Quarter-Finals | Canada v Japan | Full Basketball Game | FIBA U19 Women’s Basketball World Cup 2025

Quarter-Finals | Canada v Japan | Full Basketball Game | FIBA U19 Women’s Basketball World Cup 2025

Hey, hey, hey. Welcome to United World. Let’s team number six number seven. Number nine. Number 10. Number 11. Number 22. Number 27. Number 28. Number 27. Number 28. Number 14. Number four. Number 57. and number 61 of this team. And now we number one number two number three. Number four. Number six. Number seven. Number 11. Number 12. Number 17. Number 23. Number 30. Ladies and gentlemen, we start with Japan. Please. The referee from Norway. It is the second day of bracket play for the FIVA9 Women’s Basketball World Cup. Canada and Japan about to head off at each other in hopes to make it to the semifinals playing tomorrow. I’m Justin Taylor, your host for this one. Let’s go ahead and take a look at starting lineups for each team. Starting with team Canada, their starting five on the floor with Jasmine Bascow, Silus, Avery How, and Sierra Parchment. The others are the starting five for Canada. On the other side for Japan, Ato canon Suzuki, Sakura Horyuchi with Riona Matsumoto and Sierra Mendy. Officials for this game, Gazella Yori, Daniel Nves, and Elvis binders coders. Head coaches for each team. For Japan, Yoshi Kazu Suzuki. And for Canada, Marlo Davis. Looking at how these teams got here. Starting in the group stages, Japan had to face off against Spain, Czecha, and Argentina. They were able to go 2 and one. As such, their schedule went like this. First off, facing off against Czecha with a 65-50 win, following up with a loss versus Spain 6954. Then they were able to follow it up with a dominant win over Argentina 8344. In the round of 16, their matchup was versus Brazil and they won that matchup 66- 52. As for Canada, they took the number one spot in group B, facing off and getting victories against Portugal, Nigeria, and China. Those games finished out 9388 over excuse me uh 8849 over Portugal, 11342 over Nigeria and then finishing out with a victory over China 1152 in the round of 16 with their matchup. They faced off against Korea 70- 58. Both teams now at center stage, greeting the officials and ready for tip off. Canada wearing white uniforms, white tops, white bottoms with red stripes for the accents with black lettering and numbering. As for Japan, they are wearing their red pinstriped uniforms, red tops, red bottoms with a thick black stripe and an accented white stripe next to it along the sides. Official double-checking with the others, making sure they are squared away to start this game. And if you haven’t checked it out already, you can follow along with live stats and more at fea.basketball. And here we go. Quarterfinal basketball has tipped off and Canada will start with the possession. Moi drive, layup off the glass, no good. Gets her own rebound up for two. by directing traffic. Screen left, goes off of it. Godo mid-range. No good. Balls tipped. It is at last touched 19 Canada over to the right wing in the corner now. Back up and on top. Piuchi slings it over. Goto step back three. No good. Fast break opportunity for Canada looking to double up on their first possessions in the post. Kick to the corner. Step back three. Parchment shot. No good. drive kick underneath layup and good. So it’ll be two points for Japan getting on the board minute and a half into the game. Three attempted, three no good. And a quick rebound attempt is successful for Basco. Three attempted and Powell will drop in a tray. Fakes the screen. Drive left. 4 seconds shot clock in the post. Drive to the layup and no good. Going to be tipped out of bounds. Last touch by Canada. Over 2,000 viewers joining us on YouTube. Thank you for coming along for this one. Over 50 likes so far. Let’s see if we can get up up to 200 for this for this game. Cross the paint drive. Layup is going to be no good. Rebounded by Basco. Correction, Horuchi. So, Mid-range shot drops in for Canada. Keep going. Nine to four Canada with a strong start in this one. 606 remaining. Going to stay with Japan. And early in this one, Avery Howell has hit two buckets, a three and a two. He’s perfect two for two in this one. Parchment doing the work on the boards with three rebounds. So they right now have this five-point lead in the game. Pass to the corner. Suzuki tries to give it up top. Intercepted. Fast break. hesitates with the layup and Jasmine Fasco will get the two points. Quick uh answer attempt by Japan. He’s just short on the layup attempt. Foul called on the floor. Inbound up top to go. Watch for them to get hot. Right now, they haven’t hit a shot yet. They’ve taken plenty of uh attempts, but nothing has dropped yet. They average just shy of 20 points a game. That’s third best in this World Cup. crosses over. Kick to the corner. Go. Stripped away here. gives it acrossways and now in the post. Ball’s going to almost go out of bounds. Mir inside and Swords will go up for two. Time out by Japan. We’ll be back with more FIFA action. That is unbelievable. These guys will be legends in their own country. 