U20 Championship Basketball 2021, News, Teams, Scores, Stats, Standings, Awards

U20 Championship (2021)

2022

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3-4 Place
May 7:	SA Red	77-100	Victoria
5-6 Place
May 7:	WA Gold	83-79	Victoria.
7-8 Place
May 7:	SA Blue	68-87	NSW Blue
FINAL
May 7:	Queensl.	69-90	NBA Glo.
11-12 Place
May 6:	ACT	77-71	WA Black
5-8 Place
May 6:	SA Blue	71-82	WA Gold
May 6:	NSW Blue	74-82	Victoria.
9-10 Place
May 6:	NSW White	66-79	Tasmania
SEMIS
May 6:	SA Red	50-61	NBA Glo.
May 6:	Victoria	71-93	Queensl.

May 5:	NBA Glo.	104-47	SA Blue
May 5:	NSW White	78-67	ACT
May 5:	Queensl.	107-86	NSW Blue
May 5:	WA Black	66-76	Tasmania
May 5:	SA Red	51-41	WA Gold
May 5:	Victoria	85-65	Victoria.
May 4:	NSW Blue	49-90	NBA Glo.
May 4:	ACT	54-119	Queensl.
May 4:	Victoria	100-53	NSW White
May 4:	SA Red	75-64	Victoria.
May 4:	Tasmania	66-67	SA Blue
May 4:	NSW Blue	86-56	ACT
May 4:	Victoria.	75-70	NSW White
May 4:	WA Gold	87-56	WA Black
May 3:	NSW White	56-71	WA Gold
May 3:	WA Gold	38-74	Victoria
May 3:	Victoria.	94-78	WA Black
May 3:	WA Black	55-97	SA Red
May 3:	NBA Glo.	87-49	SA Blue
May 3:	NSW Blue	116-90	SA Blue
May 3:	Tasmania	87-56	ACT
May 3:	Queensl.	89-65	Tasmania

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#	Team	Games	Won	Lost	PCT%	GB	L10	STRK	PPG	OPPG	DIFF	Home	Away	Total Points
1	NBA Global	3	3	0	100.0	0	5-0	W-3	94.0	48.0	46.0	2-0	1-0	281:145 (+136)
2	Queensland	3	3	0	100.0	0	4-1	W-3	105.0	68.0	37.0	2-0	1-0	315:205 (+110)
3	SA Red	3	3	0	100.0	0	3-2	W-3	74.0	53.0	21.0	2-0	1-0	223:160 (+63)
4	Victoria	3	3	0	100.0	0	4-1	W-3	86.0	52.0	34.0	2-0	1-0	259:156 (+103)
5	NSW Blue	4	2	2	50.0	1	3-3	L-2	84.0	86.0	-2.0	2-1	0-1	337:343 (-6)
6	Tasmania	4	2	2	50.0	1	3-2	W-1	74.0	70.0	4.0	1-1	1-1	294:278 (+16)
7	Victoria Navy	4	2	2	50.0	1	3-3	L-2	74.0	77.0	-3.0	2-0	0-2	298:308 (-10)
8	WA Gold	4	2	2	50.0	1	4-2	L-1	59.0	59.0	0.0	1-1	1-1	237:237 (0)
9	NSW White	4	1	3	25.0	2	1-4	W-1	64.0	78.0	-14.0	1-1	0-2	257:313 (-56)
10	SA Blue	4	1	3	25.0	2	1-5	L-1	63.0	93.0	-30.0	0-0	1-3	253:373 (-120)
11	ACT	4	0	4	0.0	3	1-4	L-4	58.0	92.0	-34.0	0-1	0-3	233:370 (-137)
12	WA Black	4	0	4	0.0	3	0-5	L-4	64.0	88.0	-24.0	0-2	0-2	255:354 (-99)

#	Team	Games	Won	Lost	PCT%	L10	STRK	PPG	OPPG	DIFF	Total Points
1	NBA Global	2	2	0	100.0	2-0	W-2	95.5	48.0	47.5	191:96 (+95)
2	Queensland	2	2	0	100.0	2-0	W-2	98.0	75.5	22.5	196:151 (+45)
3	SA Red	2	2	0	100.0	2-0	W-2	63.0	52.5	10.5	126:105 (+21)
4	Victoria	2	2	0	100.0	2-0	W-2	92.5	59.0	33.5	185:118 (+67)
5	NSW Blue	3	2	1	66.7	2-1	L-1	83.7	78.7	5.0	251:236 (+15)
6	Victoria Navy	2	2	0	100.0	2-0	W-2	84.5	74.0	10.5	169:148 (+21)
7	Tasmania	2	1	1	50.0	1-1	L-1	76.5	61.5	15.0	153:123 (+30)
8	WA Gold	2	1	1	50.0	1-1	W-1	62.5	65.0	-2.5	125:130 (-5)
9	NSW White	2	1	1	50.0	1-1	W-1	67.0	69.0	-2.0	134:138 (-4)
10	SA Blue	0	0	0	NaN	0-0	-0	NaN	NaN	NaN	0:0 (0)
11	ACT	1	0	1	0.0	0-1	L-1	54.0	119.0	-65.0	54:119 (-65)
12	WA Black	2	0	2	0.0	0-2	L-2	60.5	86.5	-26.0	121:173 (-52)

