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 Day 5 - Aug. 6, 2006
Brazil dominated Argentina 91-62 in the 2006 South American Championship
for Women played in Asuncion, Paraguay.Brazil won the game with pressure
on the defensive side and a balanced offense led by Helen Luz who had 18
points. Colombia ended third as they defeated Chile 89-82 with 29 points
by Yaneth Arias and 15 by Elena Diaz.
Day 5 Games
Final: Brazil - Argentina 91-62
(21-24, 14-13, 28-21, 28-4)
Brazil: Santos Luz 18, Da Silva Santos 15+10reb, Martins Jacintho
15+5reb, De Souza 14+13reb, Garvao Zakrzeski 12+10reb.
Argentina: Sanchez 12, Peters 12, Paoletta 12, Rios 10, Landra 5.
The 28-4 run in the fourth quarter helped Brazil win the final game with
Argentina. Brazil accelerated the rhythm, Argentina can抰 adapt the
aggressive way of competition and collapsed drastically. Brazil
out-rebounded Argentina 51-21. It helped Brazil get more chance to shoot
the ball. Brazil 2P percentage is 58% and Argentina only 37%.
Third Place Game: Colombia - Chile 89-82
(19-24, 27-17, 16-17, 27-24)
Colombia: Arias Acosta 27+13reb, Valek Mantilla 21+6reb+9ast, Diaz Lopez
19+5reb, Cabezas Cortes 10.
Chile: Gomez Kehsler 34+17reb, Aragonese 23, Naranjo Postigo 10+9reb,
Morrrison Jara 6+8reb, Novion Castillo 5.
Colombia walked out the shadow of losing with Brazil yesterday promptly.
Although Chile led most of the stats, too many turnovers prevented them
winning the game. Colombia took advantage of their stable exertion, kept
the score advantage to the end.
Day 4 - Aug. 4, 2006
Brazil defeated Colombia 84-41 and Argentina crushed Chile 88-67 to pass
to the Gold medal game in the South American Championship for Women
played in Paraguay. In the fifth place game, Venezuela defeated Paraguay
79-69. In the seventh game, Bolivia defeated Peru 79-74.
Day 4 Games
Semi-Finals:
Brazil - Colombia
84-41 (16-8, 25-11, 20-12, 23-10)
Brazil: Santos Luz 16+5reb+9ast, De Souza 16+10reb, Marcal 10, Da Silva
Santos 9+8reb, Silva Dos Santos 4+11reb.
Colombia: Diaz Lopez 10+5reb, Mosquera Martinez 9, Pinilla Garcia 5,
Estrada Lopez 2+5st.
Brazil took advantage of their whole strength, controlled the game from
start to the end. The aggressive defense restricted Colombia's
percentage nearly 20%. Brazil out-rebounded Colombia 49-22. In assist,
Brazil 27 and Colombia only 4.
Argentina - Chile
88-67 (27-14, 23-12, 13-22, 25-19)
Argentina: Vega 23+12reb, Sanchez 20, Paoletta 9, Soberon 6, Rios 6,
Pavon 6.
Chile: Gomez Kehsler 16, Morrrison Jara 13+11reb, Serrano 9, Novion
Castillo 9.
Argentina took the 24 points advantage into the second half. Argentina
seemed to be prepared for the finals and didn't put 100% energy into the
rest of the game. They didn't expand the advantage ulteriorly.
Argentina's 21 steals led to Chile's 22 turnovers directly.
Fifth Place Game: Venezuela - Paraguay 79-69
SSeventh Place Game: Bolivia - Peru 79-74
Day 3 - Aug. 4, 2006
On
the third day of the South American Championship for Women, Argentina
defeated Paraguay 89-62 to end the preliminary round play. Argentina won
the first quarter 23-8 to cruise into the semifinals.
Natalia Rios (175-G-80) (175-G-80) led the winners with 17 points
while
Paola Ferrari (-G/F-85) scored 28 in a losing cause.
In the other game of Group B, Colombia defeated Bolivia 76-61. Yenni
Pinilla scored 24 points for Colombia. Jenny Vaca led Bolivia 14 points
In Group A, Chile crushed Peru 91-52.
Paola Naranjo (-F/C-78) had 23 points, while
Ziomara Morrrison (-88) chipped 18.
Karina Figueroa (173-G-86) is the only one who scored double figures
in Peru 14 points.
In the other game of Group A, Brazil crushed Venezuela 115-40 with 34
points from Erika. Kelly Da Silva and Micaela Martins each scored 16
points. Ofelia Villarroel led Venezuela with 11 points.
Brazil and Colombia are in the first two places in Group A, while
Argentina and Chile are in Group B.
