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PostPosted: 09/17/18 5:23 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Curious how Australia does without a legit PG. Do they still win their group over Turkey?



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PostPosted: 09/17/18 5:36 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
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FIBA launches official FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2018 app, offering personalized fan experience


http://www.fiba.basketball/womensbasketballworldcup/2018/news/fiba-launches-official-fiba-womens-basketball-world-cup-2018-app-offering-personalized-fan-experience



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PostPosted: 09/17/18 5:45 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
toad455 wrote:
Curious how Australia does without a legit PG. Do they still win their group over Turkey?

The Turks have been much more of a mess in recent times than the Aussies. I'll take the team starting Cambage at center over the one starting Quanitra Hollingsworth. Comfortably.



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PostPosted: 09/17/18 11:42 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
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Any word as to whether Angela Salvadores made Spain's squad?


She was never really under consideration. It has allowed to join her club team right at the start of training camp, which should get her a solid start on that front.
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PostPosted: 09/19/18 1:19 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Will these games be streamed for free anywhere?
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PostPosted: 09/19/18 5:28 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
What is the one thing each team is missing at the #FIBAWWC ? - Paul Nilsen (Women's Basketball Worldwide)

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The curtain is about to be raised on the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2018 and here is a list of what each nation is missing as they prepare to get their respective campaigns underway.


http://www.fiba.basketball/en/news/what-is-the-one-thing-each-team-is-missing-at-the-fibawwc
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PostPosted: 09/20/18 11:51 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Is there a channel on tv to watch these games?



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PostPosted: 09/20/18 12:26 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Force10rulz wrote:
Is there a channel on tv to watch these games?

Not many of them (without streaming ESPN+ to your TV):
awhom111 wrote:
Looking at the advance ESPN listings, it looks like all group play and the first round of playoffs will be on ESPN+. ESPNU lists one quarterfinal and one semifinals with the others on ESPN+. The final is currently listed for ESPN.



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PostPosted: 09/20/18 3:42 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Media day photos:
http://www.fiba.basketball/womensbasketballworldcup/2018/#iset=8d642430-f76a-4eab-89ad-87cb00443d10&iid=4a460eee-f726-473e-a059-c0a22e0696f7



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PostPosted: 09/20/18 4:58 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Here's another (new-ish) streaming source for all FIBA WWC games:
https://watch.dazn.com/en-CA/sports/?dclid=CjgKEAjwio3dBRDDoKHD-8PBzlwSJADCDGQXL-4oMBRLBb1OLCru9KbK4Jf0bepE-fPmmlt08JdxavD_BwE

$20/month, first month is free...not a bootleg site, it's run by former ESPN honcho John Skipper.



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PostPosted: 09/20/18 5:27 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Games will be on:

http://www.livebasketball.tv/

And i think some games will be on the FIBA Youtube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilgv17ygl3c



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PostPosted: 09/20/18 6:03 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Just a warning to say always check the blackout rules and exact territories where things are available before handing over the cash to any of these places. Otherwise you'll end up needing to mess around with a VPN to watch something that you've already paid for.

ETA: The YouTube links are apparently geo-restricted to be available in: Belarus, Finland, Germany, United Kingdom, Iceland, Netherlands, Romania, Sweden, Ukraine, Bahamas, India, Kazakhstan. Or anywhere, if you can make them believe your computer is in one of those places, obviously Wink.



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PostPosted: 09/20/18 6:03 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
just throwing this out there, but anyone else find it odd that the USA has never hosted this tournament? Maybe in 2022?



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PostPosted: 09/20/18 6:17 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
toad455 wrote:
just throwing this out there, but anyone else find it odd that the USA has never hosted this tournament? Maybe in 2022?

It's kinda like those debates we always have over hosting the All-Star game - you have to want it and bid for it. Given the money and hoopla the US could put behind it, I doubt FIBA would be against the idea.

