archive.fiba.com: 2015 EuroBasket fiba.com About FIBA Coaching Library Search Events National Teams Players 5 to 20 Sep. 2015 - Berlin, Montpellier, Riga, Zagreb, Lille Home 1st Qualifying Tournament 2nd Qualifying Round Final Round Schedule & results Group standings Statistics Teams Players History History PRINT We found 41 results matching FIBA Europe Year Dates Location Top Scorer MVP 2017 31 Aug. to 17 Sep. Slovenia Serbia Spain Rashaun Broadus (ALB) 2015 1 Aug. to 20 Sep. Spain Lithuania France Mirza Teletovic (BIH) 2013 4 Sep. to 22 Sep. (SLOVENIA) France Lithuania Spain Anton Gavel (SVK) 2011 2 Aug. to 18 Sep. (LITHUANIA) Spain France Russia Andrea Bargnani (ITA) 2009 7 Sep. to 20 Sep. Poland (POLAND) Spain Serbia Greece Andris Biedrins (LAT) 2007 3 Sep. to 16 Sep. Palma de Mallorca, Alicante, Sevilla, Granada/Madrid (SPAIN) Russia Spain Lithuania Dzhon-Robert Kholden (RUS) 2005 8 Sep. to 25 Sep. Greece Germany France Dirk Nowitzki (GER) 2003 17 May. to 14 Sep. Velje (DENMARK) Lithuania Spain Italy Johan Joachim Jerichow (DEN) Kenneth-Joseph Lacey (IRL) 2001 18 May. to 9 Sep. Helsinki (FINLAND) Yugoslavia Turkey Spain Nedeljko Asceric (AUT) 1999 22 May. to 3 Jul. Reykjavik (ICELAND) Italy Spain Yugoslavia Teitur Örlygsson (ISL) 1997 22 May. to 6 Jul. Yugoslavia Italy Russia Petar Naumoski (MKD) 1995 21 Jun. to 2 Jul. Sofia (BULGARIA) Yugoslavia Lithuania Croatia Georgi Mladenov (BUL) 1993 22 Jun. to 4 Jul. Berlin, Karlsruhe, Munich (GERMANY) Germany Russia Croatia Sabahudin Bilalovic (BIH) 1991 24 Jun. to 29 Jun. Rome (ITALY) Yugoslavia Italy Spain Nikolaos Galis (GRE) 1989 20 Jun. to 25 Jun. Zagreb (CROATIA) Yugoslavia Greece Soviet Union Nikolaos Galis (GRE) 1987 3 Jun. to 14 Jun. Athens (GREECE) Greece Soviet Union Yugoslavia Nikolaos Galis (GRE) 1985 5 Jun. to 16 Jun. Karlsruhe, Leverkusen, Stuttgart (GERMANY) Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Italy Doron Jamchy (ISR) 1983 26 May. to 4 Jun. Limoges, Caen, Nantes (FRANCE) Italy Spain Soviet Union Nikolaos Galis (GRE) 1981 26 May. to 5 Jun. Bratislava, Havirov, Prague (CZECHOSLOVAKIA) Soviet Union Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Mieczyslaw Mlynarski (POL) 1979 9 Jun. to 19 Jun. Mestre, Siena, Gorizia, Turin (ITALY) Soviet Union Israel Yugoslavia Mieczyslaw Mlynarski (POL) 1977 15 Sep. to 24 Sep. Liège, Ostend (BELGIUM) Yugoslavia Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Kees Akerboom (NED) 1975 7 Jun. to 15 Jun. Belgade, Split, Karlovac, Rijeka (YUGOSLAVIA) Yugoslavia Soviet Union Italy Atanas Golomeev (BUL) 1973 27 Sep. to 6 Oct. Badalona, Barcelona (SPAIN) Yugoslavia Spain Soviet Union Atanas Golomeev (BUL) 1971 10 Sep. to 19 Sep. Essen, Böblingen (GERMANY) Soviet Union Yugoslavia Italy Edward Jurkiewicz (POL) 1969 27 Sep. to 5 Oct. Naples, Caserta (ITALY) Soviet Union Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Georgios Kolokithas (GRE) 1967 28 Sep. to 8 Oct. Helsinki, Tampere (FINLAND) Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland Georgios Kolokithas (GRE) 1965 30 May. to 10 Jun. Moscow, Tbilisi (SOVIET UNION) Soviet Union Yugoslavia Poland Radivoje Korac (YUG) 1963 4 Oct. to 13 Oct. Wroclaw (POLAND) Soviet Union Poland Yugoslavia Radivoje Korac (YUG) 1961 29 Apr. to 8 May. Belgrade (YUGOSLAVIA) Soviet Union Yugoslavia Bulgaria Radivoje Korac (YUG) 1959 21 May. to 31 May. Istanbul (TURKEY) Soviet Union Czechoslovakia France Radivoje Korac (YUG) 1957 20 Jun. to 30 Jun. Sofia (BULGARIA) Soviet Union Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Eddy Terrace (BEL) 1955 7 Jun. to 19 Jun. Budapest (HUNGARY) Hungary Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Miroslav Skerik (TCH) 1953 23 May. to 4 Jun. Moscow (RUSSIA) Soviet Union Hungary France Ahmed Idilibi (LBN) 1951 3 May. to 12 May. Paris (FRANCE) Soviet Union Czechoslovakia France Ivan Mrazek (TCH) 1949 15 May. to 22 May. Cairo (EGYPT) Egypt France Greece Huseyin Ozturk (TUR) 1947 27 Apr. to 3 May. Prague (CZECHOSLOVAKIA) Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Egypt Ivan Mrazek (TCH) 1946 30 Apr. to 4 May. Geneva (SWITZERLAND) Czechoslovakia Italy Hungary Pawel Stok (POL) 1939 21 May. to 28 May. Kaunas (LITHUANIA) Lithuania Latvia Poland 1937 2 May. to 7 May. Riga (LATVIA) Lithuania Italy France Rudolfs Jurcins (LAT) 1935 2 May. to 7 May. Geneva (SWITZERLAND) Latvia Spain Czechoslovakia Rudolfs Jurcins (LAT) Next» 1 «Prev Results per page : 10 25 50 (41 Results) Top Copyright 2009 FIBA All rights reserved. No portion of FIBA.com may be duplicated, redistributed or manipulated in any form. By accessing fiba.com pages, you agree to abide by FIBA Copyright and legal mentions. fiba.com | feedback