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Day 2:
http://www.womensbasketball247.com/2018/08/centrobasket-day-2-august-21st/
Rosters to the best of my ability:
Cuba:
Fransy Ochoa, La Habana (Cuba)
Lisdeyvi Martinez, La Habana (Cuba)
Yamara Amargo, Sancti Spiritus (Cuba)
Dairis Tornell, La Habana (Cuba)
Marlen Cepeda, Sancti Spiritus (Cuba)
Leidys Oquendo, Camaguey (Cuba)
Suchitel Avila, La Habana (Cuba)
Maria Perez, Sancti Spiritus (Cuba)
Leanyi Becquer, La Habana (Cuba)
Yuniesky Bouly, Guantanamo (Cuba)
Anisleidy Galindo, Pinar Del Rio (Cuba)
Dominican Republic:
Charlenny Frias, Calero (Dominican Republic)
Jenifer Jimenez, Este (Dominican Republic)
Julady Zapata, Sur (Dominican Republic)
Yohanna Morton, club unknown, Robert Morris
Jennifer Estrella, La Vega (Dominican Republic)
Andreina Paniagua, Calero (Dominican Republic)
Genesis Evangelista, Mauricio Baez (Dominican Republic)
Flor Jones, Mauricio Baez (Dominican Republic)
Giocelis Reynoso, Isabela (Puerto Rico)/Tallina University (Estonia), Central Connecticut State
Yamile Rodriguez, Aros (Spain), East Tennessee State
Sugeiry Monsac, Guachupita (Dominican Republic), Robert Morris
Marian Soto, Sur (Dominican Republic)
Guatemala:
Natalie Larranaga, club unknown
Alma Lopez, club unknown
Krystha Cano, club unknown
Astrid Garcia, club unknown
Vicky Juarez, club unknown
Linda Gonzalez, San Luis Potosi Acereras (Mexico)
Cynthia Rivera, club unknown
Elizabeth Camacho, club unknown
Emily Rosales, club unknown
Luisa Rivas, club unknown
Sonia Vasquez, Aleman (Bolivia)
Ashley Rosales, club unknown
Bahamas:
Shaniqua Thompson, club unknown
Joette Fernander, Texas College (NAIA)
Arlia Greene, club unknown, Webber (NAIA)
Brea Forbes, Lees-McRae (DII)
Tracy Lewis, club unknown, Little Big Horn (JC)
Valicia Demeritte, Potter's House Christian Academy (FL)
Marvia Dean, Concordia University (Canada)
Sha-Londa Neely, Jacksonville
Ashley Moss, Concordia University (Canada)
Leashia Grant, Lakehead University (Canada), Texas Tech
Britenique Harrison, Operators (Bahamas), Benedict (DII)
Costa Rica:
Ana Matamoros, Goicoechea (Costa Rica)
Natalia Galvez, Coronado (Costa Rica)
Sofia Jimenez, Coronado (Costa Rica)
Monica Malavassi, Coronado (Costa Rica)
Raysie Miller, Coronado (Costa Rica)
Daniela Quesada, Coronado (Costa Rica)
Kathylee Pinnock, Illinois Central (JC)
Paula Reyna, Santo Domingo (Costa Rica)
Maria Mora, ITESM (Mexico)
Jennifer Sanchez, Santo Domingo (Costa Rica)
Paula Mora, University of Costa Rica (Costa Rica)
Maria Alfaro, Santo Domingo (Costa Rica)
Mexico:
Alejandra Arellano
Jackie Luna-Castro, Kallitheas (Greece)/Logan Thunder (Australia), College of Charleston
Kimberly Taylor, ITESM-CEM (Mexico)
Paola Beltran, Aguascalientes Lobas (Mexico)
Brisa Silva, Guanajato Mieleras (Mexico), Oklahoma State
Sofia Moreno, La Paz Reinas (Mexico)
Daniela Pardo, ITESM (Mexico)
Gladiana Avila, ITESM (Mexico)
Casandra Asencio, UMA (Mexico)
Jazmin Valenzuela, Nayarit Mexcaltecas (Mexico)
Claudia Ramos, Cal State Northridge
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 |
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CamrnCrz1974
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| Posted: 08/23/18 6:29 pm ::: |
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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 |
Wasn't Duke's Sofia Roma in the mix for one the spots for Puerto Rico? Or was she training for the FIBA World Cup?
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awhom111
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| Posted: 08/23/18 11:29 pm ::: |
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Semifinals:
http://www.womensbasketball247.com/2018/08/centrobasket-semifinals-august-23rd/
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| awhom111 wrote: |
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 |
Wasn't Duke's Sofia Roma in the mix for one the spots for Puerto Rico? Or was she training for the FIBA World Cup? |
Yes, I think she was part of the final cut from the provisional list to the final roster. They have three competitions this summer and they have made roster moves between so I think she is still in the conversation for the big tournament. Without access to all their possible post players, they have been scrambling a bit to figure out a solution. They somehow made it work last summer with Jones handling most of the minutes, but that's not really a long term plan.
No Bego Faz Davalos for Mexico either as they only carried 11 players. I thought that maybe she was on her way to be doing something else, but she appears to be trying to play professionally so her absence might be related to that goal. |
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Richyyy
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| Posted: 08/24/18 12:00 am ::: |
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| Would love to see a summary article of future WNBA prospects to watch for at the Worlds once more of the final squads start trickling out, awhom111. |
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awhom111
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| Posted: 08/24/18 7:45 pm ::: |
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Jennifer O'Neill was the difference in the Final:
http://www.womensbasketball247.com/2018/08/centrobasket-finals-august-24th/
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| Would love to see a summary article of future WNBA prospects to watch for at the Worlds once more of the final squads start trickling out, awhom111. |
Would you want to see older players who could sign as free agents too? This year's tournament looks set to feature an unusually large number of 2019 draft eligible players. Magbegor is already confirmed, Li and Han seem to be locks, we have the likes of Laksa, Smith, and technically Fasoula in college, and people like Christinaki and Conde who used to be in college. |
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Richyyy
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| Posted: 08/24/18 8:38 pm ::: |
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| awhom111 wrote: |
Jennifer O'Neill was the difference in the Final:
http://www.womensbasketball247.com/2018/08/centrobasket-finals-august-24th/
| Richyyy wrote: |
| Would love to see a summary article of future WNBA prospects to watch for at the Worlds once more of the final squads start trickling out, awhom111. |
Would you want to see older players who could sign as free agents too? This year's tournament looks set to feature an unusually large number of 2019 draft eligible players. Magbegor is already confirmed, Li and Han seem to be locks, we have the likes of Laksa, Smith, and technically Fasoula in college, and people like Christinaki and Conde who used to be in college. |
Well, the older players who could sign as free agents would basically be everybody else, so you're creating quite a job for yourself there  . Personally I'm most interested in the young prospects, but a summary of the stars who might one day make a WNBA appearance might be appreciated by readers as well.
I'm intrigued to see the Chinese youngsters up close, but I feel like there might be a fair bit of space around me in the stands for the morning Latvia-China game on the opening day... |
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