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Deja Vu, Serbia Take Gold

13.08.2007 - By Daniel Aubrey

Comeback kings Serbia are the UMCOR U18 European Champions.

Down by 16 points in the second quarter, Serbia fought back and ultimately wore down an excellent Greek side to complete a clean sweep of gold medals in youth tournaments this summer.

Statistical Leaders

Points Per Game

Kostas Koufos

Kostas Koufos

26.5

Position: C - Height: 2.13

1.

26.5

2.

23.2

3.

19.3

4.

19.1

5.

18.8

Total Rebounds

Kostas Koufos

Kostas Koufos

13.0

Position: C - Height: 2.13

1.

13.0

2.

10.4

3.

10.3

4.

9.8

5.

9.3

Assists

Marios Matalon

Marios Matalon

4.8

Position: PG - Height: 1.86

1.

4.8

2.

4.8

3.

4.5

4.

4.3

5.

4.1

HEADLINES

France And Spain Win

11.08.2007

Serbia Into Final

11.08.2007 - By Daniel Aubrey

Talent Abounds In Madrid

11.08.2007 - By Daniel Aubrey

Basketball, Family Style

10.08.2007 - By Daniel Aubrey

Lithuania Through To Semis

09.08.2007 - By Daniel Aubrey

Greece Remain Undefeated

09.08.2007 - By Daniel Aubrey

Waiting Game, Spain Better Croatia

09.08.2007 - By Daniel Aubrey

Germany Score Russian Scalp

09.08.2007 - By Daniel Aubrey

Greek Star Koufos Keeps Feet On the Ground

09.08.2007 - By Daniel Aubrey

SCOREBOARD

Final

Preliminary Round

Qualifying Round

Classification Round

Classification game for the 9th to 12th places

Classification Games for the 5th to 8th places

Semi-Finals

11th to 12th Place

9th to 10th Place

7th to 8th Place

5th to 6th Place

3rd to 4th Place

Final

Greece ()

89 - 92

Final score

Serbia ()

FINAL STANDINGS

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8.

9.

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PHOTO GALLERY

U18 European Championship Men

Picture Gallery

7. Philipp Schwethelm (Germany)

Open gallery

191 PHOTOS

7. Philipp Schwethelm (Germany)

7. Philipp Schwethelm (Germany)

FIBA Europe / Emilio Cobos

7. Philipp Schwethelm (Germany)

Milan Macvan (Serbia) and Konstantino Koufos (Greece)

Dusan Katnic (Serbia)

Dusan Katnic (Serbia)

Milan Macvan (Serbia)

Janis Strelnieks (Latvia)

Janis Strelnieks (Latvia) and Janis Kaufmanis (Latvia)

Janis Kaufmanis (Latvia)

Dairis Bertans (Latvia)

Janis Kaufmanis (Latvia)

Lauris Blaus (Latvia)

Zygimantas Janavicius (Lithuania)

Konstantinos Koufos (Greece)

Georgios Bogris (Greece)

Adas Juskevicius (Lithuania)

Konstantinos Koufos (Greece)

Marios Matalon (Greece)

Sarunas Vasiliauskas (Lithuania)

Oskars Virsis (Latvia)

Dusan Katnic (Serbia)

Stefan Stojacic (Serbia)

Dairis Bertans (Latvia)

Milan Macvan (Serbia)

Branko Lazic (Serbia)

Dairis Bertans (Latvia)

Donatas Motiejunas (Lithuania)

Vaidas Cepukaitis (Lithuania)

Vaidas Cepukaitis (Lithuania)

Adas Juskevicius (Lithuania)

Zygimantas Janavicius (Lithuania)

Zygimantas Janavicius (left) and Adas Juskevicius celebrating

Vaidas Cepukaitis (Lithuania)

Charalampos Giannopoulos (Greece)

Filip Covic (Serbia)

Marios Matalon (Greece)

Stefan Stojacic (Serbia)

Mario Delas (Croatia)

Mario Delas (Croatia)

Karlo Vragovic (Croatia)

Ricky Rubio (Spain)

Sergio De La Fuente (Spain)

Pere Tomas (Spain)

Pablo Aguilar (Spain)

Semen Shashkov (Russia)

Christian Standhardinger (Germany)

Elias Harris (Germany)

Semen Shashkov (Russia)

Viacheslav Zaytsev (Russia)

Christian Standhardinger (Germany)

Elias Harris (Germany)

Robin Benzing (Germany)

Maurice Stuckey (Germany)

Sten Sokk (Estonia)

Birkan Batuk (Turkey)

Dogus Balbay (Turkey)

Birkan Batuk (Turkey)

Siim-Sander Vene (Estonia)

Henri Polakene (Estonia)

Nikolaos Pappas (Greece)

Nikolaos Pappas (Greece)

