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2011 FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship Division B

The 2011 FIBA U20 European Championship Division B was the 7th edition of the Division B of the European basketball championship for men's national under-20 teams. It was played from 14 to 24 July 2011 in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.[1][2]

2011 FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship Division B
Tournament details
Host country Bosnia and Herzegovina
CitySarajevo
Dates14–24 July 2011
Teams22 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)3 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions Georgia (2nd title)
Runners-up Estonia
Third place Czech Republic
Official website
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Participating teams

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First round

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In the first round, the teams were drawn into four groups. The first two teams from each group advance to the quarterfinal round; the third and fourth teams advance to the 9th–16th place classification; the other teams will play in the 17th–22nd place classification groups.

Group A

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Georgia 5 4 1 420 394 +26 9 Quarterfinal round
2   Estonia 5 3 2 424 353 +71 8
3   Poland 5 3 2 366 360 +6 8 9th−16th place classification
4   Romania 5 3 2 311 343 −32 8
5   Macedonia 5 2 3 359 361 −2 7 17th−22nd place classification
6    Switzerland 5 0 5 316 385 −69 5
Source: FIBA Archive
14 July 2011
Macedonia   71–74   Poland
Sarajevo
14 July 2011
Romania   50–85   Estonia
Sarajevo
14 July 2011
Switzerland   74–82   Georgia
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Poland   62–70   Romania
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Estonia   91–64    Switzerland
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Georgia   87–75   Macedonia
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Georgia   78–69   Poland
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Macedonia   76–95   Estonia
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Switzerland   47–53   Romania
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Romania   49–64   Macedonia
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Poland   86–75    Switzerland
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Estonia   87–88   Georgia
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Georgia   85–89   Romania
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Estonia   66–75   Poland
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Macedonia   73–56    Switzerland
Sarajevo

Group B

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Denmark 4 4 0 295 258 +37 8 Quarterfinal round
2   Bulgaria 4 3 1 283 278 +5 7
3   Slovakia 4 2 2 279 271 +8 6 9th−16th place classification
4   Netherlands 4 1 3 278 286 −8 5
5   Hungary 4 0 4 263 305 −42 4 17th−22nd place classification
Source: FIBA Archive
14 July 2011
Denmark   57–42   Hungary
Sarajevo
14 July 2011
Netherlands   55–57   Slovakia
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Bulgaria   61–72   Denmark
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Hungary   78–83   Netherlands
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Slovakia   81–63   Hungary
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Netherlands   68–73   Bulgaria
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Denmark   78–72   Netherlands
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Bulgaria   65–58   Slovakia
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Hungary   80–84   Bulgaria
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Slovakia   83–88   Denmark
Sarajevo

Group C

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Czech Republic 5 4 1 439 327 +112 9 Quarterfinal round
2   Portugal 5 4 1 325 309 +16 9
3   Finland 5 3 2 341 330 +11 8 9th−16th place classification
4   Great Britain 5 3 2 373 326 +47 8
5   Norway 5 1 4 335 369 −34 6 17th−22nd place classification
6   Luxembourg 5 0 5 295 447 −152 5
Source: FIBA Archive
14 July 2011
Luxembourg   60–127   Czech Republic
Sarajevo
14 July 2011
Portugal   60–57   Great Britain
Sarajevo
14 July 2011
Finland   80–55   Norway
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Czech Republic   77–55   Portugal
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Norway   82–49   Luxembourg
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Great Britain   68–72   Finland
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Norway   65–85   Czech Republic
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Finland   50–57   Portugal
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Luxembourg   56–85   Great Britain
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Great Britain   78–64   Norway
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Portugal   76–56   Luxembourg
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Czech Republic   76–62   Finland
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Norway   69–77   Portugal
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Luxembourg   74–77   Finland
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Great Britain   85–74   Czech Republic
Sarajevo