#	Team	Games	Won	Lost	PCT%	L10	STRK	PPG	OPPG	DIFF	Total Points
1	NBA Global	1	1	0	100.0	1-0	W-1	90.0	49.0	41.0	90:49 (+41)
2	Queensland	1	1	0	100.0	1-0	W-1	119.0	54.0	65.0	119:54 (+65)
3	SA Red	1	1	0	100.0	1-0	W-1	97.0	55.0	42.0	97:55 (+42)
4	Victoria	1	1	0	100.0	1-0	W-1	74.0	38.0	36.0	74:38 (+36)
5	Tasmania	2	1	1	50.0	1-1	W-1	70.5	77.5	-7.0	141:155 (-14)
6	WA Gold	2	1	1	50.0	1-1	L-1	56.0	53.5	2.5	112:107 (+5)
7	SA Blue	4	1	3	25.0	1-3	L-1	63.3	93.3	-30.0	253:373 (-120)
8	NSW Blue	1	0	1	0.0	0-1	L-1	86.0	107.0	-21.0	86:107 (-21)
9	Victoria Navy	2	0	2	0.0	0-2	L-2	64.5	80.0	-15.5	129:160 (-31)
10	NSW White	2	0	2	0.0	0-2	L-2	61.5	87.5	-26.0	123:175 (-52)
11	ACT	3	0	3	0.0	0-3	L-3	59.7	83.7	-24.0	179:251 (-72)
12	WA Black	2	0	2	0.0	0-2	L-2	67.0	90.5	-23.5	134:181 (-47)

Stats Leaders

PPG

RPG

APG

SPG

BPG

Reyne SMITH

Tasmania
(186-G-02)
Avg: 23.2

23.2

20.0

16.8

16.6

16.3

Player of the Week

Preston Le Gassick

Queensland
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Queensland claimed the Under-20 Mens title (Photo: australia.basketball)

Queensland U20 team 2021

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Arrived: Blake Jones (South West Metro Pirates), Lloyd McVeigh (Queensland South U18 team), Harrison Pennisi (Queensland North U18 team), Ky Stattmann (Queensland North U18 team)

Average Height: 197.7 cm (6'5.9'')

Average Age: 18.5

Australiabasket.com All-Australian U20 Championship Awards 2021 - May 8, 2021

MVP: Blake Jones (206-PF-02) of Brisbane

1st Team
Dyson Daniels (193-G-03) of BA CoE
Reyne Smith (186-G-02) of BA CoE
Boston Mazlin of Logan T.
Blake Jones (206-PF-02) of Brisbane
David Okwera of BA CoE

Honorable Mention
Keegan Phillips of WA Black
Diing Diing of ACT
Kaia Isaac of Maitland M.
Luca Barei of Norwood F.
Taran Armstrong (193-PG-02) of NW Tasmania
Evan Kilminster (185-G-03) of BA CoE
Anthony Dell'Orso of Victoria Navy
David Okwera of BA CoE
Keanu Rasmussen (185-G-03) of Sturt S.

Queensland claimed the Under-20 Men's title - May 7, 2021

After five days of outstanding, elite-level basketball, Queensland claimed the Under-20 Men's title, while New South Wales Blue broke the decade long dominance of Victoria to take home the gold medal at this year's Championships contested at McDonald's Mackay Multi-Sports Stadium from 3 - 7 May. Queensland went through the tournament undefeated and met invitational team, NBA Global Academy in the Gold Medal Game. The NBAGA ran out victors in his Game, 90-69, but as they are ineligible to win the title, it was the Queenslanders who were crowned the best state or territory in Australia for 2021. For his outstanding tournament, Queensland Captain Blake Jones (206-PF-02) was named the recipient of the Bob Staunton Medal.
New South Wales Blue secured the gold medal after defeating Victoria 76-63, ending Victoria's dominance of the Women Under-20 division for the past decade. Queensland completed their tournament with a 90-63 victory over New South Wales White to claim Bronze. The Bob Staunton Medal for the most outstanding player in the Women's event for 2021 was awarded to Chyra Evans (03) of New South Wales Blue.
In the Ivor Burge Championship for men, South Australia Red made it a three-peat of championships taking home the title of Australian Champion after defeating Victoria in the Gold Medal Game, 89-70. Tasmania claimed the bronze medal following their 122-63 win over Western Australia. The Ivor Burge Most Outstanding Player for the 2021 Championships was Tasmania's Jerimiah Lowe.
FINAL STANDINGS
Under-20 Men
1. NBA Global Academy*
2. Queensland (Gold Medal)
3. Victoria (Silver Medal)
4. South Australia Red (Bronze Medal)
5. Western Australia Gold
6. Victoria Navy
7. New South Wales Blue
8. South Australia Blue
9. Tasmania
10. New South Wales White
11. Western Australia Black
12. Australian Capital Territory

Under-20 Women
1. New South Wales Blue
2. Victoria
3. Queensland
4. New South Wales White
5. Tasmania
6. Victoria Navy
7. South Australia
8. Western Australia

Ivor Burge Men
1. South Australia Red
2. Victoria
3. Tasmania
4. Western Australia
5. South Australia Blue

Awards
Bob Staunton Medal Men U20 - Blake Jones, Queensland
Bob Staunton Medal Women U20 - Chyra Evans, New South Wales Blue.
Ivor Burge Most Outstanding Player - Jerimiah Lowe, Tasmania
Kim Larkin Fair Play Award - Western Australia Ivor Burge Men

The 2021 and 2022 Australian Under-20 and Ivor Burge Championships are supported by the Queensland Government, Tourism and Events Queensland, Mackay Regional Council and Mackay Basketball.
Courtesy of: australia.basketball