U18 Europe Championship Women - Division A

MVP Salvadores Inspires Spain To Gold

MVP Salvadores Inspires Spain To Gold

10.08.2015 - U18 WOMEN

Tournament MVP Angela Salvadores took over in the third quarter to lead Spain to gold over France, while Russia dominated Italy to take bronze at the U18 European Championship Women in Celje, Slovenia.

Brilliant Spain Take Gold

09.08.2015 - U18 WOMEN

Brilliant Spain Take Gold

A wonderful second-half performance saw Spain upset France 76-60 and claim the gold medal at the U18 European Championship Women in Celje, Slovenia.

MVP Salvadores Headlines All-Star Five

09.08.2015 - U18 WOMEN

MVP Salvadores Headlines All-Star Five

Spanish guard Angela Salvadores added another medal to her trophy cabinet, taking home the MVP award from the U18 European Championship Women in Celje, Slovenia.

Statistical Leaders

Points Per Game

Ivana Dojkic

Ivana Dojkic

20.0

Position: PG - Height: 1.80

1.

20.0

2.

20.0

3.

18.8

4.

18.7

5.

16.3

Total Rebounds

Raisa Musina

Raisa Musina

12.7

Position: C - Height: 1.90

1.

12.7

2.

11.6

3.

10.8

4.

10.4

5.

10.1

Assists

Carolina Bernardeco

Carolina Bernardeco

5.1

Position: PG - Height: 1.71

1.

5.1

2.

5.1

3.

3.3

4.

3.2

5.

3.2

PHOTO GALLERY

Spain, winners of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

Spain, winners of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

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Spain, winners of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

Spain, winners of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

Silver medallists France

Bronze medallists Russia

Spain present their gold medals

Angela Salvadores, MVP of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

All-Star Five: R. Musina (RUS), F. Pan (ITA), A. Salvadores (ESP), L. Berkani (FRA), A. Chartereau (FRA)

5. Maria Cazorla (Spain)

Spain celebrate after winning the Final against France

Spain celebrate after winning the Final against France

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

4. Laia Raventos (Spain)

14. Gassa Djaldi-Tabdi (France)

12. Alexia Chartereau (France)

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

Russia celebrate after winning the bronze medal

Russia celebrate their win over Italy in the bronze medal game

9. Sevara Nuritdinova (Russia)

16. Maria Ortolani (Italy)

13. Victoria Cheren (Russia)

4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

4. Rachele Porcu (Italy)

11. Francesca Pan (Italy)

Slovenia celebrate after defeating Czech Republic in the game for 5th place

Slovenia celebrate after defeating Czech Republic in the game for 5th place

9. Annamaria Prezelj (Slovenia)

14. Aleksandra Kroselj (Slovenia)

14. Julia Reisingerová (Czech Republic)

12. Tereza Sípová (Czech Republic)

6. Alma Potocnik (Slovenia)

Belgium conclude the 2015 U18 European Championship Women with a win over Netherlands

