Anonymous
Years ago

Mills, Ingles headline Boomers team for FIBA Ocean

Australian Boomers Team - 2013 FIBA Oceania Championships
Name / Height / Position / DOB / Club
David Andersen / 212cm / Forward-Centre / 23 June 1980 / Free agent
Cameron Bairstow / 206cm / Forward / 7 Dec 1990 / University of New Mexico (USA)
David Barlow / 205cm / Forward / 22 October 1983 / Stelmet Zielona Gora (Poland)
Ryan Broekhoff / 201cm / Guard-Forward / 23 August 1990 / Besiktas JK Istanbul (Turkey)
Matthew Dellavedova / 191cm / Guard / 8 September 1990 / Free agent
Dante Exum / 198cm / Guard / 13 July 1995 / BA National Centre of Excellence
Adam Gibson / 188cm / Guard / 30 Oct 1986 / Adelaide 36ers (NBL)
Joe Ingles / 204cm / Guard-Forward / 2 October 1987 / Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
Patty Mills / 183cm / Guard / 11 August 1988 / San Antonio Spurs (NBA)
Luke Nevill / 218cm / Centre / 19 Feb 1986 / Free Agent
Anthony Petrie / 203cm/ Forward / 3 June 1983 / Adelaide 36ers (NBL)
Ben Simmons / 203cm / Forward / 20 July 1996 / Montverde Academy High School (USA)


Exciting teenage duo Dante Exum and Ben Simmons will be given their first taste of senior international basketball, with Boomers Head Coach Andrej Lemanis naming the talented young pair after impressing in camp.

Exum, 18, and Simmons, 17, add to an exciting young core of Boomers looking to drive the men's program in this Olympic cycle and beyond.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Interesting that Brad Newley didn't make it.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Aron Baynes (hamstring) and Sydney Kings marquee signing AJ Ogilvy (groin) ruled out by injury

no Newley, may have gone on honeymoon?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

He was in the original squad though, wasn't he?

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LanceUppercut  
Years ago

Newley is probably on his honeymoon, he recently married.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Andersen/Nevill
Petrie/Bairstow/Simmons
Ingles/Barlow/Broekhoff
Mills/Exum
Dellavedova/Gibson

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Anonymous  
Years ago

That really sucks about Baynes :(

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PlaymakerMo  
Years ago

Given that 1. Newley is a lock for the '14 World Championships if healthy, 2. he is recently married, and 3. NZ aren't looking ultra-competitive, could Brad have voluntarily given up his spot for guys like Simmons and Exum?

I would hate to be in Lemanis's position: having to choose between these guys for a qualifier when you're looking to include the younger stars for long-term continuity.

Even without Bogut, Baynes, Newley, Jawai etc this should be a cracker of a series from the Boomers.

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sitiveni  
Years ago

I hope Exum plays, he will run rings around NZ. idk but seems like our 4 position is quite weak, maybe simmons can play some although I think with Ando and Neville we will play small against NZ. Lets see if Joe is the focal point of our offence

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Benno  
Years ago

Bairstow has really come out of his shell this offseason, expect him to be a big part off new mexicos team next season, i would love to see him start in this team. He is really underrated, very shattered that baynes is injured!!

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LC  
Years ago

I love the look of this team...some experience and some new and exciting talent

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Good win by the Boomers over Butler University 96-57.

Top scorers were Mills & Ingles with 17 each, Nevill 14 and Broekhoff with 12.

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LC  
Years ago

Sounds like a great debut by Broekhoff. With his ability to hit from long range, he should be a real asset

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Anonymous  
Years ago

He is pretty used to playing against college teams!

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Anonymous  
Years ago

And so is Delly and Bairstow.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Boxscore?

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Isaac  
Years ago

Newley is currently on his honeymoon, yes.

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Beantown  
Years ago

Sitiveni, I think the Petrie/ Bairstow combo should do well against NZ. I like the size and hustle those two bring.

I don't think our outside shooting is going to be much good with this team, but it should have enough firepower overall for the Kiwis.

Really looking forward to seeing what Exum and Simmons can do at senior level.

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sitiveni  
Years ago

Beantown, ive only seen bairstow play once and he reminded me of cam trigger, a guy with the size but no athletic ability, he shot very poorly. maybe I saw his only bad game, but wasn't impressed with it. he didn't look like he passed well from the low block either. that's all from 1 game though so not really in any position to judge a guy, im sure you have seen plenty of him. Good luck to all of them in the team.

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Vart  
Years ago

You are correct sitiveni, you cannot judge a player by one game. For Bairstow is absolutely nothing like Cam Tragardh.

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Bear  
Years ago

Yes, outside shooting may be more about structures and opportunity than flat out banging it to a 50%+ high performance outside scorer I'd imagine, but the team offers plenty of offense I would suggest.

A few in there who will put up a long bomb or three and if someone is off they can switch it easily.

The strength of the team is the eveness and spread of talent I think...

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Mystro  
Years ago

NZ team is

Tom Abercrombie, Jordan Ngatai, Everard Bartlett, Izayah Mauriohooho Le'afa, Mika Vukona, Jarrod Kenny, Corey Webster, BJ Anthony, Reuben Te Rangi, Casey Frank, Jack Salt, Alex Pledger.

4 Teenagers and Old Casey Frank.

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Bear  
Years ago

Good to see NZ also looking at the Olympics by adding the young men like Jack Salt and Co.

Next couple of years will be very interesting on both sides of the ditch!

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Camel 31  
Years ago

Good to see NZ girls team training on NiTV last nite
A young team looking forward to challenge tomorrow

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Anonymous  
Years ago

2013 FIBA Oceania Championships Broadcast Schedule

(All broadcast times AEST - all tip-off times local)


Game 1 and Game 2


Australian Boomers vs New Zealand Tall Blacks


Australian Jayco Opals vs New Zealand Tall Ferns


Wednesday 14 August @ North Shore Events Centre, Auckland


Tip-off: Boomers 5:00pm, Opals 7:30pm (local time)


TV: 11:30pm AEST on ABC1 (highlights)


Online: LIVE on livebasketball.tv



Game 3 and Game 4


Australian Boomers vs New Zealand Tall Blacks


Australian Jayco Opals vs New Zealand Tall Ferns


Sunday 18 August @ AIS Arena, Canberra


Tip-off: Boomers 4:00pm, Opals 2:00pm


TV: 2:00pm AEST LIVE on ABC1


All games will also be available on ABC IView at: abc.net.au/Iview

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Is it just me or are those tipoff times in reverse for both games? Opals at 5 on Weds and 4 on Sun.

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Bear  
Years ago

Anon, I read it as Opals at 2.00pm on Sunday!

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Anonymous  
Years ago

The 2 first games are not telecast on livebasketball.tv

Have a look at their schedule, they won't be shown

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