viernes, 23 de diciembre de 2016
Nicole Kornet's family has been with her through every step of her journey to get to UCLA (Video)
Nicole Kornet's family has been with her through every step of her journey to get to UCLA
Video
Video: UCLA WBB
sábado, 10 de diciembre de 2016
Help for former Cal Bears standout Rama N’diaye
Help for former Cal Bears standout Rama N’diaye
Rama N’diaye, a native of Dakar, Senegal, crossed the globe to join
the Cal Family in the Fall of 2006. She embarked on a 5 year career for
the Golden Bears which saw her teams make 3 consecutive trips to the
NCAA Tournament, a Sweet 16 appearance, and a WNIT Championship.
In the summer of 2007, she was a member of the Senegalese National Team
before sustaining a significant knee injury in March of 2008. That
summer, she led her Cal team on an international team trip to Tunisia
and Senegal, where she was able to introduce her Bear family to her
immediate and extended Senegalese family and friends. Despite not being
able to play due to her knee injury, she served as our very own personal
tour guide, exposing her teammates, coaches and staff to the amazing
traditions and culture of Africa. It was a life changing trip for
everyone involved.
As a testament to Rama’s sheer will and determination, she was able to
return to the court following her injury and compete in her final season
in Berkeley in 2010-2011. Rama then went on to play professional
basketball for three seasons in Iran, Spain, and Turkey. Since her
retirement in 2014, Rama has been living and working in San Diego.
Unfortunately, in July, 2016 she was diagnosed with Stage 2 Breast
Cancer at the young age of 29. She is currently undergoing aggressive
treatment at The Moore Cancer Center through UC San Diego, where she is
proving to be a worthy opponent in the fight against this disease. As a
result of the side effects of her treatments, Rama has not been able to
consistently work and therefore has sustained significant financial
hardship. It is our goal as a Cal Family to help support Rama in her
fight against Breast Cancer emotionally, spiritually and financially.
As a result, Rebounds for Rama will allow our extended Cal Family to
participate in that end goal, once again proving that our support
extends well beyond the hardwood. Donations may be made based on the
number of total rebounds that the current Cal team secures over the
course of this season or as a flat rate. See donation details below. If
you have questions, please contact Jill Culbertson at 510-643-3787.
Your support of Rama as she continues her fight to beat Breast Cancer is truly appreciated. Once a Bear, always a Bear.
Past Season Rebound Totals
2015-16 - 1,230
2014-15 - 1,331
2013-14 - 1,401
Please pledge https://pledgeit.org/reboundsforrama
By: Sue Favor
In the summer of 2007, she was a member of the Senegalese National Team before sustaining a significant knee injury in March of 2008. That summer, she led her Cal team on an international team trip to Tunisia and Senegal, where she was able to introduce her Bear family to her immediate and extended Senegalese family and friends. Despite not being able to play due to her knee injury, she served as our very own personal tour guide, exposing her teammates, coaches and staff to the amazing traditions and culture of Africa. It was a life changing trip for everyone involved.
As a testament to Rama’s sheer will and determination, she was able to return to the court following her injury and compete in her final season in Berkeley in 2010-2011. Rama then went on to play professional basketball for three seasons in Iran, Spain, and Turkey. Since her retirement in 2014, Rama has been living and working in San Diego. Unfortunately, in July, 2016 she was diagnosed with Stage 2 Breast Cancer at the young age of 29. She is currently undergoing aggressive treatment at The Moore Cancer Center through UC San Diego, where she is proving to be a worthy opponent in the fight against this disease. As a result of the side effects of her treatments, Rama has not been able to consistently work and therefore has sustained significant financial hardship. It is our goal as a Cal Family to help support Rama in her fight against Breast Cancer emotionally, spiritually and financially.
As a result, Rebounds for Rama will allow our extended Cal Family to participate in that end goal, once again proving that our support extends well beyond the hardwood. Donations may be made based on the number of total rebounds that the current Cal team secures over the course of this season or as a flat rate. See donation details below. If you have questions, please contact Jill Culbertson at 510-643-3787.
Your support of Rama as she continues her fight to beat Breast Cancer is truly appreciated. Once a Bear, always a Bear.
