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Other FIBA U17 World Cup games — Sun 5 July

Cameroon vs Venezuela — FIBA U17 World Cup · Sunday 5 July at 09:30

Cameroon
6171
Venezuela
Final
TeamMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFDEVAL
Cameroon200:006124‑646‑227‑12123042138620191765
Venezuela199:597127‑674‑2613‑29122436189511171972

Cameroon

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#6 Nolan Ngangmeni34:42156‑153‑80‑0011430232-512
#4 Lenny Nouhet-Epesse Titi39:31144‑101‑35‑82573227413-1012
#8 Mateo N'Koumngock37:29125‑141‑21‑2628101401-98
#11 Jason Essoua32:0484‑60‑00‑02911111140-419
#0 Edwin Mbakop Djia21:3752‑71‑50‑0055110100-26
#34 Brice Pounouko10:2731‑30‑01‑2268012251-79
#7 Felix Deumi07:4521‑30‑10‑0011000030-81
#1 Liam Levit Ngameni Fopissie08:5321‑40‑20‑0000100100-7-1
#22 Joshua Kamga Tonkam00:0000‑00‑00‑000000000000
#23 Lenny Djoumna00:0000‑00‑00‑000000000000
#2 Marvyn Bidjel07:3200‑20‑10‑0011200200+2-1
#12 Yuma Mendoua Ze00:0000‑00‑00‑000000000000

Venezuela

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#11 Carlos Perez32:45157‑131‑70‑2044510132+1516
#3 Julio Vasquez29:52155‑161‑64‑8426411424+208
#5 Bryan Gomez30:40145‑90‑24‑10336102125+1212
#7 Kevin Gutierrez26:37145‑131‑33‑4459220242+1716
#8 Williams Anillo29:4873‑71‑40‑0066301233+1311
#34 Samuel Uzcategui11:3431‑10‑01‑3000110002-133
#15 Chris Manuel Echezuria Duran12:4121‑50‑30‑004402011003
#30 Santiago Gines17:5610‑20‑11‑2101210011-92
#0 Cristhian Jose Perez Rivas01:3700‑00‑00‑0000000010-30
#47 Enzo Nash Sgherza04:0000‑00‑00‑0000011000+22
#9 Ezequiel Perez00:5700‑10‑00‑0000000000-2-1
#12 Ricardo Villarroel01:3200‑00‑00‑0000000000-20

Venezuela Outlasts Cameroon at FIBA U17

Venezuela secured a hard-fought 71-61 victory over Cameroon at the FIBA U17 World Cup, leaning on a tenacious defence and a more consistent free-throw shooting.

The South Americans established an early lead, closing the first quarter up by eight points (19-11), and extended their advantage to 13 at halftime (42-29).

Despite a spirited comeback attempt from Cameroon that trimmed the deficit to nine entering the final period (59-50), Venezuela responded. They limited Cameroon to just 12 points in the fourth quarter, converting 13 of their 29 free-throw attempts – a crucial advantage over Cameroon's 7-of-12 showing. Cameroon did win the rebounding battle (42-36) and saw Nolan Ngangmeni score 15 points with four assists, while Jason Essoua contributed 11 rebounds. For Venezuela, Carlos Perez led the scoring with 15 points and five assists, complemented by Kevin Gutierrez's 14 points and nine rebounds.

This win serves as a statement for Venezuela, showcasing their defensive grit on the world stage.