2018 was between Spain and Israel - the former eventually deciding to put it on an island off the coast of Africa which barely had good enough facilities, while the latter would've been a controversial choice and would've required evading the bombs and gunfire. This isn't the highest level of competition.



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As requested by Richyyy:
http://www.womensbasketball247.com/2018/09/young-players-to-watch-at-world-cup/

15 players on rosters are still draft-eligible.

FIBA has not issued the roster confirmation notice, but here is what is currently on each team's roster page:

Canada:
Miah-Marie Langlois, Dynamo Novosibirsk (Russia)
Kia Nurse, Connecticut/New York Liberty
Bridget Carleton, Iowa State
Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe, Nantes (France), Simon Fraser (DII) and WNBA (2017)
Kim Smith, Mondeville (France), Utah and WNBA (2006-2008)
Miranda Ayim, Landes (France), Pepperdine and WNBA (2011)
Nirra Fields, Gyor (Hungary), UCLA and WNBA (2016)
Natalie Achonwa, Woori Bank (South Korea)/Indiana Fever, Notre Dame
Jamie Weisner, Ferrol (Spain), Oregon State and WNBA (2016)
Shay Colley, Michigan State
Michelle Plouffe, Tarbes (France), Utah
Ruth Hamblin, Adelaide Lightning (Australia)/Bourges (France), Oregon State and WNBA (2016)

France:
Olivia Epoupa, Galatasaray (Turkey)
Endy Miyem, Schio (Italy)/Minnesota Lynx
Sandrine Gruda, Yakin Dogu University (Turkey), WNBA (2008-2010, 2014, 2016-2017)
Helena Ciak, Dynamo Kursk (Russia)
Sarah Michel, Bourges (France)
Valeriane Ayayi, Bourges (France), WNBA (2015)
Alexis Chartereau, Bourges (France)
Marine Johannes, Bourges (France)
Marieme Badiane, Lyon (France)
Alix Duchet, Nice (France)
Romane Bernies, Lattes Montpellier (France)
Diandra Tchatchouang, Bourges (France), Maryland and Drafted 20th in 2013 by San Antonio Stars

Greece:
Evdokia Stamati, Olympiakos (Greece)
Lolita Lymoura, PAOK (Greece)
Anna Spyridopoulou, Olympiakos (Greece)
Pinelopi Pavalopoulou, Washington State
Evanthia Maltsi, Olympiakos (Greece), WNBA (2007)
Angeliki Nikolopoulou, Olympiakos (Greece)
Katerina Sotiriou, Olympiakos (Greece)
Afroditi Kosma, Olympiakos (Greece)
Artemis Spanou, Polkowice (Poland), Robert Morris
Styliani Kaltsidou, Olympiakos (Greece)
Eleanna Christinaki, Maryland
Mariella Fasoula, Vanderbilt

South Korea (family name first when applicable):
Park Ha-Na, Samsung Life (South Korea)
Park Ji-Hyun, Soongeui Girls' High School (South Korea)
Kang Lee-Seul, KEB-Hanabank (South Korea)
Sim Sung-Young, Korea Bank (South Korea)
Choi Eun-Sil, Woori Bank (South Korea)
Park Hye-Jin, Woori Bank (South Korea)
Baek Ji-Eun, KEB-Hanabank (South Korea)
Kim Dan-Bi, Shinhan Bank (South Korea)
Lim Yung-Hui, Woori Bank (South Kora)
Kim Jung-Eun, Woori Bank (South Korea)
Park Ji-Su, Korea Bank (South Korea)/Las Vegas Aces
Kim Roberson, Samsung Life (South Korea), Indiana

