Australia - USA 70-74 OT USA conquered the title in Bangkok. They overcame Australia in the overtime thriller. Australia eked out a 40:39 halftime lead. USA denied the deficit in the second half and forced overtime. They held Australia to just 4 points in the extra period and celebrated the victory. Paige Bueckers (180-G-01) notched 17 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists for USA. Hailey Van Lith (175-G-01) added 16 points for the champions. Jazmin Shelley (175-G) provided 18 points for Australia.
3-4 Place
Spain - Belgium 58-52 Spain stepped onto the podium in Bangkok. They beat Belgium in the consolation final. Belgium eked out a 25:21 halftime lead. Spain followed with a 37:27 run in the second half to race to the win. Lola Pendande (190-F-00) netted 14 points, while Mama Dembele (168-G-02) had 11 points in the victory. Emmeline Leblon (165-PG-00) replied with 14 points for Belgium.
5-6 Place
China - Canada 72-64 China clinched the fifth place at the championship. They beat Canada to wrap up their campaign. China grabbed a 35:24 halftime lead. Canada narrowed the distance in the second half but could not avoid the defeat. Li Yuan (170-PG-00) provided 23 points, while Wan Jiyuan (185-C-02) added 19 points and 13 rebounds for China. Taya Hanson (178-G-00) answered with 15 points for Canada.
7-8 Place
Mali - Japan 65-62 Mali held off Japan to finish seventh in Bangkok. Japan led by as many as 7 points after ten minutes. But Mali replied with a 34:19 run in the next two quarters to spur ahead. Japan narrowed the gap in the fourth stanza but could not escape the loss. Sika Kone (190-F/C-02) posted 26 points and 18 rebounds, while Aminata Sangare (186-F-02) had 11 points and 10 rebounds in the win. Layla Takehara (183-F/C-00) and Ririka Okuyama (178-F-00) replied with 16 points each for Japan.
9-10 Place
South Korea - Hungary 73-66 South Korea held off Hungary to claim the 9th position at the tournament. Hungary built a 35:29 halftime lead. But South Korea replied with a 44:31 rally in the second half to secure the winning outcome. Lee Sohee (171-F-00) recorded 21 points, while Shin Leeseul (170-PG-00) added 18 points for South Korea. Angelika Kiss (185-C-01) netted 15 points for Hungary.
11-12 Place
Colombia - Argentina 58-51 Colombia earned the 11th position at the tournament. They defeated Argentina on Sunday. Argentina posted a 16:10 lead after ten minutes. But Colombia used a 22:9 run in the second quarter to surge ahead for good. Brenda Fontana (185-C-01) posted 17 points, while Florencia Chagas (180-SG-01) added 13 points and 8 rebounds in the win. Mayra Caicedo (163-G-00, college: N.Mexico JC) replied with 20 points for Colombia.
13-14 Place
Latvia - Germany 55-71 Germany finished the tournament on a winning note. They beat Latvia to clinch the 13th place. Germany trailed by three points at the first break. But they went on a 54:35 run in the next periods to secure the win. Luisa Geiselsoeder (192-C-00) provided 20 points, while Julia Foerner (176-G-01) had 15 points for the winners. Eva Indrike (180-F-01) replied with 10 points for Latvia.
15-16 Place
Mozambique - Thailand 68-38 Mozambique stormed past Thailand in the game for the 15th place. Mozambique recorded a 26:21 halftime lead. They held the hosts to just 17 points in the second half and raced to the win. Chanaya Pinto (G-00) posted 20 points and 13 rebounds, while Chana Paxixe (173-SG-02) had 10 points in the win. Sroifa Phetnin (170-F-00) had 8 points for Thailand.
USA and Australia advance into title game in Bangkok - Jul 27, 2019
SEMIS
Australia - Spain 64-55 Australia advanced into the championship game in Bangkok. They held off Spain in the semifinal clash. Spain grabbed a 15:8 lead after ten minutes. But Australia responded with a 25:10 run in the second term to ensure a 33:25 halftime lead. Australia maintained the lead throughout the second half and rallied to the victory. Shyla Heal (167-PG-01) produced 14 points, while Jazmin Shelley (174-G/F-00) added 12 points for the winners. Lola Pendande (190-F-00) replied with 11 points and 7 rebounds for Spain.
