EuroBasket Women 2011
The European Basketball Championship of 2011, the Women ( officially: Euro Basket Women 2011 ) was the 33rd edition of the competition. It took place from 18 June to 3 July 2011 in Poland and was organized by FIBA Europe. The title was won Russia that defeated the Turkish team in the final. The third place went to defending champion France.
The winner of the tournament will qualify directly for the 2012 Olympics. The four runners-up teams will get a place at a qualifying tournament, over the five other teams will qualify for the Games.
- 3.1 Group E - Bydgoszcz
- 3.2 Group F - Katowice
- 4.1 tournament tree 4.1.1 Places 5-8
- 7.1 Overall
- 7.2 Most points
- 7.3 Most points per game
- 7.4 Most rebounds per game
- 7.5 Most assists per game
Venues
Preliminary round
In the preliminary round of four teams playing in four groups against each other. The winner of the match was awarded two points, the loser one point. Stand a game at the end of regulation time draw, so there was a renewal.
- Lithuania Lithuania
- Russia Russia
- Slovakia Slovakia
- Turkey Turkey
- Belarus Belarus
- Czech Republic Czech Republic
- United Kingdom United Kingdom
- Israel Israel
- Montenegro Montenegro
- Poland Poland
- Spain
- Germany Germany
- Croatia Croatia
- France France
- Greece Greece
- Latvia Latvia
Group A - Bydgoszcz
Group B - Bydgoszcz
Group C - Katowice
Group D - Katowice
Second round
After the preliminary competition, the first three teams qualified in each group for the second round. The six teams in Groups A and B formed the group E, those of Groups C and D were the new Group F. Each team entered once each against each of the three teams from the other Preliminary Round group. The points against the other qualifiers from their own preliminary group were continued.
- Lithuania Lithuania
- Russia Russia
- Turkey Turkey
- Czech Republic Czech Republic
- Belarus Belarus
- United Kingdom United Kingdom
- Montenegro Montenegro
- Spain
- Poland Poland
- Latvia Latvia
- France France
- Croatia Croatia
Group E - Bydgoszcz
Group F - Katowice
Final rounds
After the second round to the first four teams qualified in each of the two groups E and F for the knockout mode discharged final round. It was played in the quarter final cross against an opponent from the other sub-lap group. Subsequently, both the winners of the quarter finals met in the semifinals each other, and the losers in the "small semi-finals ." The winners of the semi-finals contested the finals, the loser the third place play The winner of the " small semi-finals " played for 5th place, the losers to 7th place
Tournament tree
All times are in Central European Summer Time (CEST )
Places 5-8
Quarterfinals
Small semi-finals
Semifinal
Game for 7th place
Match for 5th place
3rd Place Match
Final
End figures
Honors
For the most valuable player of the tournament, the Russian Jelena Danilotschkina was chosen. During the tournament course she had taken more than half of their litters from beyond the three-point line. Next to her, her compatriot Maria Stepanova, the Turkish girl Nevriye Yılmaz, Eva Vítečková from the Czech Republic and the Croatian Sandra Mandir were elected into the All- Tournament team.
Statistics
Overall
- 54 Games
- 6829 points