With three NT members in the starting lineup, Taipei Physical Education College beat Taiwan Art College to win the seventh straight UBA (University Basketball Association) title.
TPEC, who has Chen Hsin-an, Wu Chih-wei and Lee Chi-yi - all NT players - beat Taiwan Art College in both games of the Finals and now increases its winning streak to an eye-popping 64 games.
Led by NT shooting guard Yang Yu-min, Fu-jen University defeated National Physical Education College (NPEC) in the third-place series.
Taiwan Normal University, which features NT member Tien Lei, Ho Sho-jen and A-League players like Wu Yong-jen and Hsu Chen-wen, had a disappointing 6th-place finish. But the school's future looks bright since all four are still freshmen.
Chinese Culture University defeated Taiwan Normal University to finish 5th.
Basketball in Taiwan: Taiwanese Basketball News, Scores, Teams, Standings, Players, William Jones Cup, Asian competitions, SBL.
Tuesday, March 26, 2002
Sunday, March 24, 2002
2002 A-League Regular Season Primer
Date: April 1st - May 10th, 2002
Venue: Taipei Physical Education College Gymnasium
Participating Teams:
Men (15)
A-1 (8)
Yulon, BCC Mars, Jutai Tech, Dacin Constructions, Bank of Taiwan, Yi-tong Trust Agency, Taiwan Beer, Military
A-2 (7)
Han-chuan Marketing, Dong-nan College, Fushiang Hotel, Tsai-shin Alumni, Jiana Corp., National Physical Education College (NPEC), Ji-wei-guan (Taipei Physical Education College, TPEC)
*Note:
1) A-2 allows the participation of local college teams. Ji-wei-guan is the main sponsor for the TPEC. NPEC and Dong-nan College do not seek sponsors.
2) Taiwan Beer and Military, who finished 7th and 8th in January's President Cup, will have to play the four-team "Qualification Series" before the regular season starts. Top two teams of the series stay (or advance) to the A-1 level. The other two are dropped to (or stay in) the A-2 level.
Women (5)
Kuo-tai Life, Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan Electricity, Tai-yuan Textile, Ya-dong
Competition Format
Men
>Qualification Series
Participating teams: Taiwan Beer and Military, 7th and 8th team in the previous President Cup. Han-chuan Marketing and Dong-nan College, the top two teams in the President Cup A-2.
Format: Single-round robin. Top two teams of the series stay (or advance) to the A-1 level. The other two are dropped to (or stay in) the A-2 level.
>A-1
Preliminary Round
A total of eight teams play in a double-round robin format. Top 4 teams advance to the second round.
Second Round
A total of four teams play in a single-round robin format. Top two teams advance to the Finals. The bottom two play in the third-place series.
Playoffs
Finals: Best-of-Five format
Third-place Series: Best-of-Three format
>A-2
A total of 7 teams play in a single-round robin format to determine the winner, according to the final standings.
Women
A total of five teams play in a 5-round robin format to determine the final champion, according to the final standings.
Venue: Taipei Physical Education College Gymnasium
Participating Teams:
Men (15)
A-1 (8)
Yulon, BCC Mars, Jutai Tech, Dacin Constructions, Bank of Taiwan, Yi-tong Trust Agency, Taiwan Beer, Military
A-2 (7)
Han-chuan Marketing, Dong-nan College, Fushiang Hotel, Tsai-shin Alumni, Jiana Corp., National Physical Education College (NPEC), Ji-wei-guan (Taipei Physical Education College, TPEC)
*Note:
1) A-2 allows the participation of local college teams. Ji-wei-guan is the main sponsor for the TPEC. NPEC and Dong-nan College do not seek sponsors.
2) Taiwan Beer and Military, who finished 7th and 8th in January's President Cup, will have to play the four-team "Qualification Series" before the regular season starts. Top two teams of the series stay (or advance) to the A-1 level. The other two are dropped to (or stay in) the A-2 level.
Women (5)
Kuo-tai Life, Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan Electricity, Tai-yuan Textile, Ya-dong
Competition Format
Men
>Qualification Series
Participating teams: Taiwan Beer and Military, 7th and 8th team in the previous President Cup. Han-chuan Marketing and Dong-nan College, the top two teams in the President Cup A-2.
