2012 Nike All-Asia Camp [June 5-10 Guangzhou, China]

[sinobball]

History:
2011 Nike All-Asia Camp
2010 Nike All-Asia Camp
2009 Nike All-Asia Camp
2008 Nike All-Asia Camp
2007 Nike All-Asia Camp
2006 Nike All-Asia Camp

Coaches: Yi Jianlian (Mavericks), Ty Lawson (Nuggets), Wesley Matthews (Trailblazers), Rod Baker, Dee Brown, Dave Hopla, Lloyd Pierce, Blair O'Donovan, Brian Davison, George Raveling etc.

Roster:

From Mainland China:
Guo Zihao (180, 1994.10)
Gu Wanli (188, 1995.01)
Liang Kaibo (211, 1997.05)
Sun Zhuangpeng (201, 1995.01)
Zhao Rui (189, 1996.01)
Lu Hanxu (194, 1995.12)
Gao Shang (203, 1994.08)
Liu Haoyuan (190, 1995.07)
He Junjian (199, 1995.07)
Min Qingfei (202, 1995.01)
Ye Wenhan (186, 1997.01)
Xiao Hailiang (186, 1995.06)
Wang Xinkai (195, 1994.09)
Pan Xiwen (197, 1998.04)
Wu Pengbo (185, 1995.03)
Shi Jinghui (195, 1997.04)
Xu Yufeng (203, 1996.11)
Wang Xianze (201, 1997.01)
Zhang Xu (193, 1995.03)
Huang Shiqian (208, 1995.01)
Wu Yucheng (192, 1997.01)
Liu Zhenan (189, 1994.03)
Li Xiaopeng (202, 1996.03)
Li Jinglong (192, 1995.03)
Li Qi (196, 1995.03)
Wu Qian (189, 1994.07)
Sun Mingyang (209, 1994.01)
Shao Yinglun (204, 1996.01)
Zhao Tianyi (204, 1995.04)
Yang Jinmeng (188, 1995.06)
Ban Duo (180, 1995.09)

From the rest of Asia
Lu Chung-lin (175, 1994.11) Taiwan
Wu Yung-sheng (182, 1996.10) Taiwan
Chen Po-liang (193, 1996.01) Taiwan
Cheng Chi-kuan (188, 1994.01) Taiwan
Lin Kuan-chun (181, 1995.08) Taiwan
Fan Shih-en (199, 1994.06) Taiwan
Lee Chia-rui (200, 1994.12) Taiwan
Andy Yee Hong Fai (195, 1994.09) Hong Kong
Leung Shiu Wah (188, 1994.03) Hong Kong
Masato Tsuchiya (172, 1995.03) Japan
Kouta Akiyama (185, 1996.12) Japan
Takuya Maeyama (183, 1996.08) Japan
Kenta Hamada (185, 1996.07) Japan
Jyunki Nozato (182, 1994.10) Japan
Kenta Yamamota (194, 1995.04) Japan
Shin Woohyung (180, 1995.08) Korea
Song Kyochang (196, 1996.07) Korea
Kim Jinyong (198, 1994.09) Korea
Kim JaeJoong (195, 1993.07) Korea
Yang Jaehyuk (187, 1997.03) Korea
Reuben Rangi-Ua Te Rangi (195, 1994.10) New Zealand
Tohiraukura Smith-Milner (198, 1995.10) New Zealand
Jack Selwyn Lopez (193, 1994.07) Australia
Michael John Rowley (199, 1994.03) Australia
Laurence Mifsud (210, 1994.10) Australia
Caleb Ronald Davis (200 1995.05) Australia
Terin Tallys Jackson (195, 1994.08) Australia
Jack David Feltcher (199, 1995.02) Australia

[Khalid80]

Yo Sino!
Great to see you back on here bro and especially here in this thread that you've been covering for so long!

