Asia Champions Cup Basketball 2017, News, Teams, Scores, Stats, Standings, Awards

Asia Champions Cup (2017)

2016

2018

Asia Champions Cup Standings

Group A
1 Astana			3-1
2 Petrochimi			3-1
3 Pilipinas			2-2
4 Mono Vampire			1-3
5 Seraeyett			1-3
Group B
1 Al Riyadi			4-0
2 Xinjiang FT			3-1
3 Dacin Tigers			2-2
4 Al Ahli			1-3
5 ONGC			0-4

Points Per Game

Qais ALSHABEBI
(200-C-91)
Avg: 25.9

1. Alshabebi, Ahli S.	25.9
2. Singletary, Mono V.	24.6
3. Warren, Petrochimi	22.2
4. Adams, Xinjiang FT	22.0
5. Carter, Astana	20.9
6. Ravena, Pilipinas	20.6
7. Douby, Al Riyadi	20.4
8. Austin, Pilipinas	20.0
9. OBrien, Seraeyett	19.3
10. Weeden, Seraeyett	15.8

Rebounds Per Game

Isaiah AUSTIN
  USA
  (216-C-93)
  Avg: 13

1. Austin, Pilipinas	13.0
2. Alshabebi, Ahli S.	12.7
3. OBrien, Seraeyett	11.8
4. Kazemi, Petrochimi	11.7
5. Bhullar, Dacin Tigers	10.3
6. Singletary, Mono V.	9.7
7. Mirzaei, Petrochimi	9.1
8. Anoop, ONGC	9.0
9. Yadwinder, ONGC	9.0
10. Daniels, Al Riyadi	8.0

Assists Per Game

Jason BRICKMAN
  PHI
  (181-PG-91)
  Avg: 7

1. Brickman, Mono V.	7.0
2. Arakji, Al Riyadi	5.7
3. Adams, Xinjiang FT	4.3
4. Sun, Xinjiang FT	4.0
5. Mahmoud, Al Riyadi	3.9
6. Douby, Al Riyadi	3.9
7. Alblooshi, Ahli S.	3.7
8. Weeden, Seraeyett	3.5
9. Saoud, Al Riyadi	3.3
10. Clemmons, Astana	3.3

Steals Per Game

Quincy DOUBY
  USA
  (190-G-84)
  Avg: 3

1. Douby, Al Riyadi	3.0
2. Sun, Xinjiang FT	3.0
3. Adams, Xinjiang FT	2.9
4. Saoud, Al Riyadi	2.6
5. Arakji, Al Riyadi	2.6
6. Brickman, Mono V.	2.4
7. Alshabebi, Ahli S.	2.3
8. Kazemi, Petrochimi	2.3
9. Juma, Ahli Shabab	2.3
10. Davarpanah, Petro.	2.0

Blocks Per Game

Isaiah AUSTIN
  USA
  (216-C-93)
  Avg: 3.1

1. Austin, Pilipinas	3.1
2. Bhullar, Dacin Tigers	1.7
3. Abudurexiti, Xinjiang.	1.5
4. OBrien, Seraeyett	1.5
5. Alshabebi, Ahli S.	1.1
6. Tabet, Al Riyadi	1.1
7. Begic, Petrochimi	1.0
8. Carter, Astana	1.0
9. Daniels, Al Riyadi	0.9
10. Anoop, ONGC	0.8

Season 2017

All Games
List of Players
Stats

Al Riyadi clinch the title in Chenzhou (Photo: FIBA)

Sporting Al Riyadi Beirut 2017

#	Name	CM (INCH)	Pos	Bo	NAT
15	Douby Quincy	190 (6'3'')	G	84
56	Daniels Chris	205 (6'9'')	C	84
11	Haidar Mohamad	201 (6'7'')	F	90
16	Arakji Wael	194 (6'5'')	PG	94
4	Abdel Nour Jean	198 (6'6'')	G/F	83
9	Tabet Charles	205 (6'9'')	C/F	87
	Greene Donte	206 (6'9'')	F	88
8	Mahmoud Ali	184 (6'1'')	PG	83
7	El Khatib Cheikh Hussein	186 (6'1'')	SG	86
5	Saoud Amir	186 (6'1'')	G	91
2	Kodsi Constantin	177 (5'10'')	PG	92
12	Owaida Mahmoud	197 (6'6'')	F	99
Head Coach: Ahmad Farran Coach Assistant: Vaggelis Ziagkos

