Main article: 2004 FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship squads
Qualificationedit
Main article: 2004 FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship qualification
Twenty-five national teams entered the qualifying round. They were allocated in five groups. The first two teams from groups A, B, C, D and the first three teams from group E qualified for the tournament, where they joined Czech Republic (qualified as hosts).[1]
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The 2004 FIBA Europe Under 20 Championship was the seventh edition of the FIBA Europe Under 20 Championship The city of Brno in the Czech Republic hosted the tournament Slovenia won their second title 2004 EuroBasket Under 207th FIBA Europe Under 20 ChampionshipTournament detailsHost countryCzech RepublicDatesJuly 23 August 1Teams12Venue s 1 in 1 host city Final positionsChampions Slovenia 2nd title Tournament statisticsMVPErazem LorbekTop scorerVasileiadis 25 5 Top reboundsJankunas 12 1 Top assistsSada 4 7 Official websiteOfficial website archive 20022005 Contents 1 Teams 2 Squads 3 Qualification 4 Preliminary round 4 1 Group A 4 2 Group B 5 Knockout stage 5 1 9th 12th playoffs 5 2 Championship 5 2 1 5th 8th playoffs 6 Final standings 7 Stats leaders 7 1 Points 7 2 Rebounds 7 3 Assists 8 All Tournament Team 9 ReferencesTeams edit nbsp Belarus nbsp Croatia nbsp Czech Republic nbsp Greece nbsp Israel nbsp Latvia nbsp Lithuania nbsp Russia nbsp Serbia and Montenegro nbsp Slovenia nbsp Spain nbsp UkraineSquads editMain article 2004 FIBA Europe Under 20 Championship squadsQualification editMain article 2004 FIBA Europe Under 20 Championship qualification Twenty five national teams entered the qualifying round They were allocated in five groups The first two teams from groups A B C D and the first three teams from group E qualified for the tournament where they joined Czech Republic qualified as hosts 1 Group A Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts nbsp Spain 3 3 0 296 188 108 6 nbsp Israel 3 2 1 267 240 27 5 nbsp France 3 1 2 271 257 14 4 nbsp Luxembourg 3 0 3 175 324 149 3Group B Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts nbsp Croatia 4 4 0 413 337 76 8 nbsp Ukraine 4 3 1 348 281 67 7 nbsp Italy 4 2 2 348 310 38 6 nbsp Bulgaria 4 1 3 269 328 59 5 nbsp Portugal 4 0 4 284 406 122 4Group C Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts nbsp Lithuania 4 4 0 401 302 99 8 nbsp Latvia 4 3 1 339 272 67 7 nbsp Germany 4 2 2 303 330 27 6 nbsp Sweden 4 1 3 282 330 48 5 nbsp Finland 4 0 4 265 356 91 4 Group D Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts nbsp Russia 4 4 0 347 265 82 8 nbsp Serbia and Montenegro 4 2 2 319 283 36 6 nbsp Poland 4 2 2 301 295 6 6 nbsp Slovakia 4 1 3 311 402 91 5 nbsp Estonia 4 1 3 292 325 33 5Group E Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts nbsp Greece 5 5 0 442 332 110 10 nbsp Slovenia 5 4 1 345 305 40 9 nbsp Belarus 5 2 3 359 390 31 7 nbsp Turkey 5 2 3 373 365 8 7 nbsp Switzerland 5 1 4 283 365 82 6 nbsp Hungary 5 1 4 355 400 45 6Preliminary round editThe twelve teams were allocated in two groups of six teams each Team advanced to Quarterfinals Team competed in 9th 12th playoffsGroup A edit Team Pld W L PF PA Pts nbsp Russia 5 4 1 412 374 9 nbsp Israel 5 3 2 404 407 8 nbsp Czech Republic 5 2 3 353 379 7 nbsp Latvia 5 2 3 361 372 7 nbsp Spain 5 2 3 388 378 7 nbsp Croatia 5 2 3 384 392 723 July 2004Latvia nbsp 68 72 nbsp Israel BrnoRussia nbsp 89 72 nbsp Czech Republic BrnoSpain nbsp 82 75 nbsp Croatia Brno24 July 2004Israel nbsp 83 90 nbsp Russia BrnoCroatia