2008 FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship Division B

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2008 EuroBasket Under-18
25th FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship
Tournament details
Host countryHungary
DatesJuly 25 – August 3
Teams20
Venue(s)2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions Slovenia (1st title)
Tournament statistics
Top scorerSlovakia Richard Grznár 22.0
Top reboundsRomania Rolland Török 12.8
Top assistsCzech Republic Tomáš Satoranský 6.4
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U18 Men 2008 Division B
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In 2008, Division B of the FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship basketball tournament was played in Hungary. The Slovenian team finished top of the table.

Qualifying teams[edit]

Group A Group B Group C Group D

 Austria
 Czech Republic
 Montenegro
 Netherlands
 Norway

 Bosnia and Herzegovina
 Ireland
 Slovenia
 Sweden
  Switzerland

 Belarus
 England
 Poland
 Portugal
 Romania

 Denmark
 Finland
 Georgia
 Hungary
 Slovakia

Squads[edit]

Main article: U18 European Championship Men 2008 squads

At the start of tournament, all 20 participating countries will have 12 players on their roster.

Venues[edit]

City Arena Capacity
Debrecen Hodos Imre Sports Hall 2,000
Debrecen Olah Gabor Sports Hall 1500

Preliminary round[edit]

Qualified for the qualifying round

Group A[edit]

Team Pts. W L PCT PF PA Diff
 Czech Republic 7 3 1 0.750 364 288 +122
 Austria 7 3 1 0.750 311 287 +24
 Montenegro 6 2 2 0.500 328 335 -7
 Netherlands 5 1 3 0.250 281 304 -23
 Norway 4 0 4 0.000 266 336 -70
July 25
13:45
Montenegro  70–66  Norway
Scoring by quarter: 18-22, 23-8, 14-11, 15-25
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 25
16:00
Netherlands  82–89  Austria
Scoring by quarter: 17-19, 27-23, 15-26, 23-21
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 26
18:15
Czech Republic  107–71  Netherlands
Scoring by quarter: 33-23, 27-21, 24-15, 23-12
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 26
20:30
Austria  71–65  Montenegro
Scoring by quarter: 22-23, 16-19, 21-12, 12-11
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 27
16:00
Norway  63–78  Austria
Scoring by quarter: 19-20, 19-16, 9-25, 16-17
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 27
20:30
Montenegro  81–79  Czech Republic
Scoring by quarter: 19-24, 20-16, 17-25, 22-17
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 28
18:15
Czech Republic  101–63  Norway
Scoring by quarter: 20-8, 29-18, 22-20, 29-17
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 28
20:30
Netherlands  88–65  Montenegro
Scoring by quarter: 14-17, 29-18, 17-16, 28-14
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 29
13:45
Austria  73–77  Czech Republic
Scoring by quarter: 22-15, 8-23, 24-18, 19-21
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 29
16:00
Norway  74–87  Netherlands
Scoring by quarter: 11-21, 20-20, 24-24, 19-21
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen

Group B[edit]

Team Pts. W L PCT PF PA Diff
 Slovenia 6 3 0 1.000 171 119 +52
 Sweden 5 2 1 0.667 246 213 +33
  Switzerland 5 2 2 0.500 271 302 -31
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 4 2 2 0.000 208 219 -11
 Ireland 2 0 2 0.000 138 151 -13
July 25
18:15
Sweden  74–66  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Scoring by quarter: 18-16, 22-15, 17-11, 17-18
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 25
20:30
Switzerland  72–68  Ireland
Scoring by quarter: 17-23, 11-16, 21-17, 23-12
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 26
13:45
Slovenia  85–63  Sweden
Scoring by quarter: 18-9, 24-18, 22-15, 19-21
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 26
16:00
Bosnia and Herzegovina  69–75   Switzerland
Scoring by quarter: 18-28, 11-7, 20-14, 20-26
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 27
13:45
Ireland  70–79  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Scoring by quarter: 19-16, 19-21, 13-24, 19-18
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 27
18:15
Switzerland  56–86  Slovenia
Scoring by quarter: 12-21, 21-31, 8-20, 15-15
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 28
13:45
Sweden  79–68   Switzerland
Scoring by quarter: 23-12, 13-10, 16-26, 27-20
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 28
16:00
Slovenia  94–42  Ireland
Scoring by quarter: 21-4, 18-12, 31-10, 24-16
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 29
18:15
Bosnia and Herzegovina  87–63  Slovenia
Scoring by quarter: 21-18, 23-17, 14-11, 29-17
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 29
20:30
Ireland  56–63  Sweden
Scoring by quarter: 13-14, 14-15, 14-14, 15-20
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen

