FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship

FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2018 FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship
Sport Basketball
Founded 1971
Divisions 3
No. of teams 16 (division A)
Continent Europe (FIBA Europe)
Most recent
champion(s)		  Croatia (4th title)
Most titles  Yugoslavia (5 titles)
Related
competitions		 FIBA Europe U-20
FIBA Europe U-18
Official website fiba.basketball/europe/u16

The FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship, previously known as FIBA Europe Championship for Cadets, is a basketball competition inaugurated in 1971. Until 2003, it was held every second year, but from 2003 onwards, it is held every year. The current champions are Croatia.

Division A

Results

Year Host Gold medal game Bronze medal game
Gold Score Silver Bronze Score Fourth place
1971
details		  Italy (Gorizia)
Yugoslavia		 74–60
Italy
Soviet Union		 56–55
Spain
1973
details		  Italy (Angri & Summonte)
Soviet Union		 68–57
Spain
Yugoslavia		 77–74
Italy
1975
details		  Greece (Athens & Thessaloniki)
Soviet Union		 64–61
Greece
Yugoslavia		 74–72
Italy
1977
details		  France (Le Touquet & Berck)
Turkey		 68–66
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union		 95–70
Italy
1979
details		  Syria (Damascus)
Yugoslavia		 103–100
Italy
Spain		 122–82
West Germany
1981
details		  Greece (Thessaloniki & Katerini)
Soviet Union		 72–57
Italy
West Germany		 78–64
Finland
1983
details		  West Germany (Tübingen & Ludwigsburg)
Yugoslavia		 89–86
Spain
West Germany		 72–69
Greece
1985
details		  Bulgaria (Ruse)
Yugoslavia		 99–81
Spain
Italy		 85–81
West Germany
1987
details		  Hungary (Székesfehérvár & Kaposvár)
Yugoslavia		 83–77
Italy
Soviet Union		 84–76
Spain
1989
details		  Spain (Guadalajara, Tarancón & Cuenca)
Greece		 81–79
Yugoslavia
Italy		 63–59
Turkey
1991
details		  Greece (Kastoria, Komotini & Thessaloniki)
Italy		 106–91
Greece
Spain		 87–67
Turkey
1993
details		  Turkey (Trabzon, Giresun & Samsun)
Greece		 76–58
Spain
Russia		 72–62
Turkey
1995
details		  Portugal (Setúbal, Seixal & Almada)
Croatia		 75–62
Spain
Greece		 73–72
Macedonia
1997
details		  Belgium (Pepinster, Kortrijk & Quaregnon)
FR Yugoslavia		 100–87
Russia
Israel		 65–55
France
1999
details		  Slovenia (Polzela, Celje & Laško)
FR Yugoslavia		 59–48
Greece
Turkey		 81–63
France
2001
details		  Latvia (Riga)
FR Yugoslavia		 55–43
Russia
Spain		 75–74
Lithuania
2003
details		  Spain (Madrid)
Serbia and Montenegro		 83–68
Turkey
Russia		 92–70
Spain
2004
details		  Greece (Amaliada & Pyrgos)
France		 65–60
Russia
Turkey		 75–69
Lithuania
2005
details		  Spain (León)
Turkey		 61–55
France
Spain		 70–63
Lithuania
2006
details		  Spain (Linares, Andújar & Martos)
Spain		 110–106
Russia
Serbia and Montenegro		 85–69
Croatia
2007
details		  Greece (Ierapetra, Rethymno & Heraklion)
Serbia		 56–55
Spain
Lithuania		 65–55
Turkey
2008
details		  Italy (Chieti)
Lithuania		 75–33
Czech Republic
Turkey		 77–65
France
2009
details		  Lithuania (Kaunas)
Spain		 70–64
Lithuania
Serbia		 75–69
Poland
2010
details		  Montenegro (Bar)
Croatia		 80–52
Lithuania
Turkey		 75–64
Spain
2011
details		  Czech Republic (Pardubice, Hradec Králové)
Croatia		 67–57
Czech Republic
Spain		 61–53
France
2012
details		  Lithuania (Panevėžys, Vilnius) &  Latvia (Ventspils)
Turkey		 66–61
France
Serbia		 83–69
Italy
2013
details		  Ukraine (Kyiv)
Spain		 65–63
Serbia
Greece		 78–50
Italy
2014
details		  Latvia (Riga, Ogre, Liepāja, Grobiņa)
France		 78–53
Latvia
Spain		 77–73
Turkey
2015
details		  Lithuania (Kaunas)
Bosnia and Herzegovina		 85–83
Lithuania
Turkey		 83–72
Spain
2016
details		  Poland (Radom)
Spain		 74–72
Lithuania
Turkey		 77–70
Croatia
2017
details		  Montenegro (Podgorica)
France		 75–68
Montenegro
Serbia		 76–71
Croatia
2018
details		  Serbia (Novi Sad)
Croatia		 71–70
Spain
Turkey		 82–59
France

