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Vesmadian signed in Egypt

Rouben Vesmadian

by Kristian Santiago - Mar 6, 2008

Armenian guard Rouben Vesmadian (191-G-83, college: Fresno St.) signed in February a contract until the end of the season with Eastern Company in Egypt. Vesmadian is not going to count as an import due to his egyptian citizenship and hopes to contribute significantly to the teams' success.

Armenian guard Rouben Vesmadian (191-G-83, college: Fresno St.) signed in February a contract until the end of the season with Eastern Company in Egypt.
Vesmadian is not going to count as an import due to his egyptian citizenship and hopes to contribute significantly to the teams' success.

Zargaryan - a star in the making ?

by Kristian Santiago - Jan 3, 2008

Zareh Zargaryan could be another big time player from Armenia.The young forward is currently averaging 11.4 points per game in his first year at the Glendale Community College in California and should be getting looks from D1 schools already.The team's third leading scorer is also a great passer with 4.8 assists per game which are team's best.
His needs to work on his shooting as his 39% aren't great but with another year time to polish his game , the future looks definitely bright for the Glendale-native.

Keucheyan moves to Stuttgart

by Kristian Santiago - Nov 26, 2007

Swiss-Armenian guard Sevag Keucheyan (178-G-78, agency: HM Sports Agency) stays in the Stuttgart-area in Germany after signing with MTV Stuttgart in the Regionalliga South-West. He averaged 13.9 ppg for TS Goeppingen in the same league but was released earlier this month and will be suiting up for rivals Stuttgart who lost a player due to an injury recently. Sevag is going to be a free-agent in January , so we will be keeping you updated on his career.

Swiss-Armenian guard Sevag Keucheyan (178-G-78, agency: HM Sports Agency) stays in the Stuttgart-area in Germany after signing with MTV Stuttgart in the Regionalliga South-West.
He averaged 13.9 ppg for TS Goeppingen in the same league but was released earlier this month and will be suiting up for rivals Stuttgart who lost a player due to an injury recently. Sevag is going to be a free-agent in January , so we will be keeping you updated on his career.

Sweden U18 reaches 3-0, while Armenia is vice versa

Andreas Karlsson

by Eurobasket News - Aug 7, 2007

Sweden U18-Armenia U18 90:32 (25-11, 22-4, 25-9, 18-8) Sweden U18 destroyed Armenia in Day 4 of U18 European Championship. A 90:32 win was a great step to the first place in the group. Andreas Karlsson (194-F-89) and Bengt Pettersson (-89) led the winners with 13 points each. John Gaddefors (-89) supported them with 11.

Sweden U18-Armenia U18 90:32 (25-11, 22-4, 25-9, 18-8)

Sweden U18 destroyed Armenia in Day 4 of U18 European Championship. A 90:32 win was a great step to the first place in the group. Andreas Karlsson (194-F-89) and Bengt Pettersson (-89) led the winners with 13 points each. John Gaddefors (-89) supported them with 11. Aghajanyan Andranik Novents (-89) was the only one to reach the double digits nailing 13 points.
Sweden dominated in every quarter and there was no time when you could think of another team. Armenia lost only 8-18 in the last that was applaud by the specators.

Sweden U18: Andreas Karlsson 13, Bengt Pettersson 13, John Gaddefors 11
Armenia U18: Andranik Novents 13, Gevorg Mayilyan (-90) 6

Holland U18 gets an easy first win

Joshua Kramer

by Eurobasket News - Aug 4, 2007

Netherlands U18-Armenia U18 103:40(32-15, 24-11, 21-8, 26-6) Netherlands U18 did not have many troubles in the first game of the U18 European Championship in Sofia, Bulgaria. The team that appeared in the court aganst them was Armenia. The latter did their best but were smashed 103:40. Joshua Kramer (192-F-90) led the way with 21 points.

Netherlands U18-Armenia U18 103:40(32-15, 24-11, 21-8, 26-6)

Netherlands U18 did not have many troubles in the first game of the U18 European Championship in Sofia, Bulgaria. The team that appeared in the court aganst them was Armenia. The latter did their best but were smashed 103:40. Joshua Kramer (192-F-90) led the way with 21 points. Bob van den Enden (-89) ended up with 19, as Kherrazi scored 18 points and made 14 rebounds. Gevorg Mayilyan (-90) posted 12 in the losing effort.