Past Season Rebound Totals
2015-16 - 1,230
2014-15 - 1,331
2013-14 - 1,401
miércoles, 7 de diciembre de 2016
After two ACL tears, Oklahoma WBB's Maddie Manning is back on the court (Video)
After two ACL tears, Oklahoma WBB's Maddie Manning is back on the court -- with a scholarship that is helping her earn a Master's degree.
Video
sábado, 26 de noviembre de 2016
lunes, 21 de noviembre de 2016
domingo, 20 de noviembre de 2016
lunes, 7 de noviembre de 2016
miércoles, 19 de octubre de 2016
"The Last Good Bye to Mehmet Can Öztürk"
"The Last Good Bye to Mehmet Can Öztürk"
Last Tuesday, October 18th, Mehmet Can Öztürk funeral was held, Canik Belediye Spor head coach who died to Monday October 17th, after surgery on a tear in the aorta vein suffered during his club Saturday game.
Canik Belediye Spor players couldn't stop their tears when they found out about his coach dead
Mehmet Can Öztürk R.I.P.
Photos: Canik
Belediye Spor & Hürriyet Spor
lunes, 26 de septiembre de 2016
Women's basketball coaches and players from across the nation speak about how Coach Yow forever impacted their lives. #KayYow
Women's basketball coaches and players from across the nation speak about how Coach Yow forever impacted their lives. #KayYow
Video
jueves, 22 de septiembre de 2016
viernes, 16 de septiembre de 2016
jueves, 8 de septiembre de 2016
jueves, 1 de septiembre de 2016
Diana Taurasi Makes Brazilian Fan’s Dream Come True
Diana Taurasi Makes Brazilian Fan’s Dream Come True
Meeting Diana Taurasi was a dream come true in my life. I have always
watched Diana play on TV and thought it would be wonderful to see her,
even that far, in person. It was mainly because of the girl who inspired
me to play and love basketball that I was in Carioca Arena I for the
women's Olympic semifinal between USA and France on August 18. Seeing
that she was very kind with the fans after the game, I tried to take a
picture with her. I could not get one because the place was far from
empty, and Taurasi had to go to the locker room. But I did not leave
empty-handed. Literally.
Diana threw her towel to the crowd, and guess what? I got it.
Wonderful! I had a towel from my idol, I was very happy and went home in
peace. But you know, a fan is never satisfied. In the end of the
women’s basketball final between the U.S. and Spain I really wanted to
have my dream picture with her. The athlete who always inspired me to
persist in this wonderful sport was so close to me, I could not let it
go. That's when I decided to make a poster exactly saying what I felt
and what I wanted. The message was: "Taurasi, I play basketball because
of you. Please take a picture with me.”
Since the Olympic final is always followed by the medal ceremony, I
was not very confident. If I could get her to read the poster and even
thank her for it, I would be fine. And it happened! When Diana Taurasi
was on the podium to receive her gold medal, I got her attention by
swinging the poster. She read and thanked me, banging her hand on her
chest. At that time, I was really excited.
But you know, I wanted the photo and would stay in my place for it. I
am Brazilian and don’t give up! Then a coordinator from USA Basketball
saw my poster and moved. He asked the official photographers to take
pictures of my poster and asked someone to call Taurasi. The coordinator
came to my side and said: "Do not worry, she's coming."
And then it happened. It happened! I saw Diana Taurasi coming in my
direction, smiling. My heart almost came out of my mouth. I was not
believing. She was slowly coming to find me. When she stopped in front
of me she read the poster, thanked me and gave me a hug. Then we took
the picture and to my surprise she told me one of the things I will
never forget in my whole life, "Now hold the medal yourself.” At that
time, I did not know what to think. I began to shake my body. It was
beautiful, a day I will never forget.
Despite having the rare opportunity to meet Diana, I was sad at the
same time. Sad because we do not have "Taurasis" in a country that was
already a world championship gold medalist in this sport. After the
generation of Hortencia and Paula, women's basketball in Brazil is not a
good way. We have a professional league, but to be truthful, it’s still
amateur. In its last edition, there only six teams.
