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Simply The Best

24.07.2012 - U16 WOMEN

The U16 European Championship Women in Miskolc, Hungary saw a lot of emotion, dedication, great basketball and promising talent. Relive the best moments of the tournament.

Statistical Leaders

Points Per Game

Emma Stach

Emma Stach

19.2

Position: G - Height: 1.76

1.

19.2

2.

17.1

3.

16.8

4.

16.5

5.

D. Kolosovskaia

14.8

Total Rebounds

Anita Kelava

Anita Kelava

9.5

Position: PF - Height: 1.88

1.

9.5

2.

9.2

3.

9.0

4.

8.9

5.

8.8

Assists

Kseniia Levchenko

Kseniia Levchenko

4.0

Position: PG - Height: 1.67

1.

4.0

2.

3.5

3.

3.3

4.

3.3

5.

2.9

HEADLINES

Spain Are Crowned Champions

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Croatia Take Ninth Spot Over Greece

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Russia Grab The Bronze Medal

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France Finish Fifth After OT Win

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Turkey Keep Their Spot In Division A

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Hosts Hungary Grab Seventh Place

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Final Preview: Spain vs Italy

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Third Place Preview: Russia vs Belgium

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Belgium v Italy: Highlights

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U16 European Championship Women - Div A

SCOREBOARD

Classification Game for 7th to 8th Place

First Round

Second Round

Classification Round for 13th to 16th Place

Quarter-Finals

Classification Games for 9th to 12th Place

Classification Games for 5th to 8th Place

Semi-Finals

Classification Game for 11th to 12th Place

Classification Game for 9th to 10th Place

Classification Game for 7th to 8th Place

Classification Game for 5th to 6th Place

Classification Game for 3rd to 4th Place

Final

Hungary ()

67 - 42

Final score

Slovak Republic ()

FINAL STANDINGS

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Slovak Republic

Slovak Republic

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PHOTO GALLERY

U16 European Championship Women

Picture Gallery

7. Daria Kolosovskaya (Russia)

Open gallery

220 PHOTOS

7. Daria Kolosovskaya (Russia)

7. Daria Kolosovskaya (Russia)

FIBA Europe / Viktor Rébay

7. Daria Kolosovskaya (Russia)

12. Itsaso Conde (Spain), 14. Helena Orts (Spain)

Spain capture the gold medal at the 2012 U16 European Championship Women

9. Laura Quevedo (Spain)

Italy take the silver medal at the 2012 U16 European Championship Women

Russia win the bronze medal at the 2012 U16 European Championship Women

Ivan Bodrogvary presents the MVP award to Italy's Cecilia Zandalasini

Sweden receive the Fair Play Award at the 2012 U16 European Championship Women

2012 All Tournament Team: Ksenia Levchenko (Spain), Angela Salvadores (Spain), Cecilia Zandalasini (Italy), Daria Kolosovskaya (Russia), Kyara Linskens (Belgium)

15. Annalisa Vitari (Italy)

10. Laia Clavero (Spain)

9. Cecilia Zandalasini (Italy)

13. Laia Flores (Spain)

7. Daria Kolosovskaya (Russia)

12. Heleen Nauwelaers (Belgium)

10. Emma Uittenhove (Belgium)

10. Olga Aksenova (Russia)

14. Elizaveta Bratchikova (Russia)

Russia after winning the Bronze Medal Game against Belgium

7. Eva Devliegher (Belgium)

6. Aneta Mainclová (Czech Republic)

5. Marylie Limousin (France)

8. Katia Clanet (France)

7. Lucie Cervenková (Czech Republic)

12. Klára Krivánková (Czech Republic)

15. Veronika Remenarova (Slovak Republic)

4. Debora Dubei (Hungary), 8. Bernadett Horvath (Hungary)

6. Katarina Urbaniova (Slovak Republic)

8. Bernadett Horvath (Hungary)

5. Virag Weninger (Hungary)

7. Linda Prochazkova (Slovak Republic)

9. Cecilia Zandalasini (Italy)

Italy celebrate their Semi-Final victory over Belgium

5. Julie Allemand (Belgium)

9. Cecilia Zandalasini (Italy)

5. Julie Allemand (Belgium)

8. Marzia Tagliamento (Italy)

Coach Liudmila Kornenkova (Russia)

