U18 Euro Championship A Tournament Details and Bracket

1996 U18 Euro Championship A Tournament Details

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1996 U18 Euro Championship A Information

Tournament Dates:	Jul 7 - Jul 14, 1996
Gold Medal:	Croatia
Silver Medal:	France
Bronze Medal:	Yugoslavia
Location:	N/A
Attendance:	N/A
Officials:	N/A

1996 U18 Euro Championship A Bracket

Pool Games - Group A

France	88
Romania	65

Romania	71
Greece	96

Greece	57
France	58

Greece	98
Lithuania	75

France	59
Croatia	66

Germany	75
Lithuania	78

Croatia	78
Germany	69

Greece	63
Germany	70

Romania	71
Croatia	85

Lithuania	51
France	67

Lithuania	93
Romania	65

France	72
Germany	60

Croatia	86
Greece	72

Croatia	97
Lithuania	68

Germany	81
Romania	60

Pool Games - Group B

Italy	78
Russia	57

Belgium	63
Italy	62

Italy	75
Spain	73

Spain	97
Belgium	90

Spain	84
Yugoslavia	80

Turkey	70
Russia	67

Yugoslavia	67
Turkey	55

Russia	69
Belgium	73

Belgium	67
Yugoslavia	62

Russia	84
Spain	81

Italy	52
Turkey	63

Spain	59
Turkey	69

Yugoslavia	77
Italy	62

Yugoslavia	91
Russia	77

Turkey	79
Belgium	82

Championship Bracket

France	70
Belgium	45

Croatia	72
Yugoslavia	63

Championship Game

France	51
Croatia	64

Third Place Game

Belgium	60
Yugoslavia	77

Fifth Place Bracket

Turkey	80
Germany	75

Greece	67
Italy	69

Fifth Place Game

Italy	55
Turkey	63

Seventh Place Game

Greece	91
Germany	59

Ninth Place Bracket

Spain	67
Romania	56

Lithuania	60
Russia	78

Ninth Place Game

Russia	56
Spain	79

Eleventh Place Game

Lithuania	70
Romania	92

1996 U18 Euro Championship A Participants

Team	Tournament Wins	Tournament Losses	Tournament Win %	Result
Croatia	7	0	100.00%	Gold
France	5	2	71.43%	Silver
Yugoslavia	4	3	57.14%	Bronze
Belgium	4	3	57.14%	4th
Turkey	5	2	71.43%	5th
Italy	3	4	42.86%	6th
Greece	3	4	42.86%	7th
Germany	2	5	28.57%	8th
Spain	4	3	57.14%	9th
Russia	2	5	28.57%	10th
Romania	1	6	14.29%	11th
Lithuania	2	5	28.57%	12th