Argentina:
Macarena Rosset, Obras (Argentina)
Macarena Durso, Presidente Venceslau (Brazil)/Berazategui (Argentina)
Victoria Llorente, Gernika (Spain)/Velez Sarsfield (Argentina)
Andrea Boquete, Obras (Argentina)
Celia Fiorotto, Berazategui (Argentina)
Agostina Burani, Union Florida (Argentina)
Melisa Gretter, Vera Cruz Campinas (Brazil)/Union Florida (Argentina)
Ornella Santana, Tias (Spain)/Berazategui (Argentina)
Debora Gonzalez, Napoli (Italy)/Velez Sarsfield (Argentina)
Mara Marchizotti, Bishop's University (Canada)/Tomas Rocamora (Argentina)
Agustina Leiva, Presidente Venceslau (Brazil)/Berazategui (Argentina)
Natacha Perez, Las Heras Mendoza (Argentina)

Australia:
Jenna O'Hea, Melbourne Boomers (Australia), WNBA (2011-2016)
Steph Talbot, Mondeville (France)/Phoenix Mercury
Tess Madgen, Dandenong Rangers (Australia), WNBA (2015)
Liz Cambage, Melbourne Boomers (Australia)/Dallas Wings
Bec Allen, Lyon (France)/New York Liberty
Katie-Rae Ebzery, Sydney Flames (Australia)
Alanna Smith, Stanford
Alex Bunton, no club
Ezi Magbegor, Canberra Capitals (Australia)/Diamond Valley Eagles (Australia)
Tessa Lavey, Dandenong Rangers (Australia)/Dandenong Rangers (Australia)
Cayla Francis, Townsville Fire (Australia)/Dallas Wings
Sami Whitcomb, Perth Lynx (Australia)/Seattle Storm, Washington

Nigeria:
Sarah Ogoke, Celta Vigo (Spain), Southern Polytechnic (NAIA)
Nkechi Akashili, First Bank (Nigeria)
Aisha Mohammed, Istanbul University (Turkey), Virginia
Promise Amukamara, Alexandria (Romania), Arizona State
Adaora Elonu, Avenida (Spain)/Atlanta Dream, Texas A&M
Elo Edeferioka, Georgia Tech
Evelyn Akhator, Dynamo Novosibirsk (Russia), Kentucky and WNBA (2017)
Nkem Akaraiwe, First Bank (Nigeria)
Atonye Nyingifa, Manati Athenians (Puerto Rico)/Hapoel Ironi Rishon Lezion (Israel), UCLA
Ezinne Kalu, Vasas (Hungary), Savannah State
Sarah Imovbioh, Pecs (Hungary), South Carolina
Cecilia Okoye, Oviedo (Spain), McNeese State

Turkey:
Asena Yalcin, Mersin (Turkey)
Ayse Cora, Fenerbahce (Turkey)
Olcay Cakir, Yakin Dogu University (Turkey), Drafted 27th in 2013 by New York Liberty
Cansu Koksal, Yakin Dogu University (Turkey)
Bahar Caglar, Yakin Dogu University (Turkey)
Isil Alben, Galatasaray (Turkey)
Tugce Canitez, Fenerbahce (Turkey), Westmont (NAIA)
Quanitra Hollingsworth, Yakin Dogu University (Turkey), VCU and WNBA (2009-2011, 2013, 2015)
Tilbe Senyurek, Fenerbahce (Turkey)
Merve Aydin, Hatay (Turkey)
Ilayda Guner, Istanbul University (Turkey)
Esra Ural, Fenerbahce (Turkey)

Belgium:
Kim Mestdagh, Avenida (Spain), Colorado State
Antonia Delaere, Braine (Belgium)
Hatty Nahwezhi, Iraurgi (Spain), Northwestern Oklahoma A&M (JC)
Marjorie Carpreaux, Braine (Belgium)
Emma Meesseman, Ekaterinburg (Russia), WNBA (2013-2017)
Ann Wauters, Yakin Dogu University (Turkey), WNBA (2000-2002, 2004-2005, 2008-2009, 2012, 2016)
Kyara Linksens, Nymburk (Czech Republic)
Hanne Mestdagh, Namur (Belgium), Colorado State
Heleen Nauwelaers, Mondeville (France)
Julie Vanloo, Lyon (France)
Jana Raman, Willebroek (Belgium)
Julie Allemand, Lyon (France), Drafted 33rd in 2016 by Indiana Fever

