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Spain Stay Perfect To Become Champions

Spain Stay Perfect To Become Champions

24.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

A unique performance for Spain bestowed them their first ever gold medal in the U20 European Championship after an 82-70 victory over Italy in the grand final on Sunday night in Bilbao, Spain.

Statistical Leaders

Points Per Game

Nikola Mirotic

Nikola Mirotic

27.0

Position: C - Height: 2.08

1.

27.0

2.

22.4

3.

19.6

4.

18.2

5.

16.9

Total Rebounds

Furkan Aldemir

Furkan Aldemir

15.9

Position: PF - Height: 2.07

1.

15.9

2.

10.0

3.

9.7

4.

8.7

5.

7.9

Assists

Josep Franch

Josep Franch

5.1

Position: SF - Height: 1.92

1.

5.1

2.

4.9

3.

4.3

4.

4.0

5.

3.8

HEADLINES

Lithuania Stay Up, Austria Relegated

24.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

Germany Beat Turkey, Clinch Fifth Spot

24.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

Serbia Pound On Misery For Croatia

24.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

Final Preview: Italy vs Spain

24.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

Bronze Medal Game: France vs Russia

24.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

Spain Train Goes Past Russia Into Final

23.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

Italy Beat France To End 17-Year Wait

23.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

Lithuania Condemn Croatia To Relegation

23.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

France vs Italy Semi-Final Preview

23.07.2011 - U20 European Championship

SCOREBOARD

Classification Game for 3rd to 4th Place

Preliminary Round

Qualifying Round

Classification Round for 13th to 16th Place

Quarter-Final Round

Classification Round for 9th to 12th Place

Classification Round 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

France ()

66 - 50

Final score

Russia ()

FINAL STANDINGS

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PHOTO GALLERY

U20 European Championship Men

Picture Gallery

6. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

Open gallery

220 PHOTOS

6. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

6. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

Castoria/ Marchi

6. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

Joan Sastre and Josep Franch receiving the U20 Trophy from FIBA Europe President Olafur Rafnsson

Italy receiving silver medal from FIBA Europe Secretary General Nar Zanolin

Spain celebrating Gold Medal Victory

Spain celebrating Gold Medal

12. Nikola Mirotic (Spain)

10. Josep Franch (Spain)

8. Alberto Jodar (Spain)

12. Nikola Mirotic (Spain)

11. Filippo Baldi (Italy)

12. Nikola Mirotic (Spain)

10. Josep Franch (Spain)

U20 European Championship All Tournament Team: Dubljevic, Aldemir, Mirotic, Gentile, Fournier

10. Josep Franch (Spain)

12. Nikola Mirotic (Spain)

4. Jose Simeon (Spain)

12. Nikola Mirotic (Spain)

13. Miguel Lorenzo (Spain)

9. Alejandro Barrera (Spain)

8. Marco Santiangeli (Italy)

6. Nicolò Melli (Italy)

6. Nicolò Melli (Italy)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

11. Pavel Antipov (Russia)

13. Nikita Barinov (Russia)

France celebrating bronze medal

11. Rudy Gobert (France)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

12. Wilfried Yeguete (France)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

15. Giedrius Staniulis (Lithuania)

15. Joffrey Lauvergne (France)

15. Joffrey Lauvergne (France)

9. Léo Westermann (France)

11. Karolis Brusokas (Lithuania)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

6. Axel Toupane (France)

8. Patrick Heckmann (Germany)

12. Ole Wendt (Germany)

14. Furkan Aldemir (Turkey)

15. Sertac Sanli (Turkey)

5. Niels Giffey (Germany)

10. Daniel Theis (Germany)

Germany celebrating win over Turkey - U20 European Championship 2011

8. Nikita Balashov (Russia)

6. Joan Sastre (Spain)

5. Andreas Person (Sweden)

13. Miguel Lorenzo (Spain)

5. Ivan Strebkov (Russia)

4. Maxim Tkachenko (Russia)

10. Dmitry Korshakov (Russia)

5. Ivan Strebkov (Russia)

8. Nikita Balashov (Russia)

12. Nikola Mirotic (Spain)

7. Ignacio Llovet (Spain)

7. Ignacio Llovet (Spain)

10. Josep Franch (Spain)

4. Andrea De Nicolao (Italy)

12. Achille Polonara (Italy)

5. Kevin Mendy (France)

6. Nicolò Melli (Italy)

6. Nicolò Melli (Italy)

9. Riccardo Moraschini (Italy)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

13. Henri Kahudi (France)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

9. Riccardo Moraschini (Italy)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

6. Nicolò Melli (Italy)

13. Michele Vitali (Italy)

6. Cenk Sekeroglu (Turkey)

10. Safak Edge (Turkey)

7. Arturs Bricis (Latvia)

15. Sertac Sanli (Turkey)

10. Milutin Dukanovic (Montenegro)

7. Mathis Mönninghoff (Germany)

6. Falko Theilig (Germany)

5. Niels Giffey (Germany)

10. Josep Franch (Spain)

8. Davis Lejasmeiers (Latvia)

4. Armands Osins (Latvia)

4. Armands Osins (Latvia)

10. Josep Franch (Spain)

10. Josep Franch (Spain)

8. Davis Lejasmeiers (Latvia)

Jose Pozas (Spain)

