Breitengüßbach Win, Haris Memorial Tournament Recap Day 3
Breitengüßbach were crowned champions of the 2011 Haris Memorial Tournament on Friday, after beating Manchester Magic Under-18s 64-56 in the final at the Amaechi Centre in Manchester.
Phillip Daubner’s 24 points led the German club side, whilst a 17 point-12 rebound double double from Jordan Whelan led Manchester.
England Under-16s finished in 7th place after getting their first win of the tournament, a 77-48 victory over Magic Under-16s in the seventh place playoff. England were led by Liam Carpenter’s 14 points, whilst Josh Steel added 12. Earlier in the day they suffered a 5 point defeat to Solent Under-18s.
Full results and all leading scorers can be found below:
Haris Memorial Tournament 2011 Final Standings
1st Breitengüßbach (Germany)
2nd Magic U18
3rd CB Cornella (Spain)
4th Luxembourg
5th Scotland
6th Solent
7th England U16
8th Manchester Magic U16
Haris Memorial Tournament Results Day 3
Scotland 63-36 Magic U16
(Scotland: Matthew Wilcox 16, Jack Nicholson 15, Neil Rowan 7/Magic U16: Pharroh Gordon 14, Nathan Hardacre & Joe Swindells 8)
Solent 60-55 England U16
(Solent: Dan Bryan 18, Chris Scarlett 15, George Beard 14/England U16: Joe Junior Mvuezovlo 18, Theo Oghide 10, Dwayne Hanson-Ogunleye 7)
Breitengüßbach 72–49 Luxembourg
(Breitengüßbach: Phillip Daubner 19, Johannes Theimann 16, Tim Leonhardt & Terry Thomas 7/Luxembourg: Alain Gengler & Bob Melcher 12, Kevin Moura 9)
Cornella 59 – 68 Magic U18
(Cornella:Fernado Villalon & Ferran Angulo 12, Sergi Bosch 11/Magic U18: Jack Crook 24, Jordan Whelan 13, Loick Pouale & Tom Devitt 11)
Magic U16 48 – 77 England U16
(Magic U16: Danny Walters 12, Pharroh Gordon 8, Joe Swindells 6/England U16: Liam Carpenter 14, Josh Steel 12, Justas Muzukevicius & Theo Oghide 11)
Scotland 72– 46 Solent
(Scotland: Joshua McGilvray 19, Jack Nicholson 16, Ryan McKay 9/Solent: Elliot Dadds & George Beard & Dan Byan 8)
Cornella 79-49 Luxembourg (3rd/4th)
(Cornella: Alejandro Blanco 13 Sergi Bosch 13 Oriol Munoz 12/Luxembourg: Alain Gengler 11, Matt Hilger 9, Sven Ehmann 6)
Breitengüßbach 64-56 Magic U18 (final, for full stats click here)
(Breitengüßbach: Phillip Daubner 24, Johannes Thiemann 11, Mark Voelkl 10/Magic U18: Jordan Whelan 17, Jack Crook 12, Connor Porter 9)
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