1999 FIBA European Championship for Cadettes

1999 FIBA European Championship for Cadettes Europe U-16 women 1999 Romania 5–23 August 1998 (qualifying round)6–24 April 1999 (challenge round)23 July – 1 August 1999 (main tournament) 27 (qualifying)12 (final tournament) 1 ESP 1 1997 2001 The 1999 FIBA European Championship for Cadettes was the 13th edition of the European basketball championship for U16 women's teams, today known as FIBA U16 Women's European Championship. 12 teams featured in the competition, held in Tulcea, Romania, from 23 July to 1 August 1999. Spain won their first title. Qualification round 24 countries entered the qualification round. They were divided in five groups. The top three teams of each group qualified for the Challenge Round. Spain, Belarus and France received a bye to the Challenge Round. Romania (as host), Russia (as incumbent champion) and the Czech Republic (as incumbent runner-up) received a bye to the main tournament and did not play in the qualification round or the Challenge Round. Group A The games were played in Riga, Latvia, from August 21 to 23, 1998. main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive MT MT MT H LAT 2 1 244 199 ITA 2 1 206 191 BEL 2 1 207 192 LIT 0 3 164 239 Head-to-head record: 1) LAT 1–1 (+17), ITA 1–1 (–2), BEL 1–1 (–15). LAT LAT 79–80 81–63 84–56 56–59 70–53 85–55 16 LAT LAT 16 ITA ITA 16 BEL BEL 16 LIT LIT Q green1 Challenge Round 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Group B The games were played in Snina, Slovakia, from August 5 to 9, 1998. main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive MT MT MT H FRY 4 0 229 151 SVK 2 2 260 224 UKR 2 2 193 176 ISR 2 2 194 231 MKD 0 4 144 238 Head-to-head record: 1) SVK 1–1 (+23), UKR 1–1 (+5), ISR 1–1 (–28). SVK SVK 65–49 36–35 69–41 59–26 55–62 80–50 76–47 47–49 49–36 54–35 16 FRY FRY 16 SVK SVK 16 UKR UKR 16 ISR ISR 16 Macedonia MKD Q green1 Challenge Round 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Group C The games were played in Škofja Loka, Slovenia, from August 5 to 9, 1998. main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive MT MT MT H GRE 4 0 278 150 HUN 3 1 286 194 AUT 2 2 178 238 SLO 1 3 200 232 POR 0 4 125 253 69–51 73–28 56–42 80–29 87–42 87–56 61–27 50–48 58–30 54–39 16 GRE GRE 16 HUN HUN 16 AUT AUT 16 SLO SLO 16 POR POR Q green1 Challenge Round 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Group D The games were played in Huskvarna, Sweden, from August 5 to 9, 1998. main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive MT MT MT H GER 4 0 276 179 POL 3 1 287 226 SWE 2 2 223 246 IRL 1 3 209 233 ENG 0 4 172 283 68–58 65–38 76–47 67–36 80–60 63–52 86–46 58–47 67–54 63–36 16 GER GER 16 POL POL 16 SWE SWE 16 IRL IRL 16 ENG ENG Q green1 Challenge Round 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Group E The games were played in Adapazarı, Turkey, from August 5 to 9, 1998. main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive MT MT MT H CRO 4 0 327 159 TUR 3 1 283 174 BUL 2 2 279 180 BIH 1 3 161 235 MLT 0 4 68 370 72–56 65–63 71–21 119–19 61–49 64–35 102–18 84–39 83–15 66–16 16 CRO CRO 16 TUR TUR 16 BUL BUL 16 BIH BIH 16 MLT MLT Q green1 Challenge Round 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Challenge Round Eighteen countries entered the Challenge Round: fifteen from the qualification round and Spain, Belarus and France. They were divide in three groups. The top three teams of each group qualified for the final round. Romania (as host), Russia (as incumbent champion) and the Czech Republic (as incumbent runner-up) received a bye to the main tournament. Group A The games were played in Umag, Croatia, from April 20 to 24, 1999. main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive MT MT MT H POL 5 0 321 275 FRA 4 1 312 225 CRO 2 3 284 261 HUN 2 3 267 324 UKR 1 4 287 310 LAT 1 4 234 310 54–53 52–50 74–51 74–60 67–61 70–37 56–49 70–49 63–36 80–44 71–46 46–49 63–58 60–56 74–32 16 POL POL 16 FRA FRA 16 CRO CRO 16 HUN HUN 16 UKR UKR 16 LAT LAT Q green1 Final Round 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Group B The games were played in Völklingen, Germany, from April 7 to 11, 1999. main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive MT MT MT H SVK 5 0 309 244 FRY 4 1 342 271 BLR 3 2 323 343 GER 2 3 274 317 ITA 1 4 294 307 BUL 0 5 268 328 55–46 77–65 65–36 51–49 61–48 87–59 65–50 66–55 78–52 62–56 79–71 58–52 62–58 70–67 61–49 16 SVK SVK 16 FRY FRY 16 BLR 1995 BLR 1995 16 GER GER 16 ITA ITA 16 BUL BUL Q green1 Final Round 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Group C The games were played in Santander, Spain, from April 6 to 10, 1999. main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive MT MT MT H ESP 5 0 369 182 TUR 4 1 239 238 GRE 3 2 324 231 SWE 2 3 222 306 BEL 1 4 218 297 AUT 0 5 188 306 73–31 59–46 86–37 73–32 78–36 65–55 41–40 57–43 45–27 78–31 69–41 76–35 58–51 56–50 51–40 16 ESP ESP 16 TUR TUR 16 GRE GRE 16 SWE SWE 16 BEL BEL 16 AUT AUT Q green1 Final Round 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Qualified teams The following twelve teams qualified for the final tournament. Team Method of qualification Finals appearance Last appearance Previous best performance 16 ROU 01 Hosts 09 9th 1997 02 Runners-up (1989) 16 RUS 02 1997 winners 04 4th 1995 01 Champions (1993, 1995, 1997) 16 CZE 03 1997 runner-up 03 3rd 1997 02 Runners-up (1997) 16 POL 04 Challenge Round Group A winners 09 9th 1997 05 5th (1976, 1978) 16 FRA 05 Challenge Round Group A runners-up 11 11th 1997 03 3rd (1997) 16 CRO 06 Challenge Round Group A third place 03 3rd 1997 06 6th (1997) 16 SVK 07 Challenge Round Group B winners 03 3rd 1995 04 4th (1993) 16 FRY 08 Challenge Round Group B runners-up 11 11th 1997 02 Runners-up (1982, 1991) 16 BLR 1995 09 Challenge Round Group B third place 03 3rd 1997 04 4th (1997) 16 ESP 10 Challenge Round Group C winners 13 13th 1995 02 Runners-up (1993) 16 TUR 11 Challenge Round Group C runners-up 01 1st (debut) — — 16 GRE 12 Challenge Round Group C third place 05 5th 1995 05 5th (1991) Main tournament In the preliminary round, the twelve teams were allocated in two groups of six teams each. The top four teams of each group advanced to the quarterfinals. The last two teams of each group qualified for the 9th-12th playoffs. Group round Group A main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive QF QF QF QF 9PO 9PO BLR 4 1 360 357 FRA 3 2 284 244 POL 3 2 324 315 SVK 3 2 292 279 TUR 1 4 251 281 CRO 1 4 299 334 Head-to-head records: FRA 1–1 (+5), POL 1–1 (0), SVK 1–1 (–5). FRA FRA 68–64 71–83 69–66 72–66 80–78 45–58 51–36 56–26 65–56 64–74 69–62 50–60 42–32 74–63 65–42 16 BLR 1995 BLR 1995 16 TUR TUR 16 FRA FRA 16 POL POL 16 SVK SVK 16 CRO CRO Q green1 Advance to quarterfinals yellow1 Transfer to 9th–12th playoff 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Group B main WL true points points complete FIBA Archive QF QF QF QF 9PO 9PO FRY 4 1 287 297 RUS 4 1 336 306 GRE 3 2 285 283 ESP 3 2 314 226 CZE 1 4 313 287 ROU 0 5 270 406 84–82 45–43 37–65 54–52 67–55 61–54 57–55 56–52 80–61 49–46 64–62 75–69 42–32 74–63 65–42 16 RUS RUS 16 GRE GRE 16 FRY FRY 16 CZE CZE 16 ROU ROU 16 ESP ESP Q green1 Advance to quarterfinals yellow1 Transfer to 9th–12th playoff 1) points; 2) head-to-head record. Playoffs 9th-12th playoff main 2 high yes 11th place game Semifinals 9th place game July 30 16 ROU 48 16 TUR 57 July 30 16 CRO 71 16 CZE 62 July 31 16 TUR 56 16 CRO 64 July 31 16 ROU 51 16 CZE 95 Championship playoff main 3 high yes Bronze game Quarterfinals Semifinals Final yes July 30 16 BLR 1995 57 16 ESP 71 July 30 16 POL 63 16 RUS 75 July 30 16 SVK 52 16 FRY 54 July 30 16 GRE 46 16 FRA 62 July 31 16 ESP 76 16 RUS 67 July 31 16 FRY 52 16 FRA 47 August 1 16 ESP 66 16 FRY 58 August 1 16 FRA 57 16 RUS 50 5th-8th playoff main 2 high yes 7th place game Semifinals 5th place game July 31 16 BLR 1995 48 16 POL 79 July 31 16 SVK 56 16 GRE 46 August 1 16 POL 54 16 SVK 66 August 1 16 BLR 1995 56 16 GRE 60 Final standings Rank Team16 ESP16 FRY16 FRA4th16 RUS5th16 SVK6th16 POL7th16 GRE8th16 BLR 19959th16 CRO10th16 TUR11th16 CZE12th16 ROU bkwu 16 1997 FIBA Europe Women's Under-16 Championship winners Spain 1st External links Official Site 1999 Bask Category:1999–2000 in European women's basketball Category:International youth basketball competitions hosted by Romania Category:Women's international basketball competitions hosted by Romania