Format: Single-round robin. Top two teams of the series stay (or advance) to the A-1 level. The other two are dropped to (or stay in) the A-2 level.
>A-1
Preliminary Round
A total of eight teams play in a double-round robin format. Top 4 teams advance to the second round.
Second Round
A total of four teams play in a single-round robin format. Top two teams advance to the Finals. The bottom two play in the third-place series.
Playoffs
Finals: Best-of-Five format
Third-place Series: Best-of-Three format
>A-2
A total of 7 teams play in a single-round robin format to determine the winner, according to the final standings.
Women
A total of five teams play in a 5-round robin format to determine the final champion, according to the final standings.
Saturday, March 16, 2002
Yulon Signs Four HS Prospects
Having the most explosive player on your side is simply not enough. At least that's what Yulon thinks. In order to complement 2001 MVP Chen Hsin-an, Yulon signs four high school graduates, including Tsun Wen-din, Chen Shi-nian, Chou Shi-yuan and Lee Chi-ming, with each is considered the best player in their position.
With these four incoming players, Yulon is loaded and ready to defend its title in the upcoming 2002 A-League Regular Season, which starts play in early April.
204cm center Tsun Wen-din, who is on the NT roster in his sophomore year, led Tsai-shin HS to this year's HBL: title and was named MVP. Tsun is a smart high post player with sound passing ability. He is expected to be the starting center for Yulon right away.
181cm PG Chen Shi-nian, who led Chan-shu HS to the third place finish, is obviously the best point guard prospect. Chen plays with a court savvy and vision that is hard to find in a high schooler. Some observers say his passing is even better than most A-League starting PGs. However Chen is expected to spend most of his time on the bench, since Yulon currently has two point guards in Chao Jia-chun and Hong Chi-chao.
Chou Shi-yuan, a wing player with sweet shooting stroke, quickness and smooth moves from San-min HS, is the first one to sign with Yulon. The 190cm kid is having a disappointing year. After losing Tien Lei in graduation, San-min not only failed to complete its three-peat quest in HBL, it even didn't make it to the final eight.
Yulon completed its recruiting class by signing 175cm phenom Lee Chi-ming from Pin-tung HS. Dubbed as "Taiwanese Allen Iverson" by the fans, Lee is the leading scorer in this year's HBL, averaging 22.9 points per game. He can slash and dash, break down opponents' defense like a knife anytime. He can also shoot the lights out on any given night. Height disadvantage is the only concern for him in the A-League level.
With these four incoming players, Yulon is loaded and ready to defend its title in the upcoming 2002 A-League Regular Season, which starts play in early April.
204cm center Tsun Wen-din, who is on the NT roster in his sophomore year, led Tsai-shin HS to this year's HBL: title and was named MVP. Tsun is a smart high post player with sound passing ability. He is expected to be the starting center for Yulon right away.
181cm PG Chen Shi-nian, who led Chan-shu HS to the third place finish, is obviously the best point guard prospect. Chen plays with a court savvy and vision that is hard to find in a high schooler. Some observers say his passing is even better than most A-League starting PGs. However Chen is expected to spend most of his time on the bench, since Yulon currently has two point guards in Chao Jia-chun and Hong Chi-chao.
Chou Shi-yuan, a wing player with sweet shooting stroke, quickness and smooth moves from San-min HS, is the first one to sign with Yulon. The 190cm kid is having a disappointing year. After losing Tien Lei in graduation, San-min not only failed to complete its three-peat quest in HBL, it even didn't make it to the final eight.
Yulon completed its recruiting class by signing 175cm phenom Lee Chi-ming from Pin-tung HS. Dubbed as "Taiwanese Allen Iverson" by the fans, Lee is the leading scorer in this year's HBL, averaging 22.9 points per game. He can slash and dash, break down opponents' defense like a knife anytime. He can also shoot the lights out on any given night. Height disadvantage is the only concern for him in the A-League level.
