Summer Universiade 2015 / basketball

Universiade 2015
basketball
Number of nations	23 men's selections / 16 women's selections
winner	United States (both men and women)
venue	Gwangju
Opening game	4th July 2015
Endgame	July 13, 2015
Games	Men: 88 / women: 48
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There were two basketball competitions at the 2015 Summer Universiade , one for men and one for women. A total of 464 participants were divided between 23 selection teams and 16 women's selections. The men's competition started with group games on July 4th, 2015, and the women started their competition one day later. Both competitions ended with the gold medal final on July 13, with both competitions being won by the United States selections. The men's selection of the United States, which was made up of two guest players from the university selection of the University of Kansas , needed two extensions of five minutes each for the last and longest basketball game of this Universiade to defeat the German A2 selection, the first time since the summer Universiade in 1989 again won a medal. In addition, the Swiss student selection from a German-speaking country took part, after a total of three wins in eight tournament games, they achieved 18th place out of 23 participants in the men's competition.

Medals

gender	gold	silver	bronze
Women	United States	Canada	Russia
Men	United States	Germany	Russia

Medalists women

Gold medal presentation of the women

Universiade winners

United States Squad at the 2015 Universiade

player No. Surname birth size info Calls society Guards ( PG , SG ) 3 Jordin Canada 08/11/1995 173 UCLA Bruins 5 Chanise Jenkins 11/29/1992 165 DePaul Blue Demons 6th Courtney Williams 05/11/1994 173 South Florida Bulls 8th Katie Hempen 05/18/1993 175 Arizona State Sun Devils Forwards ( SF , PF ) 7th Nina Davis 07/12/1994 180 Baylor Lady Bears 9 Diamond DeShields 05.03.1995 185 Tennessee Lady Volunteers 10 Aerial Powers January 17, 1994 182 Michigan State Spartans 12 Sydney meadow 06/16/1995 183 Oregon State Beavers Center ( C ) 11 Erica McCall 08/21/1995 191 Stanford Cardinal 13 Courtney Range 03/22/1995 191 California Golden Bears 14th Mercedes Russell 07/27/1995 198 Tennessee Lady Volunteers 15th Brionna Jones 12/18/1995 192 Maryland Terrapins

Trainer Nat. Surname position Joseph McKeown Head coach Tanya Warren Assistant trainer Holly Warlick Assistant trainer Legend Abbr. meaning Team captain swell League homepage As of July 3, 2015

more medalists

medal	NOK	player
	Canada	Dakota Whyte, Samantha Hill, Korissa Williams ( ), Laura Dally, Karly Roser, Meg Wilson, Michelle Hudyn, Quinn Urbaniak-Dornstauder, Omowunmi Agunbiade, Adut Bulgak , Abigail Fogg, Ruth Hamblin ; Responsible trainer: Fabian McKenzie
	Russia	Darja Namok , Alexandra Stoljar, Evgenia Finogentowa, Maria Kajtukowa, Wiktoria Medwedewa, Anastasia Schilowa ( ), Olga A. Novikowa, Marita Dawidowa, Xenia Tichonenko , Olesja Sedleckaja, Julia Gladkowa, Julia Polujanowa; Responsible trainer: Alexander Wasin

Medalists men

Universiade winner

United States Squad at the 2015 Universiade

player No. Surname birth size info Calls society Guards ( PG , SG ) 0 Frank Mason III 04/03/1994 180 1 Wayne Selden 09/30/1994 196 2 LaGerald Vick 01/12/1997 198 3 Nic Moore 07/01/1992 175 SMU Mustangs 5 Evan Manning 02/24/1993 191 11 Tyler Self 11/04/1993 188 Forwards ( SF , PF ) 12 Julian DeBose 04/28/1992 198 FGCU Eagles 15th Carlton Bragg 12/14/1995 198 31 Jamari Traylor 06/24/1992 203 34 Perry Ellis 09/14/1993 203 Center ( C ) 33 Landing Lucas 10/03/1993 208 42 Hunter Mickelson 03/05/1992 208

Trainer Nat. Surname position Bill Self Head coach Norm Roberts Assistant coach Legend Abbr. meaning Team captain swell League homepage As of July 7, 2015

Unless otherwise stated, all players from the United States are students of the University of Kansas and have been active there in the NCAA for the long- standing Jayhawks . Of the Jayhawks, the foreign players Swjatoslaw Mychajljuk , Cheick Diallo and Dwight Coleby were not eligible to play for the Universiade and were absent, as was the injured Devonte 'Graham .