Konstantinos Koufos (Greece)

Marios Matalon (Greece)

Filip Covic (Serbia)

Filip Covic (Serbia)

Milan Macvan (Serbia)

Filip Covic (Serbia)

Dusan Katnic (Serbia)

Stefan Stojacic (Serbia)

Ricky Rubio (Spain)

Xavier Rabaseda (Spain)

Sergio De La Fuente (Spain)

Ricky Rubio (Spain)

Ricky Rubio (Spain)

Filip Kruslin (Croatia)

Kai Barth (Germany)

Maurice Stuckey (Germany)

Maurice Stuckey (Germany)

Mario Delas (Croatia)

Karlo Vragovic (Croatia)

Aljosa Sarac (Croatia)

Crt Ristic (Slovenia)

Zygimantas Janavicius (Lithuania)

Sarunas Kulevicius (Lithuania)

Zygimantas Janavicius (Lithuania)

Anton Shoutvin (Israel)

Ron Sabag (Israel)

Bulgaria vs Israel

Aleksandar Georgiev (Bulgaria)

Raviv Pitshon (Israel)

Hen Gonshor (Israel)

Sean Mcdonough Daniel (Israel)

Andrei Bercean (Romania)

Nikola Markovic (Serbia)

Stefan Zivanovic (Serbia)

Horia Codin (Romania) STATISTICS

Nikola Markovic (Serbia)

Marijo Hajdic (Croatia)

Zygimantas Janavicius (Lithuania)

Zygimantas Janavicius (Lithuania)

Zygimantas Janavicius (Lithuania)

Sven Smajlagic (Croatia)

Filip Kruslin (Croatia)

Donatas Motiejunas (Lithuania)

Ricard Rubio (Spain)

Pablo Aguilar (Spain)

Adas Juskevicius (Lithuania)

Zygimantas Janavicius (Lithuania)

Luis Parejo (Spain)

Zygimantas Janavicius (Lithuania)

Semen Antonov (Russia)

Dejan Milasinovic (Slovenia)

Dino Muric (Slovenia)

Kai Barth (Germany)

Philipp Schwethelm (Germany)

Philipp Schwethelm (Germany)

Pablo Aguilar (Spain)

Orlando Camin (Spain)

Ricky Rubio (Spain)

Raphael Wilson (France)

Marios Matalon (Greece)

Antoine Diot (France)

Hristo Zahariev (Bulgaria)

Nikoloas Theodorakos (Greece)

Raphael Wilson (France)

Antoine Diot (France)

Konstantinos Koufos (Greece)

Raphael Wilson (France)

Edwin Jackson (France)

Konstantinos Koufos (Greece)

Christophe Leonard (France)

Antoine Diot (France)

Edwin Jackson (France)

Andrea Renzi (Italy)

Christophe Leonard (France)

Costantino Cutolo (Italy)

Stefano Gentile (Italy)

Andrea Renzi (Italy), Niccolò Martinoni (Italy) and Stefano Gentile (Italy)

Birkan Batuk (Turkey)

Eyüp Aydogan (Turkey)

Dogus Balbay (Turkey)

Anton Shoutvin (Israel)

Ezequiel Skverer (Israel)

Margus Klementsov (Estonia)

Siim-Sander Vene (Estonia)

Lauris Blaus (Latvia)

Dairis Bertans (Latvia)

Dairis Bertans (Latvia)

Mihai Urichianu (Romania)

Sergio De La Fuente (Spain)

Ricard Rubio (Spain)

Raimundo Lopez (Spain)

Sarunas Vasiliauskas (Lithuania)

Simas Buterlevicius (Lithuania)

Thomas Gajda (Germany)

Donatas Motiejunas (Lithuania)

Kai Barth (Germany)

Milan Macvan (Serbia)

Stefan Stojacic (Serbia)

Ivan Pavlov (Russia)

Dmitriy Khvostov (Russia)

Dusan Katnic (Serbia)

Dino Muric (Slovenia)

Dino Muric (Slovenia)

Marko Radic (Croatia)

Karlo Vragovic (Croatia)

Hen Gonshor (Israel)

Daniel Yosi Rom (Israel)

Konstantinos Papanikolaou (Greece)

Marios Matalan (Greece)

Marios Matalan (Greece)

Margus Klementsov (Estonia)

Christophe Leonard (France)

Luc Axel Louvés (France)

Carl Ona Embo (France)

Dimitre Marintchechki (Bulgaria)

Hristo Zahariev (Bulgaria)

Tsvetelin Ivanov (Bulgaria)

Tufan Önen (Turkey)

Can Özcan (Turkey)

Luca Tardito (Italy)

Stevan Stojkov (Italy)

Janis Strelnieks (Latvia)

Matteo Da Ros (Italy)

Janis Kaufmanis (Latvia)