China 2009 [update]
Men's Basketball
Friendly Games
06.28 China 84 - Australia 78
06.30 China 74 - Australia 61
07.15 China 77 - Lithuania 82
07.17 China 63 - Lithuania 67
07.19 China 85 - Lithuania 76
07.28 China 87 - Australia 67
07.30 China 81 - Australia 80
08.01 China 92 - Australia 73
25th FIBA Asia Championship
Qualification Games
06.10 China 99 - Hong Kong China 64
06.11 China 62 - South Korea 70
06.13 China 63 - Japan 68
06.14 China 107 - Chinese Taipei 90
Preliminary Round
08.06 China 121 - India 49
08.07 China 74 - Kazakhstan 56
08.08 China 92 - Qatar 61
2nd Preliminary Round
08.10 China 82 - UAE 59
08.11 China 71 - Lebanon 68
08.12 China 89 - Jordan 83
1/4 Final
08.14 China 101 - Chinese Taipei 83
1/2 Final
08.15 China 72 - Lebanon 68
Final
08.16 China 52 - Iran 70
5th Stankovic Continental Champions Cup
Preliminary Round
08.28 China 88 - Angola 62
08.29 China 74 - Australia 76
08.30 China 79 - Turkey 81
3rd to 4th Place
08.31 China 58 - Angola 50
1st FIBA Asia U16 Championship
Preliminary Round
11.19 China 109 - Saudi Arabia 29
11.20 China 117 - Jordan 44
11.21 China 121 - India 47
2nd Preliminary Round
11.22 China 108 - Chinese Taipei 61
11.23 China 121 - South Korea 51
11.24 China 115 - Japan 65
1/2 Final
11.26 China 85 - Philippines 66
Final
11.27 China 104 - South Korea 69
5th East Asian Games
Preliminary Round
12.03 China 111 - Mongolia 77
12.05 China 117 - Macau of China 36
12.07 China 76 - Chinese Taipei 48
1/2 Final
12.08 China 59 - South Korea 91
3rd to 4th Place
12.11 China 71 - Japan 79
Women's Basketball
Friendly Games
05.15 China 72 - Australia 73
05.17 China 90 - Australia 84
05.19 China 74 - Australia 73
06.10 China 79 - Canada 52
06.11 China 69 - Canada 55
06.13 China 73 - Canada 68
07.03 China 73 - Bulleen Boomers 68
07.05 China 92 - Bulleen Boomers 56
07.07 China 72 - Bulleen Boomers 61
08.11 China 65 - Australia 77
08.13 China 73 - Bendigo Spirit 55
08.17 China 95 - Australia 93
08.18 China 89 - Dandenong Rangers 64
08.19 China 78 - Bulleen Boomers 60
08.21 China 88 - Australia 95
8th FIBA U19 World Championship
Preliminary Round
07.23 China 86 - Mali 60
07.24 China 53 - USA 88
07.25 China 75 - Spain 77
2nd Preliminary Round
07.27 China 62 - Russia 67
07.28 China 70 - Japan 78
07.29 China 62 - Canada 75
9th to 12nd Place
07.31 China 70 - Czech Republic 76
08.01 China 76 - Japan 59
23rd FIBA Asia Championship
Preliminary Round
09.17 China 115 - Thailand 51
09.18 China 75 - Japan 58
09.19 China 107 - India 49
09.21 China 82 - Chinese Taipei 54
09.22 China 75 - South Korea 72
1/2 Final
09.23 China 70 - Chinese Taipei 59
Final
09.24 China 91 - South Korea 71
1st FIBA Asia U16 Championship
Preliminary Round
11.30 China 137 - Hong Kong China 28
12.01 China 108 - India 37
12.02 China 129 - Philippines 36
12.03 China 115 - Singapore 15
12.04 China 82 - Chinese Taipei 54
1/2 Final
12.05 China 110 - South Korea 42
Final
12.06 China 99 - Japan 86
5th East Asian Games
Prelimnay Round
12.02 China 69 - Chinese Taipei 61
12.03 China 54 - Japan 59
12.06 China 78 - South Korea 62
12.07 China 117 - Hong Kong China 31
1/2 Final
12.08 China 79 - Japan 77
Final
12.11 China 83 - Chinese Taipei 58
Last edited by Kings; 08-22-2011 at 07:11 AM.
Yo Kings! Are the dates for these competitions published or not yet?Originally Posted by Kings
Xie xie!
http://www.fiba.com/pages/eng/fc/new...9401/arti.htmlCHN – Gong in frame for return to China national team
BEIJING (CBA) – Former China coach Gong Luming is emerging as the front-runner to take over as national team boss as a replacement for Jonas Kazlauskas.