I work as a coach in an association (JF Celtics) in Juiz de Fora
(Minas Gerais) for the women's team that won the gold medal in its first
participation in the State Championship. We do not have government
support, not even private support.
I sincerely hope that after Brazil’s performance in the women's
tournament these year, something will be done for this wonderful sport.
And my greatest hope is that we can have idols for our girls who are
just starting to play the game. Girls that need to be inspired by
someone. Just as I was inspired by Diana Taurasi.
USAB
lunes, 22 de agosto de 2016
jueves, 11 de agosto de 2016
miércoles, 10 de agosto de 2016
Nataša Kovačević upon being elected for the new president of the Women's Basketball Club "Red Star"
Nataša Kovačević upon being elected for the new president of the Women's Basketball Club "Red Star"
"It's needless to say how big of an honor it is for a 22-year-old woman, as I am, to get elected for the most responsible position in the club, which among many trophies, has the trophy of the European Champion. That is why today, in front of all of you, I can't resist to admit that I am pretty nervous. The reason for that is not a fear, rather the sense of big responsibility that I will carry from this day on. But, every person that knows me even a little, understands that such responsibility will not be an obstacle, instead it will make me work more and fight harder.
I will not lack motivation, because I think that it goes without saying
what basketball means to me. My strong desire to come back under the
hoops after the unfortunate accident made my recovery much fast than it
was expected, and that huge love for basketball, in some moments, gave
me strength to overcome challenges that at first seemed impossible, and
return to the court. I will no longer be on the court, but I think that
through this new role I will even more be connected with the sport that
gave me so much. And that is what makes me really happy. This will be
the first opportunity to give back to basketball. To the Serbian
basketball.
In front of us, is a big job and I know that it won't be easy at all, but I want to assure you all that I won't give up and surrender just because something is difficult. That is simply not in my character and I hope that this approach of mine will allow us to go forward together."
In front of us, is a big job and I know that it won't be easy at all, but I want to assure you all that I won't give up and surrender just because something is difficult. That is simply not in my character and I hope that this approach of mine will allow us to go forward together."
Natašin govor nakon izbora za novu predsednicu KKŽ "Crvena Zvezda":
"Suvišno je govoriti kolika je čast za dvadesetdvogodišnju devojku
poput mene da bude na najodgovornijoj funkciji u klubu koji među
mnogobrojnim trofejima ima i titulu šampiona Evrope. Zato na ovom mestu,
pred vama, ne mogu a da ne priznam da imam malu tremu. To nije
posledica straha, već osećaj velike odgovornosti koju ću od danas
nositi. Ali, svako ko me bar malo poznaje zna da me to neće sputati već
će me samo terati da radim još više i borim se još jače.
Motiva mi neće nedostajati jer mislim da je izlišno da govorim šta za
mene predstavlja košarka. Upravo je moja želja da se posle teške nesreće
ponovo vratim pod obruče uticala da se oporavim mnogo brže nego što se
očekivalo, a ta silna ljubav prema košarci mi je u nekim teškim
trenucima davala snagu da prebrodim neke na prvi pogled nesavladive
prepreke i vratim se na teren. Više neću biti na parketu, ali mislim da
ću u ovoj novoj ulozi još čvršće biti vezana za sport koji mi je dao
toliko toga. I to me jako raduje. Jer, ovo će biti prva prilika da deo
toga ja vratim košarci. Košarci u Srbiji.
Pred nama je veliki posao i znam da neće biti nimalo lako, ali želim sve da vas uverim da se neću predavati i da neću odustajati samo zato što je nešto teško. To jednostavno nije u mom karakteru i nadam se da će nam takav moj pristup problemima omogućiti da zajedno idemo napred."
