University of Massachusetts alumna Tamara Tatham and the Canadian National Team won each of their opening four games at the 2015 FIBA Americas Championship and claimed the top spot in Group A as a result. They defeated Puerto Rico, 94-57 on Aug. 9, followed with a 93-36 victory over Chile the next day and added dominant wins over the Dominican Republic, 111-36 and Cuba, 92-43, on Aug. 11 and 12, respectively.
Tatham has been productive through four games and averages 9.3 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.0 assists per appearance. She is shooting an efficient 52.2 percent from the floor (12-of-23) and nearly automatic at the foul line (10-of-12; 83.3 percent). Canada faces Brazil in the semifinals on Saturday, Aug. 15.
Box Score: Canada 94, Puerto Rico 57
Recap: Canada Opens FIBA Americas With 94-57 Win Over Puerto Rico
Box Score: Canada 93, Chile 36
Recap: Back-To-Back Wins As Canada Beats Chile, 93-36
Box Score: Canada 111, Dominican Republic 36
Recap: Women's National Team Moves To 3-0 With 111-36 Win Over Dominican Republic
Box Score: Canada 92, Cuba 43
Recap: Canada Improves To 4-0, Captures Group A By Dominating Cuba, 92-43
Tatham's FIBA Bio Page
2015 FIBA Americas Championship Statistics
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