1996 U18 Euro Championship A Schedule

Date	Away Team	Home Team	Result	Venue	Home Leaders	Away Leaders
Jul 7, 1996	Yugoslavia	Spain	80-84	N/A	PTS: 18. Hector Garcia REB: 7. Hector Garcia AST: 5. David Gil	PTS: 25. Igor Rakocevic REB: 7. Vladimir Vidacic AST: 7. Jovan Zdravkovic
Jul 7, 1996	Romania	Lithuania	65-93	N/A	PTS: 26. Vidas Ginevicius REB: 11. Mindaugas Adamonis AST: 5. Andrius Matuzevicius	PTS: 14. Bogdan Popescu REB: 11. Nicolae Toader AST: 6. George Helcioiu
Jul 7, 1996	Turkey	Italy	63-52	N/A	PTS: 12. Matteo Malaventura REB: 6. Roberto Cazzaniga AST: 2. Andrea Michelori	PTS: 12. Arda Vekiloglu REB: 6. Hedo Turkoglu AST: 4. Serkan Erdogan
Jul 7, 1996	Germany	Greece	70-63	N/A	PTS: 16. Matthaios Sofogiannis REB: 6. Ioannis Kritikos AST: 4. Dimitrios Karaplis	PTS: 23. Dirk Nowitzki REB: 9. Robert Maras AST: 2. Dirk Nowitzki
Jul 7, 1996	Belgium	Russia	73-69	N/A	PTS: 21. Alexei Chitikov REB: 13. Alexander Bashminov AST: 4. Kirill Larionov	PTS: 17. Thomas Van Den Spiegel REB: 9. Thomas Van Den Spiegel AST: 4. Dimitri Lauwers
Jul 7, 1996	Croatia	France	66-59	N/A	PTS: 24. Jerome Moiso REB: 13. Jerome Moiso AST: 2. Florent Eleleara	PTS: 33. Josip Sesar REB: 8. Hrvoje Perincic AST: 4. Vladimir Anzulovic
Jul 8, 1996	Germany	France	60-72	N/A	PTS: 19. Joseph Gomis REB: 6. Mehdi Jamel Hafsi AST: 3. Jerome Moiso	PTS: 16. Dirk Nowitzki REB: 8. Dirk Nowitzki AST: 3. Mithat Demirel
Jul 8, 1996	Turkey	Spain	69-59	N/A	PTS: 16. Antxon Iturbe REB: 7. Antxon Iturbe AST: 2. Roman Montanez	PTS: 27. Omer Onan REB: 7. Onur Aydin AST: 4. Serkan Erdogan
Jul 8, 1996	Greece	Romania	96-71	N/A	PTS: 20. Bogdan Popescu REB: 10. Bogdan Popescu AST: 3. George Helcioiu	PTS: 26. Dimitrios Karaplis REB: 5. Ioannis Kakiouzis AST: 8. Dimitrios Karaplis
Jul 8, 1996	Italy	Belgium	62-63	N/A	PTS: 15. Thomas Van Den Spiegel REB: 10. Thomas Van Den Spiegel AST: 3. Dimitri Lauwers	PTS: 16. Matteo Malaventura REB: 4. Ivan Gatto AST: 3. Ivan Gatto
Jul 8, 1996	Lithuania	Croatia	68-97	N/A	PTS: 23. Josip Sesar REB: 6. Nikola Vujcic AST: 5. Josip Sesar	PTS: 20. Darius Songaila REB: 5. Darius Songaila AST: 4. Darius Songaila
Jul 8, 1996	Russia	Yugoslavia	77-91	N/A	PTS: 35. Igor Rakocevic REB: 6. Ratko Varda AST: 6. Jovan Zdravkovic	PTS: 22. Alexei Chitikov REB: 11. Alexander Bashminov AST: 6. Kirill Larionov
Jul 9, 1996	France	Greece	58-57	N/A	PTS: 19. Georgios Pavlidis REB: 8. Georgios Pavlidis AST: 3. Ioannis Kakiouzis	PTS: 17. Jerome Moiso REB: 9. Jerome Moiso AST: 5. Aymeric Jeanneau
Jul 9, 1996	Spain	Italy	73-75	N/A	PTS: 15. Andrea Michelori REB: 4. Andrea Michelori AST: 3. Stefano Agostini	PTS: 15. David Gil REB: 5. Pedro Fernandez AST: 5. David Gil