USA - Belgium 67-59 USA rolled past Belgium in the semifinal battle tonight. Rhyne Howard (188-G-00) notched 14 points to lead the North American side. USA built a 33:26 halftime lead. They boosted the margin at 9-point mark heading into the fourth term. Belgium cut the distance in the final frame but could not avoid the loss. Paige Bueckers (180-G-01) had 13 points and 7 assists for the winners. Maxuella Lisowa-Mbaka (178-G/F-01, agency: LBM Management) answered with 21 points for Belgium.
Belgium, Spain, Australia and USA advance into Final Four - Jul 26, 2019
Quarterfinals
China - Spain 52-55 Spain snatched a tough win over China to enter Final Four. Spain accumulated a 33:23 halftime lead. China narrowed the deficit to just 4 points heading into the fourth term. The Asian side pulled within striking distance in the final quarter but Spain hung on to secure the win. Aixa Wone (189-PF-00) came up with 14 points and 9 rebounds, while Lola Pendande (190-F-00) added 10 points and 11 rebounds for Spain. Mingling Chen (192-F/C-00) replied with 17 points for China.
Belgium - Japan 63-43 Billie Massey (184-PF-00) tallied 17 points and 13 rebounds to lead Belgium past Japan. Belgium accumulated a 29:22 halftime lead. They limited Japan to only 21 points in the second half and rallied to the win. Maxuella Lisowa-Mbaka (178-G/F-01, agency: LBM Management) provided 19 points for Belgium. Norika Konno (177-F/G-00) answered with 11 points for Japan.
Mali - Australia 51-63 Australia outscored Mali to reach the semifinals in Bangkok. Australia eked out a 28:25 halftime lead. They held Mali to just 26 points in the second half and raced to the win. Gemma Potter (182-F/C-02) scored 18 points, while Isabelle Bourne (186-C-00) added 14 points for the Aussies. Assetou Sissoko (183-SG-00) replied with 14 points for Mali.
Canada - USA 46-81 USA stormed past their North American rivals Canada in the quarterfinal clash tonight. USA recorded a 50:16 halftime lead and never looked back en route to the win. Rhyne Howard (188-G-00) posted 14 points, while Queen Egbo (190-C-00) had 10 points and 10 rebounds for the winners. Christina Morra (188-F-00) replied with 8 points for Canada.
Quarterfinals are set in Bangkok - Jul 24, 2019
Thailand - Belgium 47-88 Belgium coasted past Thailand to reach the quarterfinal stage. Belgium dominated from start to finish. They piled up a 43:15 halftime lead. Belgium followed with a 21:9 rally in the third frame to cruise to the win. Billie Massey (184-PF-00) posted 17 points and 12 rebounds, while Emmeline Leblon (165-PG-00) added 12 points and 8 assists for Belgium. Sasiwimon Laosa (165-G-01) netted 11 points for Thailand.
Hungary - Japan 68-76 Japan outscored Hungary to stay in the title race. The Asian team recorded a 37:25 halftime lead. Hungary stepped on the gas in the second half but could not avoid the defeat. Nanako Todo (175-G/F-00) chipped in 21 points, while Saki Ikeda (158-PG-01) added 14 points for the winning side. Reka Dombai (179-F-02) and Reka Manyoky (183-SG-01) banked in 13 points each for Hungary.
Mozambique - China 28-71 China stamped Mozambique in the Round of 16 battle. China grabbed a 44:18 halftime lead and never looked back en route to the victory. Wan Jiyuan (185-C-02) came up with 20 points and 9 rebounds for China. Zheng Ming (178-G-01) and Fang Zhuoya (166-PG-00) had 9 points each in the win. Filipa Calisto (181-F-00) responded with 10 points for Mozambique.