other medalists

medal	NOK	player
	Germany	Konstantin Klein ( ), Niklas Geske , Dennis Kramer , Mathis Mönninghoff , Maurice Pluskota , Kevin Bright , Stephan Haukohl , Maodo Lô , Bogdan Radosavljević , David Brembly , Hans Brase , Johannes Thiemann ; Responsible trainer: Henrik Rödl ; Assistant: Kay Blümel
	Russia	Denis Sakharov , Artyom Komolow, Alexander Gudumak , Nikita Barinow, Viktor Sarjaschko , Stanislaw Ilynitsky , Artyom Klimenko , Artyom Vichrow , Andrei Desjatnikow , Ivan Strebkow , Pavel Antipow , Mikhail Kulagin ; Responsible trainer: Vasily Karassjow

Results

• Results in italics were obtained after renewal

Competition of women

Women's preliminary group A

space	team	Games	Victories	Dutch	Points for	Points against	Point difference	Points	Elimination round
1	Canada	3	3	0	229	151	+78	6th	Medal round		-	70 -65	94 -42	65 -44
2	Hungary	3	2	1	223	169	+54	5			65- 70	-	88 -55	70 -44
3	South Korea	3	1	2	177	246	−69	4th	Placement round		42- 94	55- 88	-	80 -64
4th	Mozambique	3	0	3	152	215	−63	3			44- 65	44- 70	64- 80	-

Women's preliminary group B

space	team	Games	Victories	Dutch	Points for	Points against	Point difference	Points	Elimination round
1	United States	3	3	0	262	197	+65	6th	Medal round		-	92 -54	80 -68	90 -75
2	Czech Republic	3	2	1	213	219	−6	5			54- 92	-	65 -56	94 -71
3	Italy	3	1	2	207	194	+13	4th	Placement round		68- 80	56- 65	-	83 -49
4th	People's Republic of China	3	0	3	195	267	−72	3			75- 90	71- 94	49- 83	-

Women's preliminary group C

space	team	Games	Victories	Dutch	Points for	Points against	Point difference	Points	Elimination round
1	Russia	3	3	0	221	156	+65	6th	Medal round		-	71 -65	75 -45	75 -46
2	Japan	3	2	1	204	186	+18	5			65- 71	-	71 -51	68 -64
3	Sweden	3	1	2	160	201	−41	4th	Placement round		45- 75	51- 71	-	64 -55
4th	Mexico	3	0	3	165	207	−42	3			46- 75	64- 68	55- 64	-

Women's preliminary group D

space	team	Games	Victories	Dutch	Points for	Points against	Point difference	Points	Elimination round
1	Australia	3	3	0	290	133	+157	6th	Medal round		-	77 -62	85 -40	128 -31
2	Chinese Taipei	3	2	1	248	213	+35	5			62- 77	-	86 -81	100 -55
3	Brazil	3	1	2	214	230	−16	4th	Placement round		40- 85	81- 86	-	93 -59
4th	Uganda	3	0	3	145	321	−176	3			31- 128	55- 100	59- 93	-

Women's placement round for places 9 to 16

Quarter finals

Semifinals

Play for 9th to 12th place

B3

Italy

70

A4

Mozambique

37

July 9

B3

Italy

79

C4

Mexico

65

D3

Brazil

65

10th of July

C4

Mexico

72

Endgame

July 9

B3

Italy

52

C3

Sweden

47

C3

Sweden

85

July 12

D4

Uganda

40

July 9

C3

Sweden

74

B4

China

64

3rd place match

A3

South Korea

67

10th of July

C4

Mexico

61

B4

People's Republic of China

99

B4

China

79

July 9

July 12

Placement games for places 13 to 16

Loser semifinals					Play for places 13 to 16
A3	South Korea	77
D4	Uganda	71			Endgame
10th of July					A3	South Korea	58
					D3	Brazil	65
D3	Brazil	87			July 12
A4	Mozambique	42
10th of July					3rd place match
					D4	Uganda	41
					A4	Mozambique	60
					July 12

Women's medal round

Quarter finals

Semifinals

Play for the medals

A1

Canada

61

B2

Czech Republic

53

July 9

A1

Canada

70

C1

Russia

60

C1

Russia

77

July 11th

D2

Chinese Taipei

68

Endgame

July 9

A1

Canada

63

D1

United States

82

D1

Australia

71

July 13th

C2

Japan

83

July 9

C2

Japan

98

B1

United States

102

3rd place match

B1

United States

84

July 11th

C1

Russia

71

A2

Hungary

43

C2

Japan

60

July 9

July 12

Game for third place and the bronze medals

July 12, 2015 9:00 p.m.		Russia 71 , Japan 60			Dongkang College
		Points per quarter: 20 : 18, 20 : 9, 16 : 15, 15: 18
		Points per half-time: 40 : 27, 31: 33 .
		Points: W. Medvedeva 14 rebounds: X. Tikhonenko 13 assists: W. Medvedeva 3		Points: Mio Shinozaki 13 rebounds: M. Honda, R. Nun-Ira 6 assists: Aya Tsurumi 3

