USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
USA WOMEN’S U17 WORLD CUP TEAM 2010 RESULTS
RODEZ & TOULOUSE, FRANCE • JULY 16-25, 2010
The USA cruised to eight straight wins and the gold medal in the inaugural FIBA U17 World Championship for Women. The USA opened play with a 70-45 win over France in front of a loud, sold-out crowd of more than 2,000. Five players scored in double fig- ures for the USA, led by 13 points from Breanna Stewart and 12 points and 11 rebounds from Elizabeth Williams. Behind a 20-point, 14-rebound performance from Williams, the USA crushed Russia 82-34. Stewart added 12 points and nine rebounds, followed by nine points from Cierra Burdick and nine rebounds from Bashaara Graves. The USA wasted no time jumping on Canada, cruising to a 114-57 win that featured points from all 12 U.S. players. Led by 21 points (5-6 3FG) from Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, the USA also received 19 points from Jewell Loyd, 13 points from Bria Smith, 12 points from Morgan Tuck and Williams and 12 rebounds from Imani Stafford. The USA powered past Turkey 84-55. Loyd and Tuck led the USA with 11 points as all 12 U.S. players scored. The red, white and blue easily overpowered Japan 133-71 to close out preliminary play. The USA was led by 30 points from Stewart. Williams finished with 16 points on 7-of-7 shooting from the field, and the USA tallied 35 assists, including 10 from Massengale. A game-changing 23-4 run led to an eventual 86-57 victory over Spain in the quarterfinals. Led by 16 points by Mosqueda-Lewis, all 12 U.S. players scored and grabbed at least one rebound. Williams tallied 11 points, Burdick and Loyd added 10 points each and Jordan Adams dished out five assists. The Americans needed nearly 40 minutes to secure a 97-74 win over China in the semifinals. Massengale led the USA with 22 points, fol- lowed by 17 points and 11 rebounds from Stewart and 14 points and 11 rebounds from Williams. The USA capped its performance and captured gold with a 92-62 win over France. For a fifth time, all 12 U.S. players scored, led by 20 points from Massengale and 15 points each from Mosqueda-Lewis and Williams. Overall, the USA led the tournament in 13 of 19 statistical categories, including scoring margin (+37.4), rebounding margin (+24.6), field goal percentage (.497), 3-point percentage (.408), assists per game (18.9) and blocks per game (7.4).
2010 USA WOMEN’S U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM ROSTER
2010 USA RESULTS (8-0)
NAME
POS HGT WGT AGE AFFILIATION (SCHOOL)
HOMETOWN
France Russia Canada Turkey Japan Spain China France
W, 70-45 W, 82-38 W, 114-57 W, 84-55 W, 133-71 W, 86-57 W, 97-74 W, 92-62
Jordan Adams Cierra Burdick Bashaara Graves
G
6-1 6-2 6-2 6-0 6-0 5-9 5-6 6-7 6-3 6-2 6-3 5-10
165 160 185 165 160 150 149 147 185 170 190 188
17 17 16 16 16 16 17 17 15 15 16 17
Mater Dei H.S.
Irvine, CA
F F
Butler H.S.
Matthews, NC Clarksville, TN Anaheim, CA Clayton, DE Lincolnwood, IL Bolingbrook, IL Massapequa, NY Los Angeles, CA North Syracuse, NY Bolingbrook, IL Virginia Beach, VA
Clarksville H.S. Mater Dei H.S. Smyrna H.S. Niles West H.S.
Kaleena Mosqeuda-Lewis F
Betnijah Laney
G/F
Jewell Loyd
G G G
Ariel Massengale
Bolingbrook H.S. Christ the King H.S.
Bria Smith
Imani Stafford Breanna Stewart
F/C F/C
Winward H.S.
Cicero North Syracuse H.S.
Morgan Tuck
F
Bolingbrook H.S. Princess Anne H.S.
FINAL STANDINGS
Elizabeth Wiliams
F/C
HEAD COACH: Barbara Nelson, Wingate University ASSISTANT COACH: Mike Armstrong, Perry Meridian High School (IN) ASSISTANT COACH: Dorena Bingham, Team Alaska AAU TEAM PHYSICIAN: Jeff Bytomski, Duke University ATHLETIC TRAINER: Lisa Hardy, Western Michigan University
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
United States (8-0)
France (5-3) China (6-2) Belgium (5-3) Japan (4-4) Russia (3-4) Australia (4-4)
2010 USA WOMEN’S U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS
Spain (2-6)
9.
Argentina (4-3)
NAME G/S FGM-A PCT
3PM-A PCT
FTM-A PCT
REB
PTS
A
BLK
STL
10. Turkey (3-4) 11. Canada (1-6) 12. Mali (0-7)
Williams 8/8 47- 76
.618 .571 .507 .500 .460 .481 .477 .383 .522 .467 .520 .292
0- 0 0- 1
.---
14- 25 22- 38 19- 22 17- 21 9- 12 15- 20 6- 6 8- 16 17- 20 6- 18
.560 .579
61/ 7.9 60/ 7.5 32/ 4.0 26/ 3.3 32/ 4.0 38/ 4.8 40/ 5.0 21/ 2.6 10/ 1.3 37/ 4.6 42/ 5.3 25/ 3.1
108/13.5 102/12.8 93/11.6 81/10.1
14 11 11 43 12
16 18
7
Stewart
8/8 40- 70
.000 .487 .500 .353 .500 .188 .000 .---
12 11
Mosqueda-Lewis 8/8 34- 67 Massengale 8/8 26- 52
19- 39 10- 20
1.000 .864
4 0 2 6 3 1 2 1 4 2
5
Loyd
8/0 23- 50 8/0 26- 54 8/5 21- 44 8/1 23- 60 8/0 12- 23 8/0 14- 30
6- 17 0- 0 2- 4 3- 16
.810 .750 .750 .500 .850 .333 .750 .625
69/ 8.6 61/ 7.6 59/ 7.4 57/ 7.1 41/ 5.1 34/ 4.3 29/ 3.6 24/ 3.0
11
Burdick
6 9 5 7 2
7 5
Tuck
Laney Smith Graves
10
0- 1 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0
11
8 8 4 8
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Stafford 8/0 13- 25
3- 4
Adams
8/2 7- 24
10- 16
20
USA OPP.
8 8
286-575 .497
40-98 62-226
.408 .274
146-218 .670
424/53.0 758/94.8 227/28.4 459/57.4
151 149
59 35
96 75
168
.305
61- 93
.656
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