Day 3 Games:
Group A:
Chile - Peru
91-52
Chile:
Paola Naranjo (-F/C-78) 23,
Ziomara Morrrison (-88) 18,
Valentina Aragonese (-F-79) 14,
Tatiana Gomez (-F/C-81) 10
Peru:
Karina Figueroa (173-G-86) 14, Daniela Scamarone 9,
Maria Villanueva 8, Kelly Garrido 7
Brazil - Venezuela
115-40
Brazil:
Erika De Souza (196-C-82) 34, Kelly Da Silva 16, Micaela Martins 16,
Soeli Garvao (187-C) 12
Venezuela: Ofelia Villarroel 11,
Janeth Castillo (-70) 8,
Ivaney Marquez (-83) 7,
Adalinda Espinoza (-65) 7
Group B:
Argentina - Paraguay
89-62
Argentina:
Natalia Rios (175-G-80) 17
Paraguay:
Paola Ferrari (-G/F-85) 28
Colombia - Bolivia
76-61
Colombia:
Yenny Pinilla (173-G-73) 24,
Yaneth Arias (188-F-82) 21, Tathiana Mosquera 8,
Bolivia: Jenny Vaca 14, Andrea Marquez 10, Esther Pacheco 10, Paola
Zarate 9
Day 2 - Aug. 3, 2006
On
the second day of the South American Championship for Women, Colombia
defeated Paraguay 81-73.
Yaneth Arias (188-F-82) led Colombia with 28 points and 18 rebounds.
In a losing cause Paola Ferrari had 25 points. Both teams are now 1-1 in
the standings.
In the other game of Group B, Argentina defeated Bolivia 105-38. The
Argentineans won the first quarter 26-6 to cruise for their second win.
Cecilia Lineira and
Natalia Rios (175-G-80) had 14 each. Paola Zarate led Bolivia with
10 points.
In Group A, Brazil dominated Chile 112-47.
Kelly Santos (192-C-80) netted 20 points while Micaela Martins added
19 points for Brazil.
Valentina Aragonese (-F-79) scored 11 points.
In the other game of Group A, Venezuela defeated Peru 86-68. Maria
Villaroel had 24 points while
Janeth Castillo (-70) added 18 in the win.
Maria Villanueva was the best scorer with 21 points, Kelly Garrido
added 13 points.
Day 2 games:
Group A:
Brazil - Chile
112-47
Brazil:
Kelly Santos (192-C-80) 20, Micaela Martins 19, Erika De Souza 16,
Soeli Garvao (187-C) 14
Chile:
Valentina Aragonese (-F-79) 11,
Tatiana Gomez (-F/C-81) 9, Maria Valenzuela 8, Mary Paz 5
Venezuela - Peru
86-68
Venezuela: Maria Villaroel 24,
Janeth Castillo (-70) 18,
Ivaney Marquez (-83) 14
Peru:
Maria Villanueva 21, Kelly Garrido 13, Daniela Scamarone 12
Group B:
Colombia - Paraguay
81-73
Colombia:
Yaneth Arias (188-F-82) 28,
Yenny Pinilla (173-G-73) 13,
Elena Diaz (186-F-83) 11
Paraguay: Paola Ferrari 25,
Johana Gueringuelli (-86) 20,
Josefina Gorostriaga (-74) 11
Argentina - Bolivia
105-38
Argentina: Cecilia Lineira 14,
Natalia Rios (175-G-80) 14,
Laura Nicolini (175-G-75) 12
Bolivia: Paola Zarate 10, Jenny Vaca 9, Pacheco 6
Day 1 - Aug. 2, 2006
On the first day of the South American Championship for Women, Brazil
dominated Peru 104-38. Brazil won the first quarter 35-5 to establish
their commanding lead. Erika led Brazil with 18 points.
Maria Villanueva led Peru with 11 points.
In the other game of Group A, Chile edged Venezuela 90-85. It was the
most interesting and closed game in day 1.
Valentina Aragonese (-F-79) led Chile with 22 points, while
Veronica Ponce (-G),
Javiera Novion (-87) and
Paola Naranjo (-F/C-78) each chipped 14 points.
Janeth Castillo (-70) scored the game-high 25 points for Venezuela.
In Group B, Argentina defeated Colombia 78-69.
Veronica Soberon (177-G/F-77) led Argentina with 21 points.
Yaneth Arias (188-F-82) was the best scorer for Colombia with 18
points.
In the other game of Group B, Paraguay defeated Bolivia 86-45. Local
star
Paola Ferrari (-G/F-85) scored game-high 34 points. Johana
Ghiringhelli added 17 points. In a losing cause Yulinka Medrano had 22
points.
Day 1 Games:
Group A:
Brazil - Peru
104-38
Brazil: Erika 18, Santos 15, Garvao 14, Lopes 11
Peru:
Maria Villanueva 11, Figueroa 8, Garrido 5, Ayala 5
Chile - Venezuela
90-85Chile:
Valentina Aragonese (-F-79) 22,
Veronica Ponce (-G) 14,
Javiera Novion (-87) 14,
Paola Naranjo (-F/C-78) 14
Venezuela:
Janeth Castillo (-70) 25, Villarroel 22, Blanco 13, Marquez 13
Group B:
Argentina - Colombia
78-69
Argentina:
Veronica Soberon (177-G/F-77) 21, Nicolini 16, Vega 10, Rios 9
Colombia:
Yaneth Arias (188-F-82) 18, Cabezas 17, Torres 11, Robledo 10
Paraguay - Bolivia
86-45
Paraguay:
Paola Ferrari (-G/F-85) 34, Johana Ghiringhelli 17, Barrail 8
Bolivia: Yulinka Medrano 22, Zarate 6, Vaca 5
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