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Canada emerges victorious in quarter-final meeting with Mali at FIBA U19 Women's Basketball World Cup

 

- Canada remains unbeaten at the FIBA U19 Women’s Basketball World Cup after an 82-69 win over Mali on Friday in Madrid, Spain to advance to Saturday's semifinals.

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3 players have withdrawn from the team.

Cory Joseph from the Golden State Warriors, Oshae Brissett from the Boston Celtics, and Kassius Robertson from Valencia will not be participating in the upcoming matches in Jakarta at the World Cup.

 

https://www.eurohoops.net/en/fibawc/1537196/canada-cautious-with-jamal-murray-as-three-players-pull-out/

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Canada  defeated New Zealand 107-76 in the DBB Super Cup semifinal on Saturday, picking up the team’s first exhibition game win ahead of the FIBA Men’s Basketball World Cup 2023.
 
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the way with 26 points (9-12 FG).
 
Today against Germany into DBB SuperCup Final. 
 
*still no update on Jamal Murray's status. The guard Kenny Chery has been added to the Senior Men’s National Team exhibition roster. (I hope this isnt a bad omen)
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