Eurobasket.com All-World University Games Awards 2019 - Jul 12, 2019
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Final MVP: John Newman (6'5''-G) of USA
Best Player: Sergiy Pavlov (205-F/C-97) of Ukraine
Best Guard: Dejan Vasiljevic (6'3''-G-97) of Australia
Best Forward: Aamir Simms (6'8''-F) of USA
Best Center: Sergiy Pavlov (205-F/C-97) of Ukraine
1st Team
PG: Munis Tutu (6'0''-PG-96) of Canada
G: Dejan Vasiljevic (6'3''-G-97) of Australia
G: John Newman (6'5''-G) of USA
F: Aamir Simms (6'8''-F) of USA
F/C: Sergiy Pavlov (205-F/C-97) of Ukraine
2nd Team
G: Federico Mussini (188-G-96) of Italy
SF: Juan Pablo Vaulet (198-SF-96) of Argentina
F: Lior Carreira (196-F-97) of Israel
F: Christian Sengfelder (203-F-95) of Germany
C: Klavs Cavars (205-C-96) of Latvia
Honorable Mention
Rafi Menco (200-SF-94) of Israel
Kadre Gray (6'1''-G-97) of Canada
Viacheslav Petrov (204-F/C-94) of Ukraine
Erik Thomas (196-SF-95) of Argentina
Grigory Motovilov (194-SG-98) of Russia
David Skara (6'8''-F-95) of Croatia
Martin Peterka (205-C-95) of Czech Republic
Harald Frey (6'1''-G-97) of Norway
Andriassi Josue (186-G-97) of Mexico
Ning Zhang (F-97) of China
| USA conquer Gold medals in Naples - Jul 11, 2019
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FINALUSA - Ukraine 85-63
USA celebrated Gold medals in Naples. They outmuscled Ukraine in the championship game tonight. John Newman (196-G) scored 20 points and grabbed 7 rebounds for the champions. USA grabbed a 28:15 lead after ten minutes. They followed with a commanding 20:8 run in the second period to boost the gap. Ukraine slowed their opponents down in the second half but could not overcome deficit and had to surrender at the end. Aamir Simms (203-F) produced 12 points and 6 rebounds for the USA. Sergiy Pavlov (205-PF-97) replied with 15 points and 13 rebounds, while Vitaliy Zotov (188-PG-97) chipped in 14 points for Ukraine.
3-4 PlaceIsrael - Australia 69-86
Australia stepped onto the pedestal in Naples. They outgunned Israel to earn Bronze. Dejan Vasiljevic (190-G-97) stepped up with 33 points to lead the charge. Jack White (201-F-97, college: Duke) added 11 points and 9 rebounds for Australia. Lior Carreira (196-F-97) and Rafi Menco (200-SF-94) replied with 16 points each for Israel.
5-6 PlaceGermany - Canada 88-74
Germany defeated Canada to clinch the fifth position. Karim Jallow (198-SG-97) came up with 28 points for the winning side. Jan Niklas Wimberg (206-F-96) provided 18 points and 9 caroms for Germany. Brody Clarke (206-F-96, college: Alberta) and Ali Sow (183-PG-98) delivered 12 points each for Canada.
7-8 PlaceLatvia - Argentina 61-78
Argentina knocked down Latvia to celebrate the seventh position in Naples. Erik Thomas (196-SF-95, college: New Orleans) came up with 17 points and 10 rebounds for the Latin American side. Juan Pablo Vaulet (198-SF-96, agency: Interperformances) netted 16 points for Argentina. Roberts Krastins (195-G-94) replied with 11 points for Latvia.
9-10 PlaceFinland - Croatia 80-78
Finland nipped Croatia to end up in the 9th position in Italy. Finland wrapped up their campaign on a high note as Remy Raitanen scored 13 points and grabbed 9 rebounds. Andre Gustavson (193-G-99) had 12 points for Finland. David Skara (203-F-95) answered with 20 points and 9 rebounds for Croatia.
