1989 ABC Under-18 Championship

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1989 FIBA Asia U-18 Championship
10th Asian Basketball Championship
Tournament details
Host countryPhilippines Philippines
DatesJanuary 24–February 1
Teams16
Venue(s)2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions China (3rd title)
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The 1989 ABC Under-18 Championship was the tenth edition of the Asian Championship for Junior Men. The tournament took place in Manila, Philippines from January 24 to February 1, 1989.

On July 19, 1988, the Basketball Association of the Philippines announced that the Philippines was given hosting rights for the tournament after the country bested bids by Malaysia, Jordan and Thailand for the hosting rights.[1]

China successfully defended their title they won three years ago also held in Manila, this time after defeating Chinese Taipei in the championship match. The tournament host, the Philippines, avenged their quarterfinal loss to Japan by defeating them in the battle for third place.

Preliminary round[edit]

All times are in Philippine Standard Time (UTC+08:00)

Group A[edit]

Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
 China 3 3 0 205 90 +115 6
 Iraq 3 2 1 101 71 +30 5
 Thailand 3 1 2 113 142 −19 4
 Pakistan 3 0 3 94 180 −86 3
24 January
09:00
Pakistan  45–112  China
Scoring by half: 22–52, 23–60
Pts: Manzoor 10 Pts: Ma 26
24 January
20:30
[Box Scores]
Iraq  W–L  Thailand
25 January
14:30
Thailand  68–49  Pakistan
Scoring by half: 36–26, 32–23
Pts: Sirapol 19 Pts: Muhammad 16
25 January
19:00
[Box Scores]
China  W–L  Iraq
26 January
14:30
Iraq  101–71  Pakistan
Scoring by half: 42–37, 59–34
Pts: Yahya 18 Pts: Hussain 19
26 January
17:30
China  93–45  Thailand
Scoring by half: 37–22, 56–23
Pts: Jun 19 Pts: Pitipong 13

Group B[edit]

Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
 Philippines 3 3 0 275 172 +103 6
 Iran 3 2 1 170 201 −31 5
 India 3 1 2 191 199 −8 4
 Singapore 3 0 3 167 231 −64 3
24 January
13:30
India  52–53  Iran
Scoring by half: 30–26, 22–27
Pts: Hurmadi 13 Pts: Sha ali 19
24 January
17:30
Singapore  55–92  Philippines
Scoring by half: 32–43, 23–49
Pts: Huan J.S. 17 Pts: Cardel 16
25 January
13:00
Iran  61–55  Singapore
Scoring by half: 34–26, 32–23
Pts: Alemzad 13 Pts: Waihao 17
25 January
17:30
Philippines  89–61  India
Scoring by half: 43–26, 46–35
Pts: Meneses 19 Pts: Shahid 14
26 January
10:30
India  78–57  Singapore
Scoring by half: 37–32, 41–25
Pts: Tripathi 20 Pts: Waihao 11
26 January
17:30
Iran  56–94  Philippines
Scoring by half: 19–46, 37–48
Pts: Alemzad 24 Pts: Cardel 20

Group C[edit]

Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
 Chinese Taipei 3 3 0 273 164 +109 6
 Saudi Arabia 3 2 1 224 185 +39 5
 Malaysia 3 1 2 181 234 −53 4
 Hong Kong 3 0 3 169 264 −95 3
24 January
10:30
Malaysia  69–66  Hong Kong
Scoring by half: 36–34, 33–32
Pts: Chen H.K. 18 Pts: Ma K.W. 14
24 January
19:00
Chinese Taipei  77–57  Saudi Arabia
Scoring by half: 41–23, 36–34
Pts: Chou C.S. 22 Pts: Marzoug 15
25 January
10:30
Saudi Arabia  67–59  Malaysia
Scoring by half: 36–34, 31–25
Pts: Marzoug 17 Pts: Ong K.S. 18
25 January
16:00
Hong Kong  54–95  Chinese Taipei
Scoring by half: 29–49, 25–46
Pts: Lam 16 Pts: Wu 24
26 January
14:30
Saudi Arabia  100–49  Hong Kong
Scoring by half: 53–28, 47–21
Pts: Ialfahil 24 Pts: Lam 13
26 January
16:00
Chinese Taipei  101–53  Malaysia
Pts: Lung 22 Pts: Ong 11