7. Nogaye Lo Sylla (Spain)

8. Marzia Tagliamento (Italy)

14. Laeticia Mpoyi (Belgium)

Spain storm the court after the final whistle of their Semi-Final against Russia

6. Carla Romeu (Spain), 9. Laura Quevedo (Spain)

5. Tatiana Sema (Russia)

7. Daria Kolosovskaya (Russia)

13. Laia Flores (Spain)

13. Olga Orlova (Russia)

6. Carla Romeu (Spain)

Coach Evaristo Pérez (Spain)

4. Maria Cazorla Medina (Spain)

Coach Liudmila Kornenkova (Russia)

5. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

10. Alessia Cabrini (Italy)

9. Cecilia Zandalasini (Italy)

13. Francesca Russo (Italy)

15. Veronika Remenarova (Slovak Republic)

10. Kristina Matuskova (Slovak Republic)

Coach Roberto Riccardi (Italy)

Russia after their Quarter-Final victory over the Czech Republic

4. Daria Ibragimova (Russia)

10. Eva Moucková (Czech Republic)

Zhosselina Maiga (Russia)

8. Anastasia Borovykh (Russia)

9. Katerina Pracharová (Czech Republic)

8. Anastasia Borovykh (Russia)

Coach Evaristo Pérez (Spain)

14. Helena Orts (Spain)

4. Debora Dubei (Hungary)

7. Nogaye Lo Sylla (Spain)

8. Bernadett Horvath (Hungary)

7. Nogaye Lo Sylla (Spain)

14. Laeticia Mpoyi (Belgium)

France's bench celebrate a crucial basket

4. Fauve Bastiaenssen (Belgium), 6. Eline Maesschalck (Belgium), 8. Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

Belgium head coach Arvid Diels with his son

6. Lisa Berkani (France)

Belgium celebrate their Quarter-Final victory over France

14. Laeticia Mpoyi (Belgium)

9. Louise Dambach (France)

10. Emma Uittenhove (Belgium)

10. Kristina Matuskova (Slovak Republic)

15. Veronika Remenarova (Slovak Republic)

Hungary's players listen as their fans sing the Hungarian national anthem

5. Virag Weninger (Hungary)

Russia head coach Liudmila Kornenkova

13. Olga Orlova (Russia)

7. Eva Devliegher (Belgium)

13. Kyara Linskens (Belgium)

8. Anastasia Borovykh (Russia)

Belgium head coach Arvid Diels

13. Laia Flores (Spain)

14. Eliska Mircová (Czech Republic)

5. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

15. Sarah Beránková (Czech Republic)

10. Eva Moucková (Czech Republic)

Spain celebrate their victory over the Czech Republic

6. Carla Romeu (Spain), 9. Laura Quevedo (Spain)

5. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

9. Laura Quevedo (Spain)

4. Gabriela Andelová (Czech Republic)

12. Sigrid Sandström (Sweden)

11. Andjela Hrnjez (Sweden)

13. Maria Goula (Greece)

Greece head coach Evripidis Meletiadis during a time-out

8. Pinelopi Pavlopoulou (Greece)

12. Sigrid Sandström (Sweden)

Italy head coach Roberto Riccardi

9. Katerina Pracharová (Czech Republic)

14. Eliska Mircová (Czech Republic)

5. Isabel Romano (Italy)

8. Marzia Tagliamento (Italy)

Italy celebrate their victory over the Czech Republic

4. Gabriela Andelová (Czech Republic), 5. Isabel Romano (Italy)

12. Klára Krivánková (Czech Republic)

9. Cecilia Zandalasini (Italy)

14. Eniko Kuttor (Hungary)

9. Ksenia Levchenko (Russia)

Russia head coach Liudmila Kornenkova with Olga Orlova

20. Fruzsina Weber (Hungary)

13. Ágnes Dobos (Hungary)

