Peru U15 comes back from Guanare - Sep 23, 2008 (by Eurobasket News)
Peru finished the 2008 South America U15 championship recently in Guanare. Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela faced each other in the Carl Herrera Arena in Guanare. Argentina was the last champions in this category and there have been beliefs that they can repeat it. Venezuela and Brazil though, looked positive and optimistic about this year.
In the opener Peru lost to Venezuela 41:93. In the second game Brazil overcame Peru 72:52. [read more]
Peru finished the 2008 South America U15 championship recently in Guanare. Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela faced each other in the Carl Herrera Arena in Guanare. Argentina was the last champions in this category and there have been beliefs that they can repeat it. Venezuela and Brazil though, looked positive and optimistic about this year. In the opener Peru lost to Venezuela 41:93. In the second game Brazil overcame Peru 72:52. It was one of the best games for Peru that won the opening quarter 13:9. They remained in front after 15:15 in the second heading to the second half. Brazil bounced back with 27:13 in the third period to seal the win in the tournament. Nocetti Veloso Murilo paced all the winners with 19 points. Guimaraes Minuci Eduardo posted 10, whilst Alexevitch Petruk Nikolas netted 9. Fung Sam Fernando had a good night in defeat with 24 points and 7 steals. Uruguay overcame Peru 64:36 with a 19:6 in the opening quarter. Even though Peru came back with 19:13 in the second, Uruguay proved the ambitions in the second half. Parodi Gonzalez Luciano ended up with 15 points for the winners. Dmoch Cohen Ionatan notched 12 and Hernandez Grana Agustin Ignacio had 10. Fung Sam Fernando top-scored for Peru with 12 points. In the last game Argentina smashed Peru 100:24. The game did not bring any difficulties for the winners that remained undefeated in the tournament.
Peru U15 started their campaign in Guanare - Sep 19, 2008 (by Eurobasket News)
Peru U15 started their campaign in Guanare in the 2008 South America U15 championship. Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela are going to be facing each other in the Carl Herrera Arena in Guanare. Argentina was the last champions in this category and there have been beliefs that they can repeat it. Venezuela and Brazil though, look positive and optimistic about this year. This concludes that this years favorites are Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela. [read more]
Peru U15 started their campaign in Guanare in the 2008 South America U15 championship. Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela are going to be facing each other in the Carl Herrera Arena in Guanare. Argentina was the last champions in this category and there have been beliefs that they can repeat it. Venezuela and Brazil though, look positive and optimistic about this year. This concludes that this years favorites are Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela. In the opener Peru lost to Venezuela 41:93. The hosts opened the game with 18:13 and followed 20:8 in the second period. Peru saw a nightmare in the third period when the hosts smashed them 7:35 to take the full control of the game. With 20:13 Venezuela closed the last period and the game itself. Anthony Sanchez led the winners with 17 points. Gabriel Oliveros netted 12 points, Israel Blanco 11, Luis Maneiro and Edyn Calatayud ended up with 10 points each. The Leader for Peru was Fernando Hung with 12 points.
In another game Argentina didn't has any problem to defeat their neighbor Uruguay 72:35. Peru will face Brazil tonight in Day 2 of the South America U15 championship.
Peruvians around the World - Apr 2, 2008 (by Eurobasket)
Luis Ramirez (195-G-73), is a former player of San Marcos who used to play en the late 90s in the Peruvian League.
He was one of the best 3 point shooters in Peru, and helps his team to be one of the most complicated teams at that time in Peru.
Like all amateurs players here in Peru, he also studied in San Marcos and traveled to Europe, to Holland, to study a MBA in The Hague University were he also continue his love for the game and coach some teams. [read more]
Luis Ramirez (195-G-73), is a former player of San Marcos who used to play en the late 90s in the Peruvian League. He was one of the best 3 point shooters in Peru, and helps his team to be one of the most complicated teams at that time in Peru. Like all amateurs players here in Peru, he also studied in San Marcos and traveled to Europe, to Holland, to study a MBA in The Hague University were he also continue his love for the game and coach some teams. He also studied in Moscow -Russia- a Master in HR in the University of Mesi, were he also continue his basketball career. These days he is living in Italy and working and also playing in Basket 2000 were he continues his amazing story of a player who continues with his academic and professional development and also continues his love for the game. From here we wish the best for Kiko in all his activities.
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