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2008 FIBA U20 European Championship

11th FIBA Under-20 European Basketball Championship
Tournament details
Host country	Latvia
Dates	August 1–10
Teams	16 (from 48 federations)
Venue	1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	Serbia(2nd title)
Tournament statistics
MVP	Miroslav Raduljica
Topscorer	Dašić (22.8)
Toprebounds	Raduljica (10.9)
Topassists	Colom (6.1)
PPG (Team)	Lithuania (87.8)
RPG (Team)	France (46.9)
APG (Team)	Greece (19.0)
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The2008 FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship was the eleventh edition of theFIBA Europe Under-20 Championship. The city ofRiga, inLatvia, hosted the tournament.Serbia won their second title.

Bulgaria andGeorgia were relegated to Division B.

•  Bulgaria
•  Croatia
•  France
•  Georgia
•  Greece
•  Israel
•  Italy
•  Latvia
•  Lithuania
•  Montenegro
•  Russia
•  Serbia
•  Slovenia
•  Spain
•  Turkey
•  Ukraine

The sixteen teams were allocated in four groups of four teams each.

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Lithuania	3	3	0	271	237	6
Ukraine	3	1	2	263	258	4 (1–1 +7)
Croatia	3	1	2	234	256	4 (1–1 –3)
Greece	3	1	2	218	235	4 (1–1 –4)

1 August 2008
Ukraine		91–93		Lithuania	Riga
Croatia		74–67		Greece	Riga
2 August 2008
Lithuania		88–69		Croatia	Riga
Greece		74–71		Ukraine	Riga
3 August 2008
Croatia		91–101		Ukraine	Riga
Lithuania		90–77		Greece	Riga

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Italy	3	2	1	198	200	5
Turkey	3	2	1	207	182	5
Israel	3	1	2	216	224	4
Georgia	3	1	2	201	216	4

1 August 2008
Georgia		51–69		Turkey	Riga
Israel		67–69		Italy	Riga
2 August 2008
Turkey		75–65		Israel	Riga
Italy		63–70		Georgia	Riga
3 August 2008
Turkey		63–66		Italy	Riga
Israel		84–80		Georgia	Riga

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Montenegro	3	3	0	227	197	6
Spain	3	2	1	222	204	5
Latvia	3	1	2	205	204	4
Bulgaria	3	0	3	219	268	3

1 August 2008
Montenegro		74–65		Spain	Riga
Latvia		95–67		Bulgaria	Riga
2 August 2008
Bulgaria		68–76		Montenegro	Riga
Spain		60–46		Latvia	Riga
3 August 2008
Spain		97–84		Bulgaria	Riga
Latvia		64–77		Montenegro	Riga

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
France	3	3	0	262	197	6
Serbia	3	2	1	243	236	5
Russia	3	1	2	234	241	4
Slovenia	3	0	3	193	258	3

1 August 2008
Russia		75–84		Serbia	Riga
Slovenia		46–91		France	Riga
2 August 2008
Serbia		90–78		Slovenia	Riga
France		88–82		Russia	Riga
3 August 2008
Russia		77–69		Slovenia	Riga
France		83–69		Serbia	Riga

The twelve teams were allocated in two groups of six teams each. The results of the games between the teams from the same group in the preliminary round were taken into account for the ranking in this round.

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Lithuania	5	4	1	427	393	9 (1–1 +6)
Turkey	5	4	1	371	344	9 (1–1 +1)
Italy	5	4	1	401	331	9 (1–1 –7)
Ukraine	5	2	3	409	437	7
Croatia	5	1	4	352	402	6
Israel	5	0	5	332	385	5

5 August 2008
Turkey		86–73		Ukraine	Riga
Israel		70–77		Lithuania	Riga
Croatia		52–88		Italy	Riga
6 August 2008
Lithuania		80–84		Turkey	Riga
Ukraine		60–99		Italy	Riga
Israel		62–80		Croatia	Riga
7 August 2008
Turkey		63–60		Croatia	Riga
Ukraine		84–68		Israel	Riga
Italy		79–89		Lithuania	Riga