Saturday, March 09, 2002
Twin Towers Lead Tsai-shin to 2002 HBL Title
204cm Tsun Wen-din and 202cm Wu Dai-hao, the tallest frontline in Taiwan high school basketball history and two of the youngest NT members ever, led heavily-favored Tsai-shin HS to the first title since 1998 as expected. Tsai-shin beat Kao-yuan HS in both games of the two-game series, winning 65-60 in Game 1 (March 2) and 76-42 in Game 2 (March 3).
Tsun Wen-din was a man among the boys in the championship series, averaging 21 points, 11 rebounds, 3 assists and an eye-popping 7 blocks. Meanwhile, sophomore Wu Dai-hao averaged 13.5 points and 7 rebounds in two games.
With its 12-0 record, Tsai-shin HS completed an undefeated season, duplicating a feat that the school also had in 1998 season, when they won 21 straight en route to the first champion in school history.
Chan-shu HS, led by talented 181cm PG Chen Shi-nian, defeated Yi-lan HS and took home the second third-place trophy in school history. Chan-shu beat Yilan by 16 points in the first game and lost by 2 in the second. According to the special two-game format, Chan-shu won the third-place by the better won-lost margin (+14).
■GAME SUMMARY
**Championship Series
Game 1: Tsai-shin 65-60 Kao-yuan
Tsai-shin - Tsun Wen-din 23p+10rb+3a+2s+6blk, Chen Hao-tser 12p, Wu Dai-hao 11p+9rb+6s
Kao-yuan - Wu Kun-nan 13p, Wang Chuan-jian 12p+13rb+3a+2blk, Hu Jin-shun 12p
Game 2: Tsai-shin 76-42 Kao-yuan
Tsai-shin - Tsun Wen-din 19p+12rb+3a+8blk
Kao-yuan - Wang Chuan-jian 13p+11rb+6blk, Hsu Chao-liang 11p
**Third-place Series
Game 1: Chan-shu 89-73 Yi-lan
Chan-shu - Lee Yi-ping 29p, Wu Jun-hsiung 25p+15rb+2blk, Chen Shi-nian 8p+10rb+9a+3s, Lin Chih-tsun 14p+8a
Yi-lan - Wang Nan-kwei 17p, Chen Kuo-wei 17p, Kao Tien-chi 7p+12a+4s, Lin Chih-lung 14p+5a
Game 2: Yi-lan 58-56 Chan-shu
Yi-lan - Hsu Chin-yun 15p+6rb+4blk, Kao Tien-chi 12p+9rb+11a, Chen Kuo-wei 12p+12rb
Chan-shu - Lin Chih-tsun 16p+4s, Chen Shi-nian 9p+6a+4s
Tsun Wen-din was a man among the boys in the championship series, averaging 21 points, 11 rebounds, 3 assists and an eye-popping 7 blocks. Meanwhile, sophomore Wu Dai-hao averaged 13.5 points and 7 rebounds in two games.
With its 12-0 record, Tsai-shin HS completed an undefeated season, duplicating a feat that the school also had in 1998 season, when they won 21 straight en route to the first champion in school history.
Chan-shu HS, led by talented 181cm PG Chen Shi-nian, defeated Yi-lan HS and took home the second third-place trophy in school history. Chan-shu beat Yilan by 16 points in the first game and lost by 2 in the second. According to the special two-game format, Chan-shu won the third-place by the better won-lost margin (+14).
