1984 ABC Under-18 Championship

1984 FIBA Asia U-18 Championship
8th Asian Basketball Championship
Tournament details
Host country	South Korea
Dates	April 7-19
Teams	8
Venue(s)	1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (2nd title)

The 1984 ABC Under-18 Championship was the eighth edition of the Asian Basketball Confederation (ABC)'s Junior Championship. The games were held at Seoul, South Korea from April 7–19, 1984.^[1] Taiwan came to Seoul to participate the competition, but withdrew later due to the conflict about using the Chinese flag during the event.^[2]

Venue

The games were held at Jamsil Arena, located in Seoul.

Preliminary round

All times are in Korean Standard Time (UTC+09:00)

Group A

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
Philippines	3	2	1	269	212	57	5
Malaysia	3	2	1	242	227	15	5
Japan	3	2	1	233	224	9	5
Singapore	3	0	3	206	287	-81	3
Taiwan	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

7 April 1984
14:30

Malaysia	79–75	Philippines
Scoring by half: 34–37, 45-38

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

7 April 1984
19:00

Japan	88–66	Singapore
Scoring by half: 51–38, 37-28

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

8 April 1984
14:30

Malaysia	66–77	Japan
Scoring by half: 0-0, 0-0

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

8 April 1984
17:30

Singapore	vs.	Taiwan
Cancelled

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

9 April 1984
17:30

Taiwan	vs.	Philippines
Cancelled

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

10 April 1984
14:30

Philippines	102–65	Singapore
Scoring by half: 47-32, 55-33

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

11 April 1984
17:30

Malaysia	97–75	Singapore
Scoring by half: 44-40, 53-35

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

11 April 1984
16:00

vs.

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

11 April 1984
13:00

vs.

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

12 April 1984
17:30

Philippines	92–68	Japan
Scoring by half: 43-45, 49-23

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

Group B

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
China	3	3	0	285	138	147	6
South Korea	3	2	1	287	179	108	5
Sri Lanka	3	1	2	157	267	-110	4
Indonesia	3	0	3	157	302	-145	3

7 April 1984
16:00

South Korea	111–36	Indonesia
Scoring by half: 65–14, 46-22

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

9 April 1984
13:00

Indonesia	38–100	China
Scoring by half: 23-53, 15-47

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

9 April 1984
16:00

Sri Lanka	48–94	South Korea
Scoring by half: 26-51, 22-43

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

10 April 1984
17:30

China	90–18	Sri Lanka
Scoring by half: 48-10, 42-8

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

12 April 1984
16:00

Indonesia	83–91	Sri Lanka
Scoring by half: 45-49, 38-42

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

12 April 1984
19:00

South Korea	82–95	China
Scoring by half: 35-54, 47-41

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

7th Place Match

17 April 1984
16:00

Singapore	56–65	Indonesia
Scoring by half: 31-41, 25-24

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

Final Round

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
South Korea	5	5	0	445	361	84	10
China	5	4	1	448	319	129	9
Philippines	5	3	2	434	361	73	8
Japan	5	2	3	367	416	-49	7
Malaysia	5	1	4	389	394	-5	6
Sri Lanka	5	0	5	279	511	-232	5

14 April 1984
13:00

China	88–40	Sri Lanka
Scoring by half: 60-22, 28-18

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

14 April 1984
16:00

South Korea	94–78	Japan
Scoring by half: 48-42, 46-36

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

14 April 1984
17:30

Philippines	86–63	Malaysia
Scoring by half: 48-35, 38-28

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

15 April 1984
11:30

Malaysia	57–84	China
Scoring by half: 20-49, 38-35

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

15 April 1984
13:00

Sri Lanka	57–106	South Korea
Scoring by half: 20-50, 37-56

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

15 April 1984
14:30

Japan	66–89	Philippines
Scoring by half: 30-38, 36-51

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

16 April 1984
14:30

Sri Lanka	77–127	Malaysia
Scoring by half: 43-67, 34-60

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

16 April 1984
16:00

China	107–69	Japan
Scoring by half: 50-33, 57-36

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

16 April 1984
17:30

South Korea	89–79	Philippines
Scoring by half: 46-47, 43-32

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

18 April 1984
13:00

South Korea	82–78	Malaysia
Scoring by half: 37-46, 45-32

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

18 April 1984
14:30

Japan	89–62	Sri Lanka
Scoring by half: 42-27, 47-35

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

18 April 1984
17:30

Philippines	79–100	China
Scoring by half: 43-48, 36-52

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

19 April 1984
13:00

Sri Lanka	43–101	Philippines
Scoring by half: 35-62, 8-39

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

19 April 1984
14:30

Malaysia	64–65	Japan
Scoring by half: 32-34, 32-31

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

19 April 1984
17:30

China	69–74	South Korea
Scoring by half: 32-38, 36-36

Jamsil Arena, Seoul

Final standings

Rank	Team	Record
	South Korea	7–1
	China	7-1
	Philippines	5-3
4th	Japan	4-4
5th	Malaysia	3-5
6th	Sri Lanka	1-7
7th	Indonesia	1-3
8th	Singapore	0-4

Awards

1984 Asian Under-18 champions
South Korea First title

See also

1984 ABC Under-18 Championship for Women

References

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