Group A 1. USA
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2. Argentina 3. Bahamas 4. Mexico
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June 12 Group A
Bahamas 77, Mexico 54 USA 96, Argentina72
June 13 Group A
USA 121, Bahamas 52 Argentina 81, Mexico 51
Preliminary Round Group B
Argentina 74, Bahamas 53 USA 130, Mexico 31
Chile 64, Uruguay 62 Canada 76, Puerto Rico 63 Group B Canada 87, Chile 40 Puerto Rico 65, Uruguay 59 Group B
Puerto Rico 62, Chile 52 Canada 75, Uruguay 53
Semifinals
The top two teams from each preliminary round pool advanced to the semifinals, while the bottom two teams played for 5th-8th places.
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Classification Semifinals: Uruguay 72, Bahamas 66 Chile 72, Mexico 64
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3:55 still to play before half. Argentina finally broke the run with
a bucket at 1:59, but the red, white and blue capped the first half with a 6-0 spurt for a dominating 43-15 halftime lead. If there was any hope left for
Argentina, it was quickly quashed early in the third. With the USA leading on the scoreboard 46-19, the U.S. added 11 unanswered points, seven from Jackson, to put the game well out of reach, 57-19, with 6:05 to play in the third. The Americans cruised through the
remainder of the contest, going up by as many as 48 points, 94-46, to earn gold. Notching 28 points off of 22
turnovers, 12 of which were outright steals, the USA got 46 points in the paint and outscored Argentina 26-8 on the fast break and 43-9 off the bench. Further, the USA held a 61-42 rebounding
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Although the youngest USA team member, Seventh Woods started all five U.S. games and averaged a team-leading 4.4 assists to go with 5.8 points a game.
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Group B 1. Canada
2. Puerto Rico 3. Chile
4. Uruguay
Medal Semifinals: USA 93, Puerto Rico 64 Argentina 65, Canada 64 (OT)
Finals
June 15 7th/8th Place Game: Bahamas 60, Mexico 58 5th/6th Place Game: Chile 66, Uruguay 65 Bronze Medal Game: Canada 62, Puerto Rico 50 Gold Medal Game: USA 94, Argentina 48
Final Standings
1. *USA (5-0) 2. *Argentina (3-2) 3. *Canada (4-1) 4. *Puerto Rico (2-3) 5. Chile (3-2) 6. Uruguay (1-4) 7. Bahamas (2-3) 8. Mexico (0-5)
* Qualified for the 2014 FIBA U17 World Championship for Men
advantage and dished out 22 assists. “(Winning the gold medal) meant a
lot,” said Rabb. “It meant that all the hard work that we put in during the off- season and during the school year and during out camp, it finally paid off and we got a gold medal, which was the plan from the start.” The U.S. closed the game shooting
71.0 percent (22-31 FTs) from the chari- ty stripe, its best game at the line by far, while making 44.0 percent (33-75 FGs) from the field and 30.0 percent (6-20 3pt FGs) from 3-point. The U.S. limited Argentina to an icy 24.4 percent (19-78 FGs) from the field and 14.8 percent (4-27 3pt FGs) from beyond the arc. “Being here, you develop friend-
ships for a lifetime,” added Jackson. “These dudes are like my brothers now. Anytime I see them, I’d do anything for them and I’m pretty sure they’d do anything for me.”
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