South Korea - Spain 51-60 Lola Pendande (190-F-00) nailed 13 points and pulled down 8 rebounds to pace Spain past South Korea. Spain recorded a 37:25 halftime lead. Spain boosted the margin at 17-point mark at the final break and never looked back en route to the win. Ana Palma (187-F-00) had 8 points for Spain. Lee Haeran (180-C-03) netted 14 points for South Korea.
Latvia - Mali 34-67 Mali thumped Latvia in Round of 16 clash. The African team built a 23:7 lead after ten minutes. Mali held Latvia to just 14 points in the second half to race to the victory. Sika Kone (190-F/C-02) posted 19 points and 22 rebounds, while Assetou Sissoko (183-SG-00) added 13 points for the winners. Mara Mote (182-F-00) replied with 7 points and 11 rebounds for Latvia.
Canada - Argentina 82-50 Canada breezed past Argentina to reach the quarterfinal stage. Canada used a 22:7 run in the second term to build a 15-point halftime lead. They followed with a 23:9 run in the third term to clear off for good. Justina King (173-G-00) produced 19 points, while Aaliyah Edwards (184-F-02) added 14 points and 11 rebounds for Canada. Florencia Chagas (180-SG-01) answered with 20 points for Argentina.
Australia - Colombia 62-53 Australia defeated Colombia in Round of 16. The Aussies grabbed a comfortable 40:22 halftime lead. Colombia narrowed the distance in the second half but could not avoid the loss. Isabelle Bourne (186-C-00) delivered 11 points to pace well-balanced effort from Australia. Mayra Caicedo (163-G-00, college: N.Mexico JC) scored 17 points for Colombia.
USA - Germany 79-61 USA overcame a sloppy start to defeat Germany in the playoffs. USA trailed by two points at the first break 15:17. But they unleashed 48 points in the next two periods to surge ahead for good. Celeste Taylor (180-G-01) and Paige Bueckers (180-G-01) produced 13 points each for the winners. Jessika-Stefanie Schiffer (175-G-00) replied with 17 points for Germany.
Results and Stats from Day 3 in Bangkok - Jul 23, 2019
Group A
Mozambique - Latvia 54-68 Latvia earned the third straight victory at the championship. They fired past Mozambique to remain undefeated. Mozambique led by six points at the first break. However Latvia used a 36:20 run in the second half to snatch the victory. Laura Meldere (190-F/C-01) tossed in 21 points and collected 17 rebounds, while Mara Mote (182-F-00) added 16 points for Latvia. Chanaya Pinto (G-00) replied with 10 points and 12 rebounds for Mozambique.
Canada - Thailand 75-49 Canada improved at 2-1 record in Group A as they cruised past hosting Thailand. Aaliyah Edwards (184-F-02) and Micah Dennis (175-PG-01) posted 14 points each for the winners. Canada and Thailand were tied at 29 after two quarters. But the North American side unloaded 46 points in the second half and rallied to the win. Yada Sriharaksa (180-F/C-01) replied with 11 points for Thailand.
Group B
China - Argentina 74-49 China beat Argentina to claim the second position in Group B. China recorded a 34:22 halftime lead. China followed with a 40:27 second half run to seal the victory. Mingling Chen (192-F/C-00) produced 19 points, while Li Yuan (170-PG-00) added 17 points for China. Camila Suarez (178-SG-00) replied with 11 points for Argentina.
Mali - Belgium 40-69 Belgium stormed past Mali to gain the third straight win at the championship. Belgium recorded a 39:21 halftime lead. They held Mali to just 19 points in the second half to race to the victory. Billie Massey (184-PF-00) posted 18 points and 11 rebounds in the win. Marie Vervaet (186-C-00) had 15 points for Belgium. Aminata Traore (191-C-01) replied with 10 points for Mali.
Group C
USA - Hungary 95-50 Rhyne Howard (188-G-00) notched 18 points and 8 rebounds for the USA as they topped Hungary. USA built a 57:20 halftime advantage. They held Hungary to just 30 points in the second half and raced to the win. Paige Bueckers (180-G-01) had 13 points in the victory. Barbara Angyal (173-PG-01) answered with 14 points for Hungary.
