Seoul American's Alexandra Easterling tries to shoot over Taejon Christian's Sylvia Yun duriing Friday's girls basketball game, won by the Falcons 41-26. (Mariam Lee/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Seoul American's Alexandra Easterling tries to shoot over Taejon Christian's Sylvia Yun duriing Friday's girls basketball game, won by the Falcons 41-26. (Mariam Lee/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Taejon Christian guard Richard Redfern skies for a shot between Seoul American defenders DeAndre Metcalf and Quintin Metcalf during Friday's boys basketball game, won by the Falcons 73-35. (Claire Ancheta/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Seoul American guard Maria Bruch finds herself hemmed in by three Taejon Christian defenders during Friday's girls basketball game, won by the Falcons 41-26. (Claire Ancheta/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Kubasaki's Chloe' Stevens drives to the basket on Kadena during Friday's girls basketball game. Stevens had 19 points in a losing effort as the defending Far East Division I champion Panthers beat the Dragons 51-25. (Katricia Aquino/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Kubasaki's Elonzo Higginson III drives to the basket ahead of Kadena's K.J. Caver during Friday's boys basketball game. The Panthers beat the two-time defending Far East Division I champion Dragons 71-67. (Katricia Aquino/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Seoul American sophomore Quintin Metcalf slam dunks the ball over Taejon Christian defender J.J. Jung during Friday's boys basketball game, won by the Falcons 73-35. (Claire Ancheta/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Daegu captain Mylisse Spurgon looks to make a move against Seoul Foreign during Friday's girls basketball game, won by the Crusaders 51-10. (Mary Sarantakes/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Keith Williams of Daegu skies for a shot past Seoul Foreign's Nick Larsen during Friday's boys basketball game, won by the Crusaders 55-50. (Mary Sarantakes/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Daniel Bang of Seoul Foreign battles for a rebound against Elijah Benbischew and Jarvis Stokes of Daegu during Friday's boys basketball game, won by the Crusaders 55-50. (Mary Sarantakes/Special to Stars and Stripes)

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Basketball Boys South KoreaSeoul Foreign 55, Daegu 50 Friday at Camp WalkerCrusaders 11 14 12 18 — 55Warriors 12 7 14 17 — 50Scoring — Crusaders: Nick Larsen 18, Daniel Bang 12; Warriors: Keith Williams 25, Bishop Fields 10.Osan 62, Yongsan 46 Friday at Osan Air BaseGuardians 13 9 10 14 — 46Cougars 17 13 11 21 — 62Scoring — Cougars: Sung DeAngelo 17, Justin Maglalang 16, Matthew Burbee 13, Darius Dawson 12; Guardians: Corban Remsburg 22, Nathan Moyer 13.Seoul American 73, Taejon Christian 35 Friday at DaejeonFalcons 22 12 23 16 — 73Dragons 7 9 11 8 — 35Scoring — Falcons: DeAndre Metcalf 19, Josh Nix 18. Rebounding — Falcons: D. Metcalf 20, Quintin Metcalf 11. Assists — Falcons: Nix 5. Blocked shots — Falcons: Q.Metcalf 7, D.Metcalf 4.

OkinawaKadena 71, Kubasaki 67 Friday at Camp FosterPanthers 22 18 18 13 — 71Dragons 9 19 12 27 — 67Scoring — Panthers: Justin Wilson 24, K.J. Caver 18, Jahron Mitchell 15; Dragons: Elonzo Higginson III 22, Jordan Miller 19. Rebounding — Dragons: Ilijah Washington 7, Miller 5.

