2017 IWBF Asia-Oceania Championships

2017 IWBF Asia Oceania Wheelchair Basketball Championships
Men's Gold Medal team – Australian Rollers
Venue	China Disability Sports Training Centre
Location	Beijing, China
Start date	23 October 2017
End date	28 October 2017
Competitors	14 teams (men's competition) 4 teams (women's competition) from 14 nations
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The 2017 Asia Oceania Wheelchair Basketball Championships for men and women were held at the China Disability Sports Training Centre in Beijing, from 23 to 28 October 2017. The men's tournament was won by the Australian Rollers. Iran came second, and Japan overcame Korea in the bronze medal game to come third. ^{[1] [2] [3]} In the women's competition, China defeated the Australian Gliders in the gold medal match, while Japan defeated Iran in the bronze medal. ^[4]

Women's Gold Medal team – China

Women's Silver Medal team – Australian Gliders

Venue

Venue – the Multi-Sport Building at the China Administration of Sports for Persons with Disabilities

The competition was held at the China Disability Sports Training Centre in Beijing. This is a purpose-built centre for disability sports. Opened on 28 June 2007, it was the first facility in China entirely devoted to disability sports training, and is the largest of its kind in the world. The Chinese Paralympic team used it as its training and preparation centre for the 2008 Summer Paralympics in Beijing. The entire complex is wheelchair accessible, with large elevators and wide halls. ^{[5] [6]}

Format

The competition was held from 23 to 28 October 2017. Fourteen teams contested the men's competition. The teams were divided into four pools:

• Pool A: Australia, Chinese Taipei, Iraq
• Pool B: Japan, Hong Kong, Kuwait
• Pool C: Iran, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand
• Pool D: Korea, China, United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan

The teams in each pool played a round robin competition. The top team in Pool A then played the second in Pool B, the top in Pool B played the second in Pool A, the top in Pool C played the second in Pool D, and the top in Pool D played the second in Pool C in the quarterfinals. The winners then played in the semifinals, and the winners of the semifinals played in the gold medal match. ^[6]

The prize for the top four teams was admission to the 2018 World Wheelchair Basketball Championships in Hamburg, Germany. ^[6]

In the women's competition, there were only four teams, so they formed just one pool, and went straight into the semifinals. Only two positions were available for women's teams from Asia-Oceania in Hamburg, where the women's competition will be held concurrently with the men's. ^[6]

Squads

Women's competition

Australia Head coach: David Gould Assistant coaches: Stephen Charlton Physiotherapist: Anna Rich Team Manager: Cathy Lambert # Name Class. 4 Sarah Vinci 1.0 5 Cobi Crispin 4.0 6 Hannah Dodd 1.0 7 Shelley Cronau 3.0 8 Georgia Inglis 2.0 9 Leanne Del Toso 3.5 10 Clare Nott 1.0 11 Annabelle Lindsay 4.5 12 Shelley Chaplin 3.5 13 Georgia Munro-Cook 4.5 14 Ella Sabljak 1.0 15 Amber Merritt 4.5 Source: [7]

China Team Manager: Chen Weidong Coach group leader: Xu Yuansheng Coach: Chen Qi Coach:Han Yan # Name Class. 4 Tianjao Lei 4.5 5 Xuejing Chen 1.0 6 Xuemei Zhang 4.0 7 Guidi Liu 4.0 8 Yongqing Fu 4.0 9 Haizhen Cheng 4.5 10 Suiling Lin 3.0 11 Jaimeng Dai 4.5 12 Tonglei Zhang 1.0 13 Yanhua Li 1.5 14 Meier Chen 1.5 15 Xiaolian Huang 2.0 Source: [8]