Final game for gold and silver medals

July 13, 2015 9:00 p.m.		Canada 63, United States 82			Yeomju High School
		Points per quarter: 11: 13 , 12: 18 , 22 : 17, 18: 34
		Points per half-time: 23: 31 , 40: 51 .
		Points: Whyte 20 rebounds: Bulgak 16 assists: Whyte 6		Points: Powers 27 rebounds: C. Williams 10 assists: Canada 3

Placement games for places five to eight

Loser semifinals					Play for places 5 to 8
B2	Czech Republic	82
D2	Chinese Taipei	75			Endgame
10th of July					B2	Czech Republic	51
					D1	Australia	56
D1	Australia	75			July 12
A2	Hungary	58
10th of July					3rd place match
					D2	Chinese Taipei	80
					A2	Hungary	56
					July 12

Men's competition

Men's preliminary group A

space	team	Games	Victories	Dutch	Points for	Points against	Point difference	Points	Elimination round
1	Germany	4th	4th	0	327	199	+128	8th	Medal round		-	70 -40	67 -58	91 -64	99 -37
2	Estonia	4th	3	1	271	243	+28	7th			40- 70	-	73 -62	71 -64	87 -47
3	South Korea	4th	2	2	301	271	+30	6th	Placement round		58- 67	62- 73	-	76 -62	105 -69
4th	People's Republic of China	4th	1	3	264	294	−30	5			64- 91	64- 71	62- 76	-	74 -56
5	Mozambique	4th	0	4th	209	365	−156	4th	Consolation round		37- 99	47- 87	69- 105	56- 74	-

Men's preliminary group B

space	team	Games	Victories	Dutch	Points for	Points against	Point difference	Points	Elimination round
1	Russia	5	5	0	396	286	+110	10	Medal round		-	68 -61	79 -62	63 -62	87 -68	99 -33
2	Canada	5	4th	1	392	294	+98	9			61- 68	-	78 -61	66 -63	81 -61	106 -41
3	Sweden	5	3	2	334	327	+7	8th	Placement round		62- 79	61- 78	-	56 -53	83 -63	72 -54
4th	Montenegro	5	2	3	351	301	+50	7th			62- 63	63- 66	53- 56	-	75 -62	98 -54
5	Mexico	5	1	4th	344	397	−53	6th	Consolation round		68- 87	61- 81	63- 83	62- 75	-	90 -71
6th	Mongolia	5	0	5	253	465	−212	5			33- 99	41- 106	54- 72	54- 98	71- 90	-

Men's preliminary group C

space	team	Games	Victories	Dutch	Points for	Points against	Point difference	Points	Elimination round
1	France	5	5	0	394	259	+135	10	Medal round		-	96 -89	71 -45	85 -47	60 -46	82 -32
2	Lithuania	5	4th	1	433	346	+87	9			89- 96	-	74 -67	87 -70	90 -76	93 -37
3	Australia	5	3	2	360	319	+41	8th	Placement round		45- 71	67- 74	-	82 -69	73 -58	93 -47
4th	Finland	5	2	3	345	388	−43	7th			47- 85	70- 87	69- 82	-	73 -72	86 -62
5	Japan	5	1	4th	330	357	−27	6th	Consolation round		46- 60	76- 90	58- 73	72- 73	-	78 -61
6th	Chinese Taipei	5	0	5	239	432	−193	5			32- 82	37- 93	47- 93	62- 86	61- 78	-

Men's preliminary group D

space	team	Games	Victories	Dutch	Points for	Points against	Point difference	Points	Elimination round
1	United States	5	5	0	415	292	+123	10	Medal round		-	81 -72	66 -65	66 -57	96 -57	106 -41
2	Brazil	5	4th	1	381	295	+86	9			72- 81	-	70 -65	61 -59	100 -57	78 -33
3	Serbia	5	3	2	318	263	+55	8th	Placement round		65- 66	65- 70	-	61 -43	58 -41	69 -43
4th	Turkey	5	2	3	300	295	+5	7th			57- 66	59- 61	43- 61	-	68 -61	73 -46
5	Switzerland	5	1	4th	273	370	−97	6th	Consolation round		57- 96	57- 100	41- 58	61- 68	-	57 -48
6th	Chile	5	0	5	211	383	−172	5			41- 106	33- 78	43- 69	46- 73	48- 57	-