154 start for Ken. Canada. They are surging here in the beginning. Drive for the basket is going to be blocked from behind. Well defended and squatted away by Parchment. Godo to the right wing. Sedo gives it back to Godo. drives down the lane into the post out of bounds. It stays with Japan on the far side. Hito takes a mid-range shot. does not get the friendly bounce so it doesn’t drop. Swords and three drops in from distance. into the lane. Pass out takes three and that’ll start heading out of bounds into the hands of another Japanese teammate after going off a defender. Three attempted. Three is good. And after a long drought, Japan finally on the board once again. Goto with their first bucket. Fast break steel. Itto mid-range. Good. And we are getting some life from this Japanese team now trailing by nine. 13 towards the left. He will pass over a diagonal to the right wing. Offensive rebound. A three attempted by Parchment. No good. The length of Mloud gives the rebound. And after numerous attempts, a three drops in for Canada. Silus Swords from Yong the Arc. They have five points in this one. And a two-point answer from Chado Idaho, pick and roll and does not get a friendly roll. ball. Japan with the rebound. Two minutes remaining here in the first. Ido calling the play. Screen left into the post. Fukatu backing down the defender. Ball’s going to be ripped away but stays with Japan. Three attempted off the mark. applying a bit of fullourt pressure and a blocking foul will be the call against Yui Sedo. top performers of this Canada team when looking at it. Silus leads in efficiency, points, and rebounds, averaging 16 and a half points per game, at least six rebounds per game. As for assist totals, Jasmine Pasco with 6.3, Mila Holloway with six, averaging on the assist. So, this is the team that does move the ball. Makir at the line. First free throw. Back of the rim. No good. Knocks in the second shot. The foul was by Guedo on the three attempt. Two for three at the charity strike. trying to get by this defender to get across the halfline. Able to do it. Just great ball handling around the perimeter. Takes a step back near the free throw line. Does not get the friendly bounce, but Yeet with the rebound and draws the foul. So, Nyang Yitch with the rebound and drawing the foul. It’ll be a baseline inbound. Mir will go to the bench for some rest with just a minute left here in the first quarter. 23-11. Canada got an early start in their scoring. Japan took some time to wake up from the elbow. Floats a shot. No good. Going to be tipped away out of bounds. Last touch by Canada. Japan. Taking a look at some of their top performers. Matto leads in all but one stat just like with Silusa’s efficiency points and rebounds. Back door pass goes out of bounds. 25 seconds, 1 second between game and shot clock. Goto averaging 19.8 points per game. efficiency rating is at 16.5 with rebounds at 7.8. Just shy of eight rebounds a game. Three attempted goes in. We’ll see. It may not count. And looks like It will not as it is an offensive foul. Miro Shiraishi on the foul. Pasco takes a mid-range shot, drops it in and one opportunity on the play. Able to break by the defender. Great step back. Gets the shot. Draws the foul. One more and that makes it a 16-point lead here in the first quarter. Launches one from half. Not going to have enough behind it to reach the rim. And that will be our end of quarter score. We’ll be back with more FIVA action. a 15-point lead here in the start of the second quarter. Blocked out of bounds. And that’s just part of the reason why Canada is up. They are playing strong defense, but they are getting it done offensively as well. The advanced stats kind of give a better idea of how things have been working for Canada. They’re earning points off of turnover. Seven of them are off the turnover with eight second chance points as well. Right there is