Group D[edit]

Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
 Japan 3 3 0 179* 113* +66* 6
 South Korea 3 2 1 271 206 +65 5
 Indonesia 3 1 2 171* 188* −17* 4
 Sri Lanka 3 0 3 166 280 −114 3

*: Points based on two games only

24 January
12:00
Japan  89–35  Sri Lanka
Scoring by half: 46–22, 43–13
Pts: Miura, Sako 15 Pts: Fernando 10
24 January
12:00
South Korea  101–72  Indonesia
Scoring by half: 51-27, 41-17
Pts: Oh, Moon, Chung 17 Pts: David 24
25 January
09:00
Sri Lanka  44–92  South Korea
Scoring by half: 27–51, 17–41
Pts: Da Silva, Jagath 12 Pts: Chung I.K. 20
25 January
20:30
[Box Scores]
Indonesia  L–W  Japan
26 January
09:00
Sri Lanka  87–99  Indonesia
Scoring by half: 42–57, 45–42
Pts: Jagath 25 Pts: David 34
26 January
19:00
Japan  90–78  South Korea
Scoring by half: 40-27, 50-51

Quarterfinal round[edit]

Group I[edit]

Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
 China 3 3 0 281 156 +125 6
 Chinese Taipei 3 2 1 279 234 +45 5
 South Korea 3 1 2 264 280 −16 4
 Iran 3 0 3 155 309 −154 3
27 January
14:30
China  103–37  Iran
Scoring by half: 57–14, 46–23
Pts: Ma Y. 16 Pts: Alimsad 20
27 January
16:00
Chinese Taipei  120–98  South Korea
Scoring by half: 63–57, 57–41
Pts: Ching 41 Pts: Moon 23
28 January
14:30
Chinese Taipei  103–50  Iran
Scoring by half: 59–27, 44–23
Pts: Lo 21 Pts: Alemzad 12
28 January
16:00
China  92–63  South Korea
Scoring by half: 52–27, 40–36
Pts: Ma 32 Pts: Oh 16
29 January
China  86–56  Chinese Taipei
Scoring by half: 43–27, 43–29
Pts: Jian 30 Pts: Ching 20
29 January
South Korea  103–68  Iran
Scoring by half: 56–32, 47–36
Pts: Sung Shik 19 Pts: Alemzad 12

Group II[edit]

Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
 Japan 3 2 1 229 231 −4 5
 Philippines 3 2 1 287 249 +38 5
 Saudi Arabia 3 1 2 219 234 −15 4
 Iraq 3 1 2 243 264 −21 4
27 January
17:30
Philippines  101–79  Iraq
Scoring by half: 58–38, 43–41
Pts: Cardel 23 Pts: Yahya 25
27 January
19:00
Japan  60–55  Saudi Arabia
Scoring by half: 32–34, 28–21
Pts: Miyura 13 Pts: Ialfahail 23
28 January
17:30
Philippines  98–80  Saudi Arabia
Scoring by half: 48–40, 50–40
Pts: Pablo 19 Pts: Marzoug 23
28 January
19:00
Japan  79–88  Iraq
29 January
17:30
Philippines  88–90  Japan
Scoring by half: 48–45, 40–45
Pts: Meneses 26 Pts: Sako 24
29 January
19:00
Saudi Arabia  84–76  Iraq
Scoring by half: 48–36, 36–40

Group III[edit]

Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
 Thailand 3 3 0 293 185 +108 6
 Malaysia 3 2 1 237 216 +21 5
 Singapore 3 1 2 206 238 −32 4
 Sri Lanka 3 0 3 194 270 −76 3
27 January
14:30
Thailand  93–69  Singapore
Scoring by half: 55–34, 38–35
Pts: Veeraphapol 19 Pts: Chan, Guan 11
27 January
16:00
Malaysia  87–48  Sri Lanka
Scoring by half: 63–57, 57–41
Pts: Chai C.H. 23 Pts: de Silva 9
28 January
14:30
Thailand  97–45  Sri Lanka
Pts: Sheeraphong, Songphob 15 Pts: Fernando 16
28 January
16:00
Malaysia  79–65  Singapore
Scoring by half: 42–33, 37–32
Pts: Cheah 19 Pts: Seow 15
29 January
Singapore  72–70  Sri Lanka
Scoring by half: 39–29, 33–41
Pts: Sheng 19 Pts: Namasivayan 27
29 January
Thailand  103–71  Malaysia
Scoring by half: 54–32, 49–39
Pts: Tetitong 24 Pts: Wah 15

