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CHINA / ÇİN<br />
Xiaoxu LI<br />
Height: 2.07 (6-9)<br />
Position: Center<br />
Date of birth: 05/06/90<br />
Place of birth: Liaoning, China<br />
Club Team 2009-10: Liaoning Panpan Hunters<br />
Career: Liaoning Panpan Hunters (China-CBA, 2005-10).<br />
Having turned 20 earlier this summer, Li Xiaoxu is considered in China as one of the hottest young<br />
talents around. He plays his club basketball with Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) league<br />
side Liaoning Hunters, where he has been since the age of 15. In the summer of 2007, he was<br />
included in China’s team for the U19 World Championship team, which finished 12th. Playing less<br />
than 19 minutes per game, he nevertheless managed to average 8 points and 4.9 rebounds per<br />
game in a tournament that saw his form peak in the final three games. In the ensuing season,<br />
17-year-old Li helped Liaoning reach the CBA final, which they lost to the Guandong Southern<br />
Tigers, the league’s most successful team in recent years. As the youngest player of China’s silver<br />
medal winning 2009 <strong>FIBA</strong> Asia Championship team, Li got his first taste of top flight international<br />
basketball. In the opening round, in 20 minutes of action against Qatar, Li hit all attempts from<br />
two-point range and from the free -throw line, while also grabbing 8 rebounds. However, as the<br />
Championship drew on and China progressed, his playing time dipped with experience being<br />
favoured over youth. Having just <strong>com</strong>pleted his fifth year with Liaoning, who he once again helped<br />
secure a place in the playoffs, Li is according to many ready to make the step from young aspiring<br />
talent to that of a key player for China. At 209cm, Li possesses a solid all-round play. While his<br />
scoring percentages can still vary significantly from game to game, he has gained in consistency.<br />
His rebounding skills are probably the strongest part of his game.<br />
NATIONAL TEAM STATS / MİLLİ TAKIM İSTATİSTİKLERİ<br />
Wei LIU<br />
Height: 1.90 (6-3)<br />
Position: Point guard<br />
Date of birth: 15/01/80<br />
Place of birth: Shanghai, China<br />
Club Team 2009-10: Shanghai Sharks<br />
Career: Shanghai Sharks (1997-2010).<br />
Like many other Chinese players, the 30-year-old guard has always been faithful to one team.<br />
In Liu Wei’s case, it’s his hometown squad. the Shanghai Sharks. He is part of the same<br />
generation of players as Yao Ming and they started their career at the same time with the<br />
Sharks. They wore the same jersey between 1997 and 2002 leading their team to two CBA<br />
finals in 2000 and 2001 and to the CBA title in 2002. In 2004, Liu Wei tried to join his former<br />
team-mate in the NBA, as he participated in Sacramento’s pre-season camp. He was waived<br />
at the end of October just before the season started. In the Chinese league, the Shanghai-born<br />
guard is a very good all-around player. He has always been a precious player for the national<br />
team in spite of never having had a major role.<br />
Ailun GUO<br />
Height:1.92 (6-4)<br />
Position: Guard<br />
Date of Birth: 14/11/93<br />
Place of birth: Liaoning, China<br />
Club Team 2009-10: Liaoning Panpan Hunters (junior team)<br />
Career: -<br />
During the <strong>FIBA</strong> U17 World Championships earlier this summer in Hamburg, Germany, Ailun<br />
Guo led all players in scoring with 22.6 points per contest. In the eight games China played in<br />
the tournament, he scored more than 20 points on seven occasions and recorded a high of 30.<br />
He also averaged 4.9 rpg and 5.5 apg for the tournament. He is the second Chinese player to<br />
join the National Team without any professional league experience after Chen Jianghua. He<br />
is certain to be the national side’s starting point guard in the near future. He is the nephew<br />
of Shiqiang Guo, former head coach of the Chinese National Team at last year’s <strong>FIBA</strong> Asia<br />
Championship and currently an assistant to Donewald. Father Shiqiang Guo played as point<br />
guard in the Chinese National Team during the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Games.<br />
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Xiaoxu LI<br />
Boy: 2.07 (6-9)<br />
Pozisyon: Pivot<br />
Doğum Tarihi: 05/06/90<br />
Doğum Yeri: Liaoning, Çin<br />
Kulübü (2009-10): Liaoning Panpan Hunters<br />
Kariyeri: Liaoning Panpan Hunters (Çin-CBA, 2005-10).<br />
Bu yaz 20 yaşına basan Li Xiaoxu Çin’in en enerjik genç oyuncularından biri olarak<br />