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Yugoslavia5229
2 Spain47617
3 Serbia and Montenegro4015
4 Croatia4004
5 France3205
6 Turkey31711
7 Soviet Union3036
8 Greece2327
9 Italy1427
10 Lithuania1416
11 Serbia1135
12 Bosnia and Herzegovina1001
13 Russia0426
14 Czech Republic0202
15 Latvia0101
 Montenegro0101
17 Germany0022
18 Israel0011
Totals (18 nations)32323296

Source: [1]
  • Defunct countries in italics.

Participating nations

Nation Italy
1971		 Italy
1973		 Greece
1975		 France
1977		 Syria
1979		 Greece
1981		 Germany
1983		 Bulgaria
1985		 Hungary
1987		 Spain
1989		 Greece
1991
 Austria 11th15th17th11th
 Belgium 10th7th7th8th9th11th12th11th
 Bulgaria 10th12th6th6th10th9th
 Czechoslovakia † 11th8th10th
 England 16th18th
 Finland 4th12th10th
 France 7th7th15th6th10th7th12th5th8th
 West Germany 9th13th9th10th4th3rd3rd4th6th9th7th
 Greece 5th5th2nd8th9th7th4th7th1st2nd
 Hungary 11th12th
 Iceland 16th
 Israel 6th6th11th11th8th7th9th7th6th
 Italy 2nd4th4th4th2nd2nd5th3rd2nd3rd1st
 Netherlands 6th8th
 Poland 9th14th9th11th11th
 Portugal 14th13th
 Romania 8th
 Scotland 19th
 Spain 4th2nd5th5th3rd9th2nd2nd4th6th3rd
 Sweden 10th12th12th12th10th11th
 Switzerland 12th12th
 Syria 7th
 Turkey 8th8th1st10th6th9th8th10th4th4th
 Soviet Union † 3rd1st1st3rd5th1st6th5th3rd5th5th
 Wales 20th
 Yugoslavia † 1st3rd3rd2nd1st5th1st1st1st2nd8th
Nation Italy
1971		 Italy
1973		 Greece
1975		 France
1977		 Syria
1979		 Greece
1981		 Germany
1983		 Bulgaria
1985		 Hungary
1987		 Spain
1989		 Greece
1991
Nation Turkey
1993		 Portugal
1995		 Belgium
1997		 Slovenia
1999		 Latvia
2001		 Spain
2003		 Greece
2004		 Spain
2005		 Spain
2006		 Greece
2007		 Italy
2008		 Lithuania
2009		 Montenegro
2010		 Czech Republic
2011		 Lithuania
Latvia
2012		 Ukraine
2013		 Latvia
2014		 Lithuania
2015		 Poland
2016		 Montenegro
2017		 Serbia
2018		 Total
 Belgium 12th 12th 16th 14th 12
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 8th1st14th 3
 Bulgaria 12th 12th15th 9
 Croatia 1st 8th 9th 12th 10th 8th 4th8th7th6th1st1st8th6th11th9th4th4th 1st 19
 Czech Republic 12th 11th 13th2nd16th2nd15th 7
 Denmark 16th16th 2
 Estonia 13th12th 11th 3
 Finland 10th 13th6th5th15th 8
 France 7th 6th 4th 4th 5th 5th 1st 2nd 5th6th4th7th6th4th2nd5th1st5th6th1st 4th 30