Group C[edit]

Team Pts. W L PCT PF PA Diff
 Poland 6 3 0 1.000 263 178 +85
 Portugal 3 1 1 0.500 175 149 +26
 England 3 1 1 0.500 163 157 +6
 Romania 3 1 1 0.500 116 141 -25
 Belarus 3 0 3 0.000 179 271 -92
July 25
13:45
England  81–88  Poland
Scoring by quarter: 15-31, 24-14, 20-16, 22-27
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 25
20:30
Belarus  62–69  Romania
Scoring by quarter: 19-15, 21-15, 18-19, 4-20
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 26
16:00
Portugal  69–82  England
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 26
18:15
Poland  96–50  Belarus
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 27
13:45
Belarus  67–106  Portugal
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 27
20:30
Romania  47–79  Poland
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 28
16:00
Portugal  88–63  Romania
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 28
20:30
England  67–72  Belarus
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 29
13:45
Poland  vs.  Portugal
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 29
16:00
Romania  vs.  England
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen

Group D[edit]

Team Pts. W L PCT PF PA Diff
 Slovakia 7 3 1 0.500 349 318 +31
 Denmark 6 2 2 1.000 277 304 -27
 Finland 6 2 2 0.500 295 264 +31
 Georgia 6 2 2 0.000 285 307 -22
 Hungary 5 1 3 0.000 301 314 -13
July 25
16:00
Denmark  67–98  Slovakia
Scoring by quarter: 16-32, 19-18, 23-22, 9-26
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 25
18:15
Hungary  70–82  Finland
Scoring by quarter: 17-11, 14-30, 17-18, 22-23
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 26
13:45
Finland  55–65  Denmark
Scoring by quarter: 15-17, 14-15, 13-12, 13-21
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 26
20:30
Georgia  73–63  Hungary
Scoring by quarter: 16-21, 25-11, 21-18, 11-13
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 27
16:00
Denmark  81–75  Georgia
Scoring by quarter: 24-19, 16-12, 14-12, 27-32
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 27
18:15
Slovakia  77–74  Finland
Scoring by quarter: 18-29, 15-15, 23-18, 21-12
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 28
13:45
Georgia  85–79  Slovakia
Scoring by quarter: 16-28, 27-15, 19-17, 23-19
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 28
18:15
Hungary  76–67  Denmark
Scoring by quarter: 26-12, 15-20, 8-19, 27-13
Olah Gabor Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 29
18:15
Slovakia  95–92  Hungary
Scoring by quarter: 26-26, 25-16, 25-22, 19-28
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen
July 29
20:30
Finland  84–52  Georgia
Scoring by quarter: 24-14, 17-10, 18-16, 25-12
Hodos Imre Sports Hall, Debrecen

Qualifying round[edit]

Qualified for the quarterfinals

Group E[edit]

Team Pts. W L PCT
A1
A2
B1
B2
August 6
16:30
 Czech Republic vs.  Sweden
August 6
19:00
 Austria vs.  Slovenia
August 7
21:30
 Czech Republic vs.  Slovenia
August 7
16:30
 Austria vs.  Sweden

Group F[edit]

Team Pts. W L PCT
C1
C2
D1
D2
August 6
16:30
 Poland vs.  Denmark
August 6
19:00
 Portugal vs.  Slovakia
August 7
21:30
 Poland vs.  Slovakia
August 7
16:30
 Portugal vs.  Denmark

Group G[edit]

Team Pts. W L PCT
 Netherlands 2 1 0
  Switzerland 2 1 0
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 0 0
 Montenegro 1 0 0
August 6
16:30
 Montenegro vs.   Switzerland
August 7
21:30
  Switzerland vs.  Netherlands

Group H[edit]

Team Pts. W L PCT
C3
C4
D3
D4
August 6
16:30
C3 vs. D4
August 6
19:00
D3 vs. C4
August 7
21:30
D3 vs. C3
August 7
16:30
D4 vs. C4

