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--  作者：liamin --  发布时间：2015-1-1 23:50:45 --  Hiller stopped 35 shots. "We played so well earlier in the game, then we started to self-destruct," coach Randy Carlyle said. "Theyre an offensive NEIVA, Colombia -- Canadas womens basketball team took a significant step towards qualifying for the 2012 London Olympics. Kim Smith of Mission, B.C., led a balanced attack with 13 points and Canada advanced to the semifinals of the FIBA Americas Championship womens basketball tournament with a 66-49 win over Jamaica on Wednesday. Canada (3-1) finished second in Group B in the Olympic qualifying tournament and will face Group A winner Argentina on Friday. The winner of the tournament gets an automatic berth at the 2012 Games, but by finishing in the top four Canada is guaranteed at least a spot in the worldwide 12-team Olympic Qualifying Tournament next summer. Group B winner Brazil will face Cuba in the other semifinal. "Our goal all along has been to get to the semifinal and then to see what happens from there," Canada coach Allison McNeill said. "We did it. "We expected to be here. I think Jamaica gave us a very tough game ... but I thought defensively we did great so were where we want to be. Now were just trying to refocus and get ready for Argentina." Miranda Ayim of London, Ont., added 11 points for Canada, Kalisha Keane of Ajax, Ont., had nine and Saskatoons Krista Phillips added eight as Canada shot an effective 44 per cent from the floor. "We have good depth, thats one of our strengths," McNeill said. "I think we had 19 assists tonight and 20 (in Canadas last game), so weve been moving the ball well and sharing the ball." Missions Teresa Gabriele led Canada defensively with seven rebounds and added four assists. Canadas defence held Jamaica to 26 per cent shooting and high-scoring forward Vanessa Gidden to just five points, all on free throws. "I have to compliment all our big players, who just did a great job," McNeill said. "We had some time to put a game plan together because we had a day off and were able to watch film. I think the players executed the game plan superbly." Nicole Louden led Jamaica with a game-high 22 points, but no other Jamaican player reached double figures. McNeill says her team will spend Thursday watching film to prepare for Argentina, which went undefeated en route to finishing first in Group A. "Theyre small, quick, physical and theyre a pretty skilled team," McNeill said of Argentina. nfl jerseys china . After a seven-hour delay on Wednesday, only a little more than four hours play was possible on Thursday before the Mount Edgecombe course became unplayable again because of a heavy downpour. wholesale jerseys . 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It was a perfect opportunity for two-time NHL MVP Alex Ovechkin to work his magic. Except for the fact that he was on the bench. Nicklas Backstrom scored the tying goal with 42 seconds left in regulation, then added the game-winner at 2:18 of overtime to lift the Capitals to a 5-4 victory Tuesday night. Washington trailed 3-0 in the second period and 4-2 with 10:47 left in regulation before rallying. It was 4-3 when coach Bruce Boudreau pulled goaltender Tomas Vokoun, and Backstrom hammered home the rebound of a shot by Jason Chimera to force the extra session. But where was Ovechkin? "I thought other guys were better than him and there was just a chance other guys might score the goal," Boudreau said. "Ninety-nine per cent of the time Alex is the guy I think is going to score the goal. I just didnt think he was going to score the goal at that time tonight. You go with your gut feeling. I got lucky." Ovechkin got his chance in overtime. With Backstrom standing to the right of the net, Ovechkin sent the puck toward goalie Jonas Hiller. Anaheim defenceman Toni Lydman let the puck slip under his stick, and Backstrom scored easily to end it. Washington improved to 6-0 at home and ended a two-game skid. "We just stayed close enough," Boudreau said. "I thought when they got the fourth goal it might be something, but it says a lot about the resiliency of the team." Teemu Selanne had two goals and two assists for the Ducks, who have lost three straight. Hiller stopped 35 shots. "We played so well earlier in the game, then we started to self-destruct," coach Randy Carlyle said. "Theyre an offensive team that pounced on their chances, put pressure on us and we didnt react very well." Now in his 20th season, the 41-year-old Selanne leads the Ducks in goals (five) and assistts (nine).dddddddddddd He has three goals and eight assists in his last six games. "Hes done his part and continues to," Carlyle said. "Other people have got to step up." Anaheim was averaging two goals per game and had been held to one goal or fewer in five of its first 11 contests. The Ducks took only 15 shots, but more than a quarter of them made it past Vokoun. "I thought he played well," Capitals defenceman Dennis Wideman said of Vokoun. "We didnt give up a whole lot of shots, but the shots that we gave up were quality scoring chances." Wideman, Joel Ward and Troy Brouwer scored for the Capitals, who remained unbeaten in the United States following losses at Edmonton and Vancouver. The Ducks went up 1-0 at 9:05 of the first period when Selanne skated behind the goal and sent a centring pass to Saku Koivu, who eluded defenceman Roman Hamrlik and beat Vokoun from the left side. Selanne and Koivu teamed again 4 1/2 minutes later to make it 2-0. Koivu corralled Lydmans shot off the back boards and sent it across the crease to Selanne, who scored from the left side of the net. Selanne made it 3-0 with a slapshot at 8:59 of the second period, but the Capitals got back into it when Ward and Wideman scored just over three minutes apart. Ward drilled a wrist shot through Hillers pads, and Wideman scored after Hiller botched an attempt to clear a puck that was sent the length of the ice by Vokoun. Corey Perry got a power-play goal for Anaheim at 9:13 of the third period for a 4-2 lead. NOTES: It was the only game of the season between the teams. ... Capitals D Mike Green missed a third straight game because of a twisted right ankle, but D John Erskine made his season debut after being sidelined following shoulder surgery. ... The Capitals recalled C Cody Eakin from Hershey of the AHL and assigned D Sean Collins to the same club. ... Anaheim still has two games left in a 13-day, seven-game road trip that ends Saturday in Detroit. cheap nfl jerseys \' \' \'