2000 William Jones Cup
Tournament information
DatesM: 13–29 July 2000
W: ?–?
Host(s) Taiwan
TeamsM: 10
W: ?
Final positions
ChampionsM:  New Zealand
W:  United States
1st runners-upM:  South Korea
W:  Japan
2nd runners-upM:  Chinese Taipei
W:  Chinese Taipei

The 2000 William Jones Cup (23rd tournament) took place in Taipei from 13 July–29 July.

Standings

[1]

Team Pld W L
 New Zealand 660
 South Korea 651
 Chinese Taipei 651
Philippines Laguna Lakers 633
 Japan 532
 Costa Rica 523
 Malaysia 514
 Chinese Taipei 523
 Hong Kong 505
South Africa South Africa Collegiate All-Stars 514

Results

Preliminary Round

July 23
Chinese Taipei  102–85 Philippines Laguna Lakers
July 23
 Costa Rica 67–57  Taiwan B
July 23
 Japan 90–65  Malaysia
July 23
 South Korea 86–66 South Africa SA Collegiate All-Stars
July 24
 Chinese Taipei 80–44  Malaysia
July 24
 South Korea 83–58  Taiwan B
July 24
Philippines Laguna Lakers 87–52  Hong Kong
July 24
 New Zealand 89–57 South Africa SA Collegiate All-Stars
July 25
 Taiwan B 74–73 South Africa SA Collegiate All-Stars
July 25
Philippines Laguna Lakers 83–58  Malaysia
July 25
 Japan 84–61  Hong Kong
July 25
 New Zealand 76–58 South Africa SA Collegiate All-Stars
July 26
 Chinese Taipei 90–80  Japan
July 26
 New Zealand 89–33  Taiwan B
July 26
 South Korea 88–69  Costa Rica
July 26
 Malaysia 74–45  Hong Kong
July 27
South Africa SA Collegiate All-Stars 57–49  Costa Rica
July 27
Philippines Laguna Lakers 93–82  Japan
July 27
South Korea  52–75  New Zealand
July 27
Chinese Taipei  82–30  Hong Kong

Semifinals

July 28
 South Korea 87–78  Chinese Taipei
July 28
 New Zealand 67–37 Philippines Laguna Lakers

Finals

July 28
Battle for 9th
 Taiwan B 77–56  Hong Kong
July 28
Battle for 7th
 Costa Rica 87–59  Malaysia
July 29
Battle for 5th
 Japan 75–58 South Africa SA Collegiate All-Stars
July 29
Battle for 3rd
 Chinese Taipei 83–73 Philippines Laguna Lakers
July 29
Championship
 New Zealand 78–67  South Korea

References

  1. ↑ "William Jones Cup Basketball 2000, News, Teams, Scores, Stats, Standings, Awards - asia-basket".
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