4. Elise Ramette (Belgium)

10. Janis Ndiba (Netherlands)

4. Ilse Kuijt (Netherlands)

7. Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

6. Nora O'Sullivan (Belgium)

France celebrate their semi-final win over Russia

France celebrate their semi-final win over Russia

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

15. Olga Frolkina (Russia)

Russia head coach Evgeniya Nikonova

9. Alix Duchet (France)

8. Kristina Safonova (Russia)

9. Michaela Matusková (Czech Republic)

14. Julia Reisingerová (Czech Republic)

7. Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

6. Lucie Hosková (Czech Republic)

4. Elise Ramette (Belgium)

10. Eline Maesschalck (Belgium)

Spain celebrate their semi-final win over Italy

Spain celebrate their semi-final win over Italy

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

11. Francesca Pan (Italy)

Spain head coach Victor Lapena

18. Jasmine Keys (Italy)

Italy head coach Roberto Riccardi

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

12. Naira Caceres (Spain)

8. Althea Gwashavanhu (Slovenia)

9. Annamaria Prezelj (Slovenia)

13. Ella Bouman (Netherlands)

6. Alma Potocnik (Slovenia)

4. Ilse Kuijt (Netherlands)

Italy celebrate their quarter-final win over Czech Republic

Italy celebrate their quarter-final win over Czech Republic

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

9. Michaela Matusková (Czech Republic), 11. Francesca Pan (Italy)

9. Michaela Matusková (Czech Republic)

12. Tereza Sípová (Czech Republic)

8. Magdalena Heroschova (Czech Republic)

5. Lenka Soukalová (Czech Republic)

9. Giulia Ciavarella (Italy)

Russia celebrate their quarter-final win against Slovenia

Russia celebrate their quarter-final win against Slovenia

4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia), 4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

4. Maja Jakobcic (Slovenia), 9. Annamaria Prezelj (Slovenia), 13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia), 14. Aleksandra Kroselj (Slovenia)