I thought you had permanently left IBN after your 4,444th post which I thought had a lot of meaning

[Mr. Basketball]

when did austrailia and new zealand become part of asia

good thread and thx for the info

[sinobball]

when did austrailia and new zealand become part of asia

good thread and thx for the info

As far as Nike AAC is concerned it's been like this for many years.


All-Star 5 (L-R): Gao Shang (China, last year's MVP), Wu Qian (China), Li Qi (China), Li Jinglong (China), Lin Kuan-chun (Chinese Taipei)
MVP: Reuben Te Rangi (New Zealand)


Lin Kuan-chun is based in Australia under the name Oscar Lin.


Reporter Robin Chu from Taiwan who was at the camp surveyed the 7 players from Taiwan who the best player in the camp was, and 4 votes were for Reuben Te Rangi, 2 for Gao Shang and 1 for Li Jinglong.

[sinobball]

http://coachgeorgeraveling.com/2012-...ia-camp-recap/ (I corrected some names/places since he doesn't know whether someone is from Mainland or Taiwan, Australia or New Zealand, but everything else is left untouched)

Reuben Rangi-Ua Te Rangi 10/14/1994 6’5 Shooting Guard New Zealand
Best player in camp. Plays extremely hard, great size for a shooting guard. Very good shooter form mid range and deep. Puts the ball on the floor very well on 1-2 dribble pull-ups as well as isolations. His toughness showed on both ends of the court. Defended multiple positions and got his hands on a lot of balls. Was very active on defense and rebounded very well for a wing player.
HIGH MAJOR- /MID MAJOR +DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Tevin Tallys Jackson 08/13/1994 6’5 Shooting Guard Australia
Very athletic slashing perimeter player. Showed the ability to play all 3 wing positions. Very good ball handler can get in the lane and create for himself and other teammates when doubled. Good size, was really impressed with his vision to find open players. His athletic and physical talents will enable him to get a lot better in his time in college.
HIGH MAJOR – DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Gao Shang 08/10/1994 6’4 Shooting Guard China
Very good scorer. Great size for shooting guard. Good range on his jumper. Can create space to get this shot of with no problem. Showed the ability to score off of 1-2 dribbles off of spot ups and drives from fakes and straight line drives. Was the second best wing scorer on. Average defender, above average athlete.
MID MAJOR +DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Michael John Rowley 03/25/1994 6’6 Small Forward Australia
One of the better wings in camp. Very smart and hard nosed player. His best asset is his ability to make plays off of the dribble. He did a great job at driving to the basket and finding open cutters and spot up shooters. Very high basketball IQ, plays a lot like Luke Walton. Can play at any level of basketball because of his toughness and ability to make plays. Average shooter from 15-17 feet that needs improvement. Decent athlete, great kid and a hard worker
MID MAJOR + DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Laurence Mifsud 10/03/1994 6’10 Center Australia
Very serviceable post player. Average skill on the block. Very good size, good passer, and good hands. Uses both hands on hooks and can go over both shoulders shooting the ball on the low and mid post. His average athletic ability and average length makes it tough for him to score on athletic and long post players. Very good shooter form 12-15 feet and very effective from the high post. Perfect fit for a mid major division 1 program.
MID MAJOR DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Cheng Chi-kuan 01/28/1994 6’2 Shooting Guard Chinese Taipei
Can play both guard positions, but more of a scorer. Good with the ball can get into he lane and finish at the rim and with floaters. Very good range, good three point shooting threat. Above average athlete, changes speeds very well. Drew a lot of double teams, decent length. Can space the floor with his ability to make shots and drive on long closeouts
MID MAJOR DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Li Qi 03/21/1995 6’5 Shooting Guard China
Slashing wing player. Very aggressive off of the dribble. Plays hard and attacks the basket. Good in transition, always looking to attack the rim. Good mid range shooter, struggles from deep, but his stroke isn’t broken. Good weak side wing player that can attack long closeouts on ball reversals and skips. Was runner up in the dunk contest, very athletic player.
MID MAJOR DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Yang JinMeng 05/26/1995 6’2 Shooting Guard China