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Serbia	5	4	1	405	371	9
Spain	5	3	2	368	343	8 (1–1 +11)
Montenegro	5	3	2	364	333	8 (1–1 +5)
France	5	3	2	382	401	8 (1–1 –16)
Latvia	5	2	3	344	362	7
Russia	5	0	5	346	399	5

5 August 2008
Russia		63–81		Montenegro	Riga
Serbia		80–73		Spain	Riga
Latvia		96–73		France	Riga
6 August 2008
Montenegro		70–75		Serbia	Riga
Spain		92–72		France	Riga
Russia		55–68		Latvia	Riga
7 August 2008
Spain		78–71		Russia	Riga
France		66–62		Montenegro	Riga
Serbia		97–70		Latvia	Riga

Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Pts
Greece	3	2	1	265	201	5 (1–1 +34)
Slovenia	3	2	1	246	232	5 (1–1 +5)
Bulgaria	3	2	1	227	251	5 (1–1 –39)
Georgia	3	1	2	224	278	3

10 July 2007
Greece		70–77		Slovenia	Riga
Georgia		75–90		Bulgaria	Riga
12 July 2007
Bulgaria		57–98		Greece	Riga
Slovenia		91–82		Georgia	Riga
14 July 2007
Greece		97–67		Georgia	Riga
Bulgaria		80–78		Slovenia	Riga

	Playoffs				Ninth place
	August 9,Riga
	Russia	79
					August 10,Riga
	Croatia	69
					Russia	83
	August 9,Riga
					Israel	67
	Israel	86
	Latvia	83
					Eleventh place
					August 10,Riga
					Croatia	70
					Latvia	94

	Playoffs				Fifth place
	August 9,Riga
	Montenegro	90
					August 10,Riga
	Ukraine	53
					Montenegro	79
	August 9,Riga
					Italy	63
	Italy	71
	France	56
					Seventh place
					August 10,Riga
					Ukraine	78
					France	96

	Semifinals				Final
	August 9,Riga
	Serbia	90
					August 10,Riga
	Turkey	69
					Serbia	96
	August 9,Riga
					Lithuania	89
	Lithuania	96
	Spain	79
					Third place
					August 10,Riga
					Turkey	72
					Spain	91

Rank Team  Serbia  Lithuania  Spain 4th  Turkey 5th  Montenegro 6th  Italy 7th  France 8th  Ukraine 9th  Russia 10th  Israel 11th  Latvia 12th  Croatia 13th  Greece 14th  Slovenia 15th  Bulgaria 16th  Georgia

2008 FIBA Europe U-20 Championship  Serbia Second title ;Team roster Mladen Jeremić,Stefan Sinovec,Petar Despotović,Nikola Koprivica,Marko Kešelj,Dušan Katnić,Stefan Stojačić,Bojan Radetić,Boban Marjanović,Miroslav Raduljica,Marko Čakarević, andMilan Mačvan.Head coach:Slobodan Klipa.

Points [edit] Rank Name Points Games PPG 1. Vladimir Dašić 182 8 22.8 2. Giorgi Shermadini 129 6 21.5 3. Martynas Gecevičius 164 8 20.5 3. Alexey Shved 151 8 18.9 5. Ivan Lilov 113 6 18.8

Rebounds [edit] Rank Name Points Games RPG 1. Miroslav Raduljica 87 8 10.9 2. Giorgi Shermadini 63 6 10.5 3. Vladimir Dašić 71 8 8.9 4. Miro Bilan 69 8 8.6 5. Levan Shengelia 51 6 8.5

Assists [edit] Rank Name Points Games APG 1. Joaquin Colom 49 8 6.1 2. Giorgi Gaprindashvili 27 5 5.4 3. Doğuş Balbay 39 8 4.9 4. Žygimantas Janavičius 38 8 4.8 5. Vladyslav Tonchenko 37 8 4.6

• Miroslav Raduljica
• Joaquin Colom
• Martynas Gecevičius
• Víctor Claver
• Vladimir Dašić

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