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| U20 European Championship Men |
 Division A
Nova Gorica (SLO) and Gorizia (ITA)
6 - 15 July 2007 |
Division B
Warsaw (POL)
6 - 15 July 2007 |
| UMCOR U18 European Championship Men |
Division A
Madrid Region (ESP)
3 - 12 August 2007 |
Division B
Sofia (BUL)
3 - 12 August 2007 |
Division C
Cardiff (WAL)
16 - 21 July 2007 |
| TERMOSTEPS U16 European Championship Men |
Division A
Rethimnon, Crete (GRE)
20 - 29 July 2007 |
Division B
Skopje (MKD)
20 - 29 July 2007 | |
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// 13 August 2007
| 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. | » |  |
| Spain End On Positive Note
// 12 August 2007
Spain finished fifth in the U18 European Championships after winning their final game 92-85 against last year’s champions France.
It may not be the same as winning the gold but the hosts still celebrated the victory quite emphatically with their fans after the game, despite the obvious disappointment of missing out on a medal after only losing one game all tournament. | » | |
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// 05 August 2007
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Captain Allison Vernerey and MVP Diandra Tchatchouang both collected double-doubles as France got the revenge they were looking for by beating Spain 63-60 to capture their second Termosteps U16 European Championship Women title.
The French title - which will be added to the 2001 crown - ends Spain's three-year reign as U16 champions - among them a victory over France in the 2005 final in Poland.
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| Tchatchouang Named MVP
// 05 August 2007
Diandra Tchatchouang was named Most Valuable Player of the Termosteps U16 European Championship Women after leading France to the gold medal with a 60-57 victory over Spain.
Tchatschouang collected 17 points, 15 rebounds, three assists, two steals and three blocks in the final.
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Diandra Tchatchouang was named Most Valuable Player of the Termosteps U16 European Championship Women after leading France to the gold medal with a 60-57 victory over Spain.
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// 31 July 2007
| Serbia coach Dragan Vascanin could not hide his delight after watching his side clinch their maiden U16 European Championship for Men title.
Vascanin's team dethroned Spain with a 56-55 victory in the final in Rethimnon on Sunday. | » | |
| Serbia Golden
// 29 July 2007
Serbia used a strong second-half performance to beat Spain 56-55 for a second time in the last four days to dethrone the defending champions in the final at a packed Melina Merkoyri Stadium in Rethimnon tonight.
The result means this is Serbia’s first European title at the U16 level as the independent state of Serbia. | » | |
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// 22 July 2007
| An excellent performance by Silvia Dominguez led unbeaten Spain to a 75-60 mauling of Serbia in the gold medal game at the U20 European Championship for Women.
Dominguez had a game-high 21 points, pulled down eight rebounds and dished out three assists to guide her team to their first European title at the U20 level. | » | |
| MVP Dominguez Hails Ailing Coach
// 22 July 2007
Tournament MVP Silvia Dominguez dedicated Spain's gold medal to absent coach Jordi Fernandez.
Inspired by Dominguez, the Spanish demolished Serbia 75-60 to claim their first U20 European title on Sunday in Sofia. | » | |
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| | MVP Dominguez Hails Ailing Coach | Tournament MVP Silvia Dominguez dedicated Spain's gold medal to absent coach Jordi Fernandez.
Inspired by Dominguez, the Spanish demolished Serbia 75-60 to claim their first U20 European tit...
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// 15 July 2007
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It's not the gold, but co-hosts Italy collected their first medal at the U20 European Championship Men since 1994 in beating Russia 74-63 for the bronze.
Luigi Da Tome (pictured) led the way with 26 points and Pietro Aradori added 11 points for the 1992 gold medal winners and 1994 runners-up.
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| Slovenia Comeback Beats Israel For Fifth
// 15 July 2007
Israel blew a 20-point lead over the final 16 minutes and allowed co-hosts Slovenia to claim fifth place at the U20 European Championship Men with a 90-81 victory.
Matej Krusic scored 16 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead six Slovenians in double figures with Emir Preldzic also scoring 16 points and Rok Perko chipping in 14 off the bench.
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| | Slovenia Comeback Beats Israel For Fifth | Israel blew a 20-point lead over the final 16 minutes and allowed co-hosts Slovenia to claim fifth place at the U20 European Championship Men with a 90-81 victory.
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// 08 July 2007
| Excellent performances by Jelena Milovanovic and Sonja Petrovic led Serbia to a stunning 72-48 mauling of Spain in the gold medal game at the UMCOR U18 European Championship Women in Novi Sad.
Milovanovic had a game-high 26 points as unbeaten Serbia avenged last year's defeat to the Spanish in the final.
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| Bronze Age: Russia Capture Third Place
// 08 July 2007
Russia captured a bronze medal at the UMCOR U18 European Championship Women on Sunday after coming back from a nine-point deficit at the start of the fourth quarter to win 71-65 over Poland in Novi Sad.
The Russians, whose title dreams were ended by Serbia in Saturday's semi-finals, found themselves playing catch-up with 10 minutes to go and made the crucial plays to prevail. | » | |
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| | Bronze Age: Russia Capture Third Place | Russia captured a bronze medal at the UMCOR U18 European Championship Women on Sunday after coming back from a nine-point deficit at the start of the fourth quarter to win 71-65 over Poland in Novi...
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// 18 April 2007
| Austria was the place to be over Easter for young basketball enthusiasts as the 17th Annual "Basketball Wien" was held in Vienna.
A record-breaking 5,000 players from 470 teams participated in what is the biggest youth basketball tournament in Europe. | » | |
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| U20 European Championship Women |
Division A
Sofia (BUL)
13 - 22 July 2007 |
Division B
Druskininkai (LTU)
13 - 22 July 2007 |
| UMCOR U18 European Championship Women |
Division A
Novi Sad (SRB)
29 June - 8 July 2007 |
Division B
Timisoara (ROM)
29 June - 8 July 2007 |
Division C
La Velletta (MLT)
28 Aug - 1 Sep 2007 |
| TERMOSTEPS U16 European Championship Women |
Division A
Valmiera (LAT)
27 July - 5 August 2007 |
Division B
Chieti (ITA)
27 July - 5 August 2007 | |
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