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"To kind of maybe end my career at an Olympics is just an amazing experience. Words cant really describe anything right now. Were just all like kind of babbling right now and dont know what to say. Our emotions are obviously flying high and were all just super excited. To do it on Canada Day is even better." Japan shot 48 per cent from the field, compared to 45 per cent for the Canadians, who held a decided advantage from three-point range (56 per cent compared to 21 per cent for the Japanese). Pilypaitis, a native of Orleans, Ont., and Gabrielle combined to make five three-pointers in the first in staking Canada to its six-point half-time advantage. "We knew coming in they played a little more zone and I think it was really important for us to get some outside shots going early because the previous games we hadnt shot very well," Pilypaitis said. "We had a couple of outside shots fall and everyone got their confidence back." The Canadians also dominated the boards, outrebounding Japan 43-23 but also committed 17 turnovers, compared to eight for the Japanese. McNeill said her team wont head to London merely being happy to be there. She added the Canadians have the potential to be a handful at the London Games. "Are we a favourite going in? Well, of course, were not a favourite going in," she said. "But I think on any given night if we play well I think people will be concerned about having to play us."Yeah, were going to enjoy the Olympic experience but I think were definitely going there to try to do the best we can. I think we can make a little noise." cheap jerseys from china ' ' '