Set a new NCAA career high! Men s basketball double star Wang Junjie scored 23 points and made 11 free throws on 12. Zhao Weilun 0+0+0+0+0

On October 26, in the 2025 NCAA preseason, the University of San Francisco lost to Utah State University 74-79. The two rising stars of the Chinese men's basketball team both made their debuts. Wang Junjie made 6 of 13 starts and 11 of 12 free throws. He scored 23 points, 4 rebounds and 1 steal, setting a new NCAA career scoring high. Zhao Weilun came off the bench and scored 0 points on 2 of 2 shots in 3 minutes and 27 seconds.

As two new stars of the Chinese men's basketball team, Wang Junjie participated in the Men's Basketball Asian Cup this summer and gradually secured his starting forward position. He became an important contributor to the Chinese men's basketball team's runner-up in the Men's Basketball Asian Cup and is widely expected to enter the NBA in the future. As for Zhao Weilun, he was previously selected for the Chinese men's basketball training team, but returned to the United States early due to his studies.

Now Zhao Weilun has also entered the University of San Francisco, and he partners with Wang Junjie as teammates. Now in the NCAA preseason, Wang Junjie was assigned as the starting forward. He played 32 minutes and 35 seconds and became the absolute main force. Although Wang Junjie made 0 of 5 three-pointers from outside, he showed his breakthrough and mid-range shooting ability by making 6 of 8 two-pointers. In addition, he made 12 free throws and made 11 free throws by making crazy fouls.

Wang Junjie performed well with 23 points, setting a new high in his NCAA career. He also scored 4 rebounds and 1 steal. Unfortunately, he failed to help the team win.

As for Zhao Weilun, he only came on as a substitute for 3 minutes and 27 seconds. He made 0 of 2 three-point shots from outside and failed to score any points. He also had 0 points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks.

(Text/Drunk Wo Fu Sheng)