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Canada’s Loss to Serbia Concludes FIBA U19 Basketball World Cup Journey

Canada Basketball – HERAKLION, GREECE (July 7, 2019) – Team Canada fell 110-92 to Serbia Sunday morning and finish in 8th place. at the FIBA U19 Basketball World Cup 2019. 

Click here for the box score.

A.J. Lawson led the Canadians in scoring with 23 points, while Karim Mane delivered 13 points. Charles Bediako, Damion Squire and Tyrese Samuel all contributed 10 points in the loss. Filip Petrusev delivered a game-high 25 points in Serbia’s win.

Click here for the roster.

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