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Missas Proud Despite Greek Defeat // 21 July 2010

Defending champions Greece suffered defeat in the final of the U20 European Championship Men 2010 in Croatia on Sunday, but coach Konstantinos Missas is still hailing the tournament as a fantastic success.

Greece went down 73-62 to France in the final to lose their title, but Missas was nevertheless proud of what they had done.

France Hold Off Greece To Win Title In Zadar // 18 July 2010

France were crowned champions of the U20 European Championship Men 2010 in Croatia thanks to a 73-62 victory against Greece and amidst scenes of high emotion after the final buzzer, the tears flowed freely as they immediately dedicated their gold medal success to former team-mate Jonathan Bourhis who died tragically in a car accident last year.


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MVP Albicy Headlines All Tournament Team // 18 July 2010
Andrew Albicy was crowned MVP at the U20 European Championship Men 2010 in Croatia after leading France to gold in Zadar with a typically impressive and influential performance.

The point guard took the accolade after averaging 12.3 points, 5.9 assists and 3.1 steals per game.
Croatia Heroics Not Enough As Spain Grab Bronze // 18 July 2010

A sparkling double-double of 20 points and 15 rebounds by Nikola Mirotic propelled Spain to a thrilling 86-79 win over Croatia as they secured themselves a podium finish by beating the hosts to third spot in a pulsating overtime game at the U20 European Championship Men 2010 in Zadar.

With the contest drifting listlessly towards a comfortable win for Spain who held a double-figure lead after three-quarters, Croatia finally exploded into life and launched a final quarter perimeter onslaught which almost cost Spain dearly.
A Case Of Déjà Vu: Greece Meet France In Zadar Final // 18 July 2010
In a repeat of last year's U20 European Championship Men 2010 final, Greece will once again lock horns with France as the pair battle it out to finish top of the podium. Two players who will be fundamental to their respective teams are the versatile Kostas Papanikolaou, who was crowned MVP last year, and Paul Lacombe who exploded in the semi-final against Spain to enable France to have another shot of trying to finish as champions.
Turkey, Germany Preserve Division A Status, Russia Claim Fifth // 18 July 2010
It was an eventful final day at the U20 European Championship Men 2010 in Croatia and not just because of the fight to get a podium place.

The nerves were jangling ahead of the main event in the Relegation Round as Turkey, Netherlands and Germany fought for their Division A lives.
Albicy, Lacombe On Song As France Earn Final Ticket // 17 July 2010

There was a real sense of deja vu at the U20 European Championship Men 2010 in Zadar after France claimed a terrific 86-83 win over Spain in a superbly entertaining encounter to set up a repeat of last years tournament final against Greece.

In an absorbing and compelling contest from tip to buzzer, France were impressive defensively as usual and had many important contributors offensively, though none were more influential than team leader Andrew Albicy or Paul Lacombe who emerged as the hero in the late stages.
17 July 2010 Greece Put Away Hosts, Move Into Title Game
17 July 2010 Montenegro, Russia To Contest Fifth Place
17.07.2010 Race To Avoid Drop Still On
16.07.2010 Croatia Joy As Serbia Self-Destruct
16.07.2010 Resilient Spain See Off Montenegro
16.07.2010 Early Shooting Spree Secures France Semi-Final Spot
16.07.2010 Greece Shut Out Russia In Third, Move Into Semis
FINAL STANDINGS
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France
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Greece
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Spain
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Croatia
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Russia
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Montenegro
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Serbia
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Ukraine
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Lithuania
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Italy
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Latvia
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Slovenia
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Turkey
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Germany
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Netherlands
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Czech Republic
SCOREBOARD
Final 
Greece62
France73
Classification Game for 3rd to 4th Place 
Croatia79
Spain86
Classification Game for 5th to 6th Place 
Russia70
Montenegro60
Classification Game for 7th to 8th Place 
Serbia107
Ukraine93
SCOREBOARD
Classification Round
GROUP G
Turkey72
Czech Republic62
Germany73
Netherlands57
1.Turkey4/210
2.Germany4/210
3.Netherlands3/39
4.Czech Republic1/57
LEADING SCORERS

Nikolaos Pappas

GRE

Avg: 22.1

Born : 11.07.1990

Height: 1.93

Points Per Game
nameavg.
1Pappas , N. 22.1
2Otverchenko , R. 18.8
3Gentile , A. 17.3
4Natyazhko , K. 17.2
5Mihailovic , V. 16.9
LEADING REBOUNDERS

Furkan Aldemir

TUR

Avg: 11.6

Born : 09.08.1991

Height: 2.07

Total Rebounds
nameavg.
1Aldemir , F. 11.6
2Ivlev , V. 11.4
3Natyazhko , K. 8.4
4Musli , D. 8.4
5Dubljevic , B. 7.8
ASSIST LEADERS

Andrew Albicy

FRA

Avg: 5.9

Born : 21.03.1990

Height: 1.77

Assists
nameavg.
1Albicy , A. 5.9
2Satoransky , T. 5.4
3Yildirim , I. 3.9
4Franch , J. 3.7
5Nedovic , N. 3.6
SCOREBOARD
Semi-Finals 
Greece71
Croatia56
France86
Spain83
Classification Round for 5th to 8th Place 
Ukraine61
Montenegro84
Russia92
Serbia80
Classification Game for 9th to 10th Place 
Lithuania74
Italy73
Classification Game for 11th to 12th Place 
Slovenia73
Latvia76
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