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Saric Heads All Tournament Team

Saric Heads All Tournament Team

16.08.2010 - Awards

The 2010 U16 European Championship will be remembered thanks to an unforgettable quarter-finals day, Lithuania's third appearance in a row in the title game, the historical gold medal of Croatia and the dominance of Dario Saric who was voted unanimously as the MVP of the tournament.

Statistical Leaders

Points Per Game

Dario Saric

Dario Saric

24.3

Position: PF - Height: 2.08

1.

24.3

2.

22.8

3.

17.4

4.

14.9

5.

14.6

Total Rebounds

Dario Saric

Dario Saric

11.5

Position: PF - Height: 2.08

1.

11.5

2.

8.8

3.

8.8

4.

8.7

5.

8.2

Assists

Deyan Karamfilov

Deyan Karamfilov

5.9

Position: PG - Height: 1.80

1.

5.9

2.

5.8

3.

5.1

4.

5.0

5.

5.0

HEADLINES

Latvia Survive In Division A

15.08.2010 - Classification Round

Azzurri Take 9th Spot

14.08.2010 - 9th-12th Place

Lithuania Roll Into Final

14.08.2010 - Semi-Finals

Croatia Survive Another Spain Comeback

14.08.2010 - Semi-Finals

Germany Clinch Division A Status

14.08.2010 - Classification Round

France, Serbia Play For 5th Place

14.08.2010 - 5th-8th Place

14.08.2010 - Binvignat

14.08.2010 - Dimsa

Italy, Greece Playing For Best Of The Rest

14.08.2010 - 9-12 Place

U16 European Championship Men

SCOREBOARD

Classification Game for 5th to 6th Place

Preliminary Round

Qualifying Round

Classification Round

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 and 4th Place

Final

France ()

45 - 55

Final score

Serbia ()

FINAL STANDINGS

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PHOTO GALLERY

U16 European Championship Men

Picture Gallery

Bronze Medal Winner's Turkey

Open gallery

212 PHOTOS

Bronze Medal Winner's Turkey

Bronze Medal Winner's Turkey

FIBA Europe / Marko Metlas

Bronze Medal Winner's Turkey

Fair Play Award Winner's Germany - Captain Mauricio Marin

9. Dario Saric (Croatia)

9. Dario Saric (Croatia)

5. Martin Junakovic (Croatia)

7. Jokubas Gintvainis (Lithuania)

9. Dario Saric (Croatia)

13. Marius Grigonis (Lithuania)

10. Dominik Mavra (Croatia)

9. Dario Saric (Croatia)

6. Sergio Hernandez (Spain)

13. Talat Altunbey (Turkey)

4. Kenan Sipahi (Turkey)

4. Alberto Diaz (Spain)

7. Francisco Jiménez (Spain)

6. Sergio Hernandez (Spain)

5. Benjamin Sene (France)

9. Mouhammadou Jaiteh (France)

12. Nikola Majic (Serbia)

8. Vasilje Micic (Serbia)

6. Stefan Pot (Serbia)

7. Oleg Alferov (Russia)

10. Yury Pershin (Russia)

11. Stanislav Ilnitskiy (Russia)

15. Milija Mikovic (Montenegro)

9. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

13. Marius Grigonis (Lithuania)

8. Lukas Lekavicius (Lithuania)

13. Marius Grigonis (Lithuania)

9. Tomas Dimsa (Lithuania)

9. Efekan Cosar (Turkey)

4. Kenan Sipahi (Turkey)

9. Dario Saric (Croatia)

4. Mislav Brzoja (Croatia), 9. Dario Saric (Croatia)

9. Dario Saric (Croatia), 15. Filip Bundovic (Croatia)

4. Mislav Brzoja (Croatia)

5. Martin Junakovic (Croatia)

9. Dario Saric (Croatia)

15. Albert Homs (Spain)

10. Josep Perez (Spain)

4. Mislav Brzoja (Croatia)

4. Nikola Radicevic (Serbia)

13. Dusan Ristic (Serbia)

4. Nikola Radicevic (Serbia)

9. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

8. Vasilije Vusovic (Montenegro)

11. Nikola Jankovic (Serbia)

11. Raphael Binvignat (France)

11. Raphael Binvignat (France)

5. Benjamin Sene (France), 10. Damien Roberto Inglis (France)

13. Benjamin Meri (France)

14. Igor Kanygin (Russia)

10. Damien Roberto Inglis (France)

7. Nikola Zizic (Montenegro)

9. Tomas Dimsa (Lithuania)

8. Lukas Lekavicius (Lithuania)

9. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

9. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

12. Sebastian Saiz (Spain)

France Head Coach Tahar Assed Liegeon

14. Alexandre Chassang (France)

8. Charly Maraux (France)

5. Benjamin Sene (France)

5. Dario Brizuela (Spain)

12. Sebastian Saiz (Spain)

15. Albert Homs (Spain)

9. Efekan Cosar (Turkey), 15. Tayfun Erülkü (Turkey)

15. Tayfun Erülkü (Turkey)

4. Kenan Sipahi (Turkey)

12. Nikola Majic (Serbia)

15. Nikola Milutinov (Serbia)

8. Vasilje Micic (Serbia)

4. Kenan Sipahi (Turkey)

15. Filip Bundovic (Croatia)

5. Martin Junakovic (Croatia)

12. Dmitry Guzikov (Russia)

7. Oleg Alferov (Russia)

5. Martin Junakovic (Croatia)

9. Dario Saric (Croatia)

6. Karlo Lebo (Croatia)

13. Nikola Urli (Croatia)

Dusan Perovic (Montenegro)

