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All Tournament Team Best Plays

All Tournament Team Best Plays

28.08.2012 - U20 WOMEN

Watch some of the best plays by the U20 European Championship Women All Tournament Team: Olcay Cakir, Mariona Ortiz, Alina Iagupova, Queralt Casas and MVP Ksenia Tikhonenko.

Statistical Leaders

Points Per Game

Alina Iagupova

Alina Iagupova

27.6

Position: GF - Height: 1.86

1.

27.6

2.

17.2

3.

16.2

4.

15.6

5.

14.8

Total Rebounds

Ksenia Tikhonenko

Ksenia Tikhonenko

11.0

Position: PF - Height: 1.93

1.

11.0

2.

M. Grigalauskyte

10.6

3.

10.1

4.

9.3

5.

9.1

Assists

Alina Iagupova

Alina Iagupova

5.3

Position: GF - Height: 1.86

1.

5.3

2.

O. Cakir Turgut

3.7

3.

3.7

4.

3.3

5.

3.0

HEADLINES

Final Highlights: Russia v Spain

26.08.2012 - U20 WOMEN

Bronze Highlights: Netherlands v Turkey

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Turkey Celebrate Historic Medal Success

26.08.2012 - U20 WOMEN

5th Place Highlights: Sweden v France

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France Finish Fifth, Sweden Take Sixth

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Relegation Round: Day Six Roundup

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Ukraine Beat The Neighbours To Seventh

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Final Preview: Russia v Spain

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3rd Place Preview: Netherlands v Turkey

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SCOREBOARD

Final

First Round

Second Round

Classification Round for 13th to 16th Place

Quarter-Finals

Classification Games for 9th to 12th Place

Classification Games 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

Russia ()

46 - 59

Final score

Spain ()

FINAL STANDINGS

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6.

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10.

11.

12.

Slovak Republic

Slovak Republic

13.

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PHOTO GALLERY

U20 European Championship Women

Picture Gallery

10. Cansu Köksal (Turkey)

Open gallery

220 PHOTOS

10. Cansu Köksal (Turkey)

10. Cansu Köksal (Turkey)

FIBA Europe / Viktor Rébay

10. Cansu Köksal (Turkey)

Spain defend their title at the U20 European Championship Women

9. Queralt Casas (Spain)

4. Marina Delgado (Spain), 15. Marta Claret (Spain)

All medallists of the U20 European Championship Women 2012

Russia clinch the silver medal at the U20 European Championship Women 2012

Turkey clinch a historic bronze medal at the U20 European Championship Women 2012

Ines Pinto and Daniela Domingues accept the Fair Play Award for Portugal

12. Ksenia Tikhonenko (Russia)

2012 All Tournament Team: Alina Iagupova (Ukraine), Mariona Ortiz (Spain), Queralt Casas (Spain), Olcay Cakir (TUR), Ksenia Tikhonenko (RUS)

Spain celebrate their Final victory against Russia

14. Laura Gil (Spain)

5. Ekaterina Fedorenkova (Russia)

12. Ksenia Tikhonenko (Russia)

9. Queralt Casas (Spain)

Turkey clinch a historic bronze medal at the U20 European Championship Women 2012

7. Özge Kavurmacioglu (Turkey)

15. Richelle van der Keijl (Netherlands)

4. Olcay Cakir (Turkey)

10. Marlou de Kleijn (Netherlands)

Turkey win the bronze medal, their first ever medal at a women's youth competition

15. Ayse Cora (Turkey)

7. Alice Nayo (France)

8. Ellen Nyström (Sweden)

Sweden showed great team spirit throughout the tournament

France clinch fifth place at the U20 European Championship Women 2012

11. Adja Konteh (France)

12. Oleksandra Chek (Ukraine)

6. Olga Krayevska (Ukraine)

Belarus head coach Aliaksandr Shymkaviak

10. Alena Holubeva (Belarus)

Spain after their Semi-Final victory over Turkey

Spain celebrate their victory over Turkey

9. Queralt Casas (Spain)

14. Laura Gil (Spain)

12. Emel Güler (Turkey)

8. Pelin Bilgic (Turkey)

8. Mariona Ortiz (Spain)

7. Özge Kavurmacioglu (Turkey)