Group D

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Belgium 4 4 0 317 240 +77 8 Quarterfinal round
2   Bosnia and Herzegovina 4 3 1 285 285 0 7
3   Israel 4 2 2 303 299 +4 6 9th−16th place classification
4   Iceland 4 1 3 317 324 −7 5
5   Belarus 4 0 4 289 363 −74 4 17th−22nd place classification
Source: FIBA Archive
14 July 2011
Belgium   76–50   Belarus
Sarajevo
14 July 2011
Iceland   78–82   Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Israel   78–73   Iceland
Sarajevo
15 July 2011
Bosnia and Herzegovina   64–83   Belgium
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Belarus   67–79   Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo
16 July 2011
Belgium   78–57   Israel
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Iceland   69–80   Belgium
Sarajevo
17 July 2011
Israel   111–88   Belarus
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Bosnia and Herzegovina   60–57   Israel
Sarajevo
18 July 2011
Belarus   84–97   Iceland
Sarajevo

Quarterfinal round

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In this round, the teams play in two groups. The first two teams from each group advance to the semifinals; the other teams will play the 5th–8th place playoffs.

Group E

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Georgia 3 3 0 260 228 +32 6 Semifinals
2   Estonia 3 2 1 246 220 +26 5
3   Denmark 3 1 2 196 207 −11 4 5th−8th place playoffs
4   Bulgaria 3 0 3 210 257 −47 3
Source: FIBA Archive
20 July 2011
Georgia   88–75   Bulgaria
Sarajevo
20 July 2011
Estonia   62–58   Denmark
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Denmark   66–84   Georgia
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Bulgaria   74–97   Estonia
Sarajevo

Group F

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Belgium 3 3 0 232 192 +40 6 Semifinals
2   Czech Republic 3 2 1 220 187 +33 5
3   Bosnia and Herzegovina 3 1 2 194 216 −22 4 5th−8th place playoffs
4   Portugal 3 0 3 173 224 −51 3
Source: FIBA Archive
20 July 2011
Czech Republic   74–57   Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo
20 July 2011
Portugal   59–74   Belgium
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Belgium   75–69   Czech Republic
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Bosnia and Herzegovina   73–59   Portugal
Sarajevo

9th–16th place classification

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In this round, the teams play in two groups. The first two teams from each group advance to the 9th–12th place playoffs; the other teams will play the 13th–16th place playoffs.

Group G

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Poland 3 2 1 235 216 +19 5 9th−12th place playoffs
2   Slovakia 3 2 1 199 209 −10 5
3   Netherlands 3 1 2 225 222 +3 4 13th−16th place playoffs
4   Romania 3 1 2 216 228 −12 4
Source: FIBA Archive
20 July 2011
Poland   88–79   Netherlands
Sarajevo
20 July 2011
Romania   69–75   Slovakia
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Slovakia   67–85   Poland
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Netherlands   91–77   Romania
Sarajevo

Group H

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Finland 3 2 1 223 209 +14 5 9th−12th place playoffs
2   Israel 3 2 1 225 220 +5 5
3   Great Britain 3 2 1 223 224 −1 5 13th−16th place playoffs
4   Iceland 3 0 3 219 237 −18 3
Source: FIBA Archive
20 July 2011
Finland   87–76   Iceland
Sarajevo
20 July 2011
Great Britain   83–82   Israel
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Israel   65–64   Finland
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Iceland   70–72   Great Britain
Sarajevo

17th–22nd place classification

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In this round, the teams play in two groups. The first teams from each group advance to the 17th place match; the second teams advance to the 19th place match; the last teams advance to the 21st place match.