Netherlands took a lead from the first minuutes of the game. Armenia saw only one time a tie when Andranik Novents (-89) tied at 2-2. It took Armenia more than 5 minutes to score another 2 points. The first quarter was ended as the teams had 32:15 for the favorites.
Kherrazi increased the lead to 20 points after he made a jump-shot. It was him again who made the difference 30 points in the end of the half.
In the second half instead of opened game Netherlands paid too much attention in defense. As a result the team left Armenia in 8 in the third and 6 in the last. Netherlands overwhelmed Armenia 103:40 to take the first spot in the group.

Netherlands U18: Joshua Kramer 21, Bob van den Enden 19, Kherrazi 18+14 rebs
Armenia U18: Gevorg Mayilyan 12, Andranik Novents 11+11 rebs

Armenian U18 National Team for 2007 European Championship

Aleksandr Simonyants

by Eurobasket - Aug 3, 2007

Andranik Novents (-89) Mesrop Barseghyan (-90) Davit Davtyan (-89) Armen Gmiruk (-93) Arman Hakobyan (-92) Tigran Hakobyan (-90) Samvel Hovsepyan (-91) Aramayis Mayilyan (-90) Gevorg Mayilyan (-90) Artem Mushegyan (-90) Aleksandr Simonyants (-90)

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Novents

Davtyan

Hakobyan

Hakobyan

Barseghyan

Andranik Novents (-89)
Mesrop Barseghyan (-90)
Davit Davtyan (-89)
Armen Gmiruk (-93)
Arman Hakobyan (-92)
Tigran Hakobyan (-90)
Samvel Hovsepyan (-91)
Aramayis Mayilyan (-90)
Gevorg Mayilyan (-90)
Artem Mushegyan (-90)
Aleksandr Simonyants (-90)

England thrashes Armenia to go Top 8

Adam Thoseby

by Eurobasket News - Jul 25, 2007

England U16 - Armenia U16 139:24 England grabbed another victory at the U16 European championship in Macedonia. They dismantled Armenia to remain undefeated in Group B. The victory meant England improved to 4-0 record and completed the preliminary round atop of their group. The intrigue vanished in the first frame as England players established a 34:11 advantage.

England U16 - Armenia U16 139:24
England grabbed another victory at the U16 European championship in Macedonia. They dismantled Armenia to remain undefeated in Group B. The victory meant England improved to 4-0 record and completed the preliminary round atop of their group.
The intrigue vanished in the first frame as England players established a 34:11 advantage. They extended to 72:20 at halftime and cruised to an overall win at the end.
Eight players scored in double figures for England. Thomas Pereira (-91), Adam Thoseby (194-F-91) and William Hall (-91) chipped in 19 points apiece to pace English offense.
England will now face Sweden in qualifying round opener tomorrow. Armenia finished the preliminary round at 0-4 record. They will now play against Romania in classification round.

England U16: Adam Thoseby 19, Thomas Pereira 19, William Hall 19
Armenia U16: Armen Gmiruk (-93) 6, Arman Hakobyan (-92) 5

Armenian U16 National Team 2007

by Kasia - Jul 21, 2007

4 Varuzhan Vardanyan (-92) 5 Mikayel Ghazaryan (-94) 6 Samvel Muradyan (-92) 7 Armen Gmiruk (-93) 8 Rafayel Grigoryan (-92) 9 Samvel Ananyan (-93) 10 Arman Hakobyan (-92) (-92) 11 Grigor Khachatryan (-94) 12 Davit Darbinyan (-93) 13 Gor Plavchyan (-94) 14 Narek Sargsyan (-92) 15 Arman Hakobyan

4 Varuzhan Vardanyan (-92)
5 Mikayel Ghazaryan (-94)
6 Samvel Muradyan (-92)
7 Armen Gmiruk (-93)
8 Rafayel Grigoryan (-92)
9 Samvel Ananyan (-93)
10 Arman Hakobyan (-92) (-92)
11 Grigor Khachatryan (-94)
12 Davit Darbinyan (-93)
13 Gor Plavchyan (-94)
14 Narek Sargsyan (-92)
15 Arman Hakobyan