just 15 of them. So off the turnovers and off the second chance rebounds. Canada with six offensive rebounds thus far and they have scored off of majority of them. mid-range shot. Front of the rim rolls over. Holloway. How gives it right back to Holloway on the play. Pick and roll up for two. Draws the foul. That’s going to be committed by number 30 Sherishi. First free throw for Koko. Good at the line. hesitation looking for some space on the play. This defense is swarming. Doing a great job with this zone setup. Pass out to the right wing. Finds some space. Can they nail it? Yes. Sone and a steal. Backto back buckets there. Five points within just moments. Foul is going to be called. Avery Howell will go to the line. They have five already in this one as they draw the foul committed by Sierra Mendy. You have time, check out a FEA YouTube membership. You can click the join button on your screen and sign up for a membership with various benefits available depending on what tier you select. You get loyalty badges as well as uh access to emotes, early access to certain highlights, videos, and other content as well as access to additional channels within the FIA Discord. discord.gga. It’s available for everyone, but special channels for those who sign up for the membership, including Q&A sessions with the experts. Powell went two for two during their visit to the charity stripe and then a quick answer by Sonic. Interior passing leads to interior buckets. Number 21, Okoko. Crossover. Tried to get a little pick and roll action. Drive on the basket, but out of bounds at the baseline. and we have an offensive foul. Matsumoto draws it against Ago Makir. with their first personal foul. Officials having a quick discussion. I think they were making sure that they inbound at the right place. 3219 13-point deficit for Japan. tried to pass near the free throw line, deflected and into the hands of a Canadian player. Pasco over to Swords and right back. Screen left. Hedge defense. Ball’s going to be tipped away, but stays with Canada to step back. Running out of time on the shot clock. Guess got to put something up. Offbalance shot doesn’t go in. Parchment gets the rebound after it’s fumbled around a bit. Japan snags the rebound off the missed three. Godo will take a three. Tried to go off the backboard. No good. Rebounded by Liam. Drive to the right side underneath the basket in the post. No good. Parchment rebound up for two. Draws the foul off the shot. Will go to the line. drive down the middle of the lane. Layup is going to be no good. And the attempt at the other end for Canada does drop, extended the lead back up to a 16-point lead. That has been uh that is one point shy of their largest Ball is going to be stolen and a double dribble call on the play. miss it. But yes, she did get two hands on it. The defense never touched it and so she was dribbling it, picked it up, and then once she was on her feet, dribbled again. Tried to thread the needle on the cut to the basket. The intercept of the Kir diagonal pass is well overthrown. Bit of a difficult pass to make in that situation. 449 remaining. Shot floated. No good. How gives back to how back and forth they go between the two. Screen set on a roll by Talo. Shot misses Japan. Up the floor to the inside out to the corner. Three. No good. Canada tried to respond with a three of their own but just as the save is just short. Godo or Yuchi Kito back to goto splits defenders layup draws the foul will go to line for two sports. First free throw drops in. It’s the first attempt of the game for Japan. And going two for two at the line. around the perimeter. How pick and roll. Ball’s going to be mishandled going the other way. Drive layup. Draws the foul. Will go to the line once again. This time it’ll be Coona Abbe. So, Abbe goes one for two at the line and then Fukatu draws the foul committed by Tal. This is off of the offensive rebound. No, it’s going to head out to Sedo. Abbe gives to God. Six seconds shot clock. Screen right on her knees. Takes a deep three. Hits rim. And offensive rebound. Our Double screen this time goes left back door slings it corner three no good puts it the last second shot as it missed rim a great cleanup job by Sakura Yuchi Japan will call a timeout on the play 352 24. They’ve made it an 11-point game. We’ll see if they can break past and make it a singledigit possession at some point. We’ll be back with more FIVA action. That is unbelievable. returning to play. Canada with the ball and Japan, they’ve