9. Annamaria Prezelj (Slovenia)

Slovenia head coach Damir Grgic

10. Svetlana Gorshkova (Russia)

5. Maria Teresa Cazorla (Spain)

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

4. Laia Raventos (Spain)

10. Eline Maesschalck (Belgium)

Belgium head coach Arvid Diels

Spain head coach Victor Lapena

11. Fauve Bastiaenssen (Belgium)

4. Elise Ramette (Belgium)

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

8. Ana Tadic (France)

13. Marie Foppossi (France)

4. Hortense Limouzin (France)

6. Myrthe den Heeten (Netherlands)

4. Ilse Kuijt (Netherlands)

France head coach Jérôme Fournier

11. Laura Westerik (Netherlands)

12. Alexia Chartereau (France)

Czech Republic head coach Petr Treml

4. Hortense Limouzin (France), 5. Elise Cammas (France), 7. Chloé Mantelin (France)

14. Gassa Djaldi-Tabdi (France)

12. Naira Caceres (Spain)

Belgium celebrate after qualifying for the Quarter-Finals

Belgium celebrate after qualifying for the Quarter-Finals

10. Eline Maesschalck (Belgium)

6. Myrthe den Heeten (Netherlands)

11. Laura Westerik (Netherlands)

6. Nora O'Sullivan (Belgium)

7. Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

9. Alix Duchet (France)

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

6. Sabina Abaidullina (Russia)

9. Sevara Nuritdinova (Russia)

9. Sevara Nuritdinova (Russia), 7. Michal Sasson (Israel)

13. Noga Peleg Pelc (Israel)

14. Yuli Grossman (Israel)

7. Yulia Kozik (Russia)

5. Ela Micunovic (Slovenia)

8. Althea Gwashavanhu (Slovenia)

6. Iva Slonjsak (Croatia)

10. Ivana Dojkic (Croatia)

10. Ivana Dojkic (Croatia), 6. Alma Potocnik (Slovenia)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia)

Slovenia team presentation

Italy celebrate after reaching the Quarter-Finals

9. Giulia Ciavarella (Italy)

9. Carolina Goncalves (Portugal)

18. Jasmine Keys (Italy)

14. Maria Nunes (Portugal)

15. Catarina Mateus (Portugal)

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

15. Michaela Krejzová (Czech Republic)

4. Karolína Malecková (Czech Republic)

7. Markéta Löflerová (Czech Republic), 5. Virag Weninger (Hungary)

14. Eniko Kuttor (Hungary)

5. Virag Weninger (Hungary)

12. Tereza Sípová (Czech Republic)

Poland head coach Adam Zieminski

Lithuania head coach Egidijus Zenevicius

19. Brigita Gudelionyte (Lithuania)

14. Karolina Stawinska (Poland)

4. Katarina Zec (Serbia)

10. Darja Dikalenko (Estonia)

8. Sandra Tael (Estonia)

Serbia celebrate their first win at the U18 European Championship Women

5. Iva Belosevic (Croatia)

14. Eniko Kuttor (Hungary)

Croatia celebrate their win over Hungary

Czech Republic after their win over Belgium

6. Lucie Hosková (Czech Republic)

11. Fauve Bastiaenssen (Belgium)

5. Anja Marinkovic (Serbia)

11. Zuzanna Puc (Poland)

Portugal celebrate their win against Israel

Portugal celebrate their win against Israel

4. Maianca Umabano (Portugal)

10. Yael Galili (Israel)

8. Shira Sasson (Israel)

11. Isabel Costa (Portugal)

4. Eden Rotberg (Israel)

6. Iva Slonjsak (Croatia), 13. Anita Kelava (Croatia)

10. Ivana Dojkic (Croatia)

8. Virág Kiss (Hungary)

Spain's bench cheer on their teammates

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

11. Francesca Pan (Italy)

18. Jasmine Keys (Italy)

11. Iho Lopez (Spain)

4. Laia Raventos (Spain)

10. Elisa Policari (Italy)

10. Nina Jesensek (Slovenia)

11. Laura Westerik (Netherlands)

14. Aleksandra Kroselj (Slovenia)

8. Althea Gwashavanhu (Slovenia)

6. Myrthe den Heeten (Netherlands)

4. Karolína Malecková (Czech Republic)

14. Julia Reisingerová (Czech Republic)

9. Laure Resimont (Belgium)

7. Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

6. Francesca Dorby (France)

4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

11. Viktoriia Zavialova (Russia)

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

9. Michaela Matusková (Czech Republic)

5. Anja Marinkovic (Serbia)

28. Rasa Knyzaite (Lithuania)

10. Laurita Jurciute (Lithuania)

10. Aleksandra Katanic (Serbia)

4. Gabija Meskonyté (Lithuania)

5. Weronika Papiernik (Poland)

7. Alicja Szloser (Poland)

15. Ege-Ly Viirmaa (Estonia), 11. Zuzanna Puc (Poland)

15. Ege-Ly Viirmaa (Estonia)

8. Sandra Tael (Estonia)

11. Viktoriia Zavialova (Russia)

Russia and Italy fighting for a loose ball

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

10. Eline Maesschalck (Belgium), 12. Yelena Mense (Belgium)

5. Ine Vanderhoydonks (Belgium)

10. Ivana Dojkic (Croatia)

6. Iva Slonjsak (Croatia)

13. Anita Kelava (Croatia)

15. Serena-Lynn Geldof (Belgium)

Czech Republic celebrate their win against tournament hosts Slovenia

Czech Republic celebrate their win against tournament hosts Slovenia

10. Natálie Stoupalová (Czech Republic)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia)

14. Gassa Djaldi-Tabdi (France)

15. Olga Frolkina (Russia)

4. Rachele Porcu (Italy)

Portugal head coach Mariyana Kostourkova

12. Maria Kostourkova (Portugal)

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

12. Alexia Chartereau (France)

6. Alma Potocnik (Slovenia)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia)

4. Karolína Malecková (Czech Republic)

14. Julia Reisingerová (Czech Republic)

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

7. Clara Che (Spain)

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

14. Yuli Grossman (Israel)

12. Amit Tulman (Israel)

4. Laia Raventos (Spain)

4. Eden Rotberg (Israel)

Netherlands celebrate after their win over Hungary

5. Asa Kantebeen (Netherlands)

10. Janis Ndiba (Netherlands)

Hungary and Netherlands fight for a loose ball

24. Debora Dubei (Hungary)

5. Virag Weninger (Hungary)

11. Laura Westerik (Netherlands)

5. Deimanté Zukaité (Lithuania)

4. Gabija Meskonyté (Lithuania)

13. Annabel Aer (Estonia)

Estonia head coach Jaanus Levkoi

12. Laura Juskaite (Lithuania)

Poland celebrate their win over Serbia

4. Julia Niemojewska (Poland)

8. Natalia Gwizdala (Poland)

5. Anja Marinkovic (Serbia)

8. Snezana Bogicevic (Serbia)

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

28. Rasa Knyzaite (Lithuania)

4. Rachele Porcu (Italy)

12. Laura Juskaite (Lithuania)

10. Laurita Jurciute (Lithuania)

Spain, winners of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

Spain, winners of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

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Spain, winners of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