11-12 PlaceCzech Republic - Italy 89-67
Czech Republic earned the 11th position at the tournament. They upset Italy in Naples tonight. Six players scored in double digits for the winners. Martin Peterka (205-C-95) posted 19 points and 9 rebounds, while Viktor Pulpan (191-PG-96) added 17 points for the Czech side. Federico Mussini (188-G-96, college: St.John's) replied with 20 points for Italy.
13-14 PlaceRussia - China 91-76
Russia outscored China to earn the 13th spot. Dmitriy Doynikov (204-PF-94) stepped up with 25 points and 6 rebounds for the winners. Daniil Pluzhnikov (F-96) contributed 14 points for Russia. Zhang Ning (F-97) replied with 21 points and 9 rebounds for China.
15-16 PlaceNorway - Mexico 79-77
Harald Frey (185-G-97) notched 29 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists for Norway as they defeated Mexico. Norway therefore clinched the 15th place at the tourney. Sigurd Lorange (178-G-00) chipped in 11 points for Norway. Diego Willis (190-G-99) answered with 16 points for Mexico.
| Israel, USA, Australia and Ukraine advance into semifinal stage - Jul 9, 2019
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QuarterfinalsIsrael - Latvia 96-57
Israel outgunned Latvia to advance into the semifinal stage. Netanel Artzi (198-F-97, agency: Ron Sport) scored 18 points to lead the charge. Roman Sorkin (205-PF-96, college: Oregon) added 17 points for the Israeli side. Klavs Cavars (205-C-96) replied with 18 points for Latvia.
USA - Germany 76-74
USA topped Germany to reach the semifinal stage. Tevin Mack (198-G/F-97) came up with 18 points and 10 rebounds for the North American side. John Newman (196-G) provided 16 points and 6 rebounds for USA. Tim Schneider (180-PG-02) topscored with 22 points for Germany.
Argentina - Australia 64-73
Australia overcame Argentina in the quarterfinal battle. Jack White (201-F-97, college: Duke) led the winners with 19 points. Dejan Vasiljevic (190-G-97) contributed 18 points for the winning side. Juan Pablo Vaulet (198-SF-96, agency: Interperformances) replied with 15 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists for Argentina.
Canada - Ukraine 80-82
Ukraine sealed their semifinal berth with a narrow win over Canada. Sergiy Pavlov (205-PF-97) was instrumental in the win as he tallied 31 points and 7 rebounds for Ukraine. Andrii Myronenko (198-F-94) added 11 points for the winners. Canada responded with 24 points and 8 rebounds from Kadre Gray (185-G-97, agency: Interperformances).
| USA and Ukraine to clash for title in Naples - Jul 9, 2019
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SEMISAustralia - Ukraine 80-82
Ukraine advanced into the championship game after they nipped Australia in the semis tonight. Sergiy Pavlov (205-PF-97) came up with 23 points to pace the winners. Viacheslav Petrov (204-F/C-94, agency: Stanislav Ryzhov) added 15 points for Ukraine. Will Magnay (208-F-98, college: Tulsa) responded with 20 points and 16 rebounds for Australia. Ukraine trailed by two points at halftime. But they used a 22:19 run in the fourth frame to snatch the win.
Israel - USA 73-75
USA are the first finalists in Naples. They nipped Israel in the semifinal clash. Aamir Simms (203-F) scored 27 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to pace the winners. Israel jumped to a 26:12 lead after ten minutes. But USA responded with a 29:15 run in the second term to tie things up at 41. Israel regained the lead as they entered the fourth term up by two points. However USA sank 24 points in the final quarter to snatch the win. Al-Amir Dawes (188-G) had 16 points for the winners. Netanel Artzi (198-F-97, agency: Ron Sport) replied with 19 points for Israel.
| Overview of Day 2 in Naples - Jul 6, 2019
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Group AMexico - Australia 62-105
Australia celebrated the first win in Italy. They smashed Mexico for 1-1 record in Group A. Dejan Vasiljevic (190-G-97) stepped up with 20 points to pace the Aussies. Isaac White (188-G-98) added 15 points for Australia. Omar De Haro (187-G-95) replied with 18 points for Mexico.