Jul 9, 1996	Croatia	Romania	85-71	N/A	PTS: 16. Nicolae Toader REB: 9. Bogdan Popescu AST: 3. George Helcioiu	PTS: 19. Josip Sesar REB: 5. Hrvoje Henjak AST: 7. Josip Sesar
Jul 9, 1996	Yugoslavia	Belgium	62-67	N/A	PTS: 22. Roel Moors REB: 6. Tim Eynde AST: 3. Dimitri Lauwers	PTS: 24. Vladimir Vidacic REB: 11. Vladimir Vidacic AST: 6. Igor Rakocevic
Jul 9, 1996	Lithuania	Germany	78-75	N/A	PTS: 26. Robert Maras REB: 13. Robert Maras AST: 2. Dirk Nowitzki	PTS: 25. Vidas Ginevicius REB: 7. Mindaugas Burneika AST: 7. Vidas Ginevicius
Jul 9, 1996	Russia	Turkey	67-70	N/A	PTS: 19. Hedo Turkoglu REB: 7. Huseyin Demiral AST: 5. Serkan Erdogan	PTS: 16. Alexei Chitikov REB: 9. Alexei Chitikov AST: 5. Oleg Kiselev
Jul 10, 1996	France	Lithuania	67-51	N/A	PTS: 13. Vidas Ginevicius REB: 5. Darius Songaila AST: 2. Vidas Ginevicius	PTS: 16. Florent Eleleara REB: 14. Jerome Moiso AST: 4. Julien Sormonte
Jul 10, 1996	Spain	Russia	81-84	N/A	PTS: 22. Alexei Chitikov REB: 6. Sergey Krasnikov AST: 8. Kirill Larionov	PTS: 22. Hector Garcia REB: 11. Antxon Iturbe AST: 4. Jose Marcos
Jul 10, 1996	Romania	Germany	60-81	N/A	PTS: 18. Dirk Nowitzki REB: 12. Robert Maras AST: 5. Dirk Nowitzki	PTS: 17. Nicolae Toader REB: 11. Bogdan Popescu AST: 3. Bogdan Popescu
Jul 10, 1996	Belgium	Turkey	82-79	N/A	PTS: 22. Omer Onan REB: 7. Hedo Turkoglu AST: 7. Hedo Turkoglu	PTS: 23. Thomas Van Den Spiegel REB: 7. Thomas Van Den Spiegel AST: 3. Roel Moors
Jul 10, 1996	Greece	Croatia	72-86	N/A	PTS: 17. Josip Sesar REB: 7. Hrvoje Henjak AST: 10. Vladimir Anzulovic	PTS: 16. Georgios Pavlidis REB: 7. Georgios Pavlidis AST: 5. Nikos Argyropoylos
Jul 10, 1996	Italy	Yugoslavia	62-77	N/A	PTS: 27. Igor Rakocevic REB: 17. Vladimir Vidacic AST: 4. Igor Rakocevic	PTS: 20. Christian DiGiuliomaria REB: 12. Christian DiGiuliomaria AST: 2. Paolo Berdini
Jul 11, 1996	Romania	France	65-88	N/A	PTS: 26. Jerome Moiso REB: 6. Mathias Schuebler AST: 6. Aymeric Jeanneau	PTS: 19. Nicolae Toader REB: 11. Nicolae Toader AST: 6. Nicolae Toader
Jul 11, 1996	Russia	Italy	57-78	N/A	PTS: 33. Christian DiGiuliomaria REB: 16. Christian DiGiuliomaria AST: 4. Daniele Parente	PTS: 17. Alexei Chitikov REB: 10. Alexei Chitikov AST: 6. Oleg Kiselev
Jul 11, 1996	Germany	Croatia	69-78	N/A	PTS: 26. Josip Sesar REB: 7. Hrvoje Henjak AST: 11. Vladimir Anzulovic	PTS: 24. Dirk Nowitzki REB: 13. Dirk Nowitzki AST: 2. Dirk Nowitzki
Jul 11, 1996	Turkey	Yugoslavia	55-67	N/A	PTS: 30. Vladimir Vidacic REB: 12. Vladimir Vidacic AST: 5. Sinisa Kovacevic	PTS: 17. Serkan Erdogan REB: 8. Hedo Turkoglu AST: 3. Mustafa Abi