nbsp 69 76 nbsp Latvia BrnoCzech Republic nbsp 69 65 nbsp Spain Brno25 July 2004Russia nbsp 78 73 nbsp Latvia BrnoSpain nbsp 77 86 nbsp Israel BrnoCzech Republic nbsp 64 82 nbsp Croatia Brno27 July 2004Croatia nbsp 54 86 nbsp Russia BrnoLatvia nbsp 79 72 nbsp Spain BrnoIsrael nbsp 78 68 nbsp Czech Republic Brno28 July 2004Spain nbsp 92 69 nbsp Russia BrnoCzech Republic nbsp 80 65 nbsp Latvia BrnoIsrael nbsp 84 104 nbsp Croatia BrnoGroup B edit Team Pld W L PF PA Pts nbsp Greece 5 4 1 429 380 9 nbsp Lithuania 5 4 1 454 427 9 nbsp Serbia and Montenegro 5 4 1 377 349 9 nbsp Slovenia 5 2 3 389 398 7 nbsp Ukraine 5 1 4 377 404 6 nbsp Belarus 5 0 5 331 399 523 July 2004Lithuania nbsp 81 47 nbsp Belarus BrnoUkraine nbsp 62 90 nbsp Serbia and Montenegro BrnoGreece nbsp 91 84 nbsp Slovenia Brno24 July 2004Slovenia nbsp 100 82 nbsp Ukraine BrnoBelarus nbsp 60 81 nbsp Greece BrnoSerbia and Montenegro nbsp 80 72 nbsp Lithuania Brno25 July 2004Belarus nbsp 55 84 nbsp Slovenia BrnoLithuania nbsp 93 78 nbsp Ukraine BrnoGreece nbsp 72 59 nbsp Serbia and Montenegro Brno27 July 2004Serbia and Montenegro nbsp 76 62 nbsp Belarus BrnoSlovenia nbsp 65 69 nbsp Lithuania BrnoUkraine nbsp 82 91 nbsp Greece Brno28 July 2004Serbia and Montenegro nbsp 76 47 nbsp Slovenia BrnoGreece nbsp 67 73 nbsp Lithuania BrnoBelarus nbsp 67 73 nbsp Ukraine BrnoKnockout stage edit9th 12th playoffs edit PlayoffsNinth place July 30 Brno nbsp Spain59 July 31 Brno nbsp Belarus84 nbsp Belarus80 July 30 Brno nbsp Ukraine76 nbsp Ukraine67 nbsp Croatia65 Eleventh place July 31 Brno nbsp Spain78 nbsp Croatia71Championship edit QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal July 30 Brno nbsp Russia67 July 31 Brno nbsp Slovenia74 nbsp Slovenia97 July 30 Brno nbsp Lithuania57 nbsp Lithuania99 August 1 Brno nbsp Czech Republic72 nbsp Slovenia66 July 30 Brno nbsp Israel61 nbsp Serbia and Montenegro82 July 31 Brno nbsp Israel83 nbsp Israel88 July 30 Brno nbsp Greece82Third place nbsp Greece87 August 1 Brno nbsp Latvia66 nbsp Lithuania92 nbsp Greece63 5th 8th playoffs edit PlayoffsFifth place July 31 Brno nbsp Russia95 August 1 Brno nbsp Czech Republic62 nbsp Russia86 July 31 Brno nbsp Serbia and Montenegro101 nbsp Latvia71 nbsp Serbia and Montenegro74 Seventh place August 1 Brno nbsp Czech Republic79 nbsp Latvia100 2004 FIBA Europe U 20 Championship nbsp SloveniaSecond titleFinal standings editRank Team nbsp nbsp Slovenia nbsp nbsp Israel nbsp nbsp Lithuania4th nbsp Greece5th nbsp Serbia and Montenegro6th nbsp Russia7th nbsp Latvia8th nbsp Czech Republic9th nbsp Belarus10th nbsp Ukraine11th nbsp Spain12th nbsp CroatiaStats leaders editPoints edit Rank Name Points Games PPG1 nbsp Kostas Vasileiadis 204 8 25 52 nbsp Ivan Koljevic 163 8 20 42 nbsp Yotam Halperin 163 8 20 44 nbsp Vladimir Veremeenko 140 7 20 05 nbsp Marc Gasol 128 7 18 3 Rebounds edit Rank Name Points Games RPG1 nbsp Paulius Jankunas 97 8 12 12 nbsp Vladimir Veremeenko 77 7 11 03 nbsp Victor Sada 64 7 9 14 nbsp David Steffel 72 8 9 05 nbsp Marc Gasol 57 7 8 1 Assists edit Rank Name Points Games RPG1 nbsp Victor Sada 30 7 4 32 nbsp Arturas Jomantas 31 8 3 93 nbsp Dmytro Diatlovskyi 27 7 3 94 nbsp Petar Cosic 23 7 3 35 nbsp Vassilis Xanthopoulos 25 8 3 1All Tournament Team edit nbsp Yotam Halperin nbsp Ivan Koljevic nbsp Kostas Vasileiadis nbsp Linas Kleiza nbsp Erazem Lorbek MVP References edit Qualifying round results FIBA Archive FIBA Europe Archive Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2004 FIBA Europe Under 20 Championship amp oldid 1165020570, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