Consolation round for places 17 to 23

Quarter finals

Semifinals

Play for 17th to 20th place

A5

Mozambique

58

B6

Mongolia

62

10th of July

B6

Mongolia

72

D6

Chile

54

C5

Japan

62

July 12

D6

Chile

65

Endgame

July 11th

B6

Mongolia

76

D5

Switzerland

71

D5

Switzerland

71

July 13th

C6

Chinese Taipei

66

July 11th

D5

Switzerland

82

B5

Mexico

50

3rd place match

B5

Mexico

July 12

D6

Chile

79

B5

Mexico

65

bye

July 13th

Loser semifinals

July 12, 2015 12:30 p.m.		Mozambique 46, Japan 107			Dongkang College
		Points per quarter: 8: 27 , 16:16, 12: 37 , 10: 27
		Points per half time: 24: 43 , 22: 64 .

Mozambique is in 23rd place

Game for 21st place

July 13, 2015 10:00 a.m.		Japan 67 , Chinese Taipei 61			Yeonggwang Sportium
		Points per quarter: 19 : 13 16 : 11 15: 19 17: 18
		Points per half: 35:24 , 32:37 .

Placement round for places 9 to 16

Quarter finals

Semifinals

Play for 9th to 12th place

A3

South Korea

70

B4

Montenegro

68

July 11th

A3

South Korea

64

C3

Australia

92

C3

Australia

73

July 12

D4

Turkey

67

Endgame

July 11th

C3

Australia

72

D3

Serbia

81

D3

Serbia

78

July 13th

C4

Finland

65

July 11th

D3

Serbia

75

B3

Sweden

62

3rd place match

B3

Sweden

69

July 12

A3

South Korea

84

A4

People's Republic of China

53

B3

Sweden

75

July 11th

July 13th

Placement games for places 13 to 16

Loser semifinals					Play for places 13 to 16
B4	Montenegro	68
D4	Turkey	49			Endgame
July 12					B4	Montenegro	74
					C4	Finland	57
C4	Finland	89			July 13th
A4	People's Republic of China	53
July 12					3rd place match
					D4	Turkey	83
					A4	People's Republic of China	78
					July 13th

Medal round

Quarter finals

Semifinals

Play for the medals

A1

Germany

79

B2

Canada

73

July 11th

A1

Germany

59

D2

Brazil

49

C1

France

53

July 12

D2

Brazil

60

Endgame

July 11th

A1

Germany

77

D1

United States

84

D1

United States

70

July 13th

C2

Lithuania

48

July 11th

D1

United States

78

B1

Russia

68

3rd place match

B1

Russia

86

July 12

D2

Brazil

72

A2

Estonia

65

B1

Russia

80

July 11th

July 13th

Game for third place and the bronze medals

July 13, 2015 12:30 p.m.	PDF on web.archive.org	Brazil 72, Russia 80			Dongkang College
		Points per quarter: 14: 19 , 15 : 12, 22: 24 , 21: 25
		Points per half time: 29: 31 , 43: 49 .
		Points: H. Coelho 26 rebounds: H. Coelho 8 assists: G. Torres 5		Points: Antipov 22 rebounds: Ilynitsky 9 assists: Strebkow 4

Final game for gold and silver medals

July 13, 2015 9:00 p.m.	PDF on web.archive.org	Germany 77, United States 84			Yeomju High School
		Points per quarter: 13: 20 , 20 : 18, 21 : 16, 12:12 pm. Over Time / s: 11: 18
		Points per half time: 33: 38 , 33 : 28 ..  Over Time / s: 11: 18
		Points: Lô 16 rebounds: Lô 8 assists: Lô 5		Points: Selden 22 rebounds: Ellis 10 assists: Mason III 6

Maodo Lô led the German selection in the final game in the most important statistics.

Placement games for places five to eight

Loser semifinals					Play for places 5 to 8
B2	Canada	46
C1	France	64			Endgame
July 12					C1	France	69
					D2	Lithuania	58
D2	Lithuania	80			July 13th
A2	Estonia	67
July 12					3rd place match
					B2	Canada	91
					A2	Estonia	65
					July 13th

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Athletes / 2015 Gwangju Summer Universiade. OK of the Summer Universiade 2015 , archived from the original on March 4, 2016 ; accessed on August 22, 2017 (English). 
2. ↑ German A2 misses gold. Sport1 , July 13, 2015, accessed August 22, 2017 .