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Future Stars 2012 – Day 1 Recap

By on June 30, 2012


The 2012 Future Stars U18 international junior basketball tournament tipped off on Friday, with England turning a few heads after upsetting Division A side Ukraine with an 84-76 victory.

The win meant England went 2-0 on Day 1,having defeating Sweden earlier in the day, and advancing to the semi final’s on Saturday.

Full results, leading scorers and Saturday’s schedule can be found below:

Future Stars Day 1 Results & Leading Scorers

Game 1
Denmark beat the Netherlands 72-67
(Netherlands: Mike Schilder 16, Shame Hammink 13, Jito Kok 11, Kevin Landman 9/Denmark: Moller 15, Stolbjerg 11, Glabborerg 10, Christensen 8)

Game 2
Ukraine beat Sweden 72-51
(Sweden: Nathan Dawit 12, Rahnstedt 10, Nicholas Spires 6/Ukraine: Andrii Kharchynskyi 11, Volodymr Pishchikov 11, Igor Boyarkin 10)

Game 3
Netherlands beat London United Harefield Academy 68-48
(Netherlands: Mike Schilder 26 (22 in first half), Floris Versteeg 16/London Utd: Elvisi Dusha 13, Callum 13, Kwame 9)

Game 4
England beat Sweden 62-55
(England: Mo Soluade 22, Elliott Sentence 14, Rowell Graham 8/Sweden: Nicholas Spires 12, Nathan Dawit 9, Alexander Gorski 8)

Game 5
Denmark Beat London United-Harefield Academy 90-45
(Denmark: Rasmus Larsen 18, Luwdberg 12, Skouhansen 11/LUHA: Elvisi Dusha 10, Callum 8)

Game 6
England beat Ukraine 84-76
(England: Elliott Sentance 24, Mo Soluade 12, Tyrell Isaacs 9, Rowell Graham 8/Ukraine: Vladyslav Korenick 27, Igor Boyarkin 12, Sakhinick 11)

Day 2 Schedule

15:00 5th – 6th Place Game (1st leg)
17:00 Semi Final 1 (Winner Group A v Runner up Group B)
19:00 Semi Final 2 (Winner Group B v Runner up Group A)

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