Long armed long range shooter. Showed the ability to space the floor with his ability to knock down shots and could pull up on 1-2 dribbles while defenders closed out long to him. Didn’t do much on the ball, was more of an off the ball threat. Can run him off screens and space the floor with him.
MID MAJOR DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Jack Selwyn Lopez 07/08/1994 6’4 Shooting Guard Australia
Very solid role player. Good spot up threat, can make shots. Good range on his jump shot. Efficient player, not flashy and understands his role very well. Good size and long armed. Average defender, but has the ability to be better than that.
MID MAJOR DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Kim JINYONG 09/27/1994 6’7 Power Forward Korea
Good athlete, good length. Kim was very effective in transition. More of a perimeter and face up offensive player than a back tot he basket back down one. Needs to get stronger, but with his athletic ability and ability to finish will develop into a good player. Good shooter, moved his feet well and got his hands on a lot of balls with his length.
MID MAJOR DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Shao YingLun 01/27/1996 6’8 Power Forward China
Hard working power forward. Very skilled on the block can score with his back to the basket as well as on face ups from the mid post. Smart player, showed the ability to pass out of the post. Good rebounder, needs to get stronger but solid post prospect.
MID MAJOR – DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Zhang Xu 03/23/1995 6’4 Shooting Guard China
Solid defender, tough kid and can make open shots. Good range on his jumper. Needs to get stronger. Above average athletic ability. Good slasher can put the ball on the floor 1-2 dribbles. Good wing player. Xu needs time, but when he adds strength to his frame can be a serviceable low/mid major player.
LOW/MID MAJOR DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Masato TSUCHIYA 03/31/1995 5’8 Point Guard Japan
Solid point guard with very good vision. Showed the ability to get the ball in the lane and open up opportunities for his teammates for open shots. Scrappy and played hard. Good on the ball defender. Good in transition and changed speeds well. Struggled against athletic guards. Good mid range shooters.
LOW DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Wu Qian 07/07/1994 6’2 Point Guard China
Smart Point guard. Qian showed the ability to make open shots. Can initiate your offense and then spot up for long range spots and drive on closeouts. Efficient player, didn’t make many mistakes. Not great at changing speeds and getting into the lane but was efficient and made shots.
LOW DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Jack David Fletcher 02/08/1995 6’6 Power Forward Australia
Good footwork on the block. Showed the ability to score with his back to the basket on back down hooks and spins. Above average athlete, serviceable athletically. Played hard at all times and was tough. Good banger, strong shoulders. Very good low division 1 prospect
LOW DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Li JingLong 03/15/1995 6’4 Small Forward China
Solid wing player, showed good range on his jumper. His length enabled him to finish over size. You can run him off screens and isolations. Good rebounder from the wing position. Needs to develop consistency on his jumper, but has plenty of tools to develop.
LOW DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Lu HanXu 12/07/1995 6’4 Small Forward China
Spot up shooting wing player. Can be a secondary ball handler. Can space the floor with his ability to make shots. Above average athlete. Good coming off screens and spotting up in the half court. Solid player
LOW DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Lu Chung-lin 11/17/1994 5’9 Point Guard Chinese Taipei
High energy point guard very good at changing speeds Can get into the lane with limited issues to find others. Has very good vision and very good at running his team and getting teammates involved in the offense. Good on the ball defender. Lacks great speed, but plays hard and can run a team.
LOW DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Caleb Ronald Davis 05/23/1995 6’7 Small Forward Australia
Stretch power forward. Tough kid, can space the floor with his shot making ability.Good rebounder, was more of a pick and pop big that can rebound. Average athlete. Strong and was active.
LOW DIVISION ONE PROSPECT

Min QingFei 01/24/1995 6’7 Power Forward China
Big strong post player. Skilled power forward. Not a great athlete, but is an above average rebounder. Plays hard with a strong frame. Plays that screen setter, tough power forward role, Average scorer on the block will improve in time
LOW DIVISION ONE PROSPECT