Spain, winners of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

Silver medallists France

Bronze medallists Russia

Spain present their gold medals

Angela Salvadores, MVP of the 2015 U18 European Championship Women

All-Star Five: R. Musina (RUS), F. Pan (ITA), A. Salvadores (ESP), L. Berkani (FRA), A. Chartereau (FRA)

5. Maria Cazorla (Spain)

Spain celebrate after winning the Final against France

Spain celebrate after winning the Final against France

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

4. Laia Raventos (Spain)

14. Gassa Djaldi-Tabdi (France)

12. Alexia Chartereau (France)

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

Russia celebrate after winning the bronze medal

Russia celebrate their win over Italy in the bronze medal game

9. Sevara Nuritdinova (Russia)

16. Maria Ortolani (Italy)

13. Victoria Cheren (Russia)

4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

4. Rachele Porcu (Italy)

11. Francesca Pan (Italy)

Slovenia celebrate after defeating Czech Republic in the game for 5th place

Slovenia celebrate after defeating Czech Republic in the game for 5th place

9. Annamaria Prezelj (Slovenia)

14. Aleksandra Kroselj (Slovenia)

14. Julia Reisingerová (Czech Republic)

12. Tereza Sípová (Czech Republic)

6. Alma Potocnik (Slovenia)

Belgium conclude the 2015 U18 European Championship Women with a win over Netherlands

4. Elise Ramette (Belgium)

10. Janis Ndiba (Netherlands)

4. Ilse Kuijt (Netherlands)

7. Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

6. Nora O'Sullivan (Belgium)

France celebrate their semi-final win over Russia

France celebrate their semi-final win over Russia

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

15. Olga Frolkina (Russia)

Russia head coach Evgeniya Nikonova

9. Alix Duchet (France)

8. Kristina Safonova (Russia)

9. Michaela Matusková (Czech Republic)

14. Julia Reisingerová (Czech Republic)

7. Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

6. Lucie Hosková (Czech Republic)

4. Elise Ramette (Belgium)

10. Eline Maesschalck (Belgium)

Spain celebrate their semi-final win over Italy

Spain celebrate their semi-final win over Italy

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

11. Francesca Pan (Italy)

Spain head coach Victor Lapena

18. Jasmine Keys (Italy)

Italy head coach Roberto Riccardi

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

12. Naira Caceres (Spain)

8. Althea Gwashavanhu (Slovenia)

9. Annamaria Prezelj (Slovenia)

13. Ella Bouman (Netherlands)

6. Alma Potocnik (Slovenia)

4. Ilse Kuijt (Netherlands)

Italy celebrate their quarter-final win over Czech Republic

Italy celebrate their quarter-final win over Czech Republic

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

9. Michaela Matusková (Czech Republic), 11. Francesca Pan (Italy)

9. Michaela Matusková (Czech Republic)

12. Tereza Sípová (Czech Republic)

8. Magdalena Heroschova (Czech Republic)

5. Lenka Soukalová (Czech Republic)

9. Giulia Ciavarella (Italy)

Russia celebrate their quarter-final win against Slovenia

Russia celebrate their quarter-final win against Slovenia

4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia), 4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

4. Maja Jakobcic (Slovenia), 9. Annamaria Prezelj (Slovenia), 13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia), 14. Aleksandra Kroselj (Slovenia)