Group I

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Hungary 2 2 0 151 142 +9 4 17th place match
2   Macedonia 2 1 1 150 137 +13 3 19th place match
3    Switzerland 2 0 2 121 143 −22 2 21st place match
Source: FIBA Archive
20 July 2011
Switzerland   65–70   Hungary
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Hungary   81–77   Macedonia
Sarajevo

Group J

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Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1   Belarus 2 2 0 214 163 +51 4 17th place match
2   Norway 2 1 1 159 164 −5 3 19th place match
3   Luxembourg 2 0 2 135 181 −46 2 21st place match
Source: FIBA Archive
20 July 2011
Luxembourg   86–99   Belarus
Sarajevo
21 July 2011
Belarus   115–77   Norway
Sarajevo

21st place match

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23 July 2011
Switzerland   81–74   Luxembourg
Sarajevo

19th place match

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24 July 2011
Macedonia   97–96   Norway
Sarajevo

17th place match

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24 July 2011
Hungary   80–88   Belarus
Sarajevo

13th−16th place playoffs

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13th–16th place semifinals 13th place match
      
G3   Netherlands 75
H4   Iceland 80
H4   Iceland 71
H3   Great Britain 83
H3   Great Britain 104
G4   Romania 50 15th place match
G3   Netherlands 77
G4   Romania 85

13th–16th place semifinals

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23 July 2011
Netherlands   75–80   Iceland
Sarajevo
23 July 2011
Great Britain   104–50   Romania
Sarajevo

15th place match

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24 July 2011
Netherlands   77–85   Romania
Sarajevo

13th place match

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24 July 2011
Iceland   71–83   Great Britain
Sarajevo

9th−12th place playoffs

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9th–12th place semifinals 9th place match
      
G1   Poland 100
H2   Israel 94
G1   Poland 60
H1   Finland 57
H1   Finland 84
G2   Slovakia 65 11th place match
H2   Israel 88
G2   Slovakia 53

9th–12th place semifinals

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23 July 2011
Poland   100–94   Israel
Sarajevo
23 July 2011
Finland   84–65   Slovakia
Sarajevo

11th place match

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24 July 2011
Israel   88–53   Slovakia
Sarajevo

9th place match

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24 July 2011
Poland   60–57   Finland
Sarajevo

5th−8th place playoffs

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5th–8th place semifinals 5th place match
      
E3   Denmark 61
F4   Portugal 83
F4   Portugal 71
F3   Bosnia and Herzegovina 67
F3   Bosnia and Herzegovina 78
E4   Bulgaria 65 7th place match
E3   Denmark 72
E4   Bulgaria 58

5th–8th place semifinals

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23 July 2011
Denmark   61–83   Portugal
Sarajevo
23 July 2011
Bosnia and Herzegovina   78–65   Bulgaria
Sarajevo

7th place match

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24 July 2011
Denmark   72–58   Bulgaria
Sarajevo

5th place match

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24 July 2011
Portugal   71–67   Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo

Championship playoffs

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Semifinals Final
      
E1   Georgia 74
F2   Czech Republic 72
E1   Georgia 79
E2   Estonia 70
F1   Belgium 61
E2   Estonia 64 3rd place match
F2   Czech Republic 86
F1   Belgium 85

Semifinals

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23 July 2011
Georgia   74–72   Czech Republic
Sarajevo
23 July 2011
Belgium   61–64   Estonia
Sarajevo

3rd place match

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24 July 2011
Czech Republic   86–85   Belgium
Sarajevo

Final

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24 July 2011
Georgia   79–70   Estonia
Sarajevo

Final standings

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Rank Team
    Georgia
    Estonia
    Czech Republic
4   Belgium
5   Portugal
6   Bosnia and Herzegovina
7   Denmark
8   Bulgaria
9   Poland
10   Finland
11   Israel
12   Slovakia
13   Great Britain
14   Iceland
15   Romania
16   Netherlands
17   Belarus
18   Hungary
19   Macedonia
20   Norway
21    Switzerland
22   Luxembourg
Promoted to the 2012 FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship Division A

See also

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References

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  1. ^ 2011 FIBA Europe Under-20 Championship Division B, www.fibaeurope.com
  2. ^ "Schedule & results – 2011 U20 European Championship Men". archive.fiba.com.


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