Knockout stage[edit]

1st place bracket[edit]

 
Semi-finalsFinal
 
      
 
August 9
 
 
 Slovenia81
 
August 10
 
 Slovakia53
 
 Slovenia68
 
August 9
 
 Czech Republic60
 
 Poland47
 
 
 Czech Republic71
 
Third place
 
 
August 10
 
 
 Slovakia60
 
 
 Poland70

5th place bracket[edit]

 
Semi-finalsFifth place
 
      
 
August 9
 
 
 Portugal 68
 
August 10
 
 Sweden 86
 
 Sweden 67
 
August 9
 
 Austria 80
 
 Austria 82
 
 
 Denmark 75
 
Seventh place
 
 
August 10
 
 
 Portugal69
 
 
 Denmark 56

9th place bracket[edit]

 
Semi-finals9th Place
 
      
 
August 9
 
 
 Netherlands104
 
August 10
 
 Romania71
 
 Netherlands78
 
August 9
 
 Montenegro74
 
 Finland70
 
 
 Montenegro87
 
11th Place
 
 
August 10
 
 
 Romania58
 
 
 Finland64

13th place bracket[edit]

 
Semi-finals13th Place
 
      
 
August 9
 
 
  Switzerland81
 
August 10
 
 Belarus89
 
 Belarus66
 
August 9
 
 Georgia86
 
 Georgia84
 
 
 Bosnia and Herzegovina78
 
15th Place
 
 
August 10
 
 
  Switzerland72
 
 
 Bosnia and Herzegovina80

Semifinals[edit]

Classification round for 5th to 8th place[edit]

Classification round for 9th to 12th place[edit]

Classification round for 13th to 16th place[edit]

Final[edit]

August 3
20:30
Slovenia  68–60  Czech Republic
Scoring by quarter: 14–16, 22–17, 20–8, 12–19
Oláh Gábor Sports Hall, Debrecen
Attendance: 2 000
Referees: Milivoje Jovcic (SRB), Jaroslav Janac (SVK), Sérgio Silva (POR)

Classification Game for 3rd to 4th place[edit]

August 10
Loser of (62) vs. Loser of (63)

Classification Game for 5th to 6th place[edit]

August 10
winner of (60) vs. winner of (61)

Classification Game for 7th to 8th place[edit]

August 10
Loser of (60) vs. Loser of (61)

Classification Game for 9th to 10th place[edit]

August 10
winner of (58) vs. winner of (59)

Classification Game for 11th to 12th place[edit]

August 10
Loser of (58) vs. Loser of (59)

Classification Game for 13th to 14th place[edit]

August 10
winner of (56) vs. winner of (57)

Classification Game for 15th to 16th place[edit]

August 10
looser of (56) vs. looser of (57)

Classification round for 17th to 20th place[edit]

Group I[edit]

Team Pts. W L PCT PF PA Diff
 Norway
 Ireland
 England
 Hungary
July 31
21:30
 Ireland 61–83  England
Scoring by quarter: 17-18, 13-19, 13-27, 18-19
Madrid Arena, Debrecen
July 31
16:30
 Norway 74–87 (OT)  Hungary
Scoring by quarter: 11-20, 16-11, 22-17, 18-19, Overtime: 7-20
Madrid Arena, Debrecen
August 1
16:30
 England 84–71  Norway
Scoring by quarter: 23-11, 17-14, 19-21, 25-25
Madrid Arena, Debrecen
August 1
16:30
 Hungary 106–60  Ireland
Scoring by quarter: 18-12, 25-7, 29-23, 34-18
Madrid Arena, Debrecen
August 2
21:30
 Norway 70–60  Ireland
Scoring by quarter: 19-17, 21-17, 24-11, 13-15
Madrid Arena, Debrecen
August 2
16:30
 England vs.  Hungary
Madrid Arena, Debrecen

Final standings[edit]

Place Team
1  Slovenia
2  Czech Republic
3  Poland
4  Slovakia
5  Austria
6  Sweden
7  Portugal
8  Denmark
9  Netherlands
10  Finland
11  Montenegro
12  Romania
13  Georgia
14  Bosnia and Herzegovina
15  Belarus
16   Switzerland
17  Hungary
18  England
19  Norway
20  Ireland
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