2009 FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship Division B

2009 EuroBasket Under-18

26th FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship

Tournament details

Host nation

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dates

July 23 – August 2

Teams

21 (from 48 federations)

Venues

5 (in 4 host cities)

Champions

Sweden (1st title)

MVP

Dirk Nowitzki

Tournament leaders

	Players	Teams
Points	Nowitzki (26.1)	Spain (87.0)
Rebounds	Kirilenko (11.8)	Russia (41.2)
Assists	Diamantidis (5.0)	Israel (14.3)

Official website

EuroBasket 2009 Division B

U18 European Championship Men 2009 - Division B was an under-18 men's basketball tournament that took place in Bosnia and Herzegovina in July/August 2009. The tournament was won by Sweden who beat Poland 87-71 in the final. Sweden and Poland were promoted to Division A.

Final Ranking

1. Sweden

2. Israel

3. Slovenia

4. Poland

5. Hungary

6. Iceland

7. England

8. Georgia

9. Belgium

10. Denmark

11. Netherlands

12. Portugal

13. Austria

14. Switzerland

15. Estonia

16. Romania

17. Slovakia

18. Belarus

19. Bulgaria

20. Scotland

21. Macedonia

22. Ireland

23. Albania

24. Luxembourg

External links

U18 European Championship Men 2009 - Division B website

FIBA Europe Under-18 Championship

Division A	Italy 1964 Italy 1966 Spain 1968 Greece 1970 Yugoslavia 1972 France 1974 Spain 1976 Italy 1978 Yugoslavia 1980 Bulgaria 1982 Sweden 1984 Austria 1986 Yugoslavia 1988 Netherlands 1990 Hungary 1992 Israel 1994 France 1996 Bulgaria 1998 Croatia 2000 Germany 2002 Spain 2004 Serbia and Montenegro 2005 Greece 2006 Spain 2007 Greece 2008 France 2009 Lithuania 2010 Poland 2011 Lithuania/Latvia 2012 Latvia 2013 Turkey 2014 Greece 2015 Turkey 2016

Division B	Slovakia 2005 Romania 2006 Bulgaria 2007 Hungary 2008 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2009 Israel 2010 Bulgaria 2011 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2012 Republic of Macedonia 2013 Bulgaria 2014 Austria 2015 Macedonia 2016

Division C	Andorra 1997 Luxembourg 1999 Malta 2001 Malta 2003 Malta 2005 Israel 2007 Malta 2009 San Marino 2011 Andorra 2013 Andorra 2014 Gibraltar 2015 San Marino 2016

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