Canada - Italy 79-60 Canada are crowned champions in Cairo. They prevailed against Italy in the Final. Rowan Barrett Jr. (201-SF-00) posted 18 points and 12 rebounds to lead the winners. Canada grabbed a 24:10 lead ten minutes into the game. The North American side dropped 27 points in the second term to ensure a 15-point halftime lead. Canada held the Azzurri to just 24 points in the second half and marched to the triumph. Abu Kigab (201-F/G-98) and Nathan Darling (196-G-98) provided 12 points each for the winners. David Okeke (202-F/C-98, agency: Interperformances) responded with 14 points and 10 rebounds for Italy. Lorenzo Penna (176-PG-98) and Tommaso Oxilia (198-F-98, agency: Players Group) banked in 12 points each in the loss.
3-4 Place
USA - Spain 96-72 USA stepped onto the pedestal in Egypt. They crushed Spain to earn the Bronze medals. Carsen Edwards (183-PG-98) posted 13 points to lead the winners. USA got to a furious start to the game. They accumulated a 25:8 lead after the starting period. USA dominated throughout the next periods and cruised to the victory. Payton Pritchard (188-PG-98) delivered 12 points and 6 assists for the winners. Ignacio Rosa (206-F/C-99) responded with 24 points for Spain.
5-6 Place
Germany - Lithuania 80-74 Germany ended up in the fifth position at the championship. They held off Lithuania tonight. Oscar Da Silva (207-PF-98) registered 18 points in the victory. Lithuania piled up a 39:28 halftime advantage. But Germany turned the tables in the second half. They unloaded 52 points and got away with a narrow win. Lars Lagerpusch (207-PF-98) chipped in 14 points and 7 rebounds for the winning side. Lithuania responded with 14 points each for Tadas Sedekerskis (203-F/G-98) and Arnoldas Kulboka (205-SF-98).
7-8 Place
France - Argentina 69-63 France finished 7th in Cairo. They held off Argentina in the classification round tonight. Killian Tillie (206-F-98) came up with 17 points, 12 rebounds and 5 assists for the winners. Argentina eked out a 34:32 halftime lead. The Latin American side boosted the margin at 4-point mark heading into the fourth term. But France used a 22:12 run in the final term to snatch victory. Enzo Goudou-Sinha (184-PG-98) accounted for 15 points for les Bleues. Facundo Corvalan (188-G-98) responded with 16 points and 6 assists for Argentina.
9-10 Place
Puerto Rico - Japan 68-67 Puerto Rico held off Japan to claim the 9th position. Jorge Pacheco-Ortiz (185-G-98) stepped up with 19 points to lead the charge. Japan stole a 33:29 halftime lead. Puerto Rico though dropped 22 points in the third term to surge ahead. Japan and Puerto Rico went neck and neck throughout the fourth term but the latter ones managed to pull away with a tough win. Jesus Cruz (195-F/G-98) chipped in 15 points for the winners. Rui Hachimura (203-F-98) responded with 27 points and 11 rebounds for Japan.
11-12 Place
New Zealand - Egypt 85-69 New Zealand finished their campaign on a high note. They edged hosting Egypt to occupy the 11th overall position. Tai Wynyard (208-C/F-98) produced 17 points and 10 rebounds for the Kiwis. New Zealand got to a strong start. They ensured a 22:8 lead after ten minutes. Egypt pulled within 4 points at the final break. But New Zealand unleashed 30 points in the fourth term to seal the victory. Taane Samuel (200-F-99) knocked down 17 points in the win. Mohamed Youssef (182-PG-99) responded with 22 points for Egypt.
13-14 Place
Angola - South Korea 58-56 Angola eked out a narrow win over South Korea to finish 13th at the championship. Silvio de Souza came up with 27 points and 21 boards to lead the winners. South Korea grabbed an 18:11 lead after ten minutes. Angola however denied the deficit to eke out a 28:27 halftime lead. South Korea drained 19 points in the third term to regain the advantage. However the seesaw action continued in the final term. Angola limited the Asian side to just 10 points to snatch win. Childe Dundao (167-G-98) tossed in 12 points in the victory. Jea-Min Yang responded with 17 points and 15 rebounds for South Korea.
