EuroBasket 1993

The 28th European Basketball Championship of Men ( officially: Euro Basket 1993) took place from 22 June to 4 July 1993, Germany. The winner was unexpectedly the host from Germany, in the finals Russia - referred to second place - the successor to the record title holder USSR. Championship debutants Croatia, whose players traditionally formed part of the successful Yugoslavia national team in the past, took the bronze medal.

• 3.1 Group 1
• 3.2 Group 2

• 4.1 quarterfinals
• 4.2 Space 5-8
• 4.3 Space 1-4

Venues

Games of the preliminary groups A and C and the intermediate round Group 1 took place in the Europa Halle in Karlsruhe, which took the preliminary round Group B and D and the intermediate round Group 2 in Germany Halle in Berlin. From the quarter- finals, all games were played in Munich's Olympic Hall.

Preliminary round

The preliminary round was played in four groups of four teams. 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 extension. In case of equality, the direct comparison decided against each other.

The first three teams in each group were set for the second round and had EM -Platz 12 already secure. The remaining four groups according to their points scored last occupied the EM places 13 to 16 For equal scores the basket quotient decided.

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Second round

In the second round, the first three teams played each preliminary round group. The new group 1, the qualified teams of groups B and D Group 2 The results of the meetings that took place in the first round, were taken with in the second round the eligible teams in Groups A and C were formed.

It was at least fourth necessary to qualify for the quarter-finals, which meant at least EM -Platz 8. The teams that missed the next round were sorted according to their points scored on the EM places 9 to 12. For equal scores the basket quotient decided.

Group 1

Group 2

Final round

Quarterfinals

The first four teams in each group played between round for a place in the last four. It was played in KO system via cross against an opponent from the other group.

Place 5-8

The excreted in the quarter-finals teams played to EM- 5th place

Place 1 to 4

The winning teams in the quarterfinals played for the European title.

Full Time

The German European Championship team

Honors

To the best players of the tournament ( MVP ) of the German Christian Welp was chosen. In a total of nine games Welp scored Although only average 11.1 points, but made for important matches and contributed significantly to the German title.

Statistics

• Number of Games: 54
• Number of points: 8637