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Haris Memorial Tournament Day 2 Recap

By on December 29, 2012
England U17 Haris Memorial Tournament Day 2

England U17 Haris Memorial Tournament Day 2Day of the seventh annual Haris Tournament took place on Friday, with four teams booking their place in the semi finals. Results, stats, notes below:

Results

Akademie Weser beat England Under-17s 57-42 After a mauling to Cornella to open the tournament yesterday, England Under-17s put in a much better performance against Akademie Weser but suffered a 15 point loss.

Myles Laurent-Smart, Liam Carpenter and Riccardo Guddemi led England with 9 points each, whilst Constantin Kalmund had 20 points on 9/13 shooting to lead the Germans.

Box score.

Cornella beat Manchester U16s 116-41 Cornella started the day with the biggest margin of victory in the tournament so far, beating the host under-16 side by 75 points.

Cornella had 7 players in double figures, led by Ferran Ventura, a member of Spain’s Under-17 World Championship side that finished fourth this summer (thanks to @robscott33 for the tip off), who finished with 22 points on 10/14 shooting.

Daniel Walters had 13 points on 5/8 shooting to lead Manchester.

Box score

Magic U18 beat Switzerland Sele

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