15. Ksenia Kuzmina (Russia)

7. Daria Kolosovskaya (Russia)

8. Anastasia Borovykh (Russia)

6. Iva Slonjsak (Croatia)

Spain head coach Evaristo Pérez

10. Klaudia Perisa (Croatia)

11. Elena Capella (Spain)

Spain celebrate their victory over Croatia

4. Maria Cazorla Medina (Spain)

15. Patricia Bura (Croatia)

8. Ivana Dojkic (Croatia)

4. Dora Jordanic (Croatia), 5. Antonija Bozic (Croatia), 7. Anja Kukolja (Croatia)

9. Laura Quevedo (Spain)

7. Nogaye Lo Sylla (Spain)

6. Lisa Berkani (France)

12. Janis Ndiba (Netherlands)

4. Eveline Kallenberg (Netherlands)

12. Ornella Bankole (France)

7. Marie Milapie (France), 11. Maimouna Ba (France), 12. Ornella Bankole (France)

9. Louise Dambach (France)

4. Alix Duchet (France)

Netherlands head coach Bart Sengers

Sweden head coach Jens Tillman

15. Elin Ljunggren (Sweden)

4. Daria Ibragimova (Russia)

14. Elizaveta Bratchikova (Russia)

14. Anna Tivenius (Sweden)

8. Anastasia Borovykh (Russia)

9. Ksenia Levchenko (Russia)

10. Emma Uittenhove (Belgium)

7. Eva Devliegher (Belgium)

14. Laeticia Mpoyi (Belgium)

13. Kyara Linskens (Belgium)

10. Kristina Matuskova (Slovak Republic)

6. Katarina Urbaniova (Slovak Republic)

14. Alzbeta Bubenikova (Slovak Republic)

12. Heleen Nauwelaers (Belgium)

7. Eva Devliegher (Belgium)

5. Virag Weninger (Hungary)

10. Nina Aho (Hungary)

4. Debora Dubei (Hungary), 7. Palma Kaposi (Hungary), 8. Bernadett Horvath (Hungary)

10. Nina Aho (Hungary)

5. Evgenia Kollatou (Greece)

8. Bernadett Horvath (Hungary)

10. Asa Kantebeen (Netherlands)

15. Sarah Beránková (Czech Republic)

7. Fleur Kuijt (Netherlands)

The Czech Republic celebrate their win over the Netherlands

11. Deborah Vos (Netherlands)

8. Tereza Kraciková (Czech Republic)

12. Janis Ndiba (Netherlands)

10. Eva Moucková (Czech Republic)

12. Klára Krivánková (Czech Republic)

15. Zeljka Petkovic (Serbia)

8. Pinelopi Pavlopoulou (Greece)

8. Pinelopi Pavlopoulou (Greece)

Greece celebrate their win over Serbia that secured them a spot in the Qualifying Round

11. Aleksandra Crvendakic (Serbia)

Julijana Vojinovic (Serbia)

Greece celebrate their victory over Serbia

Kyriaki Kalimeri (Greece)

4. Debora Dubei (Hungary)

Belgium celebrate their victory over hosts Hungary

Belgium celebrate their victory over hosts Hungary

10. Nina Aho (Hungary)

Hungary head coach Andrea Meszarosne Kovacs during a time-out

Bernadett Horvath (Hungary)

Loes Breughe (Belgium), Eline Maesschalck (Belgium), Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

Heleen Nauwelaers (Belgium)

Julie Allemand (Belgium)

Turkey's coaching staff giving advice from the sideline

Rojin Karahan (Turkey) got injured in the game versus Sweden

10. Serife Onar (Turkey)

Sweden celebrate their victory over Turkey

4. Anna Stern (Sweden)

10. Serife Onar (Turkey)

8. Anna Lundquist (Sweden)

Anna Lundquist (Sweden)

7. Linda Prochazkova (Slovak Republic)

13. Olga Orlova (Russia)

7. Daria Kolosovskaya (Russia)

10. Kristina Matuskova (Slovak Republic)

Russia head coach Liudmila Kornenkova

Katarina Urbaniova (Slovak Republic)

Anastasia Borovykh (Russia)

Kristina Matuskova (Slovak Republic)

13. Laia Flores (Spain), 15. Sara Zaragoza (Spain)

4. Gabriela Andelová (Czech Republic), 9. Katerina Pracharová (Czech Republic), 15. Sarah Beránková (Czech Republic)

Czech Republic head coach Richard Fousek

England head coach Karen Burton

Chyna Sawyers (England)

Shanice Norton (England)

Katerina Pracharová (Czech Republic)

Dutch and Spanish fans in the stands of Generali Arena

Spain head coach Evaristo Pérez

15. Laura Steggink (Netherlands)

Netherlands head coach Bart Sengers during a timeout

Janis Ndiba (Netherlands), Helena Orts (Spain)

Laia Flores (Spain)

Slovakia coach Zuzana Borgulova during a timeout