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JDuro said:


The before/after pics of Saniyah after she gets to working with Molly Binetti are going to be good.
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Bree Hall has grown at least two inches in the last year. Wow.
 
JDuro said:
I was surprised to see her on the VI roster. Her numbers in CC were not prolific at all as she played very little. I thought she might be done with the game and came to USC to finish her education and support Aliyah, while also given the opportunity to be an equipment manager for the team. Given the COVID exemption, maybe she saw an opportunity to play again and entered the portal with hopes of getting some feelers.


Rooting for VI to beat El Salvador tomorrow to set up a QF matchup against Team USA.
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There are 8 times as many people in metro Columbia as in the US Virgin Islands.
 
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LA’s line in Canada’s 74-40 win over Colombia.

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Virgin Islands defeats El Salavador which means VI to meet USA in the quarters. A Boston sister on each team.
 
As the ladies make their way to campus, here’s a four minute video of Brea working out. Posted yesterday.

 
JDuro said:
As the ladies make their way to campus, here’s a four minute video of Brea working out. Posted yesterday.

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That's right! I know I've been more critical of Brea than our other starters in this thread. But I truly want to see her succeed. I hope this hard work will pay dividends on gameday!
 
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JDuro said:


The before/after pics of Saniya after she gets to working with Molly Binetti are going to be good.
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Yeah she is about 105 at best. Good weight but more muscle definitely needed
 
Watching Canada vs Dominican Republic right now and I’m really impressed with how far along LA has come. Her full game is coming out and she’s making an impact all over the court. Making great decisions and playing under control makes her scary to play against. Very nice passes to Edwards and Colley for scores. Still room for improvement defensively but I think she’s going to have a very good junior year.
 
SCspur said:
Watching Canada vs Dominican Republic right now and I’m really impressed with how far along LA has come. Her full game is coming out and she’s making an impact all over the court. Making great decisions and playing under control makes her scary to play against. Very nice passes to Edwards and Colley for scores. Still room for improvement defensively but I think she’s going to have a very good junior year.
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She’s currently putting on a SHOW
 
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And then there was one South Carolinian. U16 Olympic Team Trials. 16 players left. Edwards,Stack and Groot [NY/SC] did not make the cut it seems....

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So with the conclusion of the 2012 Americup - the United States defeated Puerto Rico for the championship, and Brazil defeated Canada for 3rd place - we look at the final tournament stats for players of interest:

In minutes played per game, Aliyah Boston was 4th on the USA team, and 36th overall with 20.5 mpg behind Rhyne Howard (24.0), Veronica Burton (21.5), and Naz Hillmon-Baker (21.5). Destanni Henderson was 7th on the team and 56th overall, with 17.3 mpg.

Laeticia Amihere was 7th for Canada and 51st overall, with 18.2 mpg, and Kamilla Cardoso Silva was 8th for Brazil, and 50th overall with 18.2 mpg (apparently rounded up).

In points per game, Boston was 3rd for USA and 12th overall with 12.5 ppg, behind Howard's 13.2 ppg and Cunane's 12.8 ppg. Boston had led the team in scoring for most of the tournament until the semifinal game against Brazil where she had a poor scoring game of just 6 pts, and both Howard and Cunane picked their scoring up. The final 2 games Boston scored 23 pts, Cunane scored 31 pts and Howard scored 34 pts, and that's how the scoring leads ended up.

Henderson was 7th on the team and 47th overall, with 5.5 ppg. She did most of her scoring from behind the 3-pt. arc.

Amihere was 1st for Canada off the bench in scoring, and 8th overall with 13.0 ppg. Cardoso Silva was 4th for Brazil and 22nd overall, with 9.9 ppg.

In rebounds per game, Boston led the USA and the tournament overall with 9.3 rpg. Her 19-rebound effort in the championship game helped catapult her to the top of that category. Henderson was 11th on the team with 1.3 rpg. Hey, she's the smallest player on the team, after all.

Amihere led Canada off the bench and was 11th overall, with 7.7 rpg. Cardoso Silva was 2nd for Brazil and 6th overall, with 8.0 rpg.

3 for 14 (21.4%). She had been shooting pretty economically for the tournament and was quite above all other shooters (before the Semifinal she had a 66% FG % Americup stat leaders (Team Rank / Tournament Rank)

In assists per game, Henderson was 2nd on the team and 8th overall with 3.7 apg. She fell behind Burton's 4.0 apg average by dishing out only 1 single assist in the final 2 games of the tournament after being inserted into the starting lineup by Coach Staley - she had led the team coming off the bench prior. Boston was tied for 5th on the USA team and 29th overall with 1.8 apg.

Amihere was 7th for Canada and 38th overall, with 1.5 apg, and Brazil's Cardoso Silva was tied for 10th for her team and 59th overall, with 0.9 apg.

In blocks per game, Boston was 1st for USA and 3rd overall, with 1.8 bpg. Henderson was tied for 8th and 49th overall, with 0.2 bpg. Again, she's tiny.

Amihere was 1st for Canada off the bench and 9th overall with 1.0 bpg, and Cardoso Silva was 1st for Brazil and 4th overall, with 1.6 bpg. South Carolina should be in good hands next season as far as leading the WCBB in blocked shots for the 3rd consecutive season. We would be in line to lead in blocked shots per game for the 3rd straight, but were edged out last season 7.04 to 7.03 bpg by Syracuse and.....Cardoso Silva.


In steals per game, Boston actually out-did Henderson - she was tied for 6th on the team, and tied for 36th overall, with 0.8 spg. Henderson was 8th, and tied for 48th overall, with 0.7 spg.