9. Annamaria Prezelj (Slovenia)

Slovenia head coach Damir Grgic

10. Svetlana Gorshkova (Russia)

5. Maria Teresa Cazorla (Spain)

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

4. Laia Raventos (Spain)

10. Eline Maesschalck (Belgium)

Belgium head coach Arvid Diels

Spain head coach Victor Lapena

11. Fauve Bastiaenssen (Belgium)

4. Elise Ramette (Belgium)

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

8. Ana Tadic (France)

13. Marie Foppossi (France)

4. Hortense Limouzin (France)

6. Myrthe den Heeten (Netherlands)

4. Ilse Kuijt (Netherlands)

France head coach Jérôme Fournier

11. Laura Westerik (Netherlands)

12. Alexia Chartereau (France)

Czech Republic head coach Petr Treml

4. Hortense Limouzin (France), 5. Elise Cammas (France), 7. Chloé Mantelin (France)

14. Gassa Djaldi-Tabdi (France)

12. Naira Caceres (Spain)

Belgium celebrate after qualifying for the Quarter-Finals

Belgium celebrate after qualifying for the Quarter-Finals

10. Eline Maesschalck (Belgium)

6. Myrthe den Heeten (Netherlands)

11. Laura Westerik (Netherlands)

6. Nora O'Sullivan (Belgium)

7. Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

9. Alix Duchet (France)

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

6. Sabina Abaidullina (Russia)

9. Sevara Nuritdinova (Russia)

9. Sevara Nuritdinova (Russia), 7. Michal Sasson (Israel)

13. Noga Peleg Pelc (Israel)

14. Yuli Grossman (Israel)

7. Yulia Kozik (Russia)

5. Ela Micunovic (Slovenia)

8. Althea Gwashavanhu (Slovenia)

6. Iva Slonjsak (Croatia)

10. Ivana Dojkic (Croatia)

10. Ivana Dojkic (Croatia), 6. Alma Potocnik (Slovenia)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia)

Slovenia team presentation

Italy celebrate after reaching the Quarter-Finals

9. Giulia Ciavarella (Italy)

9. Carolina Goncalves (Portugal)

18. Jasmine Keys (Italy)

14. Maria Nunes (Portugal)

15. Catarina Mateus (Portugal)

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

15. Michaela Krejzová (Czech Republic)

4. Karolína Malecková (Czech Republic)

7. Markéta Löflerová (Czech Republic), 5. Virag Weninger (Hungary)

14. Eniko Kuttor (Hungary)

5. Virag Weninger (Hungary)

12. Tereza Sípová (Czech Republic)

Poland head coach Adam Zieminski

Lithuania head coach Egidijus Zenevicius

19. Brigita Gudelionyte (Lithuania)

14. Karolina Stawinska (Poland)

4. Katarina Zec (Serbia)

10. Darja Dikalenko (Estonia)

8. Sandra Tael (Estonia)

Serbia celebrate their first win at the U18 European Championship Women

5. Iva Belosevic (Croatia)

14. Eniko Kuttor (Hungary)

Croatia celebrate their win over Hungary

Czech Republic after their win over Belgium

6. Lucie Hosková (Czech Republic)

11. Fauve Bastiaenssen (Belgium)

5. Anja Marinkovic (Serbia)

11. Zuzanna Puc (Poland)

Portugal celebrate their win against Israel

Portugal celebrate their win against Israel

4. Maianca Umabano (Portugal)

10. Yael Galili (Israel)

8. Shira Sasson (Israel)

11. Isabel Costa (Portugal)

4. Eden Rotberg (Israel)

6. Iva Slonjsak (Croatia), 13. Anita Kelava (Croatia)

10. Ivana Dojkic (Croatia)

8. Virág Kiss (Hungary)

Spain's bench cheer on their teammates

8. Angela Salvadores (Spain)

11. Francesca Pan (Italy)

18. Jasmine Keys (Italy)

11. Iho Lopez (Spain)

4. Laia Raventos (Spain)

10. Elisa Policari (Italy)

10. Nina Jesensek (Slovenia)

11. Laura Westerik (Netherlands)

14. Aleksandra Kroselj (Slovenia)

8. Althea Gwashavanhu (Slovenia)

6. Myrthe den Heeten (Netherlands)

4. Karolína Malecková (Czech Republic)