■GAME SUMMARY
**Championship Series
Game 1: Tsai-shin 65-60 Kao-yuan
Tsai-shin - Tsun Wen-din 23p+10rb+3a+2s+6blk, Chen Hao-tser 12p, Wu Dai-hao 11p+9rb+6s
Kao-yuan - Wu Kun-nan 13p, Wang Chuan-jian 12p+13rb+3a+2blk, Hu Jin-shun 12p
Game 2: Tsai-shin 76-42 Kao-yuan
Tsai-shin - Tsun Wen-din 19p+12rb+3a+8blk
Kao-yuan - Wang Chuan-jian 13p+11rb+6blk, Hsu Chao-liang 11p
**Third-place Series
Game 1: Chan-shu 89-73 Yi-lan
Chan-shu - Lee Yi-ping 29p, Wu Jun-hsiung 25p+15rb+2blk, Chen Shi-nian 8p+10rb+9a+3s, Lin Chih-tsun 14p+8a
Yi-lan - Wang Nan-kwei 17p, Chen Kuo-wei 17p, Kao Tien-chi 7p+12a+4s, Lin Chih-lung 14p+5a
Game 2: Yi-lan 58-56 Chan-shu
Yi-lan - Hsu Chin-yun 15p+6rb+4blk, Kao Tien-chi 12p+9rb+11a, Chen Kuo-wei 12p+12rb
Chan-shu - Lin Chih-tsun 16p+4s, Chen Shi-nian 9p+6a+4s
2002 HBL Honor Roll
■Official Awards presented by Chinese Taipei High School Sports Federation:
MVP - TSUN WEN-DIN (Tsai-shin HS, 204cm)
Freshman of the Year - WANG CHUAN-JIAN (Kao-yuan HS, 193cm)
■Stats Leader:
Scoring - LEE CHI-MING (Pin-tung HS, 177cm, SG)
Rebounding - CHANG SHAO-AN (Pin-tung HS, 190cm, C)
Blocked Shots - TSUN WEN-DIN (Tsai-shin HS, 204cm, C)
Assists - KAO TIEN-CHI (Yi-lan HS, 176cm, PG)
Steals - CHOU SHI-YUAN (San-min HS, 190cm, F)
■My Honor Roll
First Team
PG - CHEN SHI-NIAN (Chan-shu HS, 181cm, Senior)
SG - LEE CHI-MING (Pin-tung HS, 177cm, Senior)
C - TSUN WEN-DIN (Tsai-shin HS, 204cm, Senior)
PF - WANG CHUAN-JIAN (Kao-yuan HS, 193cm, Freshman)
SF - CHOU SHI-YUAN (San-min HS, 190cm, Senior)
Second Team
PG - KAO TIEN-CHI (Yi-lan HS, 176cm, Senior), CHANG YI-WEN (Tsai-shin HS, 183cm, Senior)
SG - CHEN SHI-JAY (Tsai-shin HS, 173cm, Sophomore)
C - WU DAI-HAO (Tsai-shin HS, 202cm, Sophomore)
PF - HUANG CHI-FENG (Shin-yung HS, 192cm, Senior)
SF - YANG JIN-MIN (Nan-shan HS, 190cm, Senior)
Sixth Man of the Year - LO JUN-CHENG (Tsai-shin HS, 195cm, Senior)
Coach of the Year - TIEN BEN-YU (Shin-yung HS)...for taking a less-talented team to as far as they could, for bring out the best of her players when nobody noticed them...
MVP - TSUN WEN-DIN (Tsai-shin HS, 204cm)
Freshman of the Year - WANG CHUAN-JIAN (Kao-yuan HS, 193cm)
■Stats Leader:
Scoring - LEE CHI-MING (Pin-tung HS, 177cm, SG)
Rebounding - CHANG SHAO-AN (Pin-tung HS, 190cm, C)
Blocked Shots - TSUN WEN-DIN (Tsai-shin HS, 204cm, C)
Assists - KAO TIEN-CHI (Yi-lan HS, 176cm, PG)
Steals - CHOU SHI-YUAN (San-min HS, 190cm, F)
■My Honor Roll
First Team
PG - CHEN SHI-NIAN (Chan-shu HS, 181cm, Senior)
SG - LEE CHI-MING (Pin-tung HS, 177cm, Senior)
C - TSUN WEN-DIN (Tsai-shin HS, 204cm, Senior)
PF - WANG CHUAN-JIAN (Kao-yuan HS, 193cm, Freshman)
SF - CHOU SHI-YUAN (San-min HS, 190cm, Senior)
Second Team
PG - KAO TIEN-CHI (Yi-lan HS, 176cm, Senior), CHANG YI-WEN (Tsai-shin HS, 183cm, Senior)
SG - CHEN SHI-JAY (Tsai-shin HS, 173cm, Sophomore)
C - WU DAI-HAO (Tsai-shin HS, 202cm, Sophomore)
PF - HUANG CHI-FENG (Shin-yung HS, 192cm, Senior)
SF - YANG JIN-MIN (Nan-shan HS, 190cm, Senior)
Sixth Man of the Year - LO JUN-CHENG (Tsai-shin HS, 195cm, Senior)
Coach of the Year - TIEN BEN-YU (Shin-yung HS)...for taking a less-talented team to as far as they could, for bring out the best of her players when nobody noticed them...
