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U17 USA grabs the Gold in Toulouse - Jul 26, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
U17 World Championship, Big Final: USA - FRANCE 92-62
USA blasted France to win the Gold medal in Toulouse. The powerful American squad got 20 points and 6 assists from Ariel Massengale (5'6''-G-93). Kaleena Lewis (6'0''-F-93) and Elizabeth Williams (6'3''-C-93) helped with 15 points and 5 rebounds each. In France, Sara Chevaugeon (5'10''-G-93) delivered 11 points. She was their only player with double-digits in scoring. USA celebrated at this event with the perfect 8-0 record
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U17 World Championship, Big Final: USA - FRANCE 92-62
USA blasted France to win the Gold medal in Toulouse. The powerful American squad got 20 points and 6 assists from Ariel Massengale (5'6''-G-93). Kaleena Lewis (6'0''-F-93) and Elizabeth Williams (6'3''-C-93) helped with 15 points and 5 rebounds each. In France, Sara Chevaugeon (5'10''-G-93) delivered 11 points. She was their only player with double-digits in scoring. USA celebrated at this event with the perfect 8-0 record. USA took control on their rivals from the very beginning. Ariel Massengale and her teammates made nice 26-16 lead in the first quarter and were looking good. France improved in the next ten minutes, but still they needed a way more against strong Americans. USA ended Q2 with 24-24 for 12-point lead at the halftime. They dominated in Q3 as well finishing it with 25-16. At that time it was already clear who the winner of the night will be and France was without a chance. USA didnt stop and they made 17-8 in the last quarter for the final 92-62 victory and the Gold medal in Toulouse. The Silver belongs to France, who was the host of this event.
USA: Ariel Massengale 20+6 as, Kaleena Lewis 15+5 boards, Elizabeth Williams 15+5 boards France: Sara Chevaugeon 11
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U17 USA goes to Big Final in Toulouse - Jul 25, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
U17 World Championship, Semifinals: CHINA - USA 74-97
USA was too strong for China and will meet the host of U17 World Championship in the battle for Gold. Ariel Massengale (5'6''-G-93) exploded for the US squad with 22 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists. Breanna Stewart (6'3''-F-94) also was great as she added 17 points and 11 rebounds. USA had one more player with double-double in this meeting and it was Elizabeth Williams (6'3''-C-93) with 14 points and 11 boards
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U17 World Championship, Semifinals: CHINA - USA 74-97
USA was too strong for China and will meet the host of U17 World Championship in the battle for Gold. Ariel Massengale (5'6''-G-93) exploded for the US squad with 22 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists. Breanna Stewart (6'3''-F-94) also was great as she added 17 points and 11 rebounds. USA had one more player with double-double in this meeting and it was Elizabeth Williams (6'3''-C-93) with 14 points and 11 boards. On the other side, Li Meng (6'1''-G-95) delivered 22 points for China. Yang Xi (6'1''-F-94) and LiWei Yang netted 12 and 10 points respectively. The final game is scheduled for 17:30h on Sunday. China will fight against Belgium for the Bronze at 14:30h. USA took control on China from the very beginning. Ariel Massengale and her teammates drained 28 points in the first ten minutes, while limiting China to 18. However, China improved after that and closed the gap to six points until the half time. Third frame was pretty leveled and actually it belonged to USA 18-19. There was ten minutes left and everything was still open, but than USA players exploded once again and blasted China with 8-24. That was way more than enough for comfortable victory and Big Final in Toulouse.
China: Li Meng 22, Yang Xi 12, LiWei Yang 10 USA: Ariel Massengale 22+6 boards+6 as, Breanna Stewart 17+11 boards, Elizabeth Williams 14+11 boards
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U17 WC: USA blasts Spain in the Quarterfinals - Jul 24, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
U17 World Championship, Quarterfinals: USA - SPAIN 86-57
Expected win for USA, who advanced to Semifinals in Toulouse. They blasted Spain 86-57 and stretched their winning streak to six. On the other side, Spain faced with elimination and will continue in Classification Games for 5th to 8th place. Kaleena Lewis (6'0''-F-93) was the leading player in USA with 16 points
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U17 World Championship, Quarterfinals: USA - SPAIN 86-57
Expected win for USA, who advanced to Semifinals in Toulouse. They blasted Spain 86-57 and stretched their winning streak to six. On the other side, Spain faced with elimination and will continue in Classification Games for 5th to 8th place. Kaleena Lewis (6'0''-F-93) was the leading player in USA with 16 points. Elizabeth Williams (6'3''-C-93) had 11, while Jewell Loyd (5'9''-G-93) and Cassidie Burdick (6'2''-G-93) netted 10 points each. In the loosing squad, Maria Gonzalez Grueso (5'10''-G/F-93) replied with 15 points. Elena De Alfredo (5'7''-G-94) had two less than her. USA took control on their rivals from the very beginning. After ten minutes of play, the powerful Americans already had 27-16 lead. They dominated in the second frame as well (21-12) and Spain was in deep trouble. USA had comfortable 20-point lead at the halftime and was looking good. Spain was not able to resists, while Kaleena Lewis and her teammates shined on the other side. They finished Q3 with 22-13 and all after that was just the formality. USA will meet China in the Semifinals. Spain will start battle for the fifth place against Russia.
USA: Kaleena Lewis 16, Elizabeth Williams 11, Jewell Loyd 10, Cassidie Burdick 10 Spain: Maria Gonzalez Grueso 15, Elena De Alfredo 14
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U17 USA ends Preliminary Round with perfect 5-0 - Jul 22, 2010
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U17 USA jumps to 4-0 in Rodez - Jul 21, 2010
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U17 USA beats U17 Canada to stay perfect in Rodez - Jul 20, 2010
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USA U17 National Team 2010 - Jul 17, 2010
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U17 World Championship: USA destroys Russia in Rodez - Jul 17, 2010
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USA blasts France in Day One of the FIBA U17 World Championship - Jul 17, 2010
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Chiney Ogwumike named prep athlete of the year - Jul 15, 2010
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USA U17 team with 1-1 start in Spain - Jul 11, 2010
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FIBA Americas U18 Championship: USA wins the Gold - Jun 28, 2010
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Colorado Springs: U18 USA destroys U18 Chile in Semifinals - Jun 27, 2010
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Colorado Springs: U18 USA goes to Semifinals as No.1 of Group B - Jun 26, 2010
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U18 USA jumps to 2-0 in Colorado Springs, secures the Semifinals - Jun 25, 2010
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U18 USA destroys U18 Argentina in Colorado Springs - Jun 24, 2010
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USA U18 National Team 2010 - Jun 22, 2010
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USA U18 cruise past Canada in exhibition game - Jun 21, 2010
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Kotsopoulos agreed terms with DASAL - Jun 20, 2010
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Arkansas not interested in leaving SEC - Jun 19, 2010
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