PALGONGASAN BASKETBALL

PG: BAHNG (24, 193) - BRIERE-BOURQUE (26, 181)
SG: KIM-ASFAW (23, 184) - XXXX
SF: IBANIYAMA (32, 199) - PARK (22, 205)
PF: KABENGELE (29, 212) - NIANG (22, 211)
C: NOH (25, 209) - IBANEZ (30, 215)
UTILITY: RAWLYK (25, 193) - BURIANEK (24, 203)


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08   F    Moustapha Niang     2.11m   258 lb   22    M Lake Superior State Univ. Sault St. Henri, Ontario
11   F    Noh Seung-Dae       2.04m   258 lb   28    M   Sudbury Moose           Sherbrooke, Estrie
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16   G    Hector Realmuto-Jin 1.88m   180 lb   23    M   Sarnia Tech University  Kingston, Frontenac
18   F    Mathieu-Abel Park   2.05m   226 lb   22    M   Montreal Koreana        Jeongju, Abitibi-Temiscamingue
19  PF    Kieran Drummond     2.08m   263 lb   33*   M   Sarnia Spark
20   G    Kenneth Kim-Asfaw   1.84m   185 lb   23    M   Yihwa-Hongyik College   Moosonee, Northwest
25   F    Yang Jae-Woong      1.98m   211 lb   25*   M   Carleton School         Prince Eric, Manitoba
36   C    Benoit Huot-Chainey 2.17m   238 lb   23    M   The Carleton School     Aylmer, Outaouais
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PG: HEO (185, 27) - KIM-ASFAW (173, 24)
SG: ALLEN-CONROY (183, 23) - MCELWAIN (184, 29)
SF: HANSON-CONAVACIO (191, 24) - YI (188, 21)
PF: JIN (188, 21) - DUNN-CHALIFOUX (192, 25)
C: YIM (201, 23) - BAE (194, 30)
UTILITY: MCLATCHY (187, 26) - YOO (179, 26)


[pre]#   Pos.  Player              Height  Weight  Age  Sex   Team                    Hometown
04  PF    Jin Chang-Sook      1.88m   21*  Queen's College (QIS)   Montreal, Montreal
07   G    Abigail Corelli     1.80m   149 lb   29*   F   Winnipeg Wanderers      Sudbury, Ontario
13   F    Erin Savikataaq     1.80m   164 lb   31*   F   Halifax Sun             Iqaluit, Nunavut
15   G    Elle Allen-Conroy   1.83m   171 lb   23    F   Univ. St. Croix         Winnipeg, Manitoba
20   C    Kim Hong-Ja         1.95m   171 lb   36*   F    Labrador City Rockets  Montreal, Montreal
41   C    Yim Se-Ryeong       2.01m   210 lb   23    F   Univ. du Saguenay       Chicoutimi, Saguenay

- Two key members of the national team, Abigail Corelli (starting SG) and Erin Savikataaq (sixth player) had injuries over domestic seasons, will be kept out of national team to be given priorities on her duties as the overagers on the Quebecois women's olympic team.
- This is the group of players that may be at their best since the days of Riley Jeon-Keane and Alison Dubois, the Golden Generation of Quebecois women's basketball. They have played with each other and on many international tournaments, so the teamwork is really strong on this corp, something that have really shone in making their names known as one of top 2-3, if not the best, teams in women's basketball.
- The problem with them, however, is that depth is good, but nobody can deny that they are weaker on guards than forwards past the starters