Jul 11, 1996	Lithuania	Greece	75-98	N/A	PTS: 25. Dimitrios Karaplis REB: 7. Georgios Pavlidis AST: 12. Nikos Argyropoylos	PTS: 12. Modestas Vaitiekus REB: 4. Mindaugas Adamonis AST: 4. Vidas Ginevicius
Jul 11, 1996	Belgium	Spain	90-97	N/A	PTS: 18. Hector Garcia REB: 8. Hector Garcia AST: 4. Antxon Iturbe	PTS: 25. Joeri Bourdeaux REB: 8. Anthony Denoyel AST: 4. Frederic Lahaye
Jul 13, 1996	Belgium	France	45-70	N/A	PTS: 22. Jerome Moiso REB: 8. Jerome Moiso AST: 5. Cedric Bertorelle	PTS: 17. Thomas Van Den Spiegel REB: 6. Thomas Van Den Spiegel AST: 2. Tim Eynde
Jul 13, 1996	Russia	Lithuania	78-60	N/A	PTS: 13. Mindaugas Adamonis REB: 6. Mindaugas Burneika AST: 4. Mantas Ignatavicius	PTS: 20. Alexei Chitikov REB: 10. Alexei Chitikov AST: 5. Andrew Endropov
Jul 13, 1996	Yugoslavia	Croatia	63-72	N/A	PTS: 20. Josip Sesar REB: 9. Andrej Stimac AST: 5. Josip Sesar	PTS: 33. Igor Rakocevic REB: 12. Vladimir Vidacic AST: 3. Nebojas Sarenac
Jul 13, 1996	Germany	Turkey	75-80	N/A	PTS: 25. Serkan Erdogan REB: 5. Baris Gormez AST: 5. Kerem Tunceri	PTS: 27. Robert Maras REB: 13. Robert Maras AST: 3. Mithat Demirel
Jul 13, 1996	Italy	Greece	69-67	N/A	PTS: 17. Ioannis Kakiouzis REB: 5. Dimitrios Karatzios AST: 3. Nikos Argyropoylos	PTS: 13. Andrea Michelori REB: 4. Andrea Michelori AST: 3. Andrea Cattani
Jul 13, 1996	Romania	Spain	56-67	N/A	PTS: 20. Roberto Nunez REB: 10. Hector Garcia AST: 5. Jose Marcos	PTS: 20. Bogdan Popescu REB: 8. Nicolae Toader AST: 3. Bogdan Betea
Jul 14, 1996	Yugoslavia	Belgium	77-60	N/A	PTS: 11. Dimitri Lauwers REB: 8. Kris Cuppens AST: 5. Roel Moors	PTS: 28. Igor Rakocevic REB: 17. Vladimir Vidacic AST: 3. Jovan Zdravkovic
Jul 14, 1996	Turkey	Italy	63-55	N/A	PTS: 14. Christian DiGiuliomaria REB: 10. Christian DiGiuliomaria AST: 3. Andrea Michelori	PTS: 23. Omer Onan REB: 6. Baris Gormez AST: 5. Kerem Tunceri
Jul 14, 1996	Germany	Greece	59-91	N/A	PTS: 18. Georgios Pavlidis REB: 6. Georgios Pavlidis AST: 4. Ioannis Kakiouzis	PTS: 12. Dirk Nowitzki REB: 6. Robert Maras AST: 6. Robert Maras
Jul 14, 1996	Spain	Russia	79-56	N/A	PTS: 15. Alexei Chitikov REB: 6. Alexei Chitikov AST: 4. Kirill Larionov	PTS: 11. Antxon Iturbe REB: 6. Ruben Burgos AST: 4. Adolfo Sada
Jul 14, 1996	Croatia	France	64-51	N/A	PTS: 12. Mehdi Jamel Hafsi REB: 6. Mehdi Jamel Hafsi AST: 2. Joseph Gomis	PTS: 24. Josip Sesar REB: 11. Nikola Vujcic AST: 4. Josip Sesar
Jul 14, 1996	Romania	Lithuania	92-70	N/A	PTS: 20. Mantas Ignatavicius REB: 6. Darius Songaila AST: 4. Darius Songaila	PTS: 24. Nicolae Toader REB: 10. Nicolae Toader AST: 3. Bogdan Popescu