15-16 Place
Mali - Iran 61-70 Iran finally enjoyed the win in Cairo. They beat Mali to clinch the 15th overall position at the championship. Ehsan Samadi (192-G/F-98) stepped up with 21 points for the Asian side. Iran grabbed a 40:27 halftime lead. They extended the margin at 15-point mark at the final intermission and never looked back en route to the win. Amirhossein Azari (192-SF-98) netted 15 points for the winners. Blaise Keita (210-C-99) responded with 15 points and 13 rebounds for Mali.
Canada and Italy to clash for title in Cairo - Jul 8, 2017
SEMIFINALS
Spain - Italy 63-66 Italy snatched a narrow win over Spain to reach the championship game in Cairo. Lorenzo Bucarelli (196-G/F-98) stepped up with 15 points to pace the Azzurri. Spain dominated in the opening quarter. They built a 22:9 lead after ten minutes. But Italy used a 20:8 rally in the second stanza to pull within one point. Spain and Italy exchanged baskets throughout the third term. Spain enjoyed a narrow lead heading into the final stanza but Italy ignited a 21:17 run to eke out a vital win. Davide Denegri (183-SG-98, agency: Two Points) tossed in 14 points in the victory. Aleix Font (192-F/G-98) responded with 15 points for Spain. Eric Vila (211-F-98) had 12 points and 12 boards in the loss.
Canada - USA 99-87 Canada shocked USA to advance into the title game at the championship. Rowan Barrett Jr. (201-SF-00) came up with 38 points and 13 rebounds to lead Canada to an outstanding victory. USA got to a better start. They grabbed a 23:17 lead ten minutes into the game. Canada however poured in 28 points in the second frame to take a 45:42 halftime advantage. Canada maintained the pressure throughout the third term. They piled up a 66:59 advantage at the final intermission. Canada dropped 33 points in the fourth quarter and got away with a surprising victory. Abu Kigab (201-F/G-98) tossed in 14 points, grabbed 6 rebounds and issued 4 assists for the winners. P.J. Washington (208-C/F-98) replied with 17 points and 11 rebounds for the USA. Payton Pritchard (188-PG-98) had 16 points in the loss.
USA, Canada, Italy and Spain advance into semifinal stage in Cairo - Jul 7, 2017
Quaterfinals
Germany - USA 59-81 USA sealed their semifinal appearance in Egypt. They beat Germany to stay in the title hunt. Austin Wiley (211-F/C-99) recorded 19 points and 10 rebounds to lead the winners. USA led by just 2 points at halftime 33:31. USA however went on a strong 23:10 run in the third term to stretch the margin. USA dropped 25 points in the fourth frame to seal the win. Carsen Edwards (183-PG-98) tossed in 12 points in the victory. Ferdinand Zylka (190-SG-98, agency: BeoBasket) responded with 20 points for Germany.
France - Canada 67-73 Canada went on a strong 20:10 run in the second period and maintained the lead further on to tame France in the quarterfinal battle. Rowan Barrett Jr. (201-SF-00) provided 27 points to lead the North American side. Canada secured a 35:25 halftime lead. They sank 38 points in the second half to rally to the victory. Abu Kigab (201-F/G-98) delivered 17 points, 15 rebounds and 6 assists for the winners. Killian Tillie (206-F-98) responded with 22 points and 17 rebounds for France.
Lithuania - Italy 68-73 Italy upset Lithuania to stay in the title race. Davide Denegri (183-SG-98, agency: Two Points) recorded 18 points to lead the Azzurri. Italy piled up a 31:25 halftime lead. They maintained the advantage throughout the third term. Italy entered the final quarter up by 12 points. Lithuania exploded with 28 points in the fourth stanza but could not avert the loss. Tommaso Oxilia (198-F-98, agency: Players Group) provided 16 points in the win. Tadas Sedekerskis (203-F/G-98) responded with 20 points, 12 boards and 5 assists for Lithuania.
Argentina - Spain 58-70 Spain outscored Argentina to advance into the semifinal stage in Cairo. Eric Vila (211-F-98) posted 24 points and 11 rebounds in the victory. Spain grabbed an 18:13 lead after ten minutes. Argentina pulled within 3 points at halftime 30:33. Spain however limited their Latin American counterparts to just 10 points in the third term to regain an 8-point advantage. They sank 22 points in the fourth frame to seal the win. Pol Molins (191-G/F-99) provided 14 points in the victory. Lautaro Lopez (188-PG-99) responded with 21 points and 8 boards for Argentina.