Iran Head coach: Mehri Youssefzadehsani Coach: Solkmaz Dehghan Team Manager: Hourish Baradaran # Name Class. 4 Roghayyeh Amiri 2.5 5 Maryam Dehghani Champirl 1.5 6 Mahsa Saadatzeidanloo 4.0 7 Nerda Fersati 3.5 8 Mardieh Khakbaz Alia Bad 1.5 9 Fattaneh Pourat 4.0 10 Zehra Habbibi Parali 2.0 11 Zeinhab Hassani 4.0 12 Somayeh Kohzadpour 2.5 13 Tahereh Ozhand 1.0 14 Fatemeh Kashmirimoghadam 4.0 15 Zohreh Karinovi 4.0 Source: [9]

Japan Head coach: Kaori Tachibana Assistant Coach: Kyoko Tsukamoto Team Staff: Natsuki Ishida Interpreter: Yurie Myamoto # Name Class. 0 Momoko Suzuki 4.0 4 Amane Yanagimoto 2.5 6 Erika Yoshida 1.0 9 Chika Uemura 3.5 10 Mayo Hagino 1.5 12 Ikumi Fujii 4.0 15 Mari Amimoto 4.5 17 Tomoe Soeda 3.5 18 Chihiro Kitada 4.5 19 You Kitama 1.0 26 Mika Oshima 1.5 88 Rie Odajima 2.5 Source: [10]

Men's competition

Australia Head coach: Craig Friday Assistant coach: Brad Ness Assistant/Technical coach: Shane Furness Physiotherapist: Jesse Adams # Name Class. 4 Shawn Russell 4.0 5 Bill Latham 4.0 6 Samuel White 1.0 7 Shaun Norris 3.0 8 Kim Robbins 3.0 9 Tristan Knowles 4.0 10 Jannik Blair 1.0 11 Tom O'Neill-Thorne 3.0 12 Matthew McShane 1.5 13 Luke Pople 2.5 14 Brett Stibners 4.0 15 Michael Auprince 4.0 Source: [11]

Hong Kong Head Coach: Swee Haw Chee Team Manager: Chiu Wah Wong Team Physiotherapist: Hong Ki Maggie Ho # Name Class. 4 Chi Hung Lee 2.0 5 Alphonsus Gee Git To 4.5 6 Chun Man Chan 3.0 7 Chi Hang Cheung 1.0 8 Ho Yin DEnnis Chon 4.0 9 Cheong Chun Tang 2.0 10 Hai Poon 1.5 11 Wing Kin Chang 4.0 13 Kwok Leung Jam 3.0 14 Cheuk Ting Chung 4.0 15 Yan Keung Cheng 1.0 17 Xwok Gu Yeung 3.5 Source: [12]

China Team Manager: Zhao Qian Team Leader: Yang Weiping Coach: Zhai Youngjun Coach: Cul Manfeng # Name Class. 4 Yinhai LIn 3.5 5 Huajun Tan 4.0 6 Jianchun Deng 3.5 7 Lei Yan 2.5 8 Chen Cao 2.0 9 Kunhong Huang 1.5 10 Lei Yang 3.5 11 Zheng Yang 4.0 12 Pengcheng Li 1.0 13 Hang Xu 2.5 14 Haiming Zhu 1.5 15 Yangdong You 2.0 Source: [13]

Iran Head coach: Mohammadreza Dastyar Coach: Maziyar Mirazimi Wheelchair Technician: Feridon Kheshtzar Team Manager: Habib Khomjani # Name Class. 5 Hassan Abdi 2.0 7 Omid Hadiazhar 4.0 8 Vahid Saadatpoormoghadam 3.0 9 Faleh Ayashi 2.0 10 Mohsen Tolouei Tamardash 3.5 11 Mohammad Mohammadnezhad 1.0 12 Alireza Kamilifard 3.0 14 Abdoljalil Gharanjik 1.5 15 Adel Torfi Menshedi 4.0 23 Saman Balaghi Einalou 1.0 24 Mohammadhassan Sayari 4.0 33 Morteza Abedi 3.0 Source: [14]

