1965 ABC Championship for Women

Womens basketball championship

International basketball competition

1965 FIBA Women's Asia Cup1st Asian Women's Basketball Championship

Tournament details
Host country| South Korea
Dates| April 20–29
Teams| 5
Venue(s)| 1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions|  South Korea (1st title)

The 1965 Asian Basketball Confederation Championship for Women were held in Seoul, South Korea.

## Results

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Team  | Pld  | W  | L  | PF  | PA  | PD  | Pts

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South Korea | 8 | 8 | 0 | 754 | 401 | +353 | 16
Japan | 8 | 6 | 2 | 710 | 379 | +331 | 14
Formosa | 8 | 4 | 4 | 531 | 532 | −1 | 12
Philippines | 8 | 2 | 6 | 303 | 631 | −328 | 10
Malaysia | 8 | 0 | 8 | 364 | 719 | −355 | 8

April 20

Formosa | 51-79 |  Japan

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April 20

South Korea | 98-28 |  Philippines

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April 21

Malaysia | 38-101 |  South Korea

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Seoul

April 21

Philippines | 41-64 |  Formosa

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Seoul

April 22

Japan | 83-30 |  Philippines

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Seoul

April 22

Formosa | 89-46 |  Malaysia

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Seoul

April 23

South Korea | 86-50 |  Formosa

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Seoul

April 23

Malaysia | 29-129 |  Japan

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Seoul

April 24

Philippines | 54-50 |  Malaysia

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Seoul

April 24

Japan | 85-87 (OT) |  South Korea

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Seoul

April 25

Philippines | 22-105 |  South Korea

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Seoul

April 25

Japan | 79-49 |  Formosa

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Seoul

April 26

Formosa | 78-40 |  Philippines

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Seoul

April 26

South Korea | 102-46 |  Malaysia

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Seoul

April 27

Malaysia | 71-93 |  Formosa

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April 27

Philippines | 24-93 |  Japan

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April 28

Japan | 87-24 |  Malaysia

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April 28

Formosa | 57-90 |  South Korea

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April 29

Malaysia | 60-64 |  Philippines

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April 29

South Korea | 85-75 |  Japan

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Seoul

## Final standing

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| Qualified for the 1967 FIBA World Championship for Women

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Rank  | Team  | Record

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|  South Korea | 8–0
|  Japan | 6–2
|  Formosa | 4–4
4  |  Philippines | 2–6
5  |  Malaysia | 0–8

## Awards

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1965 Asian champions

South Korea
First title

## References

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* Results
* archive.fiba.com

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FIBA Women's Asia Cup

Tournaments|

* Seoul 1965
* Taipei 1968
* Kuala Lumpur 1970
* Taipei 1972
* Seoul 1974
* Hong Kong 1976
* Kuala Lumpur 1978
* Hong Kong 1980
* Tokyo 1982
* Shanghai 1984
* Kuala Lumpur 1986
* Hong Kong 1988
* Singapore 1990
* Seoul 1992
* Sendai 1994
* Shizuoka 1995
* Bangkok 1997
* Shizuoka 1999
* Bangkok 2001
* Sendai 2004
* Qinhuangdao 2005
* Incheon 2007
* Chennai 2009
* Omura 2011
* Bangkok 2013
* Wuhan 2015
* Bangalore 2017
* Bangalore 2019
* Amman 2021
* Sydney 2023
* Shenzhen 2025

Squads|

* ... 2011
* 2013
* 2015
* 2017
* 2019
* 2021
* 2023

Awards|

* All-Tournament Team
* Most Valuable Player

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International women's basketball

* FIBA
* World Ranking
* Teams
* Olympics
* Youth
* World Cup
* U21
* U19
* U17
* Universiade

Africa|

* AfroBasket Women
* U20
* U18
* U16

Americas|

* AmeriCup
* U20
* U18
* U16
* Caribbean Championship
* U20
* Centrobasket
* U17
* Central American Championship
* U21
* South American Championship
* 2nd tier
* U21
* U17
* U15

Asia|

* Asia Cup (includes Oceania)
* U20
* U18
* U16
* Discovery Women's Basketball Invitational
* William Jones Cup

Europe|

* EuroBasket Women
* U-20
* U-18
* U-16
* European Championship for Small Countries

Oceania|

* Oceania Championship (defunct)
* U17
* U15
* Melanesia Cup
* Polynesian Cup

Other
tournaments|

* African Games
* Arab Championship
* Arab Games
* ASEAN University Games
* Asian Games
* Bolivarian Games
* Central Asian Games
* Central American and Caribbean Games
* Central American Games
* Commonwealth Games
* Mediterranean Games
* Micronesian Games
* European Games
* EYOF
* Games of the Small States of Europe
* Pacific Games
* Pan American Games
* Southeast Asian Games

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