Asia-Basket.com All-FIBA Asia Champions Cup Awards 2017 - Oct 3, 2017

Asia-Basket.com All-FIBA Asia Champions Cup 1st Team 2017

Adams

Douby

Kazemi

Carter

Daniels

Best Player: Darius Adams (188-PG-89) of Xinjiang FT
Best Guard: Darius Adams (188-PG-89) of Xinjiang FT
Best Forward: Justin Carter (193-G/F-87) of Astana
Best Center: Chris Daniels (205-C-84) of Al Riyadi

1st Team
PG: Darius Adams (188-PG-89) of Xinjiang FT
G: Quincy Douby (190-G-84) of Al Riyadi
SF: Arsalan Kazemi (200-SF-90) of Petrochimi
G/F: Justin Carter (193-G/F-87) of Astana
C: Chris Daniels (205-C-84) of Al Riyadi

2nd Team
PG: Wael Arakji (194-PG-94) of Al Riyadi
PG: Willie Warren (193-PG-89) of Petrochimi
PG: Anthony Clemmons (186-PG-94) of Astana
C: Sim Bhullar (226-C-92) of Dacin Tigers
C: Isaiah Austin (216-C-93) of Pilipinas

Honorable Mention
Mohamad Haidar (201-F-90) of Al Riyadi
Makan Kelanbaike (197-F-92) of Xinjiang FT
Chia-Jung Chang (194-F-88) of Dacin Tigers
Kiefer Isaac Ravena (181-G/F-93) of Pilipinas
Todd O'Brien (211-C-89) of Seraeyett
Jason Brickman (181-PG-91) of Mono Vampire
Michael Singletary (198-F-88) of Mono Vampire
Qais Alshabebi (200-C-91) of Ahli Shabab
Singh Yadwinder (197-PF-86) of ONGC

Al Riyadi clinch the title in Chenzhou - Sep 30, 2017

FINAL

Al Riyadi - Xinjiang FT 88-59
Al Riyadi claimed the Asia Champions Cup title. They outgunned Xinjiang Flying Tigers in the Final in Chenzhou tonight. Six players scored in double digits for the Lebanese team. Chris Daniels (205-C-84, college: Texas A&M-CC) accounted for 21 points and 10 rebounds in the victory. Al Riyadi dominated from start to finish in this one. They recorded a 46:26 halftime lead. Riyadi used a 21:11 run in the third term to clear off for good. Quincy Douby (190-G-84, college: Rutgers) accounted for 17 points, while Mohamad Haidar (201-F-90, college: Michigan Tech) added 14 points for the champions. Gen Li (197-F-88) answered with 14 points for the Flying Tigers. Makan Kelanbaike (197-F-92) and Changdong Yu (206-C-91) had 11 points each in the loss.

3-4 Place

Petrochimi - Astana 78-81
Astana celebrated the Bronze medals at the Asia Champions Cup. They defeated Petrochimi in the consolation final today. Anthony Clemmons (186-PG-94, college: Iowa) delivered 22 points to pace the Kazakh champions. Astana eked out a 38:37 halftime lead. The teams went neck and neck throughout the third term. Astana entered the final period up by just one one point. They however held Petrochimi to just 17 points in the fourth period and snatched the victory. Justin Carter (193-G/F-87, college: Creighton, agency: Pensack Sports) delivered 19 points in the win. Behnam Yakhchali (196-SG-95) responded with 18 points for Petrochimi.

5-6 Place

Mono Vampire - Pilipinas 79-89
Chooks-To-Go finished their Chenzhou campaign on a high note. They beat Mono Vampire to occupy the fifth position. Isaiah Austin (216-C-93, college: Baylor) stepped up with impressive 37 points, 15 rebounds, 6 assists and 6 blocks for the winners. Mono Vampire posted a 28:22 lead ten minutes into the game. But Chooks-To-Go responded with a 24:12 run in the third quarter to take a 9-point lead. They added 23 points in the fourth period to snatch the victory. Kiefer Isaac Ravena (181-G/F-93) had 18 points in the win. Michael Singletary (198-F-88, college: Texas Tech) responded with 30 points and 12 rebounds for Mono Vampire.

7-8 Place

Dacin Tigers - Ahli Shabab 103-58
Dacin Tigers earned the seventh position at the tournament. They stormed past Ashli Shabab in the final day. Lu Ji-Er (176-G-92) and Yu-Chun Lo (185-G-88) produced 20 points each for the Taiwanese team. Dacin Tigers piled up a comfortable 43:33 halftime lead. They unloaded 60 points in the second half to cruise to the victory. Chang Chia-Jung (194-F-88) added 18 points for the winners. Qais Alshabebi (200-C-91) replied with 37 points and 16 rebounds for Al Ahli.