Friday, February 08, 2002
Chien Wei-juan: 1st Women to Play in China
170cm star guard Chien Wei-juan, who led Kuo-tai Life to an unbelievable 10th straight title in Taiwan Women's A-League last month, will be the first women from Taiwan to play in China. Chien signed with Beijing Shogang for a monthly salary of 10,000 USD.
Kuo-tai Life will let Chien, who at 30 year-old is still one of the best PG/SG in Asian women's basketball, play for Shogang from February 18th to March 20th. However Chien has to come back to Taiwan for Kuo-tai in the women's A-League regular season, which starts play in late-March.
Beijing Shogang is one of 12 teams of the WCBA (Women's Chinese Basketball Association), a newly launched women's professional league in China. WCBA will tipoff on February 18th.
In order to strengthen its appeal to the fans, WCBA installs several interesting rule. Every team has to play man-to-man defense in the first quarter. In the fourth quarter, every successful three-point field goal after the first three will count as four points. Also it uses the color ball, just like the WNBA and the defuncted American league ABA in the seventies.
Kuo-tai Life will let Chien, who at 30 year-old is still one of the best PG/SG in Asian women's basketball, play for Shogang from February 18th to March 20th. However Chien has to come back to Taiwan for Kuo-tai in the women's A-League regular season, which starts play in late-March.
Beijing Shogang is one of 12 teams of the WCBA (Women's Chinese Basketball Association), a newly launched women's professional league in China. WCBA will tipoff on February 18th.
In order to strengthen its appeal to the fans, WCBA installs several interesting rule. Every team has to play man-to-man defense in the first quarter. In the fourth quarter, every successful three-point field goal after the first three will count as four points. Also it uses the color ball, just like the WNBA and the defuncted American league ABA in the seventies.
Sunday, January 13, 2002
Chen Hsin-an Will Practice with NBDL Team
Chen Hsin-an, who led Yulon to 2001-02 President Cup title last week, will have a chance to fulfill his longtime dream - going to America, even he only gets to practice with an NBDL team for two to three weeks.
Mobile Revelers head coach Sam Vincent decided to invite Chen Hsin-an for a short training with the team, from mid-January to early February. Chen will practice with the Revelers in Mobile, Alabama, and see what he compares to the American minor league players. However, Chen will not play in games and travel with the team to road games.
Going to America has been a longtime dream for Chen Hsin-an, who thought about attending U.S. colleges and play in the NCAA two years ago. NIKE Taiwan, who signs Chen to a sneaker contract, also managed to earn Chen a spot in 1999 NIKE HOOP SUMMIT. But Chen was practicing with Taiwan NT for the preparation of ABC Championship at the time, and NT coaching staff would not let him go to U.S. for the game.
Sam Vincent said he would love to establish a long-term and consistent relationship with CTBA. If the first step of Chen's training tour goes well, he wouldn't mind setting up a coach clinic in Taiwan or taking his team to the annual Jones Cup in the future.
Mobile Revelers head coach Sam Vincent decided to invite Chen Hsin-an for a short training with the team, from mid-January to early February. Chen will practice with the Revelers in Mobile, Alabama, and see what he compares to the American minor league players. However, Chen will not play in games and travel with the team to road games.
Going to America has been a longtime dream for Chen Hsin-an, who thought about attending U.S. colleges and play in the NCAA two years ago. NIKE Taiwan, who signs Chen to a sneaker contract, also managed to earn Chen a spot in 1999 NIKE HOOP SUMMIT. But Chen was practicing with Taiwan NT for the preparation of ABC Championship at the time, and NT coaching staff would not let him go to U.S. for the game.
Sam Vincent said he would love to establish a long-term and consistent relationship with CTBA. If the first step of Chen's training tour goes well, he wouldn't mind setting up a coach clinic in Taiwan or taking his team to the annual Jones Cup in the future.