Japan:
Moeko Nagaoka, Antelopes (Japan)
Manami Fujioka, Sunflowers (Japan)
Saki Mizushima, Antelopes (Japan)
Maki Takada, Iris (Japan)
Rui Machida, Red Wave (Japan)
Nako Motohashi, Vickies (Japan)
Mika Kurihara, Antelopes (Japan)
Evelyn Mawuli, Antelopes (Japan)
Haruno Nemoto, Koalas (Japan)
Yuki Miyazawa, Sunflowers (Japan)
Himawari Akaho, Iris (Japan)
Monica Okoye, Iris (Japan)

Puerto Rico:
Jennifer O'Neill, Bydgoszcz (Poland), Kentucky and WNBA (2015)
Tayra Melendez, Aguada Santeras (Puerto Rico), Rhode Island
Anushka Maldonado, club unknown, Southern Oregon (NAIA)
Pamela Rosado, Morovis Mountaineers (Puerto Rico)
Ali Gibson, club unknown, Oregon State
Michelle Gonzalez, Morovis Mountaineers (Puerto Rico), FIU
Dayshalee Salaman, Aguada Santeras (Puerto Rico)/Obras (Argentina), Lincoln Memorial (DII)
Mari Placido, Aguada Santeras (Puerto Rico)
Ashley Perez, no club, James Madison
Yolanda Jones, Carolina Giants (Puerto Rico), Louisiana-Lafayette
Jazmon Gwathmey, KEB Hanabank (South Korea)/Indiana Fever, James Madison
Isalys Quinones, Dartmouth

Spain:
Laura Nicholls, Avenida (Spain)
Cristina Ouvina, Bourges (France)
Silvia Dominguez, Avenida (Spain)
Alba Torrens, Ekaterinburg (Russia), Drafted 36th in 2009 by Connecticut Sun
Laia Palau, Dandenong Rangers (Australia)/Bourges (France)
Marta Xargay, USK Prague (Czech Republic), WNBA (2015-2016)
Laura Gil, Avenida (Spain)
Anna Cruz, Dynamo Kursk (Russia), WNBA (2014-2016)
Queralt Casas, Landes (France)
Belen Arrojo, Sant Adria (Spain)
Bea Sanchez, Ferrol (Spain)
Astou Ndour, Ragusa (Italy)/Chicago Sky

China (family names first):
Yang Liwei, Guangdong (China)
Li Yuan, Shandong (China)
Wang Siyu, Shandong (China)
Shao Ting, Beijing (China)
Wang Xuemeng, Bayi (China)
Li Meng, Shenyang (China)
Ma Xueya, Shanxi (China)
Huang Sijing, Guangdong (China)
Liu Jiacen, Heilongjiang (China)
Sun Mengran, Bayi (China)
Li Yueru, Guangdong (China)
Han Xu, Tsinghua University (China)

Latvia:
Dita Rozenberga, Battipaglia (Italy)
Elina Babkina, Sleza Wroclaw (Poland), Drafted 29th in 2011 by Los Angeles Sparks
Gunta Basko, TTT Riga (Latvia), Siena
Aija Putnina, Mersin (Turkey), Colorado
Anete Steinberga, Braine (Belgium), UTEP
Aija Brumermane, Landerneau (France)
Ieva Krastina, TTT Riga (Latvia)
Kristine Vitola, Gdynia (Poland), UTEP
Kitija Laksa, South Florida
Kate Kreslina, TTT Riga (Latvia), Fordham
Baiba Eglite, TTT Riga (Latvia), UTEP
Digna Strautmane, Syracuse