Czech Republic - Israel 54-68
Israel beat Czech Republic for the second straight win in Group A. Rafi Menco (200-SF-94) stepped up with 15 points and 7 rebounds for the winners. Idan Zalmanson (206-C/F-95) and Lior Carreira (196-F-97) had 11 points each for Israel. Martin Peterka (205-C-95) replied with 14 points for Czech Republic.
Group BLatvia - Croatia 74-69
Latvia opened win count at the tournament. They held off Croatia for 1-1 record in Group B. Klavs Cavars (205-C-96) stepped up with 20 points and 8 rebounds for the Baltic team. Linards Jaunzems (202-F-95) added 16 points for Latvia. David Skara (203-F-95) answered with 15 points for Croatia.
Argentina - Russia 80-84
Russia snatched a narrow win over Argentina to open win count in Naples. Pavel Afanasiev (201-SG-96) nailed 23 points to lead the winners. Grigory Motovilov (194-SG-98, agency: Stanislav Ryzhov) contributed 16 points for Russia. Juan Pablo Vaulet (198-SF-96, agency: Interperformances) responded with 20 points and 8 rebounds for Argentina.
Group CUkraine - USA 57-58
USA nipped Ukraine for the second consecutive victory in Group C. John Newman (196-G) delivered 18 points for the North American side. Hunter Tyson (203-F) provided 15 points and 6 rebounds in the win. Sergiy Pavlov (205-PF-97) tallied 16 points and 13 rebounds for Ukraine.
China - Finland 65-105
Finland breezed past China to gain the first win in Naples. Andre Gustavson (193-G-99) came up with 27 points to lead the charge. Edon Maxhuni (188-G-98) contributed 15 points for Finland. Zhang Ning (F-97) replied with 13 points for China.
Group DGermany - Canada 61-80
Canada cruised past Germany for the second straight win in Naples. Five players scored in double digits for the North American side. Munis Tutu (183-PG-96, college: Loyola Mary) came up with 16 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists for Canada. Mambi Diawara (193-G-94, college: Lamar St.CC) added 15 points for the winners. Tim Schneider (180-PG-02) replied with 11 points for Germany.
Norway - Italy 53-70
Valerio Cucci (200-F-95) nailed 12 points and grabbed 7 rebounds as Italy rolled over Norway. Leonardo Marcon (190-G-95, agency: Players Group), Federico Mussini (188-G-96, college: St.John's) and Andrea Longobardi (199-SF-94) dropped 11 points each for the hosts. Harald Frey (185-G-97) answered with 16 points and 8 assists for Norway.
| Overview of Day 3 in Naples - Jul 6, 2019
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Group AAustralia - Czech Republic 88-59
Australia rolled over Czech Republic to gain the second victory in Naples. Dejan Vasiljevic (190-G-97) came up with 21 points to lead the effort. George Blagojevic (203-F-96, college: Hartford) contributed 10 points in the win. Martin Peterka (205-C-95) replied with 11 points for Czech Republic.
Israel - Mexico 77-75
Israel nipped Mexico to earn the third straight win in Group A. Netanel Artzi (198-F-97, agency: Ron Sport) scored 13 points to pace the winners. Rafi Menco (200-SF-94) and Lior Carreira (196-F-97) added 10 points each for Israel. Andriassi Josue (186-G-97) replied with 19 points for Mexico.
Group BCroatia - Argentina 54-66
Argentina beat Croatia and sealed their quarterfinal berth. Facundo Corvalan (190-PG-98) netted 18 points for the Latin American side. Erik Thomas (196-SF-95, college: New Orleans) contributed 12 points for Argentina. David Skara (203-F-95) replied with 17 points and 8 rebounds for Croatia.
Russia - Latvia 55-68
Latvia upset Russia to advance into the quarterfinal stage at the tournament. Rendijs Feikners (188-G-96, college: FGCU) notched 14 points for the Baltic state. Linards Jaunzems (202-F-95) provided 12 points for Latvia. Ilya Aginskikh (204-F/C-94) answered with 12 points for Russia.
Group CUSA - China 99-70
USA crushed China to improve at 3-0 record in Group C. Aamir Simms (203-F) delivered 19 points, while Tevin Mack (198-G/F-97) added 16 points for the winning side. Zhang Ning (F-97) and Baiqing Zhao (205-C-98) dropped 14 points each for China.