Wednesday, January 09, 2002
President Cup Playoffs Stats
■Finals Stats (4 games)
Yulon
Chen Hsin-an 21p, 8.8rb, 2.8a ; Chou Hong-yu 17.3p, 8.5rb ; Chiu Chi-yi 15p, 3.3rb, 3.3a ; Chiu Tsun-chih 8.8p, 7rb ; Wei Yong-tai 7.5p, 3.3rb ; Chao Jia-chun 1.5p, 4.8rb, 3a
Jutai Tech
Yang Yu-min 20.8p, 3.7rb, 4.7a ; Shan Wei-fan 11p, 7.3rb, 3a ; Wu Jen-jay 9p ; Liao Wei-chen 8.8p, 5.2rb
■Third-place Series Stats (2 games)
BCC Mars
Lin Jia-huang 21p, 4rb, 4a ; Lee Chi-yi 19.5p, 12rb, 2blk ; Chen Huei 8p, 7.5rb, 5.5a, 3.5s ; Yang Che-yi 7p, 8.5rb, 3a
Dacin
Tien Lei 19.5p, 9rb, 3a, 2s, 2.5blk ; Chang Chi-feng 14p, 7.5rb, 4a ; Huang Chih-chun 13.5p, 4rb, 2s ; Yao Jun-jay 5p, 6.5rb
Yulon
Chen Hsin-an 21p, 8.8rb, 2.8a ; Chou Hong-yu 17.3p, 8.5rb ; Chiu Chi-yi 15p, 3.3rb, 3.3a ; Chiu Tsun-chih 8.8p, 7rb ; Wei Yong-tai 7.5p, 3.3rb ; Chao Jia-chun 1.5p, 4.8rb, 3a
Jutai Tech
Yang Yu-min 20.8p, 3.7rb, 4.7a ; Shan Wei-fan 11p, 7.3rb, 3a ; Wu Jen-jay 9p ; Liao Wei-chen 8.8p, 5.2rb
■Third-place Series Stats (2 games)
BCC Mars
Lin Jia-huang 21p, 4rb, 4a ; Lee Chi-yi 19.5p, 12rb, 2blk ; Chen Huei 8p, 7.5rb, 5.5a, 3.5s ; Yang Che-yi 7p, 8.5rb, 3a
Dacin
Tien Lei 19.5p, 9rb, 3a, 2s, 2.5blk ; Chang Chi-feng 14p, 7.5rb, 4a ; Huang Chih-chun 13.5p, 4rb, 2s ; Yao Jun-jay 5p, 6.5rb
2001-02 President Cup Final Standings
| Taiwan A-League President Cup | |
| Preliminary Round | |
| Team | W-L |
| Yulon | 12-2 |
| BCC Mars | 9-5 |
| Jutai Tech | 8-6 |
| Taiwan Beer | 7-7 |
| Dacin | 6-8 |
| Bank of Taiwan | 6-8 |
| Military | 5-9 |
| Yi-tong | 3-11 |
| Second Round | |
| Yulon 2-0 Yi-tong BCC Mars 2-0 Military Jutai Tech 2-1 BOT Dacin 2-1 Taiwan Beer | |
| Semifinals | |
| Yulon 2-0 Dacin Jutai 2-0 BCC Mars | |
| 3rd Place Series | |
| Game 1:Mars 69-66 Dacin Game 2:Mars 81-64 Dacin | |
| Finals | |
| Game 1:Yulon 70-61 Jutai Game 2:Jutai 79-75 Yulon Game 3:Yulon 87-65 Jutai Game 4:Yulon 79-69 Jutai | |
| Taiwan A-League President Cup | |
| Final Placings | |
| Rank | Team |
| 1 | Yulon |
| 2 | Jutai Technology |
| 3 | BCC Mars |
| 4 | Dacin Construction |
| 5 | Bank of Taiwan |
| 6 | Yi-tong Trust Agency |
| 7 | Taiwan Beer |
| 8 | Military |
Tuesday, January 08, 2002
President Cup: Semifinals Report
Yulon and Jutai Tech set up their meet in the 2002 President Cup Finals, both advanced with a 2-0 semifinal win over Dacin and BCC Mars.
