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Belarus Top Ukraine In Warm-Up Tournament

Belarus Top Ukraine In Warm-Up Tournament

01.08.2011 - EUROBASKET 2011

Belarus were crowned champions of the AeroSvit Cup in Kiev on an encouraging weekend for the three European teams involved.

Statistical Leaders

Points Per Game

Charles Davis

Charles Davis

26.0

Position: C - Height: 2.05

1.

26.0

2.

25.0

3.

20.3

4.

19.4

5.

18.0

Total Rebounds

Jonas Jerebko

Jonas Jerebko

12.3

Position: PF - Height: 2.07

1.

12.3

2.

11.8

3.

11.8

4.

11.2

5.

8.8

Assists

Zaur Pashayev

Zaur Pashayev

4.9

Position: G - Height: 1.88

1.

4.9

2.

4.8

3.

4.8

4.

4.3

5.

4.3

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18.08.2010

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17.08.2010

Roundup: Czechs Win 'Derby', Austria Need Overtime

14.08.2010

Roundup: Belarus, Romania Win At Home

11.08.2010

Roundup: Azerbaijan, Sweden Pick Up Wins

08.08.2010

Jerebko Returns And Dreams Of EuroBasket

04.08.2010

Czech Republic Win Sofia Tournament

28.07.2010

SCOREBOARD

Qualifying Round

Qualifying Round

GROUP A

GROUP B

GROUP C

GROUP A

GROUP A

GROUP B

GROUP C

1.

4/2

/

10

2.

4/2

/

10

3.

4/2

/

10

4.

0/6

/

6

Estonia ()

78 - 60

Final score

Netherlands ()

Austria ()

83 - 67

Final score

Luxembourg ()

FINAL STANDINGS

1.

2.

3.

4.

The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

9.

11.

11.

13.

13.

13.

13.

17.

17.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina

17.

17.

21.

21.

21.

21.

PHOTO GALLERY

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32. Richard Poiger (Austria)

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60 PHOTOS

32. Richard Poiger (Austria)

32. Richard Poiger (Austria)

32. Richard Poiger (Austria)

42. Thomas Klepeisz (Austria)

43. Anton Maresch (Austria)

5. Thomas Schreiner (Austria)

24. Rasid Mahalbasic (Austria)

8. Paul Chetreanu (Romania)

4. Adrian Tudor (Romania)

23. Dzmitry Paliashchuk (Belarus)

6. Ionut Dragusin (Romania)

7. Laurent Schwartz (Luxembourg)

14. Kristjan Kangur (Estonia)

14. Kristjan Kangur (Estonia)

11. Thabo Sefolosha (Switzerland)

10. David Ramseier (Switzerland)

23. Eni Cuka (Albania)

8. Paul Chetreanu (Romania)

8. Paul Chetreanu (Romania)

13. Arvin Slagter (Netherlands)

6. Jessey Voorn (Netherlands)

21. Henk Norel (Netherlands)

14. Francisco Elson (Netherlands)

14. Francisco Elson (Netherlands)

22. Greg Brunner (Switzerland)

7. Stefan Petkovic (Switzerland)

8. Cédric Mafuta (Switzerland)

21. Peter Sedmák (Slovak Republic)

13. Radoslav Rancik (Slovak Republic)

13. Radoslav Rancik (Slovak Republic)

10. Michal Carnecký (Czech Republic)

15. Robert Nuber (Slovak Republic)

14. Martin Rancik (Slovak Republic)

13. Joosep Toome (Estonia)

13. Joosep Toome (Estonia)

14. Titus Nicoara (Romania)

11. Ionut Dragusin (Romania)

9. Vlad Moldoveanu (Romania)

8. Fuad Niftaliyev (Azerbaijan)

9. Aleksandr Rindin (Azerbaijan)

12. Charles Davis (Azerbaijan)

15. Oliver Vogt (Switzerland)

22. Greg Brunner (Switzerland)

5. Steeve Louissaint (Switzerland)

6. Jessey Voorn (Netherlands)

11. Robin Smeulders (Netherlands)

4. David Jansen (Netherlands)

5. Bryan Defares (Netherlands)

5. Martin Pahlmblad (Sweden)

11. Jonas Jerebko (Sweden)

24. Rasid Mahalbasic (Austria)

7. Davor Lamesic (Austria)

13. Jason Detrick (Austria)

4. Pavel Ulyanko (Belarus)

22. Artsiom Parakhouski (Belarus)

10. Erkand Karaj (Albania)

14. Aliaksandr Kudrautsau (Belarus)

4. Anton Saks (Sweden)

8. Rudy Mbemba (Sweden)

11. Jonas Jerebko (Sweden)

12. Mikael Lindqvist (Sweden)

Albania

ALB

Austria

AUT

Azerbaijan

AZE

Belarus

BLR

Cyprus

CYP

Czech Republic

CZE

Estonia

EST

Luxembourg

LUX

Netherlands

NED

Romania

ROU

Slovak Republic

SVK

Sweden

SWE

Switzerland

SUI