Gong guided China to a place in the Quarter-Finals at the 1996 Olympics.
The China job became vacant after Kazlauskas’ contract expired at the end of the Beijing Games.
A source that is close to the CBA management center is quoted in Sinasport as saying: "There are no foreign coaches who will fit the Chinese national team, and it is 90% certain that Gong Luming will be the team's next coach."
Xin Lancheng, who has replaced Li Yuanwei as chief executive of the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA), is keeping an open mind.
"Whoever fits the team or whoever brings the team to a greater success, then it is he who will be appointed as new coach, no matter if he's Chinese or not," Xin said.
"We have no argument in appointing foreign coaches or not."
Kazlauskas led China into the knockout round of the 2006 FIBA World Championship and steered them into the Quarter-Finals of last year’s Olympics.
He was introduced to the media earlier this week as the new coach of Greece.
Die Liebe wird eine Krankheit, wenn man sie als eine Heilung sieht
Artificial Nature
To get ready for this year's Fiba-asia tournament.Team China anounced that it has arranged several friendly games with five countries for both men and women's basketball team.Those five countris are Lithuania,Australia,Canada,USA and an unkown country.There will be 9 games for Chinese women's basketball team to play and 8 games for men's team
http://www.fiba.com/pages/eng/fc/new...9701/arti.htmlCHN – Gong still a strong candidate for China job
BEIJING (FIBA Asia Championship/2010 FIBA World Championship) – Media speculation is growing in China that former women’s national team boss Gong Luming will be handed the reins to the men’s side for this summer’s FIBA Asia Championship.
Gong is on the shortlist of candidates with three CBA coaches: Guangdong’s Li Chunjiang, Liaoning’s Guo Shiqiang and Bayi’s Adijan Chang Bin.
The Chinese Basketball Association (CBA), meanwhile, has let everyone know what they are looking for as the replacement for Jonas Kazlauskas, the Lithuanian coach who guided China at the 2006 FIBA World Championship and last year’s Olympics.
The CBA published “The Notice of Recommendation and Self-recommendation on 2009 Chinese Men’s Basketball Coach” and revealed the qualifications for the job which will not have come as a surprise to anyone.
According to the CBA notice, candidates need to have a respectable public image and have prestige in basketball. They must have political awareness and work with dignity, honesty, devotion.
A high level of academic achievement with distinguished training skills and abundant tactical experience is required. Candidates should have a profound knowledge on the trends in international basketball.
Coaching hopefuls must have good communication skills. The candidates should also have trained players for high level international competitions like the Olympics, Asian Games or Asian Championships.
The right candidate should also have served as a national team or youth national team coach, or should have been at the helm of a CBA club for at least three years with good results.
Die Liebe wird eine Krankheit, wenn man sie als eine Heilung sieht
Artificial Nature
Adil Jan and Zhang Bin are two different people...Bayi’s Adijan Chang Bin
aim low, score high
http://www.fiba.com/pages/eng/fc/new...9753/arti.htmlCHN – GONG! China narrow the list
BEIJING (CBA) - Four men now have a chance to replace Jonas Kazlauskas as the coach of China’s national team and Gong Luming is not among them.
Gong, the former coach of China’s women’s team, was according to the country’s media the hot favorite to take over but he has withdrawn his name from consideration.
The CBA Administrative Center has revealed that Liaoning coach Guo Shiqing, Guangdong’s Li Chunjiang, Zhejiang’s Guang Fei and Beijing’s Min Lulei are now the only men on the list of candidates.
The announcement by Gong has taken everyone by surprise.
He was, according to media reports, a close personal friend of Xin Lancheng, the director of the Chinese Basketball Administrative Center, and was therefore the leading candidate.
But Gong spoke at length about the China coaching position to TITAN and said: "I haven’t received any information. Nobody has talked to me about it. I took it as a joke myself.
"The media created this hype that I was in a very good relationship with Xin Lancheng, and it almost became true.
"Actually, I haven’t had much contact with him. The years that have passed since he left (the CBA,) I haven’t been in contact with him.
"Plus, what kind of logic is it that you can be the national team coach because you are in good relationship with your boss?"
Gong had some interesting things to say about the position, and the job that Lithuanian Jonas Kazlauskas had done.
"Jonas is a clever coach who could discover the problem of the national team," Gong said.
"But he couldn’t put his tactics into practical use for the national team as outdated training methods had already formed the players.
"Jonas divided his tactics into many different, relatively easy ones. And then, the teams changed a lot.
