Jiang Xingquan

This is a Chinese name; the family name is Jiang.

Jiang Xingquan
蒋兴权
Foshan Dralions
Position	Head coach
Personal information
Born	(1940-06-05) June 5, 1940 Xingcheng Liaoning
Nationality	China
Listed height	6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Career information
College	Shenyang Institute of Physical Education
Coaching career	1970–present

Jiang Xingquan, Liaoning province Xingcheng County, was born in 1940, the Chinese professional basketball coach, who twice served as the Chinese national men's basketball coach, he was elected to the new Chinese basketball 50. ^[1]

Basketball career

Jiang Xingquan graduated in 1958 from the Shenyang Institute of physical education foundation, between 1960 and 1970, played for the Liaoning team, also have been selected for the Chinese men's basketball team two, retired in 1970 as the Liaoning men's basketball team coach. In 1990 he became the first Chinese men's basketball team coach, led the team won the three Asian Basketball Championship and in 1994 led the Chinese men's basketball team for the first time into the world basketball championship quarter finals. In 1999, Jiang Xingquan again as the Chinese men's basketball team coach post, lead the team again won the Asian Basketball Championship in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney led the Chinese team won the tenth prize.

Coaching career

1970-1976 Liaoning Flying Leopards:Assistant coach

1976-1990 Liaoning Flying Leopards:Head coach

1990-1995 China men's national basketball team:Head coach

1995-1996 Sports Committee of Liaoning Province:Deputy director

1996-1999 Chinese Basketball Association:Vice President

1999-2000 China men's national basketball team:Head coach

2002-2003 Xinjiang Flying Tigers:Head coach

2003-2004 China men's national basketball team:Head coach

2004-2006 Liaoning Flying Leopards:Head coach

2008-2011 Zhejiang Golden Bulls:Head coach

2011-2013 Xinjiang Flying Tigers:Head coach

2013- Foshan Dralions:Head coach

2014- China men's national basketball team:Consultants

Coaching awards and achievements

FIBA Asia Championship:1991 1995 1999

Basketball at the 1994 Asian Games

National Basketball League (China):2002

China squad – 1992 Summer Olympics – 12th place

4 Adiljan J. 5 Li C.J. 6 Wang Z.D. 7 Sun J. 8 Hu W.D. 9 Song L.G. 10 Wu Q.L. 11 Sun F.W. 12 Ma J. 13 Zhang Y.J. 14 Shan T. 15 Gong X.B. Coach: Jiang X.Q.

China squad – 1994 FIBA World Championship – 8th place

4 Sun J. 5 Wu N.Q. 6 Wu Q.L. 7 Liu Y.D. 8 Hu W.D. 9 Liu D.Q. 10 Shan T. 11 Zhang J.S. 12 A D.J. 13 Gong X.B. 14 Ji M.S. 15 Zheng W. Coach: Jiang X.Q.

China squad – 2000 Summer Olympics – 10th place

4 Li Q. 5 Li X.Y. 6 Guo S.Q. 7 Sun J. 8 Hu W.D. 9 Zhang J.S. 10 Li N. 11 Liu Y.D. 12 Zheng W. 13 Yao M. 14 Bateer 15 Wang Z.Z. Coach: Jiang X.Q.

References

↑ Jon Pastuszek "Jiang Xingquan is one strict dude" niubball.com May 3, 2011.

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