14. Julia Reisingerová (Czech Republic)

9. Laure Resimont (Belgium)

7. Sofia Ouahabi (Belgium)

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

6. Francesca Dorby (France)

4. Raisa Musina (Russia)

11. Viktoriia Zavialova (Russia)

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

9. Michaela Matusková (Czech Republic)

5. Anja Marinkovic (Serbia)

28. Rasa Knyzaite (Lithuania)

10. Laurita Jurciute (Lithuania)

10. Aleksandra Katanic (Serbia)

4. Gabija Meskonyté (Lithuania)

5. Weronika Papiernik (Poland)

7. Alicja Szloser (Poland)

15. Ege-Ly Viirmaa (Estonia), 11. Zuzanna Puc (Poland)

15. Ege-Ly Viirmaa (Estonia)

8. Sandra Tael (Estonia)

11. Viktoriia Zavialova (Russia)

Russia and Italy fighting for a loose ball

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

10. Eline Maesschalck (Belgium), 12. Yelena Mense (Belgium)

5. Ine Vanderhoydonks (Belgium)

10. Ivana Dojkic (Croatia)

6. Iva Slonjsak (Croatia)

13. Anita Kelava (Croatia)

15. Serena-Lynn Geldof (Belgium)

Czech Republic celebrate their win against tournament hosts Slovenia

Czech Republic celebrate their win against tournament hosts Slovenia

10. Natálie Stoupalová (Czech Republic)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia)

14. Gassa Djaldi-Tabdi (France)

15. Olga Frolkina (Russia)

4. Rachele Porcu (Italy)

Portugal head coach Mariyana Kostourkova

12. Maria Kostourkova (Portugal)

10. Lisa Berkani (France)

12. Alexia Chartereau (France)

6. Alma Potocnik (Slovenia)

13. Larisa Ocvirk (Slovenia)

4. Karolína Malecková (Czech Republic)

14. Julia Reisingerová (Czech Republic)

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

7. Clara Che (Spain)

10. Maria Conde (Spain)

14. Yuli Grossman (Israel)

12. Amit Tulman (Israel)

4. Laia Raventos (Spain)

4. Eden Rotberg (Israel)

Netherlands celebrate after their win over Hungary

5. Asa Kantebeen (Netherlands)

10. Janis Ndiba (Netherlands)

Hungary and Netherlands fight for a loose ball

24. Debora Dubei (Hungary)

5. Virag Weninger (Hungary)

11. Laura Westerik (Netherlands)

5. Deimanté Zukaité (Lithuania)

4. Gabija Meskonyté (Lithuania)

13. Annabel Aer (Estonia)

Estonia head coach Jaanus Levkoi

12. Laura Juskaite (Lithuania)

Poland celebrate their win over Serbia

4. Julia Niemojewska (Poland)

8. Natalia Gwizdala (Poland)

5. Anja Marinkovic (Serbia)

8. Snezana Bogicevic (Serbia)

5. Mariella Santucci (Italy)

28. Rasa Knyzaite (Lithuania)

4. Rachele Porcu (Italy)

12. Laura Juskaite (Lithuania)

10. Laurita Jurciute (Lithuania)

Rampant Russia Rout Italy To Take Bronze

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Croatia Cruise To Seal 9th Place

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Hungary Survive To Send Poland Down

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Hosts Slovenia Finish On A High To Take 5th

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Bronze Medal Game Preview

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Belgium Beat Netherlands To Claim 7th

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Serbia Dominate Israel To Finish 11th

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Portugal Take Consolation Victory

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SCOREBOARD

Final

Classification Game for 15th to 16th Place

Classification Game for 13th to 14th Place

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

France

60 - 76

Final score

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