,
Cantero 21, Duquesne 10, Diaz 7, Sayus 6, Gonzalez 3, Hernandez 2)
Australia – Canada 111-64 (Rogers 18, Egan 15, Maher 14, Melmeth 10,
Dench 10, McDonald 9, Moore 8, Saville 7, Nielsen 7, McGregor 6, Knight
4, Nash 3 – Kwiatkowsky 14, Jobity 13, Nohr 8, Augustin 7, Walker 6,
Smith 5, Karangwa 5, Gillingham 2, Keane 2, Shand 2)
New Zealand – Brazil 84-79, OT (Penney 23, Burton 11, Flavell 10, Jones
10, T.Rampton 9, Henare 7, Boucher 7, Cameron 7 – Ferraciu 19, Garcia
17, A.Varejao 14, Rodrigues 12, S.Varejao 11, Maybiner 4, Cambraia 2)
Day 1, Sep.3, 2001:
USA – Mexico 132-58 (Lewis 21, Szczerbiak 20, Miller 16, Terry 15,
Marion 11, Martin 10, Davis 10, O’Neal 8, Fizer 8, Booth 5, Miller 4 –
Crouse 17, R.Perez 11, Benitez 6, Mariscal 6, Quintero 6, V.Thomas 3,
Parada 2, Izaguierre 2, Cuenca 2, A.Valerio)
Argentina – Cuba 105-75 (Herrmann 22, Gutierrez 15, Diaz 13, Ceruti 12,
Pelussi 10, Calderon 10, Moldu 9, Farabello 7, Pellettierri 5, Sucatzky
3, Alloatti, M.Sandes – Nunez 21, Luis 20, Silvestre 10, Elias 7, Jara
7, Simon 4, Jemmot 2, Lima 2, Gonzales 2, Guerra)
New Zealand – Canada 89-64 (Flavell 16, T.Rampton 15, Jones 14, Penney
13, Cameron 13, Burton 8, Boucher 6, Henare 2, D.Rampton 2, Newbold,
Dickel – Kwiatkowski 17, Nohr 8, Karangwa 7, Shand 7, Walton 6,
Gillingham 5, Walker 4, Croucher 3, Augustin 3, Smith 2, Keane 2,
Jobity)
Brazil – Australia 70-66 (S.Varejao 12, Ferraciu 12, Garcia 12,
Rodrigues 10, Hilario 10, Ca,braia 8, A.Varejao 6, Estevam, Moreira –
Melmeth 15, Maher 10, Moore 10, McDonald 8, McGregor 7, Saville 6,
Rogers 6, Nielsen 4, Dench, Nash, Egan, Knight)
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