Finland - Ukraine 65-72
Ukraine topped Finland to advance into the playoffs. Sergiy Sergei Popov (196-G-88) was pivotal with 24 points and 14 rebounds for the winning side. Illya Sidorov (184-PG-96) produced 14 points for Ukraine. Mikael Jantunen (204-F-00) replied with 17 points and 8 rebounds for Finland.
Group DCanada - Norway 73-65
Canada outscored Norway to gain the third straight win in Group D. Five players scored in double digits for Canada. Munis Tutu (183-PG-96, college: Loyola Mary) posted 15 points and 9 rebounds for the winners. Mambi Diawara (193-G-94, college: Lamar St.CC) chipped in 14 points for Canada. Harald Frey (185-G-97) notched 20 points for Norway.
Italy - Germany 67-81
Germany shocked Italy to reach the quarterfinal stage. Christian Sengfelder (203-F-95, college: Boise St.) stepped up with 27 points and 6 rebounds for Germany. Karim Jallow (198-SG-97) added 20 points in the win. Riccardo Visconti (197-G/F-98) poured in 15 points for Italy.
| Overview of Day 1 in Naples - Jul 5, 2019
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Group AIsrael - Australia 92-64
Israel knocked down Australia to take the first win in Naples. Golan Gutt (192-SG-94) came up with 17 points in the win. Lior Carreira (196-F-97) contributed 15 points for the winning side. Dejan Vasiljevic (190-G-97) provided 14 points for Australia.
Czech Republic - Mexico 73-56
Czech Republic outscored Mexico to open win count at the tournament. Martin Peterka (205-C-95) was pivotal with 18 points and 7 rebounds for the Czech side. Rostislav Dragoun (190-G-96) added 16 points for the winners. Ricardo Valdes (193-F/G-95) netted 10 points for Mexico.
Group BLatvia - Argentina 55-71
Argentina snatched win over Latvia to take the first success in Group B. Juan Pablo Vaulet (198-SF-96, agency: Interperformances) delivered 17 points and 10 rebounds for the Latin American side. Erik Thomas (196-SF-95, college: New Orleans) connected for 14 points in the victory. Roberts Krastins (195-G-94) answered with 12 points for Latvia.
Croatia - Russia 58-54
Croatia overcame Russia for the first victory at the tournament. David Skara (203-F-95) chipped in 17 points, while Patrik Jambrovic (203-F-96, agency: PEPI SPORT) added 10 points for the winners. Russia replied with 13 points from Grigory Motovilov (194-SG-98, agency: Stanislav Ryzhov).
Group CFinland - USA 65-69
USA snatched a narrow victory over Finland in the opener. Aamir Simms (203-F) produced 17 points and 13 rebounds for the North American team. Tevin Mack (198-G/F-97) added 12 points in the victory. Elias Valtonen (196-G-99) paced Finland with 12 points.
China - Ukraine 64-115
Ukraine cruised past China in the opener. Vadym Prokopenko (206-C/F-95) delivered 22 points and 8 rebounds for Ukraine. Viacheslav Petrov (204-F/C-94, agency: Stanislav Ryzhov) added 19 points and 7 rebounds for the winners. Zhang Ning (F-97) replied with 14 points for China.
Group DCanada - Italy 96-70
Canada coasted past Italy for the opening win in Naples. Munis Tutu (183-PG-96, college: Loyola Mary) delivered 19 points, 10 rebounds and 9 assists for Canada. Kadre Gray (185-G-97, agency: Interperformances) and Mambi Diawara (193-G-94, college: Lamar St.CC) chipped in 14 points apiece for the winning side. Federico Mussini (188-G-96, college: St.John's) responded with 19 points for Italy.
Germany - Norway 66-43
Germany prevailed against Norway in the opening game at the tournament. Haris Hujic (192-PG-97) led well-balanced effort with 11 points. Christian Sengfelder (203-F-95, college: Boise St.) added 10 points for Germany. Harald Frey (185-G-97) netted 8 points for Norway.
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