Amihere was 5th for Canada and tied for 23rd overall with 1.0 spg, and Cardoso Silva was 10th for Brazil and 74th overall with 0.3 spg. If blocks aren't tiny Henderson's bag, then steals are probably not 6-7 Cardoso Silva's bag either.


In total field goal percentage, Boston was 1st for USA and 2nd overall, with a .537 FG %. She finished behind Puerto Rico's Jazmon Gwathmey's .543 accuracy. Again, the semifinal game versus Brazil was Boston's undoing here, as she shot 3-14 (.214) for her 6 points. Prior to that game, Boston was 20-29 (.690) for the tournament, in 4 games. But 29 attempts meant she averaged 7.25 attempts per game, a small amount. She took 14 attempts versus Brazil, and that anchored her average down like an anvil. Even though she shot a much better 6-11 in the championship game, the combined 9-25 (.360) for the two games were almost as many attempts as she shot for the previous 4 games. Henderson was not ranked, as most all of her shooting was done behind the 3-pt arc, and she didn't take enough shot attempts above the minimum requirement.

Amihere was 1st for Canada and 4th overall, at .500. Cardoso Silva - like Henderson - wasn't ranked due to too few attempts per game. She was however 26 of 42, for a .619 FG %.


In 3-point field goal percentage, here was where Henderson made her mark: she was 1st for USA and 2nd overall, with a .474 3-pt FG %. Boston was unranked due to not enough attempts from behind the arc, but she was 1-4 (.250), going 1-1 in the championship game.

Same case with both Amihere (3-9 .333) and Cardoso Silva (none attempted).


In game efficiency per game, Boston was 1st for both the USA team and overall, with a 20.5 epg. Henderson was 10th for the US and 46th overall with a 6.2 epg.

Amihere was 1st for Canada and 7th overall, with a 16.0 epg, and Cardoso Silva was 1st for Brazil and 6th overall, with a 16.1 epg.
 
The Amihere SC fans have all been waiting for showed up at the FIBA tournament. She just got better and better over the week. I think she wrapped up a spot on the Olympic team with that performance. The only down side is she’ll be in Miami for the next month instead of Columbia.
 
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TC22 said:
The Amihere SC fans have all been waiting for showed up at the FIBA tournament. She just got better and better over the week. I think she wrapped up a spot on the Olympic team with that performance. The only down side is she’ll be in Miami for the next month instead of Columbia.
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I wonder if some of her success has to do with her positioning in the Canadian offensive formations. She was on the perimeter more than she would be as a forward at USC. It really makes me wonder if we'll have periods of time with Amihere at the wing and Cardoso/Boston on the interior.
 
GamecockFam said:
I wonder if some of her success has to do with her positioning in the Canadian offensive formations. She was on the perimeter more than she would be as a forward at USC. It really makes me wonder if we'll have periods of time with Amihere at the wing and Cardoso/Boston on the interior.
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:eek: That's a terrible idea.
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:eek: That's a terrible idea.
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Get Out Goodbye GIF by Bounce
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Is it, though? I get Amihere’s perimeter percentages aren’t great, but it’s also not like SC is regularly stacked with three-point bombers. This year may be different with Hall and Johnson backing up Cooke and Henny, but Amihere’s not going to dominate the inside like Boston and Cardoso and she’s too talented to ride the bench.

I’ll be clear that I do NOT want to see Amihere at the 2. If she’s going to play outside it needs to be as a wing.
 
GoChips20 said:
:eek: That's a terrible idea.

Is it, though? I get Amihere’s perimeter percentages aren’t great, but it’s also not like SC is regularly stacked with three-point bombers. This year may be different with Hall and Johnson backing up Cooke and Henny, but Amihere’s not going to dominate the inside like Boston and Cardoso and she’s too talented to ride the bench.
I’ll be clear that I do NOT want to see Amihere at the 2. If she’s going to play outside it needs to be as a wing.
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:eek: Let me be more clear. As a UCONN fan I think this idea is ill conceived and unworthy of any future consideration.
 
GoChips20 said:
:eek: That's a terrible idea.

Is it, though? I get Amihere’s perimeter percentages aren’t great, but it’s also not like SC is regularly stacked with three-point bombers. This year may be different with Hall and Johnson backing up Cooke and Henny, but Amihere’s not going to dominate the inside like Boston and Cardoso and she’s too talented to ride the bench.

I’ll be clear that I do NOT want to see Amihere at the 2. If she’s going to play outside it needs to be as a wing.
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I am pretty sure that those 3 on the court at the same will be almost non existent. Dawn can run two sperate teams of 5 and use the others a substitutes within those 2 five team line ups. She did that with A'ja and company in her freshman year. North Carolina did this with their men's team years ago. They were called "the blue team" if I recall correctly. You have to play them or you're going to have issues. She will pick her starting 5 and then her second 5 and at games end the minutes will be pretty equally spread. That's the "Dawn Ball" I have seen over the years.
 
GoChips20 said:
:eek: That's a terrible idea.

Is it, though? I get Amihere’s perimeter percentages aren’t great, but it’s also not like SC is regularly stacked with three-point bombers. This year may be different with Hall and Johnson backing up Cooke and Henny, but Amihere’s not going to dominate the inside like Boston and Cardoso and she’s too talented to ride the bench.

I’ll be clear that I do NOT want to see Amihere at the 2. If she’s going to play outside it needs to be as a wing.
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Freshman year she was 7 for 10 from three
 
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