Quarterfinals are set in Cairo - Jul 5, 2017
Argentina - Egypt 72-67 Argentina survived a tough test against Egypt and made their way into the quarterfinal stage. Facundo Corvalan (188-G-98) tallied 19 points, 8 assists and 6 rebounds in the victory. Egypt got to a strong start to take a 24:13 lead after ten minutes. But Argentina slowly came into groove. The Latin American side erased the deficit and eked out a one-point lead heading into the fourth frame. Argentina limited Egypt to just 13 points in the final stanza and raced into the victory. Santiago Vaulet (193-G-98) added 13 points for the winners. Mohamed Youssef (182-PG-99) responded with 17 points and 8 assists for Egypt.
New Zealand - Germany 65-72 Germany outscored New Zealand to advance into the next round of playoffs. Moritz Sanders (211-PF-98) came up with 15 points to pace the winners. Germany grabbed a 24:11 lead after the first period. The Kiwis pulled within 8 points at the big break. But Germany maintained the distance. The European team entered the fourth frame up by 11 points. They stayed on top throughout the final period and got away with a crucial win. Oscar Da Silva (207-PF-98) and Louis Olinde (205-SF-98) netted 12 points each for the winners. Taane Samuel (200-F-99) responded with 14 points for New Zealand.
Japan - Italy 55-57 Tommaso Oxilia (198-F-98, agency: Players Group) sank a jumper late in regulation to propel Italy past Japan. It was a close battle from start to finish. Italy secured a 15:13 lead ten minutes into the game. Japan erased the deficit in the second term. The Asian side ensured a 29:21 halftime advantage. The Azzurri went on a 19:9 run in the third term to spur ahead. Rui Hachimura (203-F-98) kept Japan in the game until the final seconds but Italy managed to steal a narrow win. Tommaso Oxilia provided 19 points, while Lorenzo Bucarelli (196-G/F-98) added 13 points in the win. Rui Hachimura responded with 22 points and 14 rebounds for Japan.
South Korea - Lithuania 63-110 Lithuania outgunned South Korea in the playoff game today. Arnoldas Kulboka (205-SF-98) provided 19 points to lead the Baltic side. Lithuania jumped to a 34:11 lead ten minutes into the game. They extended the margin at 29-point mark at the interval and coasted to the victory afterwards. Gytis Masiulis (206-F/C-98) chipped in 13 points for the winners. Ha Yungi (203-C-99) responded with 18 points for South Korea.
Spain - Iran 70-50 Spain beat Iran to remain in the title hunt. Aleix Font (192-F/G-98) produced 15 points to lead the winning side. Spain accumulated a 32:23 halftime lead. They followed with a 22:5 run in the fourth term to secure the winning outcome. Osas Ehigitor (207-C-99, agency: BeoBasket) tossed in 12 points for the Europeans. Amirhossein Azari (192-SF-98) responded with 15 points and 9 boards for Iran as they lost the fourth straight game.
Mali - USA 69-117 USA stormed into the quarterfinal stage in Cairo. They bruised Mali to stay undefeated. Seven players scored in double digits for the winners. P.J. Washington (208-C/F-98) accounted for 20 points and 8 caroms in the victory. USA jumped to a 30:10 lead after ten minutes. The teams exchanged baskets throughout the next two quarters before USA unleashed 41 points in the final term to ice a comfortable win. Brandon McCoy (216-C-98) had 19 points and 13 boards in the victory. Lassana Haidara (197-SF-99) responded with 12 points for Mali.
Canada - Angola 87-65 Canada cruised past Angola to secure the World Cup quarterfinals birth. Danilo Djuricic (204-F-99) provided 22 points to pace the winners. Angola and Canada were tied at 42 heading into the second half. However Canada used a 22:8 run in the third term to clear off for good. Rowan Barrett Jr. (201-SF-00) produced 18 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists in the victory. Silvio de Sousa (204-PF-98) responded with 18 points and 9 boards for Angola.
France - Puerto Rico 84-66 France rallied past Puerto Rico to advance into the quarterfinal stage. Killian Tillie (206-F-98) stepped up with 20 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists to pace the winners. France grabbed a 39:31 halftime lead. They dropped 45 points in the second half to ease to the victory. Bastien Vautier (210-C-98) contributed 12 points and 6 boards for les Bleues. Jesus Cruz (195-F/G-98) responded with 21 points for Puerto Rico.
