2007 FIBA Americas Championship for Women

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CHILE's ROSTER
#	Name	P	Heigth	DOB	Place Of Birth	Current Club

4	Massiel Andrea MONDACA PIZARRO	SG	173cm 5'8"	02/10/1983	Santiago (CHI)	Univ. Arturo Prat (CHI)
5	Catalina Pamela Alexandra DE LA QUINTANA CORREA	G	168cm 5'6"	13/05/1988	Santiago (CHI)	Universidad Chile (CHI)
6	Javiera Belen NOVION CASTILLO	G	168cm 5'6"	14/05/1987	Punta Arenas (CHI)	Eckerd College (CHI)
7	Claudia Alejandra SCHOBITZ TRONCOSO	C	187cm 6'2"	13/09/1982	Temuco (CHI)	Univ. Autonoma (CHI)
8	Romina VALENZUELA CERDA	F	178cm 5'10"	18/10/1986	Santiago (CHI)	Univ. de Santiago (CHI)
9	Fabiola PARDO TORRES	SG	165cm 5'5"	21/10/1976	Santiago (CHI)	C.Deportes Maullin (CHI)
10	Valentina ARAGONESE	SG	173cm 5'8"	30/01/1979	Santiago (CHI)	Badajoz (ESP)
11	Paola Lorena NARANJO POSTIGO	C	183cm 6'0"	19/01/1978	Santiago (CHI)	Univ. Las Americas (CHI)
12	Ziomara Esket MORRISON JARA	C	192cm 6'4"	15/02/1989	Santiago (CHI)	Ares (ITA)
13	Tatiana Waleska GOMEZ KEHSLER	C	193cm 6'4"	31/12/1981	Santiago (CHI)	Arxil (ESP)
14	Catalina LOPEZ GREVERT	C	184cm 6'0"	11/04/1984	Santiago (CHI)	Univ. Las Americas (CHI)
15	Carolin AGUILA COLIPAN	C	174cm 5'9"	09/12/1978	Osorno (CHI)	Univ. Las Americas (CHI)

Average height:			178cm/5'10"

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TEAM'S LATEST NEWS

30/09/2007 CAN/CHI - Canada ends fifth by beating Chile VALDIVIA (FIBA Americas Championship for Women) - The Canadian National team dominated Chile 86-68 to end in fifth place of the FIBA Americas Championship for Women played in Valdivia. The players more »

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29/09/2007 ARG/CHI - Argentina goes to semifinals after beating Chile in overtime VALDIVIA (FIBA Americas Championship for Women) - In a hot duel in front of 4,000 fans, Argentina defeated Chile 66-63 in overtime to go into the semifinals of the 2007 FIBA Americas Championship for more »

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29/09/2007 CHI/JAM - Chile for fifth place VALDIVIA (FIBA Americas Championship for Women) - After the terrible loss against Argentina, the Chilean women's national team faced Jamaica, and the players coached by Cristian Santander didn't keep more »

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27/09/2007 BRA/CHI - Brazil 104 - Chile 60 VALDIVIA (FIBA Americas Championship for Women) - After a great start against Mexico, the Chilean National Team could not repeat their great performance and lost to Group A favorite Brazil more »

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26/09/2007 USA/CHI - US dominates Chile in friendly VALDIVIA (FIBA Americas Championship for Women ) - In a friendly game United States dominated Chile 103-56 in the Municipal Coliseum of Valdivia. Both teams are in the final stages of preparation for more »

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26/09/2007 CHI/MEX - Chile 85 - México 54 Boxscore VALDIVIA (FIBA Americas Championship for Women) - The Chileans never had a rival in the Mexicans and dominated them 85-54 in front of 3,500 fans in Antonio Azurmendy Coliseum in Valdivia. more »

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12/09/2007 CHI – “We’re progressing”, Aragonesse SANTIAGO (FIBA Americas Championship for Women) – With less than two weeks left for the beginning of the FIBA Americas Championship 2007 for Women, in Valdivia, Chile, the national team came back from more »

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17/08/2007 CHI – Chile wins in Spain MADRID (FIBA Americas Championship for Women) – Team Chile, scheduled to be the host team in the FIBA Americas Championship 2007, in the city of Valdivia, Chile, defeated Team Spain, 62-53, in the more »

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12/08/2007 CHI – Pan-American Women’s Basketball by Chile’s Santader RIO DE JANEIRO (FIBA Americas Championship for Women) - From Brazil the head coach of the Women's Chilean National Team, Cristian Santander, sent his appreciation of each of the teams that more »

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10/08/2007 CHI - Chile to tour Europe SANTIAGO (FIBA Americas Championship for Women) - Chile's women's team will embark on a tour of Europe as a warm-up for the FIBA Americas Championship they are hosting next month. It is the first more »

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