closed out on this lead as best as they can. Still an 11-point lead for the Canadians. Hedge defense leading to problems able to get by the double team and the ball’s going to be stolen. No, a foul will be called on the floor. Mloud draws the foul even if called for it. It is their first personal foul of the game. Godo hesitation, tries to drive, almost loses their footing, goes for the layup and misses bottom of the rim. Holloway will hand off. Holloway with it once again into the post. Basco takes the three, nails it. And sometimes you look away for just a second and Japan has already gotten down the floor and scored. It is two points by Ken Suzuki. Turnaround jumper off the foul is good. AR will go to the line to make it a three-point play. and able to convert the and one opportunity. 4126. Canada has stayed right around this 11-5 point lead back and forth. Japan not able to get the deep shot to fall. One minute remaining here in the first half. Pick and roll. Takes the shot. Know it’s going to be a pass out to the corner. Moves it to the wing for a three. Howell able to snag the rebound. Basco up for two. Rebounded by Fukatu. Fast break. Stops. pops a three. Unable to snag it. Ball’s loose. Heading out of bounds. And there you see on the play, great eagle eye of the officials as they say it’s Canada ball. As Japanese player was falling, the hand swatted the ball. They were the last to touch it. So able to get that call. The drive to the basket after losing two defenders. Passes it to this opposite block and up for two. Godo takes a three. Does not get the friendly bounce. 43-26. tied for the largest lead of the game at 17 as we go into halftime. Looking at the box scores for this one, Son with eight points, three for five on shooting with one rebound and one steel. Ato has five points in this one with a three-pointer made and two for two from the charity stripe. Two rebounds as well. Canada, their top performer, Jasmine Basco with 12 points. has nailed five shots total. One of those a three-pointer, one rebound, two assists, and one steel. Mckir also double digits in scoring with 10 points, three rebounds, three assists. That’s going to do it for this first half of play. Check out these highlights and we’ll be back with more feedback action. While we’re in our halftime break, make sure to check out uh discord.gg/feiba as well as looking at a FIA YouTube membership. We’ll be back. That is unbelievable. These guys will be legends in their own country but also in the international basketball, education, health, justice. We sometimes take these simple things for granted. They’re not common for all of us. We are all born on the same planet, but not with the same opportunities. Whatever our gender, color, belief, or capability, we are one. We are all on the same team. Let’s convince those who never thought they would do it that they can. We can. 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You got to give credit where credit is due. Layup is good on the fast break after Horuchi gets the steal. They have done the work that they need to to get this lead. They have been moving the ball well, snagging rebounds, just sharing the wealth overall. And they will call a traveling violation. Godo over to the right wing. Matsumotoi 3 seconds on the shot clock. Goes left. Hands off and not able to get a shot up in time. That’ll be a 24se second violation. Ball tipped away. Stays with Canada. Drive. Reverse layup. No good. Offensive rebound. Second chance shot goes in. Rachel Lakoko with the rebound and put back. That is another aspect that Canada has had in their favor is second chance points. They’ve gotten the rebounds on the offensive side and put them back. So far, they have 11 second chance buckets. Brexit 11 second chance points to be specific. layup on the back door expands the lead out to 19. Suzuki drive through the defense spot on the rim. No good cleanup opportunity for Sierra Mendy and they have six in this one. Quick bucket number 21 Rachel Lakoko. Eight points in the game. A three attempted for Japan. Offensive rebound into the post. Swatted away. How will receive the credit for the steal. Three attempted. Good. Sila Swords from beyond the ark. Time out. Japan. Largest lead for Canada at 22. We’ll be back with more FIFA action in just a moment. That is unbelievable. We both So, some action right out the gate. Three-pointer by Riiona Matsumoto. Miss shot for Canada. Back to a 19-point game after the three-pointer. Our will kick out. Three attempted. No good. Too far. Swords. Defended by Suzuki. Over to the left wing. Parchment will take her dribble and give it back to Sword. 