Overview of Day 3 in Cairo - Jul 4, 2017
Group A
Argentina - New Zealand 74-70 Argentina held off New Zealand to occupy the second spot in Group A. Matias Solanas (192-G-98) stepped up with 16 points to lead the Latin American side. Argentina used a strong 29:16 run in the second term to open a 15-point halftime lead. The Kiwis went on a determined comeback rally in the second half but came up just short at the end. Lautaro Lopez (188-PG-99) connected for 14 points, 8 assists and 6 rebounds in the victory. Quinn Clinton (194-G-99) responded with 19 points and 12 rebounds for New Zealand.
South Korea - France 55-87 France earned the third straight win in Cairo. They bruised South Korea to enter the playoffs undefeated. Bastien Vautier (210-C-98) tallied 14 points and 10 boards for les Bleues. France piled up a 39:29 halftime lead. They unloaded 48 points in the second half to rally to the victory. Eljadji Diawara provided 13 points for the winners. Ha Yungi (203-C-99) responded with 14 points for South Korea.
Group B
Germany - Egypt 66-40 Germany coasted past Egypt to end up in the second position in Group B. Philipp Herkenhoff (208-PF-99) accounted for 11 points in the win. Germany established a 39:23 halftime lead. They wrapped up the game on a 20:4 run to earn a comfortable victory. Isaac Bonga (204-F/G-99) had 7 points in the win. Esam Mostafa (196-PF-99) responded with 11 points and 14 boards for Egypt.
Puerto Rico - Lithuania 57-96 Lithuania registered the third consecutive win in Cairo. They drubbed Puerto Rico to remain unbeaten. Tadas Sedekerskis (203-F/G-98) and Grantas Vasiliauskas (204-PF-99) provided 15 points each for the Baltic team. Lithuania fired 53 points in the first half to take a 17-point halftime lead. Lithuania followed with a 22:9 run in the third term to run away. Rokas Gadiliauskas (205-C-98) had 12 points and 12 rebounds in the win. Luis Lopez (182-G-98) responded with 14 points for Puerto Rico.
Group C
Spain - Mali 62-43 Spain cruised past Mali to remain undefeated in Egypt. Bernat Vanaclocha (210-C-98) posted 11 points and 9 boards to lead well-balanced effort from Spain. They secured a 17:7 lead ten minutes into the game. Spain then followed with a 21:7 rally in the fourth term to ice the win. Joshua Tomaic (206-F-98) provided 9 points in the victory. Sekou Dembele (202-C-98) responded with 13 points for Mali.
Canada - Japan 100-75 Canada cruised past Japan to finish second in Group C. Lindell Wiggington (186-PG-98) posted 21 points and 9 caroms for the winners. Japan enjoyed a narrow 21:20 lead ten minutes into the game. But Canada unloaded 57 points in the next two quarters to surge ahead for good. Rowan Barrett and Danilo Djuricic (204-F-99) accounted for 20 points each for Canada. Rui Hachimura (203-F-98) responded with 21 points and 11 boards for Japan.
Group D
Italy - USA 65-98 USA drubbed Italy to finish on top of Group D. P.J. Washington (208-C/F-98) delivered 20 points to lead the charge. USA sank 53 points in the first half to grab a 14-point lead. They limited the Azzurri to just 6 points in the third term to boost the gap to unassailable 28-point mark. Cameron Reddish (204-F-99) produced 15 points for the winners. Davide Denegri (183-SG-98, agency: Two Points) responded with 14 points and 6 boards for Italy.
Iran - Angola 48-70 Angola celebrated the first victory in Cairo. They beat Iran to open win count at the championship. Eric Amandio (191-PG-98) notched 16 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists to lead the effort. Iran and Angola went neck and neck throughout the first half. The scoreboard read 28:28 at the big break. But Angola used a 25:7 fourth quarter run to secure the winning outcome. Silvio de Sousa (204-PF-98) banked in 13 points and 15 rebounds for the African youngsters. Amirhossein Azari (192-SF-98) responded with 15 points for Iran.