Group IV[edit]

Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts
 Indonesia 3 3 0 205 200 +5 6
 India 3 2 1 189 176 +13 5
 Pakistan 3 1 2 183 169 +14 4
 Hong Kong 3 0 3 179 211 −32 3
27 January
17:30
India  50–47  Pakistan
Scoring by half: 32–27, 18–23
Pts: Shahid 24 Pts: Haider, Hussain 11
27 January
19:00
Indonesia  69–67  Hong Kong
Scoring by half: 41–38, 28–29
Pts: David 22 Pts: Wai 26
28 January
17:30
India  69–58  Hong Kong
Scoring by half: 30–40, 39–18
Pts: Tripathi 14 Pts: Lam 17
28 January
19:00
Indonesia  65–63  Pakistan
Scoring by half: 30–29, 35–34
Pts: Gunawan 31 Pts: Ahmed 15
29 January
Pakistan  73–54  Hong Kong
Scoring by half: 37–30, 36–24
Pts: Hussais 20 Pts: Chan 14
29 January
Indonesia  71–70  India
Scoring by half: 34–36, 37–34
Pts: David 29 Pts: Shahind 20

Classification 5th–16th[edit]

15th place[edit]

30 January
14:30
Sri Lanka  72–70  Hong Kong
Scoring by half: 41–35, 31–35
Pts: Fernando 27 Pts: Chan C.K. 25

13th place[edit]

30 January
16:00
Pakistan  73–72  Singapore
Scoring by half: 44–42, 29–30
Pts: Haider, Ahmed 17 Pts: Singh 22

11th place[edit]

30 January
17:30
Malaysia  97–87  India
Scoring by half: 49–40, 48–47
Pts: Hwa C.C. 29 Pts: Shahid 22

9th place[edit]

30 January
19:00
Thailand  68–53  Indonesia
Scoring by half: 27–20, 41–33
Pts: Theerqyute 17 Pts: David, Ferry 13

7th place[edit]

31 January
19:00
Iran  L–W  Iraq
Scoring by half: –, –

5th place[edit]

31 January
13:00
Saudi Arabia  L–W  South Korea
Scoring by half: –, –

Final round[edit]

 
SemifinalsFinal
 
      
 
31 January
 
 
 Philippines57
 
1 February
 
 China80
 
 China82
 
31 January
 
 Chinese Taipei61
 
 Japan68
 
 
 Chinese Taipei94
 
3rd place
 
 
1 February
 
 
 Philippines
 
 
 Japan

Semifinals[edit]

31 January
17:30
Philippines  57–80  China
Scoring by half: –, –
31 January
19:00
Japan  68–94  Chinese Taipei
Scoring by half: –, –

3rd place[edit]

1 February
Philippines  W–L  Japan
Scoring by half: –, –

Final[edit]

1 February
China  82–61  Chinese Taipei
Scoring by half: –, –

Final standing[edit]

Rank Team Record
1st place, gold medalist(s)  China 8–0
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Chinese Taipei 6–2
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  Philippines 6–2
4  Japan 5–3
5  South Korea 4–3
6  Saudi Arabia 3–4
7  Iraq 4–3
8  Iran 2–5
9  Thailand 5–2
10  Indonesia 4–3
11  Malaysia 4–3
12  India 3–4
13  Pakistan 2–5
14  Singapore 1–6
15  Sri Lanka 1–6
16  Hong Kong 0–7

Awards[edit]

 1989 Asian Under-18 champions 

China
Third title

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Asian Youth caging here". Manila Standard. 19 July 1988. Retrieved 19 August 2016.
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