6C shot clock. How Suzuki went right after the ball, but it’s called for the foul on the play. all the way. Gives over to How Parchment will take the three. Nails it. And looks like it’ll actually be where two their foot was on the line. Drive layup and go with two points. That is their first field goal made of the second half. Off ball foul will be called against Sakura Huryosi. It’s their first personal foul of the game. Three attempted from the left wing high off the bounce. Rebounded by Horuchi. Godo takes the three. Defender right in their face. Misses the shot. Holloway rebound. Pushing to the rim. Layup. hits a friendly bounce and roll off the backboard and just crawls over the edge of the rim to drop. 21-point lead for Canada. Tip stolen. I go mir back to Mckir into the paint. Japan will take a three-pointer from deep. Uh Godo snags the offensive rebound. Just surprises the defender. Sneaking in behind them to get the rebound and up for two. Godo now has nine in this matchup. Three attempted off the mark. Rebounded by God. Pushing the tempo down the floor. Has two defenders in front of them. Will push it further down and give it to Matsumoto. Now back up top into the paint. We’ll go with the post move off the glass. Just not get a friendly bounce. Picassu almost drops it in. Active hands on defense. Layup. Swatted away by Ako Mckir. How drive layup good Suzuki Godo splits defenders. Layup no good. Mir will drive. Cut off by a defender. Rotated to the corner. Swords three. Canada continues to expand on their dominant lead now up 24. three from the break on the floor. No good. Offensive rebound. Steps back and takes a three of their own. Japan 0 for two during that visit from beyond the arc. Holloway behind the back drive. Kick to the corner. Mckir three. No good. Snagged by Swords. Up and in on the putback job. There we see the Australian team doing some scouting ahead of any of their games. Japan will go to the bench for a timeout. That is Unbelievable. As we saw moments ago, Australia in attendance. They’re scouting ahead of this game. looking at both teams, but with the lead as it is, they’re focused more on Canada at this time as in the semi-final, Australia has already advanced with their victory over Team Hungary 8276. So, winner of this one will face off against Australia. Still two more games coming up after this one. The next matchup will be Spain versus Portugal. Spain had a round one buy from the round of 16. Portugal uh earning their spot into the quarterfinal. And then the final game for today when it comes to this winners bracket, United States versus France and USA France should be one that uh I I feel will be a very competitive game. I’m looking forward to see uh how that one turns out. at the line. Free throw is no good for each’s shot is off the mark. 6337. at the free throw line. Passes out to the left wing. Gives it right back. Diagonal pass to the corner. Swatted. Able to get her own rebound off of the block shot and a foul is drawn on the play. Now taking a look at the power rankings. France was at that number two spot, but they did drop to fifth. Power rankings are as such. United States at that number one spot. Canada number two here in this one. Japan they’re at number eight while the remaining teams in between, Australia third, Spain at fourth. We mentioned France at fifth, Hungary at sixth. They were originally way further down. They moved up seven spots in these power rankings. Portugal at number seven, they moved up four spots. Transition ball for Canada on a bit of a roll there. Missed shot. Second chance layup. No good. Jump ball situation. So off the jump ball, Japan will have the possession. 109 remaining in the third. They still have possession. Mid-range shot inside the block up and good for two. Neo Shiarishi call away spins baseline drive against the defender up. No good. rebounded by Abbe. Abbe brings it all the way down the floor, giving it to Ido. They rotate it to the left wing. No good on the three-point attempt. Ball goes out of bounds with 29 seconds remaining in the third. And the number six number seven. And a bit of a collision there at half court. They will call it a blocking foul against Chisada. And Mila Holloway goes to the line for two. First free throw drops in. 28-point lead for Canada. 