Joan Sastre (Spain)

Ignacio Llovet (Spain)

Nikola Mirotic (Spain)

5. Ivan Strebkov (Russia)

14. Furkan Aldemir (Turkey)

7. Hüseyin Köksal (Turkey)

8. Christopher Czerapowicz (Sweden)

12. Can Mutaf (Turkey)

14. Furkan Aldemir (Turkey)

13. Nikita Barinov (Russia)

14. Furkan Aldemir (Turkey)

15. Andrey Zubkov (Russia)

15. Andrey Zubkov (Russia)

10. Dmitry Korshakov (Russia)

5. Ivan Strebkov (Russia)

9. Nikola Ljujic (Montenegro)

6. Nicolò Melli (Italy)

6. Nicolò Melli (Italy)

10. Milutin Dukanovic (Montenegro)

8. Aleksandar Dobrovic (Montenegro)

13. Michele Vitali (Italy)

14. Riccardo Cervi (Italy)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

14. Bojan Dubljevic (Montenegro)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

11. Konstantin Klein (Germany)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

13. Danilo Barthel (Germany)

15. Dennis Kramer (Germany)

13. Danilo Barthel (Germany)

9. Léo Westermann (France)

Léo Westermann (France)

Evan Fournier (France)

Henri Kahudi (France)

Romain Hillotte (France)

Romain Hillotte (France)

7. Mathis Mönninghoff (Germany)

7. Mathis Mönninghoff (Germany)

12. Wilfried Yeguete (France)

4. Jose Simeon (Spain)

6. Joan Sastre (Spain)

11. Joan Tomas (Spain)

8. Marco Santiangeli (Italy)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

15. Maksym Sandul (Ukraine)

9. V'Yacheslav Bobrov (Ukraine)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

15. Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

4. Andrea De Nicolao (Italy)

12. Achille Polonara (Italy)

Alessandro Gentile (Italy)

14. Furkan Aldemir (Turkey)

Pustovyi, Artem - Ukraine

7. Saulius Kulvietis (Lithuania)

11. Oleksandr Lypovyy (Ukraine)

4. Olexandr Mishula (Ukraine)

Katsivelis, Dimitrios - Greece

14. Furkan Aldemir (Turkey)

14. Furkan Aldemir (Turkey)

12. Can Mutaf (Turkey)

10. Daniel Theis (Germany)

8. Patrick Heckmann (Germany)

11. Konstantin Klein (Germany)

12. Ole Wendt (Germany)

Hüseyin Köksal - Turkey

14. Furkan Aldemir (Turkey)

6. Cenk Sekeroglu (Turkey)

12. Augustas Peciukevicius (Lithuania)

10. Modestas R. Kumpys (Lithuania)

4. Paulius Dambrauskas (Lithuania)

14. Carlos Novas (Austria)

12. Augustas Peciukevicius (Lithuania)

14. Carlos Novas (Austria)

12. Filip Krämer (Austria)

8. Anton Maresch (Austria)

5. Daniel Friedrich (Austria)

13. Arnas Butkevicius (Lithuania)

11. Karolis Brusokas (Lithuania)

10. Josep Franch (Spain)

6. Joan Sastre (Spain)

12. Nikola Mirotic (Spain)

5. Jose Pozas (Spain)

13. Danilo Barthel (Germany)

12. Ole Wendt (Germany)

10. Daniel Theis (Germany)

15. Jose Gil (Spain)

15. Dennis Kramer (Germany)

Josep Franch (Spain)

12. Marko Pajic (Slovenia)

11. Ugis Pinete (Latvia)

10. Jan Span (Slovenia)

14. Martins Meiers (Latvia)

4. Armands Osins (Latvia)

13. Mareks Mejeris (Latvia)

4. Klemen Prepelic (Slovenia)

15. Artjoms Butjankovs (Latvia)

13. Halil Kanacevic (Montenegro)

14. Bojan Dubljevic (Montenegro)

8. Mael Lebrun (France)

8. Mael Lebrun (France)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

10. Evan Fournier (France)

14. Ferdinand Prénom (France)

10. Boris Barac (Croatia)

4. Paulius Dambrauskas (Lithuania)

6. Dovydas Redikas (Lithuania)

6. Roko Rogic (Croatia)

7. Saulius Kulvietis (Lithuania)

7. Saulius Kulvietis (Lithuania)

13. Arnas Butkevicius (Lithuania)

10. Josep Franch (Spain)

11. Oleksandr Lypovyy (Ukraine)

11. Oleksandr Lypovyy (Ukraine)