Senegal:
Ndeye Khadidiatou Dieng, Dakar University (Senegal), Auburn
Oumou Khairy Thiam, Santa Maria (Ecuador), Southern Nazarene (DII)
Oumou Khairy Sarr, Gipuzkoa (Spain)/Santa Maria (Ecuador)
Bintou Dieme, Hainaut (France)
Mame Diodio Diouf, Gran Canaria (Spain)
Astou Traore, Girona (Spain)
Maimouna Diarra, Zamarat (Spain), WNBA (2017)
Mame Marie Sy, Villeneuve (France)
Yacine Diop, Pitt
Aminata Fall, Geneva (Switzerland), Southern Nazarene (DII)
Ndeye Fatou Ndiaye, Dakar University (Senegal)
Aicha Sidibe, Ville de Dakar (Senegal)

I think all clubs are actually confirmed for once.
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PostPosted: 09/21/18 3:55 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
awhom111 wrote:
As requested by Richyyy:
http://www.womensbasketball247.com/2018/09/young-players-to-watch-at-world-cup/

15 players on rosters are still draft-eligible.


Nice summary. I did not realize that Christinaki turns 22 next year. She's an interesting player -- talented but obviously high maintenance. Worth a roll of the dice in the 2nd or 3rd round.



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PostPosted: 09/21/18 7:46 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Muchas gracias, awhom111. The extent of the young prospects at this tournament does add another level of interest.

Hola from Tenerife, by the way Smile.



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root_thing wrote:
awhom111 wrote:
As requested by Richyyy:
http://www.womensbasketball247.com/2018/09/young-players-to-watch-at-world-cup/

15 players on rosters are still draft-eligible.


Nice summary. I did not realize that Christinaki turns 22 next year. She's an interesting player -- talented but obviously high maintenance. Worth a roll of the dice in the 2nd or 3rd round.


She will actually turn 22 this year. She's in the Diamond DeShields situation and could have declared, but did not decide to leave until after the draft so she's automatically in the next one.
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PostPosted: 09/21/18 9:00 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote
So in terms of draft prospects to watch, we have:

Ezi Magbegor, AUS
Alanna Smith, AUS(Stanford)
Li Yueru, CHN
Bridget Carleton, CAN(Iowa St.)
Eleanna Christinaki, GRE(Maryland)
Mariella Fasoula, GRE(Vanderbilt)
Isalys Quinones, PUR(Dartmouth)
Kitija Laksa, LAT(South Florida)
Yacine Diop, SEN(Pitt)

Did I miss anyone?



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And did Ramu Tokashiki not make the Japan team? Is she injured?



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toad455 wrote:
So in terms of draft prospects to watch, we have:

Ezi Magbegor, AUS
Alanna Smith, AUS(Stanford)
Li Yueru, CHN
Bridget Carleton, CAN(Iowa St.)
Eleanna Christinaki, GRE(Maryland)
Mariella Fasoula, GRE(Vanderbilt)
Isalys Quinones, PUR(Dartmouth)
Kitija Laksa, LAT(South Florida)
Yacine Diop, SEN(Pitt)

Did I miss anyone?


From the little that I've seen of them, I actually like Han Xu better than Li Yueru. However, Han is really skinny -- like Bonner, LaToya Sanders skinny. I doubt she has the wiry strength of Bonner and Sanders, so she'd be better off staying overseas for a couple of years if drafted.



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PostPosted: 09/22/18 6:38 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
What's everyone think of Magbegor? She still looks pretty raw but the tools are there...
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Watching the Opals struggle big time when their 3pointers are not falling.
Why is this Smith player thinking she is the go to player for the Opals? Shooting or driving every time that she touches the ball Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes



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PostPosted: 09/22/18 8:01 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Johannes from France plays with a swag that reminds me of a young Taurasi Laughing Fun player to watch and if she matures a little bit she might be a good prospect for the WNBA



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PostPosted: 09/22/18 8:26 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote
Nigeria played well against Australia. Akhator actually played solid D against Cambage. Maybe she's trying to get another shot in the W next season.



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