14 seconds. No shot clock. Steps back with the three. nails it off of a step back and it goes in. One second, floats a shot at the buzzer. So, Jasmine Basco with a response after the three by him. 6942 as we go into the fourth quarter. Stick around. We’ll have more FE action after this break. Come on. Come on. With just 10 minutes of play left, mid-range shot drops in for Brook Mloud. It is a 29point lead for Canada in this quarterfinal match. He oversees three attempted from the left wing. No good. Trying to snag the rebound. does fall into the hands of an offensive player, but the second chance will not drop. Mloud with the rebound. So here working the ball well. Got it across the half line. Now given to Mloud. Drive layup. No good. Rebounded by Shiro Ishi. Hashi, Suzuki, Son, Matsumoto, and Mendy are the listed players that are on the court. But let’s go ahead and take a look as And that is the five on the floor. Five I have on the floor Higashi Ido along with Sedo Son and Shir Isi. On the flip side for Canada Mckir with swords, Mloud of Coco and Howl. Pito to the corner. Three attempted with 5 seconds on the shot. Clock does not get the friendly bounce as Mick here gets the rebound. It looks like it’ll be an offensive foul against Mir. It is their second personal foul. Keeping the possession pass inside near the block. up for two and good. Neio is mir drive to the basket. Kick behind swords. Loose ball heading out of bounds and recovered. 3 seconds on the shot clock phase. A two ball. No good. shot clock violation and it’ll be a Japanese possession. 753 remaining. We’ll have a timeout and be right back. That is unbelievable. 7144 745 remaining here in this fourth quarter match up. Canada will more than likely be moving on barring a miracle comeback from Japan. It will take a lot for them to really come back in this one. Pasco to the wing. Baseline drive. Pass up top. Intercepted by Ido. They are quick and they are to the rim already for two points. Makia receives it. Pass to the rim. No good. Second chance cleanup opportunity on their own shot. Rachel Aoko with 10 points in the game. From the corner. Three attempted. Three is good. Son, they have 14 in this one. That’s their fourth three-pointer dropped in. switching on the defense. A layup going to be swatted away. Japan with the block and the rebound into the post. Baseline layup on the reverse is good. Mio Shiroki, excuse me, Miro Shiraishi. Yepitch. And an offensive foul off the illegal screen. Shot will not count. 610 remaining. 22-point deficit for Japan. Hedo steps in towards the elbow, loses possession of the ball, kicks it out, and a foul will be called on the pass. Yich with their first personal foul of the game. Mloud will come in in their place. pick and pop situation. Takes the three and I believe they drew the foul. Will go to line for three shots at the charity stripe. First free throw off the mark. Second uh excuse me, first one is good. Second one is off the mark. Go credited with an assist after the made free throw. Two for three, starting to visit. Now a 20point game, applying the pressure, sticking with them. Vasco gives off to Parchment. 8sec shot clock. Back to Vasco. Going to have to get up a shot. Fading from the right elbow. Drops it in. unbalanced. Well defended. Doesn’t matter. Drops it in for two. So, a miss three attempt. Tried to get the rebound, but last touch by Shirroishi as it goes out of bounds. They will take some time on the bench. 22-point lead for Canada. 508 remaining. Parchman has it, takes the shot, and it looks like it’ll be on the first shot attempt, not the second one that did drop. So, it’ll be two free throws at the line. First free throw is no good. One for two during the visit. drive down the middle of the lane. Ball’s going to go off the knee of the offensive player. So, Godo will receive a turnover on this play. Tried to pass it there to the block. Parchment passes on the backside in for two. Canada expanding their lead once again. Their largest lead of this game was 29. Currently up now 22 after the three-pointer drops for Japan. Game scheduled for a little bit later today. Spain versus Portugal. That’ll be happening right after this one. And then United States versus France. Mid-range shot drops for Canada. You can check out local times of when the games start by going to FIA. Basketball and checking out the games tab. Three blocked. into the post. Turn around. Stuck in the paint. Defended well. Just surrounded by the defense. There was nowhere to go. So an intercepted pass Holloway tried to save it from going out of bounds. Three drops in for Japan. They are not going away quietly until the final buzzer sounds. Spin drive from the elbow. Kicks it up to the top from the corner for three. Misses. Gets her own rebound. Up for two. Two teammates fighting over it from Japan and they realize same team. They get themselves situated and bring the ball down the floor. Three is no good. approaching two minutes left. 8sec shot clock. Edge defense causes a bit of a spill on the handles. One second. Not able to get the shot up in time. It dropped in. What an impressive shot. But again, it will not count as it went up after the buzzer. 