13. Luka Durovic (Montenegro)

8. Vasilije Vusovic (Montenegro)

7. Nikola Zizic (Montenegro)

9. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

12. Dusan Perovic (Montenegro)

9. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

Mikhail Kulagin (Russia)

Yury Pershin (Russia)

Amedeo Tessitori (Italy)

Niccolò De Vico (Italy)

11. Nikola Jankovic (Serbia)

8. Vasilje Micic (Serbia)

13. Dusan Ristic (Serbia)

Aristide Landi (Italy)

Serbia Head Coach Sasa Nikitovic

4. Nikola Radicevic (Serbia)

Matteo Imbrò (Italy)

Amedeo Tessitori (Italy)

Francesco Candussi (Italy)

Mladen Dordevic (Serbia)

Alessandro Procacci (Italy)

13. Maxim Kikus (Israel)

13. Maxim Kikus (Israel)

7. Naor Sharon (Israel)

7. Naor Sharon (Israel)

Tayfun Erülkü (Turkey)

Zafer Alp (Turkey)

Kenan Sipahi (Turkey)

Kenan Sipahi (Turkey)

Yaniv Solomon (Israel)

Tomislav Rados (Croatia)

Filip Bundovic (Croatia)

Dominik Mavra (Croatia)

6. Mauricio Marin (Germany)

Germany Head Coach Harald Stein

8. Jamo Ruppert (Germany)

14. Julius Seither (Germany)

7. David Taylor (Germany)

4. Levingson Pinda (France)

4. Levingson Pinda (France)

5. Benjamin Sene (France)

6. Anthony Racine (France)

Alexandros Mitsialos (Greece)

Dimitrios Siologkas (Greece)

Ioannis Papapetrou (Greece)

Ioannis Papapetrou (Greece)

Kyprianos Maragkos (Greece)

Adam Holm-Weber (Denmark)

Peter Moeller (Denmark)

Rasmus Larsen (Denmark)

Lukas Lekavicius (Lithuania)

Augustinas Jankaitis (Lithuania)

Anders Hansen (Denmark)

Tomas Dimsa (Lithuania)

Paulius Naraskevicius (Lithuania)

Jokubas Gintvainis (Lithuania)

Justas Tamulis (Lithuania)

Justas Tamulis (Lithuania)

Denis Krestinin (Lithuania)

Jokubas Gintvainis (Lithuania)

Jokubas Gintvainis (Lithuania)

Lithuania Head Coach Arunas Visockas

15. Aleksandar Vezenkov (Bulgaria)

9. Georgi Yankov (Bulgaria)

Javier Marin (Spain)

Guillermo Hernangomez (Spain)

Alberto Diaz (Spain)

Javier Marin (Spain)

Albert Homs (Spain)

Javier Marin (Spain)

Albert Homs (Spain)

Anton Dikov (Bulgaria)

Nikolay Stoyanov (Bulgaria)

15. Filip Struski (Poland)

5. Jan Grzelinski (Poland)

5. Jan Grzelinski (Poland)

15. Filip Struski (Poland)

12. Daniel Szymkiewicz (Poland)

Andris Kehris (Latvia)

Andris Kehris (Latvia)

Toms Elvis Leimanis (Latvia)

9. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

7. Nikola Zizic (Montenegro)

11. Milos Pajovic (Montenegro)

9. Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

5. Egor Koulechov (Israel)

Armin Nisic (Montenegro)

Nikola Ivanovic (Montenegro)

Adar Ben Aliza (Israel)

Maxim Kikus (Israel)

Noam Levy (Israel)

Egor Koulechov (Israel)

Rafael Menco (Israel)

Mislav Brzoja (Croatia)

Dario Saric (Croatia)

Filip Bundovic (Croatia)

12. Nikola Majic (Serbia)

11. Nikola Jankovic (Serbia)

4. Nikola Radicevic (Serbia)

11. Nikola Jankovic (Serbia)

6. Burak Haciismail (Turkey)

10. Zafer Alp (Turkey)

Rostislav Karenin (Russia)

Georgy Egorov (Russia)

Georgy Egorov (Russia)

Pavel Sizov (Russia)

Stanislav Ilnitskiy (Russia)

David Taylor (Germany)

Riccardo Rovere (Italy)

David Taylor (Germany)

David Taylor (Germany)

Amedeo Tessitori (Italy)

4. Camillo Bianchi (Italy)