List of China Women's Basketball Universiade Teams

List of China Women's Basketball Universiade in 2023: Han Xu, Li Yifan, Liu Yutong, Tang Ziting, Zhang Mao, Zhang Jingyi, Cao Boyi, Li Shuangfei, Jia Saiqi, Zhang Tao, Su Yuanyuan and Song Kexin.

In 2023, the China Women's Basketball Universiade was mainly composed of the women's basketball team of Beijing Normal University, including some players who had fought in WCBA. The specific list is players: Han Xu (Shanghai Jiaotong University), Li Yifan (Beijing Sport University), Liu Yutong, Tang Ziting, Zhang Mao, Zhang Jingyi, Cao Boyi, Li Shuangfei (Beijing Normal University), Jia Saiqi (Wuhan Institute of Physical Education), Zhang Tao, Su Yuanyuan and Song Kexin (Tsinghua University).

Li Yifan played for the Inner Mongolia women's basketball team, Jia Saiqi played for the Sichuan women's basketball team, and Su Yuanyuan joined the Inner Mongolia women's basketball team for one season last season. The head coach of this team is Li of Beijing Normal University, and the assistants are Zhao of Beijing Normal University, the head coach of Peking University and Fang Wenxuan of Shanghai Institute of Physical Education.

Advantages of China Women's Basketball Universiade Team

1, height advantage is obvious.

Judging from the lineup analysis, our women's basketball team obviously occupies the height advantage. No matter where we are, our women's basketball team has obvious height advantage. Especially inside, there are three players in our women's basketball team who are over 1.90m in height, of which Han Xu is as high as 2.08m, while the highest height in foreign teams is only1.85m. This makes our women's basketball team occupy an absolute advantage in rebounding and inside control, and this advantage will play a new role in the game.

2. Experience is the key.

Experience is one of the new factors that determine the direction of the game, and our women's basketball team also has advantages in this respect. The players in the team are generally between 20 and 25 years old, and most of them have experienced many domestic and international competitions and accumulated rich competition experience. In contrast, foreign women's basketball players are younger, generally between 19 and 22 years old, and have relatively little experience.