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European Championship for Women U20 2004
the happy winners Paulina Pawlak (#6, POL) the bronze medallists the gym Maria Nikitina (#11, RUS) and Amelie Pochet (#10, FRA) Elodie Godin (#5, FRA) Russia the gold-medallists Elena Danilotchkina (#13, RUS) Tatiana Popova (#5, RUS) and Julie Legoupil (#6, FRA) Tatiana Bokareva (#15, RUS) the French team President of the French Federation Mr. Mainini and Tatiana Popova (#5, RUS)
// 05 August 2004

Polish coach Roman Skrzecz is extremely disappointed about his side's sixth place finish at the Under-20 European Championships for Women in France. Poland's tournament got off to a terrible start with a 65-56 defeat to Hungary and though they qualified for the knockout stage, tournament favourites Russia eliminated them in the quarter-finals.

Final Game: Russia 80 France 64 // 01 August 2004

Russia Champions!
Russia completely outplayed France this evening to take the title of the Eural Trans Gas European Championship for U20 Women 2004. They were clearly the stronger of the two teams and simply played in a different class from their hosts. Once they established a lead they held onto it for the remainder of the game, their solid defence impervious to any French attack.

Final Game: Russia 80 France 64

Russia Champions!
Russia completely outplayed France this evening to take the title of the Eural Trans Gas European Championship for U20 Women 2004. They were clearly the strong...

Game for 3rd Place: Czech Republic 70 Hungary 47 // 01 August 2004

After narrowly losing to Hungary in the Preliminary Round games, the Czech Republic were determined that there would be no repeat of that this afternoon. For almost 30 minutes the game could have gone either way but Hungary lacked their top scorer Anna Vajda (15 points, 5 rebounds) when they needed her most and the Czechs turned it to their complete advantage in the latter stages.
Game for 3rd Place: Czech Republic 70 Hungary 47
After narrowly losing to Hungary in the Preliminary Round games, the Czech Republic were determined that there would be no repeat of that this afternoon. For almost 30 minutes the game could have gone...
Most Valuable Player: Olexandra Gorbunova // 01 August 2004

Not content at taking home the MVP trophy from the European Championship for U18 Women in Bratislava 2 weeks ago, Ukraine’s Olexandra Gorbunova has similarly dominated this competition. She received the Most Valuable Player Award to great applause from her own teammates and other teams alike. Scoring an average of 26.3 points a game she was was the go-to player in every game.
Most Valuable Player: Olexandra Gorbunova
Not content at taking home the MVP trophy from the European Championship for U18 Women in Bratislava 2 weeks ago, Ukraine’s Olexandra Gorbunova has similarly dominated this competition. She received t...
Semi-Final: Hungary 48 France 64 // 31 July 2004

In contrast to the previous game, this Semi-Final was won almost entirely on defence and both teams had great trouble putting the ball in the net. Neither team was able to put away the easy basket and points were missed on the fastbreak as well as in the paint. France shot a miserable 37% from 2-point land and only redeemed themselves by shooting 4/8 from outside the 3-point line. Hungary hit only 34% in twos and didn’t make one single 3-pointer in 7 attempts.

Semi-Final: Hungary 48 France 64

In contrast to the previous game, this Semi-Final was won almost entirely on defence and both teams had great trouble putting the ball in the net. Neither team was able to put away the easy basket ...

31.07.2004
Semi-Final: Russia 89 Czech Republic 79
Classification Games: 9th - 12th Place
30.07.2004
Quarter-Finals: Russia 92 Poland 74
Quarter-Finals: Hungary 73 Ukraine 55
Quarter-Finals: France 91 Croatia 45
Quarter-Finals: Czech Republic 74 Slovak Republic 69
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24.07.2004
Daily Round-Up - Day 2, 24th July
23.07.2004
Daily Round-Up - Day 1, 23rd July
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01.08. Finals
France64-80Russia
Points Per Game
Olexandra Gorbunova

UKR
Avg: 26.3
Born: 04.04.1986
Height: 1.86
Name Avg.
1.Gorbunova, O. 26.3
2.Vajda, A. 16.1
3.Palomares, P. 15.9
4.Krasnikova, O. 15.6
5.Vetrovcová, L. 15.1
Total Rebounds
Niina Laaksonen

FIN
Avg: 10.6
Born: 14.12.1984
Height: 1.86
Name Avg.
1.Laaksonen, N. 10.6
2.Vajda, A. 9.9
3.Gorbunova, O. 8.3
4.Kupcikova, L. 8.1
5.Burgrová, I. 7.8
Assists
Hana Stanková

CZE
Avg: 4.8
Born: 19.07.1984
Height: 1.67
Name Avg.
1.Stanková, H. 4.8
2.Lepron, F. 4.4
3.Shal, M. 4.0
4.Johnova, D. 3.9
5.Krasnikova, O. 3.6
31.07. Semi-Finals
Hungary48-64France
Russia89-79Czech Republic
30.07. Quarter-Finals
Hungary73-55Ukraine
France91-45Croatia
Russia92-74Poland
Czech Republic74-69Slovak Republic
GROUP A
Finland49-81Russia
Ukraine80-43Italy
Slovak Republic53-65France
1. France5/010
2. Russia3/28
3. Ukraine3/28
4. Slovak Republic3/28
5. Finland1/46
6. Italy0/55
GROUP B
Croatia58-74Spain
Belgium53-46Hungary
Poland53-70Czech Republic
1. Czech Republic4/19
2. Hungary3/28
3. Poland3/28
4. Croatia2/37
5. Belgium2/37
6. Spain1/46
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