 Georgia 9th 7th 11th 15th 12th16th 16th 7
 Germany 10th 16th 15th11th13th8th5th8th7th7th9th13th 9th 24
 Greece 1st 3rd 5th 2nd 6th 8th 5th 13th 9th7th12th14th10th11th9th3rd9th13th16th 6th 30
 Hungary 15th 3
 Iceland 9th 14th 16th 4
 Israel 8th 8th 3rd 9th 10th 11th 9th 7th11th11th13th15th15th11th 10th 24
 Italy 6th 5th 11th 10th 9th 6th 7th 6th5th13th12th9th10th4th4th5th10th7th9th 12th 31
 Latvia 5th 8th 13th 11th 11th9th10th9th14th6th10th13th2nd11th11th8th 8th 17
 Lithuania 5th 4th 11th 4th 4th 10th3rd1st2nd2nd13th11th9th10th2nd2nd6th 7th 18
 Macedonia 4th 10th 6th 7th 4
 Montenegro played as part of Serbia and Montenegro 10th8th16th15th12th8th2nd 14th 8
 Netherlands 15th 3
 Poland 11th 10th 14th 15th 14th4th11th14th6th12th15th15th 17
 Portugal 9th 14th16th 5
 Russia 3rd 2nd 11th 2nd 3rd 2nd 6th 2nd14th8th5th7th5th13th11th12th16th16th 18
 Serbia played as part of Serbia and Montenegro 1st5th3rd5th9th3rd2nd6th8th10th3rd 5th 12
 Slovenia 7th 12th 6th 8th 12th 13th15th14th10th 13th 10
 Spain 2nd 2nd 6th 8th 3rd 4th 7th 3rd 1st2nd6th1st4th3rd7th1st3rd4th1st7th 2nd 32
 Sweden 16th12th14th 9
 Turkey 4th 7th 3rd 7th 2nd 3rd 1st 8th4th3rd8th3rd7th1st7th4th3rd3rd5th 3rd 30
 Ukraine 5th 12th10th9th15th12th12th10th14th 9
Nation Turkey
1993		 Portugal
1995		 Belgium
1997		 Slovenia
1999		 Latvia
2001		 Spain
2003		 Greece
2004		 Spain
2005		 Spain
2006		 Greece
2007		 Italy
2008		 Lithuania
2009		 Montenegro
2010		 Czech Republic
2011		 Lithuania
Latvia
2012		 Ukraine
2013		 Latvia
2014		 Lithuania
2015		 Poland
2016		 Montenegro
2017		 Serbia
2018		 Total
 Austria playing in lower divisions 4
 Romania playing in lower divisions 1
 Switzerland playing in lower divisions 2
 England † 12th 16th 14th United Kingdom Great Britain[2] 5
 Scotland † playing in lower divisions United Kingdom Great Britain 1
 Wales † playing in lower divisions United Kingdom Great Britain 1
 Syria playing in FIBA Asia 1
 Czechoslovakia † defunct 3
 Soviet Union † defunct 11
 Yugoslavia † defunct 11
 FR Yugoslavia
 Serbia and MontenegroA		 1st1st1st1st9th10th3rddefunct7
^A As FR Yugoslavia (1992–2001, 3 participations, 3 gold medals) and as Serbia and Montenegro (2003–2006, 4 participations, 2 medals)