Netherlands head coach Rene Spandauw

8. Mariona Ortiz (Spain), 10. Elena Diaz (Spain)

9. Queralt Casas (Spain)

15. Ayse Cora (Turkey)

Russia celebrate their Semi-Final victory

The Russian players await the final whistle of the Semi-Final against the Netherlands

9. Zera Butter (Netherlands)

15. Alexandra Stolyar (Russia)

10. Marlou de Kleijn (Netherlands)

15. Richelle van der Keijl (Netherlands)

14. Yulia Poluyanova (Russia)

10. Darya Namok (Russia)

8. Jamailah Adams (Netherlands)

12. Ksenia Tikhonenko (Russia)

13. Ksenija Voishal (Belarus)

4. Romane Bernies (France)

12. Jodie Cornelie (France)

9. Maryia Papova (Belarus)

15. Marie Mbuyamba (France)

10. Binta Drammeh (Sweden)

14. Lyudmyla Naumenko (Ukraine)

15. Amanda Zahui (Sweden), 13. Anna Kiriyenko (Ukraine)

9. Alina Iagupova (Ukraine)

13. Farhiya Abdi (Sweden)

7. Özge Kavurmacioglu (Turkey)

13. Merve Aydin (Turkey)

Turkey celebrate their Quarter-Final victory

The Netherlands celebrate their Quarter-Final victory

8. Jamailah Adams (Netherlands)

15. Richelle van der Keijl (Netherlands)

13. Anna Kiriyenko (Ukraine)

14. Gizem Basaran (Turkey)

5. Aliaksandra Musatava (Belarus)

9. Galina Kiseleva (Russia)

15. Alexandra Stolyar (Russia)

11. Josefin Vesterberg (Sweden)

8. Anastasia Pasynkova (Russia)

5. Ekaterina Fedorenkova (Russia)

8. Ellen Nyström (Sweden)

10. Binta Drammeh (Sweden)

Spain celebrate their Quarter-Final victory over France

4. Romane Bernies (France)

14. Laura Gil (Spain)

10. Sara Chevaugeon (France)

15. Marie Mbuyamba (France)

7. Inmaculada Zanoguera (Spain)

5. Agathe Degorces (France)

6. Eline Kasius (Netherlands), 11. Jill Bettonvil (Netherlands), 15. Richelle van der Keijl (Netherlands)

Marlou de Kleijn (Netherlands)

Spain celebrate their Quarter-Final victory over France

8. Mariona Ortiz (Spain), 9. Queralt Casas (Spain)

Turkey celebrate their sixth consecutive victory

13. Svetlana Efimova (Russia)

15. Ayse Cora (Turkey)

9. Zera Butter (Netherlands)

7. Özge Kavurmacioglu (Turkey)

8. Pelin Bilgic (Turkey)

8. Anastasia Pasynkova (Russia)

5. Ekaterina Fedorenkova (Russia)

5. Ramona Cossengue (Poland)

5. Andrea Vilaró (Spain)

14. Laura Gil (Spain)

4. Angelika Kowalska (Poland)

10. Elena Diaz (Spain)

11. Claudia Calvelo (Spain)

4. Snezana Colic (Serbia)

12. Oleksandra Chek (Ukraine)

10. Aleksandra Stanacev (Serbia)

14. Lyudmyla Naumenko (Ukraine)

9. Alina Iagupova (Ukraine)

Sweden celebrate their victory over Lithuania

11. Laura Svaryte (Lithuania)

11. Josefin Vesterberg (Sweden)

10. Binta Drammeh (Sweden)

9. Neringa Skadaite (Lithuania)

7. Santa Okockyte (Lithuania)

9. Elin Gustavsson (Sweden)

11. Josefin Vesterberg (Sweden)

5. Xeniya Afanasyeva (Ukraine), 5. Olga Krayevska (Ukraine), 9. Alina Iagupova (Ukraine), 13. Anna Kiriyenko (Ukraine), 14. Lyudmyla Naumenko (Ukraine)

