Oceania Basketball Championship 2005
Oceania Basketball Championship 2005 | |
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17th Oceania Basketball Championship | |
Number of nations | 2 |
Oceania Champion | Australia (15th title) |
venue | Auckland , Dunedin |
Opening game | August 17, 2005 |
Endgame | August 21, 2005 |
Games | 3 |
Basket points | 475 (∅: 158.33 per game) |
Most basket points | CJ Bruton (20.5 points) |
The Oceania Basketball Championship 2005 , the 17th Oceania Basketball Championship , took place between August 17 and 21, 2005 in Auckland and Dunedin , New Zealand , which hosted the championship for the eleventh time. The winner was Australia , which won the title for the 15th time. In the series, New Zealand could be beaten 3-0 wins.
Participating teams
number | position | Surname | Date of birth | size |
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4th | Pero Vasiljevic | 02/21/1978 | ||
5 | Jacob Holmes | 08/14/1983 | 1.98 meters | |
6th | F. | Brad Newley | 02/18/1985 | 1.99 meters |
7th | Peter Crawford | 11/06/1979 | 1.93 meters | |
7th | PF | Alex Loughton | 05/03/1983 | 2.06 meters |
8th | Brad Davidson | 05/17/1974 | ||
9 | PG | CJ Bruton | December 13, 1975 | 1.88 meters |
10 | G / F | Jason Smith | October 20, 1974 | 1.94 meters |
11 | Mark Worthington | 06/08/1983 | 2.02 meters | |
12 | F. | Glen Saville | January 17, 1976 | 1.99 meters |
13 | C. | David Andersen | 06/23/1980 | 2.10 meters |
14th | F. | Matt Nielsen | 02/03/1978 | 2.08 meters |
15th | C. | Wade Helliwell | 05/10/1978 | 2.12 meters |
number | position | Surname | Date of birth | size |
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4th | G | Mark Dickel | December 21, 1976 | 1.87 meters |
5 | SG | Aaron Olson | 05/11/1978 | 1.95 meters |
6th | G | Kirk Penney | 11/23/1980 | 1.96 meters |
7th | Brent Gilbert Charlton | 04/11/1982 | ||
7th | Michael George Homik | 07/06/1978 | ||
8th | SG | Phill Jones | 01/25/1974 | 1.97 meters |
9 | Lindsay Tait | 01/08/1982 | 1.90 meters | |
10 | F. | Dillon Boucher | December 27, 1975 | 1.95 meters |
11 | SF | Pero Cameron | 06/05/1974 | 2.00 meters |
12 | Mika Vukona | 05/13/1982 | 1.93 meters | |
13 | C. | Edward Frank Book | 09/23/1970 | 2.10 meters |
14th | PF | Craig Bradshaw | 07/28/1983 | 2.08 meters |
15th | C. | Tony Rampton | 05/30/1976 | 2.13 meters |
mode
The game was played in the form of a best-of-three series. The team that had two wins first became the Oceania basketball champions in 2005.
Results
August 17, 2005 7:30 pm |
report | New Zealand | 69 - 82 | Australia | Auckland |
Points per quarter: 15: 17 , 16: 25 , 20: 16 , 18: 24 | |||||
Points: Aaron Olson, Phill Jones 14 rebounds: Pero Cameron, Phill Jones, Tony Rampton 5 assists: Pero Cameron, Mark Dickel 4 |
Points: CJ Bruton 25 rebounds: Matt Nielsen, Glen Saville 8 assists: CJ Bruton 6 |
August 20, 2005 3:00 p.m. |
report | Australia | 82 - 71 | New Zealand | Auckland |
Points per quarter: 18: 20 , 16 : 9, 23 : 18, 25 : 24 | |||||
Points: Glen Saville 20 rebounds: Matt Nielsen 10 assists: Matt Nielsen 6 |
Points: Pero Cameron 16 rebounds: Dillon Boucher 10 assists: Tony Rampton 4 |
August 21, 2005 3:00 p.m. |
report | New Zealand | 80 - 91 | Australia | Dunedin |
Points per quarter: 17 : 12, 22: 22, 16: 30 , 25: 27 | |||||
Points: Phill Jones 16 rebounds: Tony Rampton 8 assists: Mark Dickel 5 |
Points: David Andersen, Brad Newley 22 rebounds: David Andersen 6 assists: Brad Davidson 6 |
Champion Australia |
15th championship |
statistics
Individual statistics
Points
Rebounds
Assists
Blocks
Steals
Collective Statistics
Points
total | per game | ||||
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space | Surname | number | space | Surname | average |
1 | Australia | 255 | 1 | Australia | 85.0 |
2 | New Zealand | 220 | 2 | New Zealand | 73.3 |
Rebounds
total | per game | ||||
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space | Surname | number | space | Surname | average |
1 | Australia | 105 | 1 | Australia | 35.0 |
2 | New Zealand | 103 | 2 | New Zealand | 34.3 |
Assists
total | per game | ||||
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space | Surname | number | space | Surname | average |
1 | New Zealand | 48 | 1 | New Zealand | 16.0 |
2 | Australia | 45 | 2 | Australia | 15.0 |
Blocks
total | per game | ||||
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space | Surname | number | space | Surname | average |
1 | Australia | 11 | 1 | Australia | 3.7 |
2 | New Zealand | 8th | 2 | New Zealand | 2.7 |
Steals
total | per game | ||||
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space | Surname | number | space | Surname | average |
1 | New Zealand | 34 | 1 | New Zealand | 11.3 |
2 | Australia | 23 | 2 | Australia | 7.7 |
Final placement
rank | team |
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1 | Australia |
2 | New Zealand |
Australia qualified by triumphing 3-0 for the 2006 World Basketball Championship in Japan .
Web links
- 2005 Oceanian Championship for Men - competition page in the FIBA archive ( English )