Overview of Day 2 in Cairo - Jul 2, 2017
Group A
France - New Zealand 80-69 France topped New Zealand for the second straight win in Group A. Enzo Goudou-Sinha (184-PG-98) stepped up with 18 points and 6 assists in the victory. New Zealand eked out a 37:36 halftime lead. But les Bleues went on a 44:32 second half rally to seal the win. Bastien Vautier (210-C-98) and Adam Mokoko tossed in 12 points each for France. Samuel Waardenburg (208-PF-99) responded with 14 points and 9 boards for New Zealand.
South Korea - Argentina 76-100 Argentina recorded the first victory in Cairo. They cruised past South Korea for 1-1 record in Group A. Leonardo Lema (201-F/G-98) came up with 32 points and 10 rebounds for the winners. Argentina grabbed a 51:34 halftime lead. They dominated throughout the second half and raced to a comfortable win at the end. Lautaro Lopez (188-PG-99) provided 18 points in the win. Kim Jinyoung (193-F-98) responded with 18 points for South Korea.
Group B
Lithuania - Egypt 88-50 Lithuania registered the second straight win in Group B. They stormed past Egypt today. Arnoldas Kulboka (205-SF-98) provided 19 points to lead the winners. Lithuania used a 33:8 run in the second term to open a massive 55:21 halftime advantage. The Baltic team stayed in control throughout the second half and sealed the win. Tadas Sedekerskis (203-F/G-98) chipped in 11 points in the victory. Omar Elsheikh (197-F-98) replied with 14 points and 9 boards for Egypt.
Puerto Rico - Germany 49-69 Germany bounced back from the starting loss to beat Puerto Rico for the opening win in Group B. Oscar Da Silva (207-PF-98) accounted for 14 points and 9 boards to pace the winners. Germany established a 34:24 halftime lead. They followed with a 20:8 run in the fourth frame to ice the win. Louis Olinde (205-SF-98) posted 11 points and 11 boards for Germany. Leandro Allende (198-G-97) responded with 16 points for Puerto Rico.
Group C
Mali - Japan 73-76 Japan overcame Mali to climb at 1-1 record in Group C. Keisuke Masuda (191-G/F-98) stepped up with 16 points for the winners. Mali enjoyed a 16:12 lead ten minutes into the game. Japan pulled within a single point at halftime 32:31. The Asian side dropped 25 points in the third quarter to spur ahead. They protected a slim lead throughout the final term and clinched a vital win at the end. Rui Hachimura (203-F-98) accounted for 15 points and 12 rebounds in the win. Ousmane Traore (192-F-98) responded with 15 points for Mali.
Spain - Canada 78-73 Spain held off Canada to improve at 2-0 record at the championship. Aleix Font (192-F/G-98) came up with 19 points to lead the effort. Spain accumulated a 39:33 halftime lead. Canada pulled within 4 points at the final intermission. But Spain knocked down 21 points in the fourth term and got away with a tough win at the end. Pol Figueras (187-PG-98) added 14 points and 7 assists for the winning side. Abu Kigab (201-F/G-98) responded with 16 points and 8 boards for Canada.
Group D
Italy - Iran 64-45 Italy overcame Iran to secure the second consecutive victory in Cairo. Tommaso Oxilia (198-F-98, agency: Players Group) tallied 16 points and 13 rebounds for the Azzurri. Italy secured a 30:22 halftime lead. They extended the margin at 15-point mark at the final intermission and never looked back en route to the win. David Okeke (202-F/C-98, agency: Interperformances) posted 15 points in the victory. Amirhossein Azari (192-SF-98) answered with 13 points for Iran.
USA - Angola 109-68 USA had little trouble posting the second straight win in Cairo. They marched past Angola to remain undefeated. Seven players scored in double digits for the winners. Josh Okogie (193-G-98) came up with 17 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists for the USA. They sank 60 points in the first half to pile up a 34-point halftime lead. USA controlled the tempo in the second half and raced to the win. Austin Wiley (211-F/C-99) produced 16 points and 16 rebounds for the winners. Silvio de Sousa (204-PF-98) and Rifen Miguel (202-PF-99) answered with 19 points each for Angola.