Ukraine celebrate their victory over Russia

5. Ekaterina Fedorenkova (Russia)

10. Darya Namok (Russia)

4. Nataliya Pokrovenko (Ukraine)

8. Anastasia Pasynkova (Russia)

15. Miriam Uro-Nile (Ukraine)

9. Alina Iagupova (Ukraine)

10. Aleksandra Stanacev (Serbia)

10. Sara Chevaugeon (France)

8. Margaux Galliou (France)

14. Ivana Brajkovic (Serbia)

15. Marie Mbuyamba (France)

Serbia head coach Radenko Varagic

9. Natasa Kovacevic (Serbia)

Belarus after their victory over Poland

8. Maryia Filonchyk (Belarus)

5. Ramona Cossengue (Poland)

9. Maryia Papova (Belarus)

13. Ksenija Voishal (Belarus)

11. Gabriela Nagyová (Slovak Republic)

4. Petra Bartánusová (Slovak Republic)

15. Ayse Cora (Turkey)

Turkey after their victory over the Slovak Republic

14. Christelle Diallo (France)

4. Romane Bernies (France)

14. Gizem Basaran (Turkey)

4. Olcay Cakir (Turkey)

Poland celebrate their comeback victory over Lithuania

12. Martyna Stelmach (Poland)

11. Aldona Morawiec (Poland)

Poland head coach Iwona Jablonska

12. Martyna Stelmach (Poland)

9. Neringa Skadaite (Lithuania)

7. Santa Okockyte (Lithuania)

6. Claire Stievenard (France)

10. Paulina Kuras (Poland)

10. Monika Grigalauskyte (Lithuania)

7. Magdalena Zietara (Poland)

11. Laura Svaryte (Lithuania)

4. Marina Delgado (Spain)

15. Richelle van der Keijl (Netherlands), 14. Laura Gil (Spain)

7. Inmaculada Zanoguera (Spain)

9. Queralt Casas (Spain)

13. Petronella Kraaijenoord (Netherlands)

10. Marlou de Kleijn (Netherlands)

Time-out Netherlands

14. Laura Gil (Spain)

15. Marta Claret (Spain)

10. Elena Diaz (Spain)

9. Marta Páleníková (Slovak Republic)

4. Petra Bartánusová (Slovak Republic)

12. Oleksandra Chek (Ukraine)

9. Alina Iagupova (Ukraine)

6. Sofie Persson (Sweden)

13. Farhiya Abdi (Sweden)

Sweden head coach Frederik Joulamo

12. Maryia Rashchenia (Belarus)

8. Maryia Filonchyk (Belarus)

15. Amanda Zahui (Sweden)

5. Aliaksandra Musatava (Belarus)

9. Maryia Papova (Belarus)

8. Ellen Nyström (Sweden)

7. Barbora Bálintová (Slovak Republic)

9. Marta Páleníková (Slovak Republic)

12. Ksenia Tikhonenko (Russia), 11. Milica Toskovic (Serbia)

5. Ekaterina Fedorenkova (Russia)

12. Ksenia Tikhonenko (Russia)

Russia head coach Dmitry Donskov

7. Jovana Jaksic (Serbia)

5. Tijana Dijan (Serbia)

15. Alexandra Stolyar (Russia)

8. Zofia Hruscáková (Slovak Republic)

13. Cheridene Green (Great Britain)

5. Ramona Cossengue (Poland)

Darya Namok (Russia)

Snezana Colic (Serbia)

Ivana Brajkovic (Serbia)

6. Claire Stievenard (France)

Turkey stay undefeated three games into the tournament

11. Adja Konteh (France)

15. Ayse Cora (Turkey)

Turkey head coach Aziz Akkaya

7. Özge Kavurmacioglu (Turkey)

4. Olcay Cakir (Turkey)

France head coach Gregory Halin

6. Aysegül Günay (Turkey)

4. Nataliya Pokrovenko (Ukraine)

Ukraine head coach Larysa Yeshchenko

9. Ines Faustino (Portugal)

11. Jessica Almeida (Portugal)

9. Ines Faustino (Portugal)

Time-out Portugal

The Slovak Republic celebrate their victory over Great Britain

Slovak Republich head coach Maros Kovacik

Great Britain head coach Frans Griffioen

7. Renee Busch (Great Britain)

The Slovak players are warming up for the game against Great Britain

6. Martina Letková (Slovak Republic)