154 remaining. Last touch by Japan. 11 number two. Looks like they’re going to take some time to review uh this one possibly. We’ll see if they actually go through with a challenge. And looks like that’s what Japan is asking for is a challenge on the play for who has possession. We’ll be back as they deliberate on this from the replay system. Hey. Shameless. Three attempt misses. Last touch by Canada on the rebound attempt. 139 remaining. as the challenge that we were on break from was successful. Leads to a bucket. Two-pointer for Japan, making it a 19-point game. Defender tried to sneak in behind Holloway to get the steal, but she was able to turn around and notice the defender coming. Ball’s going to be tipped and almost goes out of bounds into the hands of Japan. 118 remaining. It’s a bit too far uh gone for any kind of comeback in this one, but Japan still putting their best effort going at a fast pace. Go to a shot off the mark. out of bounds. Japan poss uh possession. screen right gives it off back and forth. Takes a deep three. Hits the front of the rim. No good. Offensive rebound into the block met by a defender. Passes out. Godo resetting. Misses on the shot. No good. That’s going to be a shot clock violation. They had the space, but I don’t think they were prepared to be that open. 41 seconds. Foul called on the floor as Mloud had possession of the ball. If I’m not mistaken, they are over the limit. So that’ll send Mloud to the line. First free throw is good. and two for two at the charity stripe. 21-point lead for Canada in the closing seconds of this quarterfinals matchup. Canada will be advancing and facing off against Australia. That takes care of one half of this bracket. The other half still waiting for Spain versus Portugal as well as United States versus France. More free throws for Canada in these closing seconds as Holloway will head to the line. First shot no good. and one for two. Suzuki a three taken. Drops in. It won’t change the result of how this game will finish, but it sure is a great effort to knock in the three. Draw the foul. We’ll go to line for one more. Go at the charity stripe. Receives, settles in, and takes their shot. Converts the and one. Holloway driving to the basket. Off balance. Layup is good. Two seconds left. And Japan will launch one. That’s not going to be in time. 8565. Japan not able to mount any kind of comeback, but it was a great effort by them as Canada will move on to face against Australia. Taking a look at the box scores, starting with Japan, their top score, Ato with 16 points. Had five shots fall in. Three of those from beyond the arc. Three for three from the charity stripe with six rebounds, four assists. Son with 14 points, five for eight shooting. Four of those five shots were from beyond the ark. One rebound in this one with one steel. Riona Matsumoto with 10 points, three for 12 shooting, two three-pointers, two for three from the charity stripe. For the victorious Canadian team, Silus Swords had a standout performance with 17 points and six rebounds with one assist and one steel. Jasmine Basco with 16 in this one was seven uh shots dropping in, one three-pointer with three rebounds, three assists, and one steel. I’ll go Mckir with 10 points as well as Rachel Aoko with 10. Mir was three for six from the field. Aoko four for seven. Mir had a three-pointer that dropped in six rebounds, four assists, one steal, one block. Aoko with three rebounds, and one assist, one steal, two blocks. That’s going to do it for this one. Go and take a look at these uh postgame highlights, and we will see you in the next one. Again, upcoming next is Spain versus Portugal. Make sure to switch over and tune in when it comes time. Thank you for joining us and have a great rest of your day.

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00:00:00 Intro
00:10:27 1st quarter
00:30:12 2nd quarter
01:04:51 3rd quarter
01:25:00 4th quarter