South Korea - Australia 59-78 Australia overcame South Korea to clinch the second position in Group C. Five players scored in double digits for the winners. Alexandra Fowler (182-F/C-01) chipped in 15 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Australia. They grabbed a 22:15 lead ten minutes into the game. Australia followed with a strong 49:29 second half run to ice the victory. Isobel Anstey (191-C-01) notched 12 points and 11 rebounds for the Aussies. Park Jihyun (180-F-00) knocked down 22 points for South Korea.
Group D
Colombia - Japan 58-69 Japan recorded the second win in Bangkok. They toppled Colombia for 2-1 record in Group D. Colombia grabbed a 33:29 halftime lead. But Japan bounced back with a 40:25 run in the second half to snatch the win. Layla Takehara (183-F/C-00) chipped in 14 points, while Norika Konno (177-F/G-00) and Nanako Todo (175-G/F-00) added 11 points each for Japan. Yuliany Paz (195-C-00) responded with 27 points and 10 rebounds for Colombia.
Germany - Spain 49-56 Aixa Wone (189-PF-00) knocked down 14 points to pace Spain past Germany for the third consecutive win in Group D. Spain eked out a 24:22 halftime lead. Spain limited Germany to just 27 points in the second half and marched to the win. Ana Palma (187-F-00) added 11 points for Spain. Pauline Mayer (172-PG-01) answered with 13 points for Germany.
Results and Stats from Day 2 in Bangkok - Jul 21, 2019
Group A
Thailand - Latvia 57-74 Latvia rallied past hosting Thailand to gain the second victory in Bangkok. Thailand and Latvia were tied at 32 after ten minutes. Latvia though ignited a 42:25 second half run to seal the win. Laura Meldere (190-F/C-01) delivered 25 points and 9 rebounds, while Jete Nulle (170-PG-01) added 11 points for the Baltic team. Yada Sriharaksa (180-F/C-01) responded with 19 points for Thailand.
Canada - Mozambique 60-59 Canada nipped Mozambique to improve at 1-1 record in Group A. Canada got to a strong start of the game. Canada posted a 37:24 halftime lead. Mozambique went on a 16:4 run in the fourth stanza but came up short at the end. Taya Hanson (178-G-00) produced 19 points, while Christina Morra (188-F-00) added 12 points for Canada. Chanaya Pinto (G-00) replied with 23 points and 11 rebounds for Mozambique.
Group B
Argentina - Belgium 43-69 Belgium recorded the second win in a row at the tournament. They stormed past Argentina to stay perfect. Belgium piled up a comfortable 24:6 lead after ten minutes. Belgium followed with a 36:25 second half run to ice the win. Marie Vervaet (186-C-00) stepped up with 19 points, while Emmeline Leblon (165-PG-00) added 14 points in the victory. Sol Castro (186-C-00) answered with 10 points for Argentina.
China - Mali 72-62 China outgunned Mali to open win count in Bangkok. China grabbed a 24:13 lead ten minutes into the game. They followed with a 20:14 run in the final period to secure the winning outcome. Zheng Ming (178-G-01) came up with 17 points, while Mingling Chen (192-F/C-00) added 14 points in the victory. Gnere Dembele (186-C-00) answered with 18 points and 12 rebounds for Mali.
Group C
South Korea - USA 67-89 USA gained 2-0 record in Thailand as they beat South Korea. USA established a 50:31 halftime lead. USA unleashed 39 points in the second half to race to the win. Francesca Belibi (185-F-01) delivered 18 points, while Rhyne Howard (188-G-00) added 17 points and 9 rebounds in the win. Park Jihyun (180-F-00) replied with 26 points for South Korea.
Australia - Hungary 81-71 Australia fired past Hungary to improve at 1-1 record. Australia secured a 44:33 halftime lead. Australia unloaded 25 points in the fourth stanza to drive to the win. Alexandra Fowler (182-F/C-01) came up with 19 points and 17 rebounds for the winners. Isabelle Bourne (186-C-00) contributed 15 points in the victory. Barbara Angyal (173-PG-01) notched 15 points for Hungary.
