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2021 FIBA Americas U16 Championship CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Aug 29, 2021 (All games) SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE # Team G W-L Pts Avg/G # Team G Pts Avg/G ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 1.USA................. 6 6-0 718 119.7 1.USA................. 6 189 31.5 2.Canada.............. 6 5-1 491 81.8 2.Canada.............. 6 321 53.5 3.Puerto Rico......... 6 4-2 399 66.5 3.Brazil.............. 6 355 59.2 4.Brazil.............. 6 2-4 374 62.3 4.Puerto Rico......... 6 378 63.0 5.Mexico.............. 6 3-3 338 56.3 5.Argentina........... 6 434 72.3 6.Argentina........... 6 2-4 333 55.5 6.Chile............... 6 455 75.8 7.Chile............... 6 2-4 266 44.3 7.Mexico.............. 6 500 83.3 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 0-6 219 36.5 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 506 84.3 SCORING MARGIN FREE THROW PERCENTAGES # Team G OFF DEF Margin # Team G FTM FTA Pct --------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 1.USA................. 6 119.7 31.5 +88.2 1.USA................. 6 113 170 .665 2.Canada.............. 6 81.8 53.5 +28.3 2.Puerto Rico......... 6 67 105 .638 3.Puerto Rico......... 6 66.5 63.0 +3.5 3.Mexico.............. 6 64 101 .634 4.Brazil.............. 6 62.3 59.2 +3.2 4.Canada.............. 6 79 126 .627 5.Argentina........... 6 55.5 72.3 -16.8 5.Brazil.............. 6 76 147 .517 6.Mexico.............. 6 56.3 83.3 -27.0 6.Chile............... 6 45 90 .500 7.Chile............... 6 44.3 75.8 -31.5 7.Argentina........... 6 69 140 .493 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 36.5 84.3 -47.8 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 48 98 .490 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE # Team G FG FGA Pct # Team G FG FGA Pct -------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 1.USA................. 6 286 544 .526 1.USA................. 6 75 325 .231 2.Canada.............. 6 192 492 .390 2.Canada.............. 6 120 388 .309 3.Puerto Rico......... 6 145 459 .316 3.Brazil.............. 6 138 441 .313 4.Mexico.............. 6 125 398 .314 4.Puerto Rico......... 6 134 422 .318 5.Argentina........... 6 120 384 .313 5.Argentina........... 6 153 449 .341 6.Brazil.............. 6 132 461 .286 6.Chile............... 6 175 466 .376 7.Chile............... 6 96 363 .264 7.Costa Rica.......... 6 201 505 .398 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 79 327 .242 8.Mexico.............. 6 179 432 .414 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE # Team G FG FGA Pct # Team G FG FGA Pct -------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 1.USA................. 6 33 103 .320 1.USA................. 6 6 62 .097 2.Brazil.............. 6 34 133 .256 2.Brazil.............. 6 23 138 .167 3.Argentina........... 6 24 96 .250 3.Argentina........... 6 30 127 .236 4.Puerto Rico......... 6 42 171 .246 4.Costa Rica.......... 6 42 175 .240 5.Mexico.............. 6 24 103 .233 5.Puerto Rico......... 6 30 124 .242 6.Canada.............. 6 28 135 .207 6.Chile............... 6 35 144 .243 7.Chile............... 6 29 146 .199 7.Canada.............. 6 24 95 .253 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 13 93 .140 8.Mexico.............. 6 37 115 .322 REBOUNDING OFFENSE REBOUNDING DEFENSE # Team G Reb Avg/G # Team G Reb Avg/G ------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 1.Brazil.............. 6 416 69.3 1.USA................. 6 170 28.3 2.USA................. 6 376 62.7 2.Canada.............. 6 256 42.7 3.Canada.............. 6 352 58.7 3.Brazil.............. 6 270 45.0 4.Argentina........... 6 295 49.2 4.Mexico.............. 6 323 53.8 5.Puerto Rico......... 6 289 48.2 5.Argentina........... 6 326 54.3 6.Mexico.............. 6 244 40.7 6.Costa Rica.......... 6 351 58.5 7.Costa Rica.......... 6 238 39.7 7.Puerto Rico......... 6 354 59.0 8.Chile............... 6 220 36.7 8.Chile............... 6 380 63.3 REBOUNDING MARGIN BLOCKED SHOTS # Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin # Team G Blocks Avg/G ------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- 1.USA................. 6 376 62.7 170 28.3 +34.3 1.Canada.............. 6 43 7.17 2.Brazil.............. 6 416 69.3 270 45.0 +24.3 2.Argentina........... 6 40 6.67 3.Canada.............. 6 352 58.7 256 42.7 +16.0 USA................. 6 40 6.67 4.Argentina........... 6 295 49.2 326 54.3 -5.2 4.Mexico.............. 6 33 5.50 5.Puerto Rico......... 6 289 48.2 354 59.0 -10.8 5.Brazil.............. 6 31 5.17 6.Mexico.............. 6 244 40.7 323 53.8 -13.2 6.Puerto Rico......... 6 29 4.83 7.Costa Rica.......... 6 238 39.7 351 58.5 -18.8 7.Chile............... 