Overview of Day 1 in Cairo - Jul 1, 2017
Group A
Argentina - France 53-62 France nipped Argentina in the opener. Bathiste Tchouaffe (195-SG-98) came up with 21 points for Les Bleues. France dominated in the first half. They established a 39:23 halftime lead. Argentina narrowed the deficit in the second half but could not avoid the loss. Enzo Goudou-Sinha (184-PG-98) delivered 10 points for the winning side. Santiago Vaulet (193-G-98) responded with 18 points and 10 boards for Argentina.
New Zealand - South Korea 88-81 New Zealand opened win count in Cairo. They beat South Korea in Group A opener. Tai Wynyard (208-C/F-98) posted 22 points and 6 rebounds for the Kiwis. New Zealand grabbed a 21:15 lead after the opening frame. South Korea went on a strong 50:36 run in the next two periods to spur ahead. But New Zealand responded with a 31:16 run in the final term to ice the win. Isaac Letoa (183-G-98) produced 14 points for New Zealand. Han Seunghui (200-C-98) responded with 20 points for South Korea.
Group B
Egypt - Puerto Rico 67-65 Egypt managed to secure a tough win over Puerto Rico in the opening game of the World Cup for both teams. Mohamed Youssef (182-PG-99) provided 16 points and 7 assists to pace the hosts. Egypt dominated throughout three periods. The hosts grabbed a 14-point lead heading into the fourth term. But Puerto Rico went on a determined comeback rally in the final period to pull within two points. But Jesus Cruz (195-F/G-98) missed a buzzer-beater and Egypt got away with a tough win. Mohamed Ramadan (194-SG-99) and Seifeldin Elsandily (196-C-98) accounted for 14 points each for the winners. Jesus Cruz responded with 19 points for Puerto Rico.
Germany - Lithuania 79-98 Lithuania gave little chance to Germany and posted the opening victory at the championship. Arnoldas Kulboka (205-SF-98) tallied 25 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists for the Baltic side. Lithuania registered a 48:34 halftime lead. Germany pulled within 11 points at the final intermission. But Lithuania sank 29 points in the fourth term and secured a comfortable win. Tadas Sedekerskis (203-F/G-98) had 22 points and 9 boards for the winners. Ferdinand Zylka (190-SG-98, agency: BeoBasket) tossed in 17 points for Germany.
Group C
Canada - Mali 91-42 Canada breezed past Mali in Cairo. Rowan Barrett Jr. (201-SF-00) notched 20 points and 11 boards for the North American team. Canada posted a 49:25 halftime lead. They limited Mali to just 17 points in the second half and coasted to the victory. Abu Kigab (201-F/G-98) nailed 16 points in the win. Sekou Dembele (202-C-98) responded with 13 points and 14 rebounds for Mali.
Japan - Spain 67-78 Spain prevailed against Japan to improve at 1-0 record in Group C. Eric Vila (211-F-98) delivered 18 points and 14 rebounds in the win. Japan grabbed a 16:15 lead ten minutes into the game. But Spain quickly erased the deficit to take a 35:33 halftime lead. The European side extended the margin at 6-point mark at the final intermission. Spain banked in 22 points in the fourth quarter to post the win. Pol Molins (191-G/F-99) tossed in 16 points for the winners. Rui Hachimura (203-F-98) answered with 20 points and 10 boards for Japan.
Group D
Angola - Italy 66-70 OT Italy nipped Angola in overtime in Cairo. David Okeke (202-F/C-98, agency: Interperformances) tallied 14 points and 6 caroms for the Azzurri. Italy pulled ahead for a 25:17 lead ten minutes into the game. Angola however erased the deficit in the next two periods to even things up 48. The teams traded baskets throughout the fourth period and had to decide on the winners in overtime. Italy limited the African counterparts to just 2 points in the extra period to seal the win. Riccardo Visconti (197-G/F-98) provided 11 points in the victory. Silvio de Sousa (204-PF-98) responded with 18 points and 18 boards for Angola.
Iran - USA 48-108 USA crushed Iran to secure the opening victory at the tournament. Five players scored in double figures for the winners. Hamidou Diallo (198-F/G-98) came up with 17 points to lead the charge. USA led from start to finish. They secured an 18:6 lead after ten minutes. The North American team extended the margin at 22-point mark at the interval. USA dropped 62 points in the second half to roll to the win. Carsen Edwards (183-PG-98) provided 15 points for the winners. Ehsan Samadi (192-G/F-98) replied with 11 points for Iran.
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