Iraq Head of Delegation: Khaid Al-Kaabawi Administrator: Abbas Al-Kawaawi Coach: Mohanad Al-Sammaraie Coach: Qusay Al-Angurli Therapist: Hakeem Al-Ismee # Name Class. 1 Raad Al-Kahfaji 4.0 2 Thamar Mandeel 2.0 3 Alaaa Al-Baidhani 1.0 4 Ayad Al-Hameedawi 2.0 5 Issa Al-Yasiri 1.5 6 Heyder Al-Saraji 4.0 7 Ahmed Mushtaq 3.0 8 Dheyaa Al-Sudani 1.0 9 Layth Al-Attabi 4.0 10 Said Al-Taie 4.0 11 Alaa Abdullah 3.5 Source: [15]

Kuwait Head of Delegation: Naser Alajmi Team Manager: Mohammad Alainati Head Coach: Hosan Galab Assistant Coach: Ahmad Alshatti # Name Class. 1 Nezar Mohammad 3.5 2 Yousuf Nasir 4.0 3 Mohammad Algharib 3.0 4 Ahmad Almutairi 1.0 5 Mohammad Aljail 1.0 6 Salaiman Alfahdli 1.0 7 Eisa Alfahdli 1.5 8 Majed Aldhaye 4.0 9 Atef Aldousari 1.0 10 Abdullah Alkaldi TBC 11 Fahad Alajmi TBC 12 Abdulrahman Abdulmataleb TBC Source: [16]

Saudi Arabia Team Staff: Abdulalah Almuqrin Team Staff: Ibrahim Younesbr Team Staff: Ibrahim Bessai Team Staff: Kaled Alabdali # Name Class. 1 Abdulrahman Bin Shaylan 3.5 2 Fahad Bin Diran 4.0 3 Ali Albishi 3.5 4 Essam Buayti 2.5 5 Abdullah Alfifi 2.0 6 Mahdi Almakinah 1.5 7 Feisel Asiri 3.5 8 Musa Alzahrani 4.0 9 Safar Aldosari 1.0 10 Ziyad Alkhaldi 2.5 11 Mohammed Alqahtani 1.5 12 Mohammed Alyousef 2.0 Source: [17]

Afghanistan Coach: Jess Markt Coach: Qawamudim Chafori Physiotherapist: Mohammad Ayub Rahimi Physiotherapist: Mohammad Afzal Asiami Senior Advisor/Manager: Alberto Cairo # Name Class. 1 Khujah Wasiquallah Sediqi 4.0 2 Mohammad Saber Sultani 3.0 3 Safi Mohammad 2.0 4 Mohamadullah Ahmadi 1.0 5 Sayed Nazir Qatali 4.0 6 Basir Ahmad Tajiki 1.0 7 Ramazan Karimi 3.0 8 Sakhi Mohammad Noorzy 3.5 9 Mohammad Alem Muradi 2.5 10 Abdul Ghafar Gharfoori 4.0 11 Sayed Wasim Sadat 4.0 12 Ghulam Haidar 2.5 Source: [18]

Japan Head Coach: Shimpei Assistant Coach: Kazuyuki Kyoya Physical Coach: Masato Arima Coordinator: Hiromi Kosugi # Name Class. 2 Akira Toyoshima 2.0 4 Daisuke Tsuchiko 4.0 5 Renshi Chokai 2.5 6 Rin Kawahara 1.5 7 Takuya Furusawa 3.0 10 Tetsuya Miyajima 4.0 11 Kiyoshi 2.0 13 Reo Fujimoto 4.5 24 Naohiro Murakami 4.0 25 Kei Akita 3.5 55 Hiroaki Kozai 3.5 92 Takahiro Akeda 1.0 Source: [19]

Thailand Team Manager: Phatharabhandhu Krissana Head Coach: Aghacoucheki Abbas Assistant Coach: Pittaya Prathin Assistant Coach: Akapol Kunpradit # Name Class. 4 Kwanchai Pimkorn 3.5 5 Somphong Thiyod 4.0 6 Niwat Gongta 3.0 7 Visut Suk-on 1.0 8 Surasit Nirat 1.0 9 Jakkapan Jansupin 1.0 10 Tawatchai Jaisin 1.5 11 Athin Singdong 4.0 12 Pongsakor Sripirom 1.0 13 Mathee Yenkuan TBC 14 Nopaddol Wannaborworn TBC 15 Aekkasit Jumjarean TBC Source: [20]