6 22 3.67 8.Chile............... 6 220 36.7 380 63.3 -26.7 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 19 3.17 2021 FIBA Americas U16 Championship CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Aug 29, 2021 (All games) ASSISTS STEALS # Team G Assists Avg/G # Team G Steals Avg/G ----------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- 1.USA................. 6 155 25.83 1.USA................. 6 150 25.00 2.Canada.............. 6 101 16.83 2.Canada.............. 6 95 15.83 3.Puerto Rico......... 6 91 15.17 3.Puerto Rico......... 6 68 11.33 4.Brazil.............. 6 84 14.00 4.Chile............... 6 60 10.00 5.Argentina........... 6 60 10.00 Mexico.............. 6 60 10.00 6.Chile............... 6 58 9.67 Argentina........... 6 60 10.00 7.Mexico.............. 6 56 9.33 7.Costa Rica.......... 6 40 6.67 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 38 6.33 8.Brazil.............. 6 37 6.17 TURNOVER MARGIN ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO # Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin # Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- 1.USA................. 6 60 10.0 215 35.8 +25.83 1.USA................. 6 155 25.8 60 10.0 2.58 2.Puerto Rico......... 6 94 15.7 132 22.0 +6.33 2.Puerto Rico......... 6 91 15.2 94 15.7 0.97 3.Canada.............. 6 115 19.2 150 25.0 +5.83 3.Canada.............. 6 101 16.8 115 19.2 0.88 4.Chile............... 6 145 24.2 123 20.5 -3.67 4.Brazil.............. 6 84 14.0 130 21.7 0.65 5.Mexico.............. 6 141 23.5 109 18.2 -5.33 5.Chile............... 6 58 9.7 145 24.2 0.40 6.Argentina........... 6 158 26.3 116 19.3 -7.00 6.Mexico.............. 6 56 9.3 141 23.5 0.40 7.Brazil.............. 6 130 21.7 85 14.2 -7.50 7.Argentina........... 6 60 10.0 158 26.3 0.38 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 177 29.5 90 15.0 -14.50 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 38 6.3 177 29.5 0.21 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS # Team G No. Avg/G # Team G No. Avg/G -------------------------------------- -------------------------------------- 1.USA................. 6 166 27.67 1.Brazil.............. 6 250 41.67 Brazil.............. 6 166 27.67 2.USA................. 6 210 35.00 3.Canada.............. 6 156 26.00 3.Argentina........... 6 206 34.33 4.Puerto Rico......... 6 97 16.17 4.Canada.............. 6 196 32.67 5.Argentina........... 6 89 14.83 5.Puerto Rico......... 6 192 32.00 6.Mexico.............. 6 75 12.50 6.Costa Rica.......... 6 180 30.00 7.Costa Rica.......... 6 58 9.67 7.Chile............... 6 171 28.50 8.Chile............... 6 49 8.17 8.Mexico.............. 6 169 28.17 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE # Team G 3FG Avg/G -------------------------------------- 1.Puerto Rico......... 6 42 7.00 2.Brazil.............. 6 34 5.67 3.USA................. 6 33 5.50 4.Chile............... 6 29 4.83 5.Canada.............. 6 28 4.67 6.Mexico.............. 6 24 4.00 Argentina........... 6 24 4.00 8.Costa Rica.......... 6 13 2.17 2021 FIBA Americas U16 Championship CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Aug 29, 2021 (All games) |------CONFERENCE-------| |--------OVERALL--------| WINNING STREAK STANDINGS W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PA Team NO. --------- --- --- -- -- --- --- -- -- ------------------------ USA................. 0-0 .000 0.0 0.0 6-0 1.000 119.7 31.5 USA 6 Canada.............. 0-0 .000 0.0 0.0 5-1 .833 81.8 53.5 Puerto Rico 2 Puerto Rico......... 0-0 .000 0.0 0.0 4-2 .667 66.5 63.0 Mexico 1 Mexico.............. 0-0 .000 0.0 0.0 3-3 .500 56.3 83.3 Chile 1 Brazil.............. 0-0 .000 0.0 0.0 2-4 .333 62.3 59.2 Argentina........... 0-0 .000 0.0 0.0 2-4 .333 55.5 72.3 Chile............... 0-0 .000 0.0 0.0 2-4 .333 44.3 75.8 Costa Rica.......... 0-0 .000 0.0 0.0 0-6 .000 36.5 84.3 TEAM SUMMARIES Team G PF-PA Avg Score Margin FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct RebF RebA Margin ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Argentina........... 6 333-434 55.5-72.3 -16.8 120-384 .313 24-96 .250 69-140 .493 295 326 -5.2 Brazil.............. 6 374-355 62.3-59.2 +3.2 132-461 .286 34-133 .256 76-147 .517 416 270 +24.3 Canada.............. 6 491-321 81.8-53.5 +28.3 192-492 .390 28-135 .207 79-126 .627 352 256 +16.0 Chile............... 6 266-455 44.3-75.8 -31.5 96-363 .264 29-146 .199 45-90 .500 220 380 -26.7 Costa Rica.......... 6 219-506 36.5-84.3 -47.8 79-327 .242 13-93 .140 48-98 .490 238 351 -18.8 Mexico.............. 6 338-500 56.3-83.3 -27.0 125-398 .314 24-103 .233 64-101 .634 244 323 -13.2 Puerto Rico........
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  • USA Vs. Connecticut

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