gösteriliyor. 15 yaşından beri, Çin Basketbol Birliği (CBA) liginde Liaoning Hunters’da oynayan<br />
oyuncu 2007 yazında Çin’in U19 Dünya Şampiyonası takımına seçildi. Çin bu turnuvayı 12.<br />
sırada bitirdi. Maçlarda 19 dakikadan daha az oynamasına karşın turnuvada 8 sayı ve 4.9<br />
ribaunt ortalamasına ulaştı ve son üç maçta performansının zirvesindeydi. Bir sonraki sezon,<br />
17 yaşındaki Li, Liaoning’i CBA finaline taşıdı fakat burada son yılların en başarılı takımı<br />
Guandong Southern Tigers’a yenildiler. Çin’in gümüş madalya sahibi en genç oyuncusu Li,<br />
uluslararası arenada en iyiler arasına adını yazdırmayı bildi. Açılış turunda, Katar’a karşı<br />
oynadıkları maçta 20 dakika boyunca sahadaydı. 2 sayılık ve serbest atışlarda eksiksiz<br />
sayı üretirken, 8 ribaundu da almasını bildi. Buna rağmen şampiyona süresince, çok genç<br />
olmasının verdiği dezavantaja yenildi. Playoff’larda yer almasını sağladığı takımı Liaoning’de<br />
beşinci yılını tamamlayan Li, artık takımın genç ve deneyimsiz oyuncusundan kilit oyuncusuna<br />
terfi etmeye hazır gibi görünüyor. 2.09 cm’lik oyuncu maçlardaki sağlamlığı ile biliniyor. Sayı<br />
oranları maçtan maça değişkenlik gösterse de, tutarlılık sağlamayı başarabiliyor. Oyununun<br />
en önemli yönü şüphesiz ki ribaunt yeteneği.<br />
YEAR/ YIL COMPETITION/ ORGANİZASYON GP/M Min/Süre 2 Pts/2 Sayı 3 Pts/3 Sayı FT/SA RB AS Pts/Sayı<br />
2009 <strong>FIBA</strong> Asia Champ. / <strong>FIBA</strong> Asya Şmp. 8 15 13-22 1-4 8-12 4.4 0.4 4.6<br />
NATIONAL TEAM STATS / MİLLİ TAKIM İSTATİSTİKLERİ<br />
Wei LIU<br />
Boy: 1.90 (6-3)<br />
Pozisyon: Oyun Kurucu<br />
Doğum Tarihi: 15/01/80<br />
Doğum Yeri: Shanghai, Çin<br />
Kulübü (2009-10): Shanghai Sharks<br />
Kariyeri: Shanghai Sharks (1997-2010).<br />
Diğer birçok Çinli oyuncu gibi, otuz yaşındaki oyuncu kurucu Liu da her zaman bir takıma<br />
sadık kalanlardan. Liu Wei’nin durumunda bu kendi ülkesinden bir takım: Shanghai Sharks.<br />
Yao Ming ile aynı jenerasyonun oyuncusu olan Liu da kariyerine Sharks ile başladı. Ming ile<br />
1997–2002 yılları arasında aynı takımın formasını giydiler ve 2000-2001 yıllarında takımlarını<br />
CBA finallerine taşıdılar. 2004 yılında Liu Wei eski takım arkadaşına NBA’de eşlik ederek,<br />
Sacramento’nun sezon başı kampına katıldı. Ekim ayı sonunda, sezon başlamadan bir süre<br />
önce takımla ilişkisi kesildi. Shanghai doğumlu oyuncu, Çin Ligi’nde çok yönlülüğü ile biliniyor.<br />
Liu, takımda çok önemli rollere bürünemese bile, her zaman çok değerli bir oyuncu olmuştur.<br />
YEAR/ YIL COMPETITION/ ORGANİZASYON GP/M Min/Süre 2 Pts/2 Sayı 3 Pts/3 Sayı FT/SA RB AS Pts/Sayı<br />
2002 <strong>FIBA</strong> World Champ. / <strong>FIBA</strong> Dünya Şmp. 8 21 11-20 6-15 13-14 1.8 2.5 6.6<br />
2004 Olympic Games / Olimpiyat Oyunları 7 27 10-35 3-9 7-13 3.1 2.4 5.1<br />
2006 <strong>FIBA</strong> World Champ. / <strong>FIBA</strong> Dünya Şmp. 6 27 13-22 5-14 8-9 3.8 4.5 8.2<br />
2008 Olympic Games / Olimpiyat Oyunları 6 26 7-25 10-28 7-10 3.8 1.7 8.5<br />
2009 <strong>FIBA</strong> Asia Champ. / <strong>FIBA</strong> Asya Şmp. 9 21 16-27 6-18 3-6 1.3 2.8 5.9<br />
NATIONAL TEAM STATS / MİLLİ TAKIM İSTATİSTİKLERİ<br />
Ailun GUO<br />
Height:1.92 (6-4)<br />
Position: Guard<br />
Date of Birth: 14/11/93<br />
Place of birth: Liaoning, China<br />
Club Team 2009-10: Liaoning Panpan Hunters (junior team)<br />
Career: -<br />
During the <strong>FIBA</strong> U17 World Championships earlier this summer in Hamburg, Germany, Ailun<br />
Guo led all players in scoring with 22.6 points per contest. In the eight games China played in<br />
the tournament, he scored more than 20 points on seven occasions and recorded a high of 30.<br />
He also averaged 4.9 rpg and 5.5 apg for the tournament. He is the second Chinese player to<br />
join the National Team without any professional league experience after Chen Jianghua. He<br />
is certain to be the national side’s starting point guard in the near future. He is the nephew<br />
of Shiqiang Guo, former head coach of the Chinese National Team at last year’s <strong>FIBA</strong> Asia<br />
Championship and currently an assistant to Donewald. Father Shiqiang Guo played as point<br />
guard in the Chinese National Team during the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Games.<br />
YEAR/ YIL COMPETITION/ ORGANİZASYON GP/M Min/Süre 2 Pts/2 Sayı 3 Pts/3 Sayı FT/SA RB AS Pts/Sayı<br />
Never played with the Senior National Team in official <strong>com</strong>petition / Resmi turnuvalarda A Milli Takım tecrübesi bulunmamaktadır