New Zealand Head Coach: Shane Davies Assistant Coach: Glenn McDonald Team Manager: Michelle Davies # Name Class. 1 Sheldon Larson 4.5 2 Ricardo Gozon 4.0 3 Miiarama Pepe 3.5 4 Luke McDowell 3.5 5 Ben Hekenui 4.0 6 Eamon Wood 2.5 7 Mark Sullivan 2.0 8 Paul Fallon 1.0 9 Travis Moffat 1.0 10 Kauri Murray 4.0 11 Reo Lewis 3.0 12 Slade O'Rourke St John 2.0 Source: [21]

South Korea Coach: Sa Hyun Han Assistant Coach: Heejun Kang Trainer: Young Jun Kim Team Manager: Seonyeon Lee # Name Class. 8 Hee Yong Choi 2.0 39 Sangyeol Kim TBC 16 Younjoo Lee 3.5 12 Seunghyun Cho 4.0 15 Kyung Min Chung TBC 13 Sangha Baek 1.0 10 Dung Suk Oh 2.0 5 Jungsoo Kim 1.5 34 Dong Gil Yang TBC 7 Taeok Kim TBC 28 Donghyeon Kim 4.0 6 Woosung Wang 2.0 Source: [22]

Chinese Taipei Head Coach: Chi-Yang Tsai Coach: Hsin-Liang Lo Coach: Pei-Ni Tai Team Leader: Fou-Hwan Lai Team Manager: Ting-Chi Pan Wheelchiar Technician: Ken-Jung Chen # Name Class. 0 Chun-Yi Lu 3.0 1 Chang-Chia Wang 2.0 7 Chung-Jen Chen 2.0 11 Kun-Tin Wang TBC 14 Chia-Tung Chang 1.0 15 Yi-Chen Chen 2.5 21 Hang-Shiang Kao 3.0 22 Wei-Chun Chang 4.0 34 Chun-Nan Chi 2.0 37 Sheng-Han Tseng 4.0 66 Wei-Chang Tsai 2.5 99 Chuang-Yi Qiu 2.5 Source: [23]

Women's competition

Round robin stage

23 October 2017 12:45

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China	53–44	Australia
Scoring by quarter:12–8, 12–6, 17–8, 12–22

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

23 October 2017 15:30

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Japan	86–15	Iran
Scoring by quarter:26–4, 22–2, 21–5, 17–4

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

24 October 2017 10:00

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Australia	75–59	Japan
Scoring by quarter:24–14, 18–14, 20–15, 13–16

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

24 October 2017 12:15

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Iran	22–79	China
Scoring by quarter: 2–15, 11–23, 5–25, 4–18

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

25 October 2017 14:30

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Australia	108–8	Iran
Scoring by quarter:30–0, 27–4, 28–0, 23–4

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

25 October 2017 17:45

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China	50–40	Japan
Scoring by quarter:12–6, 11–10, 14–14, 13–10

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Finals

	Semifinals					Gold Medal Match
	W1	China	108
	W4	Iran	4
						SF1	China	57
						SF2	Australia	46
	W2	Australia	71
	W3	Japan	41			Bronze Medal Match
						SF1	Japan	76
						SF2	Iran	19

26 October 2017 15:45

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Australia	71–41	Japan
Scoring by quarter:17–6, 20–10, 18–10, 16–15

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

26 October 2017 18:00

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China	108–4	Iran
Scoring by quarter:25–4, 32–0, 26–0, 25–0

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

27 October 2017 15:40

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Japan	76–19	Iran
Scoring by quarter:18–6, 17–6, 20–3, 20–4

