2014 USA Basketball Women’s 3x3 National Championship Results Preliminary Round Final Standings Group A
1. Takeover
2. FST-Long Island 3. CS Ballers 4. Tigers 5. BBA
6. *UCCS
W-L 5-0 4-1 3-2 1-4 0-5 2-3
*UCCS was unable to compete Sunday and therefore forfeited its fourth place finish. Preliminary Round
May 10 FST-L.I. 21, UCCS 14 Takeover 21, BBA 3
CS Ballers 21, Tigers 16 Takeover 21, Tigers 8
FST-L.I. 19, CS Ballers 17 UCCS 21, BBA 14 Takeover 21, CS Ballers 7 FST-Long Island 16, BBA 10 UCCS 21, Tigers 7
Tigers 21, BBA 7
CS Ballers 21, UCCS 17 Takeover 21, FST-L.I. 10 FST-Long Island 20, Tigers 13 Takeover 21, UCCS 4 CS Ballers 18, BBA 163
Semifinal Play-In Game
All five teams advanced to the playoffs. The No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 teams advanced to the semifinals. The fourth semifinal spot was determined by the winner of the No. 4 - No. 5 play-in game.
May 11 Tigers 16, BBA 12
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quarterfinals play. Puro Money fell 21-13 to Ariel in the semis, and Denver easily handled Elite 21-11 to move into the championship game. The Ariel-Denver showdown turned
out to be a thriller. Tied at 19-all, Ariel’s Young sank two free throws to earn his squad a 21-19 win and the championship. “It’s been absolutely amazing, a
dream come true,” Duncan said. “We lost our first game so we didn’t even know if we were going to make the playoffs. We had to win our last game to win the whole thing; it’s unbelievable. They (USA Basketball) ran a fantastic tournament; we’ve played in tourna- ments all over the country but nothing like this, this is something I’ll never forget.”
Moore and Young shared the men’s
Tournament MVP award. “This is a great experience,” Moore
said. “There’s nothing better than trying to represent your country. It was a plea-
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May 11 FST-Long Island 21, CS Ballers 13 Takeover 21, Tigers 10
Finals May 11
Championship Game: Takeover 21, FST-Long Island 15 Final Standings
1. *Takeover (7-0) 2. FST-Long Island (5-2) 3. Colorado Springs Ballers (3-3) 4. Tigers (2-5) 5. BBA (0-5) 6. UCCS (2-3)
*Earned a qualifying berth into the 2014 FIBA 3x3 World Championship.
sure to come out here and train and play 3x3 basketball with friends and playing against some really good competition.” “It means a lot to represent my
country,” Young said. “I’ve looked at some of my friends in the past that I grew up with in Chicago, Dwyane Wade, Shawn Marion, Deron Williams, that have represented the United States and have gotten gold medals, and now I have the opportunity to do the same thing. That means the world to me.” On the women’s side, Takeover,
easily disposed of the Tigers 21-10 to earn a spot in the title contest, while FST-Long Island got the better of CS Ballers 21-13 to earn another shot at Takeover. Takeover proved too strong to be
taken down and posted a 21-15 win over 2013 champ FST-Long Island. Takeover’s Lloyd was named the
women’s tournament MVP. “I didn’t do much,” Lloyd said.
“This is all my teammates, and they should get this award, not just me.
“Representing your country and
doing something you love, there’s noth- ing better than this,” Lloyd continued. “We now have to stay true, stay humble and go get the win (in Russia).” “We had played that team (FST-
Long Island) three times over the past few days, so we knew that it was going to be competitive because they had won this tournament last year and they’re very deserving,” Hammond said. The USA Basketball 3x3 National
Championship also included a skills session on June 6 that featured hot shot, which is a partner shooting competition, a 3-point shootout and a skills challenge. The men’s hot shot winners were
Duncan and Darrow of Ariel. Winning the women’s hot shot were Hammond and Burdick of Takeover. The men’s 3-point shootout winner was Moore of Ariel, and the women’s 3-point winner was Mitchell of Takeover. Winning the skills challenge were Brendan Pucket (Denver, Colo.) of Vae Victus and Loyd of Takeover.
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