Group D
Spain - Japan 79-65 Spain registered the second straight win in Bangkok. They edged Japan to stay on top of Group D. Spain accumulated a 38:33 halftime lead. Spain used a 24:9 run in the third term to clear off for good. Helena Pueyo (182-F-01) stepped up with 21 points, while Lola Pendande (190-F-00) added 14 points and 12 rebounds for Spain. Saori Ohhara (183-C-00) replied with 14 points for Japan.
Germany - Colombia 60-67 Colombia upset Germany to take the first win in Group D. Colombia eked out a 39:35 halftime lead. Colombia held Germany to just 25 points in the second half and raced to the win. Mayra Caicedo (163-G-00, college: N.Mexico JC) provided 19 points, while Maria Alvarez (170-SG-01) added 14 points in the victory. Luisa Geiselsoeder (192-C-00) answered with 21 points for Germany.
Results and Stats from Day 1 in Bangkok - Jul 20, 2019
Group A
Latvia - Canada 65-54 Latvia knocked down Canada in the opener. The Baltic team grabbed a 31:27 halftime lead. They held Canada to just 27 points in the second half to race to the win. Mara Mote (182-F-00) and Elizabete Zumenta (180-F-00) posted 13 points apiece for the winners. Aaliyah Edwards (184-F-02) responded with 15 points and 9 rebounds for Canada.
Mozambique - Thailand 66-39 Mozambique stunned hosting Thailand in the opener. The African team dominated from start to finish. They established a 38:22 halftime advantage. Mozambique went on an 18:6 run in the third frame to clear off for good. Chanaya Pinto (G-00) and Hulda Joaquim (183-C-00) replied with 16 points apiece for Mozambique. Pitchayapa Phuekraksa (167-F-03) replied with 12 points for Thailand.
Group B
Mali - Argentina 52-55 Argentina nipped Mali in the opener. Mali piled up a 29:18 halftime lead. Argentina however responded with a 21:11 run in the third quarter to pull within one. They followed with a 16:12 run in the fourth frame to snatch the win. Florencia Chagas (180-SG-01) produced 17 points, while Camila Suarez (178-SG-00) added 15 points for Argentina. Sika Kone (190-F/C-02) replied with 12 points and 11 rebounds for Mali.
Belgium - China 64-52 Billie Massey (184-PF-00) posted 17 points and 13 rebounds to lead Belgium past China in the first game. Belgium eked out a 25:23 halftime lead. Belgium used a 24:17 run in the third term to boost the gap. They held China to just 12 points in the fourth period to ice the win. Eva Hambursin (170-PG-00) and Maxuella Lisowa-Mbaka (178-G/F-01, agency: LBM Management) added 10 points each for the winners. Li Yuan (170-PG-00) answered with 19 points for China.
Group C
Hungary - South Korea 92-68 Hungary rallied past South Korea behind 17 points from Nora Wentzel (178-F-01). Reka Dombai (179-F-02) contributed 15 points for the European side. Hungary built a 43:31 halftime lead. They poured in 49 points in the second half to march to the win. Lee Sohee (171-F-00) answered with 16 points for South Korea.
USA - Australia 79-56 USA stormed past Austria for the first win in Group C. The North American side posted a 39:35 halftime lead. They followed with a strong 21:4 run in the third period to clear off for good. Paige Bueckers (180-G-01) had 11 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists for USA. Lily Scanlon (175-G-01) answered with 12 points for Australia.
Group D
Colombia - Spain 38-75 Spain stormed past Colombia to open win count in Bangkok. Spain recorded a 38:12 halftime lead. The European side never looked back afterwards cruising to the victory. Esther Castedo (170-G-00) tossed in 13 points, while Lola Pendande (190-F-00) added 11 points for Spain. Maria Alvarez (170-SG-01) answered with 12 points for Colombia.
Japan - Germany 74-67 Yuzuka Ishihara (162-PG-00) nailed 16 points to lead Japan past Germany in the first game. Japan snatched a 41:37 halftime lead. They went on a 17:13 run in the fourth period to ice the win. Nanako Todo had 15 points for Japan. .Emily Bessoir (192-PF-01) and Luisa Geiselsoeder (192-C-00) banked in 17 points each for Germany.
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