"But it also has disadvantages: once your rivals become familiar with you, it wouldn’t work anymore.
"Therefore, the problem of Chinese basketball lies deep in its roots.
"It won’t be solved with one or two good coaches.
"Now the (CBA) Center calls for the ‘Whole Nation System’ that reinforces the importance of reserves and youth."
Die Liebe wird eine Krankheit, wenn man sie als eine Heilung sieht
Artificial Nature
CNT2009 Roster!
the 19 player list seems unbelievble ....
Yao Ming
Yi Jianlian
Sun yue
Wang Zhizhi
Zhu Fangyu
Du Feng
Wang Shipeng
Chen Jianghua
Zhou Peng
Zhang Kai
Qiu Biao
Yi Li
Hu Xuefeng
Xu Guochong
Zhang Qingpeng
Li Xiaoxu
Liu Wei
Ding Jinghui
Xin Lancheng,you are genius......
why so is there something wrong or so?
Yao obviously need rest.
And without Yao this list has no center,play Yi on the C again?
ps:I also think it's time for Wang Zhizhi to retire from CNT.
Note:the coach of CNT is not decided yet(at least not published)..What a genius Xin Lancheng is....
What is the source of this list? Zhang Kai plays center for Dongguan, and is a better rebounder than Wang Zhizhi, who can also play center. Li Xiaoxu played mostly center for Liaoning until Chris Alexander joined the team. Though his position against European or American competition is power forward, Li can play center against Asian competition. From a picture at last year's Asian U-18 championship, Li's basketball height appears bigger than 205cm, more like 208-210 cm, and he appears to be a widebody.
Liaoning's Guo Shiqiang is the new NT coach.
Last edited by rikhardur; 05-05-2009 at 11:19 PM.
Die Liebe wird eine Krankheit, wenn man sie als eine Heilung sieht
Artificial Nature
can he puts some new players in to replace Yao or Wang zhizhi
Firstly the list is nothing but rumours. Secondly what's the big deal if Yao was named to the roster? It just means that he's good enough to make the team. Whether he'll play or not will be seen. Yao is doing great in the playoffs but every game seems to be getting minor injuries that scare lots of people. I agree he needs rest, but if he is named to the roster it doesn't automatically mean he is forced to play, jeez.
aim low, score high
some infos about Team China 2009 friendly games:
Team China will assembled early in June in Beijing and there will be 8friendly games in the middle of July .Opponents have been identified, namely the Melbourne Tigers, the Lithuanian national team and the Australian All-Star team.
2009 China "A" NT Roster
China "A" NT Roster:
Wang Zhizhi 214CM C
Zhang Songtao 212CM C
Yi Jianlian 212CM C/PF
Li Xiaoxu 206CM PF
Ding Jinghui 204CM PF/SF
Du Feng 206CM PF/SF
Zhu Fangyu 200CM SF
Yi Li 204CM SF
Wang Lei 200CM SF
Wang Shipeng 196CM SF/SG
Chen Jianghua 185CM PG
Hu Xuefeng 185CM PG
Zhang Qingpeng 187CM PG
Liu Wei 190CM PG
Sun Yue 205CM PG/SG
Head Coach: Guo ShiQiang
Assistants: Zhang Bin, Sun Jun
Special consultant: Brian Goorjian
The goal of the team is obviously to win FIBA-Asia at home. Worst case sceneario = qualify for the World Championship (i.e., finish in top 3). In 2007 the "B" squad was completely humiliated with a 10th place finish but this year China will come with a vengeance. The inclusion of Yi Jianlian and Wang Zhizhi already makes the team a clear favorite in Asia, even without Yao Ming (who deserved a long-overdue restful summer while healing that damned fracture).
As for the roster, not too much to talk about. The only new face is Yi Li, who played for 2007's FIBA-Asia "B" squad. TBH, he didn't have a good season at all, and at this stage of his career can no longer be said to "have potential". He's talented no doubt but unless he can get his acts together expect him to go home early. Same with Chen Jianghua. Ding Jinghui and Wang Lei both had pretty underwhelming seasons and they also should be grateful for still being given a chance.
They should have given Aoshen's Huo Nan a chance IMO. And Sun Yue better prove he can at least dominate Asian competition (Yi JianLian should do so without too much problem).
aim low, score high
This season Wang Lei is not too bad,the statistics are down though
They will cut 3 guys before the roster is set. Probably Zhang Song Tao, Yi Li, and a choice between Wang Lei or Ding Jing Hui.
with Yao absent,Zhang may stay,I think Chen Jianghua should be cut
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