The Australian mens basketball team have been buoyed by the return of star center Andrew Bogut, who had his first hit out in more than six weeks in the Boomers 82-53 Olympic Games warm-up win against China.Bogut took straight to the court with his knee heavily strapped against the Chinese and played the first six minutes of the match in a good sign hell be right to participate in the Boomers Olympic campaign.And it didnt take long for the newly minted Dallas Maverick to be in the thick of the action, the 31-year-old remonstrating with Chinas NBA draft pick Qi Zhou for apparently elbowing him in the face.Bogut went on to play nine minutes and finished with three rebounds and an assist.Joe Ingles led the way for the Boomers and looked in fine touch with a game-high 21 points on nine of 12 shooting as well as six rebounds.Coach Andrej Lemanis used 11 players in the Australians final warm-up fixture, though point guard Patty Mills sat out the match.Assistant coach Luc Longley was happy to see Bogut back on court.I think his first game back from an injury is always difficult. Were fairly happy with how he moved, how he looked on the court and will build from that, he said.Former NBA No.1 draft pick Bogut had been under an injury cloud but was named in the Boomers squad for the Games, the Australians desperately seeking his defensive nous and physicality to improve their chances of a maiden mens Olympic basketball medal in Rio.Bogut had sustained a knee injury after a heavy fall during the fifth game of the NBA Finals, in which his Golden State Warriors fell to the Cleveland Cavaliers, and had not played since mid-June.He was subsequently traded to the Mavericks for the 2016-17 season.A championship winner with Golden State, Bogut has spoken little about his injury over the past month, and has instead been in the headlines more for a Twitter feud with Australian womens player Liz Cambage.The Boomers offered up a mixed bag in their past four matches, book-ending the clashes with wins over world No.4 Argentina and China but suffering substantial losses to Brazil and Lithuania.Australias Olympic campaign starts with a match against France on Aug. 6, the U.S. also featuring in their group.Were ready [but] we havent played great yet, Longley said.Cheap Shoes Fake . 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Then the position loosened up a little bit and I had to fight to keep it together. Having won the pre-Olympic world cup held here in Rio earlier this year helped me a lot. I carried that experience into todays match.I am a mechanical engineer, and I finished my masters degree (started at Kentucky and completed in Germany) in July. After the Games I will be looking for a job. I really believe in the combination of sport, work and studies. That works well for me.He now holds the Olympic record and the world record in 50m prone finaals.dddddddddddd His world-record 50m prone final score is 211.2 points.Jungh?nel, who graduated from UK with a degree in mechanical engineering, competed at his first Olympics. He was named 2013 ISSF Shooter of the Year.I am very excited for Henri, Kentucky head coach Harry Mullins said. He is a great person, and I could not be happier for him. This medal is well deserved for the work and effort that Henri has put into the sport over his shooting career.While at Kentucky he showed us the passion and drive that it takes to be a champion. It was a pleasure having him on our team for three years. He is both a fierce competitor and a great person. Seeing him on the podium achieving his dream is what makes being around these athletes better than anything else.Knowing how much it meant to him I had to keep my emotions in check during the final. The one thing I can keep coming back to is that I could not be more proud of Henri. Its an honor to have been with him for a short time on his journey.Jungh?nel was Kentuckys shooting-average leader in both guns during the 2010-11 NCAA Championship season. He was a four-time All-America selection at Kentucky. ' ' '