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

27 October 2017 17:45

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China	57–46	Australia
Scoring by quarter: 12–16, 11–8, 8–8, 26–14

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Men's competition

Round robin stage

23 October 2017 10:30

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China	87–34	Afghanistan
Scoring by quarter:21–1, 28–10, 14–15, 24–8

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

23 October 2017 15:00

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Australia	107–23	Iraq
Scoring by quarter:36–2, 34–6, 15–6, 22–9

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

23 October 2017 17:15

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Thailand	85–54	New Zealand
Scoring by quarter:12–15, 22–6, 23–18, 28–15

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

23 October 2017 11:00

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Japan	96–21	Kuwait
Scoring by quarter:18–6, 29–9, 27–4, 22–2

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

23 October 2017 13:15

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Iran	85–31	Saudi Arabia
Scoring by quarter:24–11, 29–4, 30–14, 2–2

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

23 October 2017 17:45

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South Korea	90–21	United Arab Emirates
Scoring by quarter:30–4, 16–4, 26–4, 18–9

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

24 October 2017 14:30

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United Arab Emirates	24–106	China
Scoring by quarter: 12–22, 6–22, 2–28, 4–34

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

24 October 2017 16:45

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Saudi Arabia	48–68	Thailand
Scoring by quarter: 8–22, 6–11, 16–20, 18–15

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

24 October 2017 11:00

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New Zealand	15–54	Iran
Scoring by quarter: 4–29, 0–26, 2–11, 9–25

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

24 October 2017 13:45

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Chinese Taipei	13–91	Australia
Scoring by quarter: 0–32, 6–23, 7–18, 0–18

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

24 October 2017 15:30

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Afghanistan	22–107	South Korea
Scoring by quarter: 2–32, 9–32, 4–11, 7–32

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

24 October 2017 17:45

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Kuwait	47–56	Hong Kong
Scoring by quarter: 9–416, 12–13, 10–12, 16–15

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

25 October 2017 10:00

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China	51–67	South Korea
Scoring by quarter: 14–22, 8–10, 12–22, 17–13

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

25 October 2017 12:15

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Iraq	46–39	Chinese Taipei
Scoring by quarter: 19–19, 8–6, 10–6, 9–8

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

25 October 2017 16:45

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Thailand	62–89	Iran
Scoring by quarter: 12–22, 14–25, 25–33, 10–9

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

25 October 2017 11:00

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United Arab Emirates	56–41	Afghanistan
Scoring by quarter:18–10, 8–8, 12–5, 18–18

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

25 October 2017 13:15

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New Zealand	51–41	Saudi Arabia
Scoring by quarter:25–20, 0–0, 11–10, 15–11

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

25 October 2017 15:30

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Hong Kong	12–107	Japan
Scoring by quarter: 0–31, 0–21, 6–27, 6–28

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Finals

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Gold Medal

A1

Australia

102

B2

Hong Kong

10

QF1

Australia

81

QF2

South Korea

50

B1

Japan

95

A2

Iraq

34

SF1

Australia

80

SF2

Iran

54

C1

Iran

86

D2

China

45

QF3

Japan

76

Bronze Medal

QF4

Iran

80

D1

South Korea

57

SF1

South Korea

54

C2

Thailand

32

SF2

Japan

68

13th/14th

26 October 2017 09:00

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Afghanistan	49–64	Saudi Arabia
Scoring by quarter: 10–11, 20–14, 8–23, 11–16

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

9–12

26 October 2017 11:15

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Chinese Taipei	58–48	New Zealand
Scoring by quarter:24–13, 10–12, 10–10, 14–13

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

9–12

26 October 2017 13:30

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Kuwait	57–48	United Arab Emirates
Scoring by quarter:26–17, 16–7, 11–12, 14–12

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Quarterfinal 1

26 October 2017 11:00

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Australia	102–10	Hong Kong
Scoring by quarter:24–3, 22–0, 28–1, 28–6