Pred nama je veliki posao i znam da neće biti nimalo lako, ali želim sve da vas uverim da se neću predavati i da neću odustajati samo zato što je nešto teško. To jednostavno nije u mom karakteru i nadam se da će nam takav moj pristup problemima omogućiti da zajedno idemo napred."
martes, 2 de agosto de 2016
lunes, 1 de agosto de 2016
viernes, 22 de julio de 2016
miércoles, 20 de julio de 2016
lunes, 18 de julio de 2016
viernes, 15 de julio de 2016
miércoles, 29 de junio de 2016
viernes, 3 de junio de 2016
2016 Serbia Basketball Women’s U20 Roster
2016 Serbia Basketball Women’s U20 Roster
Roster
Aleksandra Crvendakić (Šopron)
Julijana Vojinović (Duquesne)
Anja Spasojević (Radivoj Korać)
Tijana Cukić (Vrbas)
Danijela Dimitrijević (Student)
Čarna Prokić
Bojana Stevanović (Radnički KG)
Jovana Vučetić
Jovana Nogić (Providence)
Jovana Jovović
Katarina Zec (Crvena zvezda)
Snežana Bogićević (Crvena zvezda)
Aleksandra Katanić (Crvena zvezda)
Jovana Šubašić (Šabac)
Kristina Arsenić (Kraljevo)
Ana Ilić (Radivoj Korać)
2016 USA Basketball Women’s U17 World Championship Team announced
2016 USA Basketball Women’s U17 World Championship Team announced
Roster:
- Janelle Bailey (Providence Day School/Matthews, N.C.)
- Jenna Brown (The Lovett School/Marietta, Ga.)
- Samantha Brunelle (William Monroe H.S./Ruckersville, Va.)
- Charli Collier (Barbers Hill H.S./Baytown, Texas)
- Aquira DeCosta (St. Mary’s H.S./Stockton, Calif.)
- Maya Dodson (St. Francis H.S./Alpharetta, Ga.)
- Destanni Henderson (Fort Myers H.S./Fort Myers, Fla.)
- Taylor Mikesell (Jackson H.S./Massillon, Ohio)
- Olivia Nelson-Ododa (Winder-Barrow H.S./Winder, Ga.)
- Sedona Prince (Liberty Hill H.S./Liberty Hill, Texas)
- Abby Prohaska (Lakota West H.S./Liberty Township, Ohio)
- Christyn Williams (Little Rock Central H.S./Little Rock, Ark.)
miércoles, 11 de mayo de 2016
Lista Preliminar de Canadá para los Juegos Olímpicos Rio 2016
Lista Preliminar de Canadá para los Juegos Olímpicos Rio 2016:
Listado de jugadoras:
Natalie Achonwa (Napoli, Indiana Fever)
Miranda Ayim (Landes)
Adut Bulgak (Florida State)
Bridget Carleton (Iowa State)
Shay
Colley (South Carolina)
Laura Dally (University of Saskatchewan)
Quinn Dornstauder (Arizona State)
Nirra Fields (UCLA)
Kim Gaucher (Mondeville)
Saicha Grant-Allen (Dayton)
Ruth Hamblin (Oregon State)
Miah-Marie Langlois (Dynamo GUVD)
Lizanne Murphy (Angers)
Kia Nurse (UConn)
Katherine Plouffe (Nantes)
Michelle Plouffe (Mondeville)
Emily Potter (Utah)
Nayo
Raincock-Ekunwe (Wasserburg)
Karly Roser (Neuss)
Tamara Tatham (Townsville)
Shona Thorburn (Nantes)
Jamie
Weisner (Oregon State)
Korissa Williams (Dunkerque)
Dakota Whyte (Wisconsin)
miércoles, 4 de mayo de 2016
lunes, 2 de mayo de 2016
Decisión FIBA: Dragana Stanković dejará de ser jugadora naturalizada
Decisión FIBA: Dragana Stanković dejará de ser jugadora naturalizada
La dirección de la Federación de Baloncesto de Serbia adoptó la decisión de la FIBA, sobre estado de la jugadora internacional de baloncesto Dragana Stanković
La FIBA se basa para tomar esta decisión en las cartas y documentos presentados por el KSS, FIBA decidió que Dragana Stanković que la jugadora del equipo nacional serbio, no va a tener la condición de jugador naturalizado, ya que nunca ha jugado para cualquiera de los equipos nacionales de Bosnia y Herzegovina.
Buenas noticias para el baloncesto serbio, que no perderá a una gran jugadora, como le sucedió en el pasado Eurobasket 2015, al contar ya con la estadounidense Danielle Page
Esta última temporada Dragana Stanković jugó para el equipo hungaro de PEAC-Pécs
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