■MATCHUP A: Yulon 2-0 Dacin Construction
Game 1: Yulon 75-74 Dacin (Jan.1)
Dacin almost made an improbable comeback when PG Huang Chih-chun knocked down a game-tying three-pointer with 28 seconds left, tying the score at 74. But veteran Chiu Tsun-chih made one of two free-throws with 16.7 seconds remaining to decide the final score.
Yulon - Chen hsin-an 17p+8rb+5a, Chiu Tsun-chih 14p
Dacin - Tien Lei 13p+12rb+4a+3s, Chang Chi-feng 26p
Game 2: Yulon 90-79 Dacin (Jan.3)
Led by Chen Hsin-an's three three-pointers, Yulon pulled the game away in the second half and advanced to the finals. Dacin was denied from the finals once again, after finishing fourth in the A-League regular season last year.
Yulon - Chen Hsin-an 29p+6rb+6a, Chou Hong-yu 13p+16rb, Chiu Chi-yi 16p+7rb
Dacin - Lee Fong-yong 23p+10rb, Tien Lei 16p+8rb+6TO, Chang Chi-feng 21p, Yao Jun-jay 8p+8rb
■MATCHUP B: Jutai Tech 2-0 BCC Mars
Game 1: Jutai Tech 73-64 Mars (Jan.1)
Shan Wei-fan scored 8 points in the fourth quarter to lift Jutai in the thrilling win. Mars committed 21 turnovers in the loss.
Jutai - Shan Wei-fan 21p, Liao Wei-chen 18p
Mars - San Mao-sun 15p+9rb
Game 2: Jutai Tech 77-54 Mars (Jan.3)
Seldom-used G Wu Jen-jay came out of nowhere to score 17 points and led Jutai to its series-clinching victory. Mars picked the wrong time to be in a slump, once again had 25 turnovers and beatened up by the quicker Jutai Tech.
Jutai - Shan Wei-fan 20p, Yang Yu-min 14p+7a, Wu Jen-jay 17p
Mars - Yang Che-yi 15p
■MATCHUP A: Yulon 2-0 Dacin Construction
Game 1: Yulon 75-74 Dacin (Jan.1)
Dacin almost made an improbable comeback when PG Huang Chih-chun knocked down a game-tying three-pointer with 28 seconds left, tying the score at 74. But veteran Chiu Tsun-chih made one of two free-throws with 16.7 seconds remaining to decide the final score.
Yulon - Chen hsin-an 17p+8rb+5a, Chiu Tsun-chih 14p
Dacin - Tien Lei 13p+12rb+4a+3s, Chang Chi-feng 26p
Game 2: Yulon 90-79 Dacin (Jan.3)
Led by Chen Hsin-an's three three-pointers, Yulon pulled the game away in the second half and advanced to the finals. Dacin was denied from the finals once again, after finishing fourth in the A-League regular season last year.
Yulon - Chen Hsin-an 29p+6rb+6a, Chou Hong-yu 13p+16rb, Chiu Chi-yi 16p+7rb
Dacin - Lee Fong-yong 23p+10rb, Tien Lei 16p+8rb+6TO, Chang Chi-feng 21p, Yao Jun-jay 8p+8rb
■MATCHUP B: Jutai Tech 2-0 BCC Mars
Game 1: Jutai Tech 73-64 Mars (Jan.1)
Shan Wei-fan scored 8 points in the fourth quarter to lift Jutai in the thrilling win. Mars committed 21 turnovers in the loss.
Jutai - Shan Wei-fan 21p, Liao Wei-chen 18p
Mars - San Mao-sun 15p+9rb
Game 2: Jutai Tech 77-54 Mars (Jan.3)
Seldom-used G Wu Jen-jay came out of nowhere to score 17 points and led Jutai to its series-clinching victory. Mars picked the wrong time to be in a slump, once again had 25 turnovers and beatened up by the quicker Jutai Tech.
Jutai - Shan Wei-fan 20p, Yang Yu-min 14p+7a, Wu Jen-jay 17p
Mars - Yang Che-yi 15p
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