MVP Awards (since 1999)

Year MVP Award Winner
1999 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Aleksandar Gajić
2001 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Veljko Tomović
2003 Serbia and Montenegro Nemanja Aleksandrov
2004 Russia Vitaly Kuznetsov
2005 France Antoine Diot
2006 Spain Ricky Rubio
2007 Serbia Dejan Musli
2008 Lithuania Jonas Valančiūnas
2009 Lithuania Tauras Jogėla
2010 Croatia Dario Šarić
2011 Croatia Mario Hezonja
2012 Turkey Okben Ulubay
2013 Serbia Stefan Peno
2014 France Killian Tillie
2015 Bosnia and Herzegovina Džanan Musa
2016 Spain Usman Garuba
2017 France Killian Hayes
2018 Croatia Roko Prkačin

Division B

Results

Year Host Promoted to Division A Bronze medal game
Gold Score Silver Bronze * Score Fourth place
2004
details		  England (Brighton)
Iceland		 Round-robin group
Macedonia
England		 Round-robin group
Czech Republic
2005
details		  Bulgaria (Pravets)
Germany		 77–63
Portugal
Georgia		 77–67
Bosnia and Herzegovina
2006
details		  Estonia (Tallinn)
Czech Republic		 67–54
Georgia
Bulgaria		 85–75*
Austria
2007
details		  Macedonia (Skopje)
Poland		 80–73
Hungary
Sweden		 66–65*
England
2008
details		  Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sarajevo)
Germany		 76–69
Montenegro
Bulgaria		 81–61
Sweden
2009
details		  Portugal
(São João da Madeira)
Bulgaria		 81–63
Denmark
England		 78–63
Slovenia
2010
details		  Estonia (Tallinn)
Czech Republic		 61–53
Ukraine
Slovenia		 62–60
Netherlands
2011
details		  Macedonia (Strumica)
Slovenia		 82–73
England
Bosnia and Herzegovina		 72–71
Israel
2012
details		  Romania (Bucharest)
Belgium		 56–46
Montenegro
Sweden		 79–55
Hungary
2013
details		  Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sarajevo)
Denmark		 72–69
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Finland		 96–62
Slovenia
2014
details		  Macedonia (Strumica)
Montenegro		 76–73
Israel
England		 84–60
Czech Republic
2015
details		  Bulgaria (Sofia)
Estonia		 64–56
Poland
Sweden		 57–56
Slovakia
2016
details		  Bulgaria (Sofia)
Russia		 82–76
Israel
Slovenia		 79–71
Ukraine
2017
details		  Bulgaria (Sofia)
Greece		 74–60
Netherlands
Georgia		 64–63
Great Britain
2018
details		  Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sarajevo)
Russia		 83-77
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Macedonia		 84-66
Czech Republic
  • Since 2012, the 3rd team in Division B is also promoted to Division A for the next tournament.

Performances by nation

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Czech Republic (CZE)2002
 Germany (GER)2002
 Russia (RUS)2002
4 Montenegro (MNE)1203
5 Denmark (DEN)1102
 Poland (POL)1102
7 Bulgaria (BUL)1023
 Slovenia (SLO)1023
9 Belgium (BEL)1001
 Estonia (EST)1001
 Iceland (ISL)1001
12 Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH)0213
13 Israel (ISR)0202
14 England (ENG)0134
15 Georgia (GEO)0112
 Macedonia (MKD)0112
17 Hungary (HUN)0101
 Portugal (POR)0101
 Ukraine (UKR)0101
20 Sweden (SWE)0033
21 Finland (FIN)0011
Totals (21 nations)14141442

Division C

Results

Year Host Gold medal game Bronze medal game
Gold Score Silver Bronze Score Fourth place
2002
details		  Cyprus
Cyprus		 Round-robin group
Luxembourg
Scotland		 Round-robin group
Andorra
2004
details		  Andorra
Andorra		 Round-robin group
Luxembourg
Scotland		 Round-robin group
Wales
2006
details		  Andorra
Luxembourg		 85–69
Scotland
Cyprus		 59–42
Malta
2008
details		  Gibraltar
Scotland		 102–39
Wales
Moldova		 75–69
(2OT)
Gibraltar
2010
details		  Andorra
Cyprus		 74–30
Scotland
Andorra		 86–54
San Marino
2011
details		  San Marino
Andorra		 84–70
San Marino
Wales		 77–67
Malta
2012
details		  Gibraltar
Monaco		 61–53
Scotland
Gibraltar		 50–45
San Marino
2013
details		  Gibraltar
Gibraltar		 Round-robin group
Scotland
Andorra		 Round-robin group
Wales
2014
details		  Malta
Malta		 Round-robin group
Andorra
Wales		 Round-robin group
Gibraltar
2015
details		  San Marino
San Marino		 76–59
Kosovo
Malta		 55–44
Wales
2016
details		  Cyprus
Cyprus		 62–50
Azerbaijan
Moldova		 81–56
Gibraltar
2017
details		  Andorra
Armenia		 88–70
Gibraltar
Azerbaijan		 75–55
Andorra
2018
details		  San Marino
Andorra		 84–49
Wales
Austria		 65–43
San Marino

Performances by nation

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Andorra (AND)3126
2 Cyprus (CYP)3014
3 Scotland (SCO)1427
4 Luxembourg (LUX)1203
5 Gibraltar (GIB)1113
6 San Marino (SMR)1102
7 Malta (MLT)1012
8 Armenia (ARM)1001
 Monaco (MON)1001
10 Wales (WAL)0224
11 Azerbaijan (AZE)0112
12 Kosovo (KOS)0101
13 Moldova (MDA)0022
14 Austria (AUT)0011
Totals (14 nations)13131339

References

  1. ↑ "archive.fiba.com: 2016 FIBA U16 European Championship". archive.fiba.com.
  2. ↑ "FIBA SIGN OFF BRITISH BASKETBALL AGREEMENT". www.gbbasketball.com.

See also

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