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Quarterfinal 2

26 October 2017 13:15

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Japan	95–34	Iraq
Scoring by quarter:29–5, 16–11, 29–7, 21–11

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Quarterfinal 3

26 October 2017 15:30

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Iran	86–45	China
Scoring by quarter:32–8, 20–6, 12–12, 22–19

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Quarterfinal 4

26 October 2017 17:45

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South Korea	67–32	Thailand
Scoring by quarter:22–8, 14–0, 17–7, 14–17

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

11th/12th

27 October 2017 10:00

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New Zealand	60–42	United Arab Emirates
Scoring by quarter:17–12, 14–16, 16–7, 13–7

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

9th/10th

26 October 2017 12:15

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Chinese Taipei	66–49	Kuwait
Scoring by quarter:13–6, 24–14, 18–13, 11–18

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

5–8

27 October 2017 14:30

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Hong Kong	33–51	Thailand
Scoring by quarter: 8–9, 7–15, 8–15, 10–14

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

5–8

27 October 2017 16:45

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Iraq	33–80	China
Scoring by quarter: 2–20, 4–19, 13–19, 14–22

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Semifinal 1

27 October 2017 13:15

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Australia	81–50	South Korea
Scoring by quarter:20–17, 18–13, 28–9, 15–11

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Semifinal 2

27 October 2017 11:30

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Japan	76–80	Iran
Scoring by quarter:18–17, 24–16, 22–26, 12–21

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

7th/8th

28 October 2017 09:00

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Hong Kong	47–72	Iraq
Scoring by quarter: 17–17, 10–17, 5–19, 15–19

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

5th/6th

28 October 2017 11:15

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Thailand	68–75	China
Scoring by quarter: 11–14, 19–21, 22–22, 16–18

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Bronze Medal

28 October 2017 11:45

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South Korea	54–68	Japan
'Scoring by quarter: 16–17, 14–10, 24–41, 0–0

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

Gold Medal

28 October 2017 14:00

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Australia	80–54	Iran
Scoring by quarter:23–7, 10–14, 27–16, 20–17

China Disability Sports Training Centre, Beijing

All Stars

Men Men's All-Star Five. Left to right: Tom O'Neill-Thorne, Dong Suk Oh, Jannik Blair, Mohammadhasan Sayari, Hiroaki Kozai All Star Five Mohammadhasan Sayari (Iran – 4.0) Jannik Blair (Australia – 1.0) Dong Suk Oh (South Korea – 2.0) Tom O'Neill-Thorne (Australia – 3.0) Hiroaki Kozai (Japan – 3.5) Most Valuable Player Omid Hadiazhar (Iran – 4.0) Source: [24]

Women Women's All-Star Five. Left to right: Mari Amimoto, Cobi Crispin, Xuejing Chen, Clare Nott, Suiling Lin, Maureen Orchard (IWBF) All Star Five Mari Amimoto (Japan – 4.5) Cobi Crispin (Australia – 4.0) Xuejing Chen (China – 1.0) Clare Nott (Australia – 1.0) Suiling Lin (China – 3.0) Most Valuable Player Amber Merritt (AUS – 4.5) Source: [24]

Final standings

Men Rank Team 1   Australia 2   Iran 3   Japan 4   South Korea 5   China 6   Thailand 7   Iraq 8   Hong Kong 9   Chinese Taipei 10   Kuwait 11   New Zealand 12   United Arab Emirates 13   Saudi Arabia 14   Afghanistan

Women Rank Team 1   China 2   Australia 3   Japan 4   Iran

See also

• 2007 Asia Oceania Wheelchair Basketball Championships
• 2009 Asia Oceania Wheelchair Basketball Championships
• 2011 Asia Oceania Wheelchair Basketball Championships
• 2013 Asia Oceania Wheelchair Basketball Championships
• 2015 Asia Oceania Wheelchair Basketball Championships
• 2019 Asia Oceania Wheelchair Basketball Championships
• 2021 Asia Oceania Wheelchair Basketball Championships

Notes

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