JapanAmerican School In Japan 70, St. Mary’s 61 Friday at TokyoMustangs 14 13 12 31 — 70Titans 12 17 15 17 — 61Scoring — Mustangs: Koki Wiley 40; Titans: Thomas Wood 27, Leo Stern 11. Noteworthy — Wiley scored 22 fourth-quarter points and for the game hit four three-pointers and shot 11-for-14 at the foul line. Wood, three days after hitting a school-record eight threes, hit five more.Zama 79, Robert D. Edgren 66 Friday at Camp ZamaEagles 16 13 18 19 — 66Trojans 25 14 18 22 — 79Scoring — Trojans: Ziaire Johnson 25, Jeremiah Stewart 24, Rafael Labrador 11; Eagles: Jun Doria 24, Roman Perez 20, Isaiah Robinson 17.Western Japan Athletic Association Basketball Festival Friday at Canadian Academy of KobeE.J. King 64, Canadian Academy 38 Cobras 18 19 18 9 — 64Falcons 8 8 11 11 — 38Scoring — Cobras: Dyson Robinson 23, Devin Robinson 14, Cameron Rozzell 13.King 63, St. Maur 40Cougars 4 5 15 16 — 40Cobras 21 26 4 12 — 63Scoring — Devin Robinson 21, Dyson Robinson 12, Rozzell 11.Senri-Osaka 50, Matthew C. Perry 48 Samurai 18 8 14 8 — 48Sabres 15 14 14 7 — 50Scoring — Samurai: Garrett Macias 16, Chad Schuch 12. Rebounding — Samurai: Macias 11, Sydney Parks 6.Yokohama 43, Perry 31 Samurai 7 6 6 12 — 31Dragons 19 5 13 6 — 43Scoring — Samurai: Schuch 11, Macias 10. Rebounding — Samurai: Macias 10.

Girls South KoreaSeoul Foreign 51, Daegu 10 Friday at Camp WalkerCrusaders 12 13 24 2 — 51Warriors 3 4 3 0 — 10Seoul American 41, Taejon Christian 26 Friday at DaejeonFalcons 17 4 12 8 — 41Dragons 10 6 4 6 — 26Scoring — Falcons: Krista Bradley 20, Jayla Crawford 12. Rebounding — Falcons: Brinkley Garner 12, Crawford 5, Bradley 5.Yongsan 41, Osan 38 Friday at Osan Air BaseGuardians 14 9 6 12 — 41Cougars 13 8 7 10 — 38Scoring — Guardians: Andre Lee 16, Soo Lee 16; Cougars: Christina Hoff 14, Danielle Dawson 12. Rebounding — Guardians: Rachael Ko 15. Assists — Guardians: S. Lee 6. Steals — Guardians: S. Lee 8..

OkinawaKadena 51, Kubasaki 25 Friday at Camp FosterPanthers 17 12 20 2 — 51Dragons 10 4 4 7 — 25Scoring — Panthers: Rhamsey Wyche 17; Dragons: Chloe’ Stevens 19.

JapanZama 40, Edgren 26 Friday at Camp ZamaEagles 6 6 5 9 — 26Trojans 10 10 14 6 — 40Scoring — Trojans: Ti’Ara Carroll 16, Ally Chiarenza 13. Rebounding — Trojans: Alexis Hall 7. Steals — Trojans: Chiarenza 8, Carroll 5, Kirari Nakamura 5, Armelia Baldwin 5.Western Japan Athletic Association Basketball Festival Friday at Senri-OsakaPerry 49, Canadian Academy 26 Samurai 9 14 16 10 — 49Falcons 5 6 8 7 — 26Scoring — Samurai: Lebet Erhart 12, Devon Shuman 10.Perry 41, St. Maur 23 Samurai 9 11 13 8 — 41Cougars 0 6 5 12 — 23Scoring — Samurai: Erhart 11. Rebounding — Samurai: Erhart 14, Sakura Fleming 6, Asia Walker 6. Steals — Samurai: Erhart 5.King 43, Yokohama 37Dragons 10 7 6 13 — 37Cobras 10 7 14 12 — 43Scoring — Cobras: Zanitta Boyd 23. Rebounding — Cobras: Boyd 8, Annie Brown 8.Senri-Osaka 38, King 32 Sabres 10 5 9 14 — 38Cobras 11 5 2 14 — 32Scoring — Cobras: Boyd 12, Gabi Shultz 10. Rebounding — Cobras: Boyd 9.