EuroBasket Women 2005

{{Infobox FIBA tourney

| gender = women

| continent = Europe

| year = 2005

| logo = Eurobasket2005WomenLogo.png

| size =

| caption = Eurobasket Women 2005 logo

| host = Turkey

| dates = September 2–11

| teams = 12

| federations =

| venues = 3

| cities = 3

| champions = Czech Republic

| title_number = 1

| mvp = {{flagicon|RUS}} Maria Stepanova

| ppg_p = {{flagicon|ESP}} Amaya Valdemoro 21.6

| ppg_t = {{Bkw|Russia}} 77.3

| rpg_p = {{flagicon|TUR}} Nevriye Yılmaz 11.3

| rpg_t = {{Bkw|Russia}} 43.7

| apg_p = {{flagicon|FRA}} Catherine Melain 5.1

| apg_t = {{Bkw|France}} 16.9

| website = [https://web.archive.org/web/20051226142418/http://www.eurobasketwomen2005.com/en/ Official website]

| prevseason = 2003

| nextseason = 2007

}}

The 2005 European Women Basketball Championship, commonly called Eurobasket 2005 Women, was held in Turkey between 2 September and 11 September 2005. Czech Republic won the gold medal and Russia the silver medal while Spain won the bronze. Maria Stepanova from Russia was named the tournament MVP.

The FIBA European Women's Basketball Championship is a bi-annual women's basketball competition between national teams organised by FIBA Europe, the sport's governing body in Europe. This was the first time that the championship was hosted by Turkey.

Venues

{{Location map+

|Turkey

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|places =

{{Location map~|Turkey|lat=39.8667|long=32.8667|position = top |label=Ankara}}

{{Location map~|Turkey|lat=40.1833|long=29.0667|position = top |label=Bursa}}

{{Location map~|Turkey|lat=38.4333|long=27.1500|position = top |label=İzmir}}

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=Ankara=

Ankara, the capital of Turkey and the country's second largest city, was the final stage of the Eurobasket 2005 Women action. The Ankara Atatürk Sport Hall with a capacity of 4,500 people hosted 16 games of the competition following the preliminary round.

=Bursa=

Turkey's fourth most populous city Bursa was home to Group A during the tournament, and also had a total of 15 games played in the 3,500 person capacity Bursa Atatürk Sport Hall.

=İzmir=

İzmir is the third largest city of Turkey. İzmir Atatürk Sport Hall with a capacity of 3,000 persons hosted Group B, where 15 games were played.

Qualification

For details on qualification, see Eurobasket 2005 Women qualification.

Squads

Final round

=Preliminaries=

==Group A – Atatürk Sport Hall, Bursa==

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{{Bs cl2 team|t={{Bkw|Latvia}} |w=3 |l=2 |pf=323 |pa=319 |bc= #ccffcc}}

{{Bs cl2 team|t={{Bkw|Poland}} |w=2 |l=3 |pf=297 |pa=327 |bc= #ccffcc}}

{{Bs cl2 team|t={{Bkw|Greece}} |w=1 |l=4 |pf=272 |pa=328}}

{{Bs cl2 team|t={{Bkw|Germany}} |w=0 |l=5 |pf=282 |pa=364}}

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September 2, 2005

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|align=right|Poland

|align=center|62 – 75

|Latvia

|16:00

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|align=right|Germany

|align=center|61 – 66

|Greece

|18:15

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|align=right|France

|align=center|45 – 65

|Czech Republic

|20:30

September 3, 2005

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|align=right|Latvia

|align=center|77 – 67

|Germany

|16:00

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|align=right|Czech Republic

|align=center|64 – 47

|Poland

|18:15

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|align=right|Greece

|align=center|56 – 71

|France

|20:30

September 4, 2005

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|align=right|Germany

|align=center|56 – 66

|Poland

|16:00

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|align=right|Greece

|align=center|54 – 61

|Czech Republic

|18:15

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|align=right|France

|align=center|67 – 50

|Latvia

|20:30

September 6, 2005

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|align=right|Czech Republic

|align=center|76 – 50

|Germany

|16:00

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|align=right|Latvia

|align=center|76 – 47

|Greece

|18:15

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|align=right|Poland

|align=center|63 – 83

|France

|20:30

September 7, 2005

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|align=right|Latvia

|align=center|45 – 76

|Czech Republic

|16:00

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|align=right|Greece

|align=center|49 – 59

|Poland

|18:15

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|align=right|France

|align=center|79 – 48

|Germany

|20:30

==Group B – Atatürk Sport Hall, İzmir==

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{{Bs cl2 team|t={{Bkw|Spain}} |w=4 |l=1 |pf=397 |pa=320 |bc= #ccffcc}}

{{Bs cl2 team|t={{Bkw|Russia}} |w=3 |l=2 |pf=413 |pa=379 |bc= #ccffcc}}

{{Bs cl2 team|t={{Bkw|Turkey}} |w=2 |l=3 |pf=374 |pa=384 |bc= #ccffcc}}

{{Bs cl2 team|t={{Bkw|Serbia and Montenegro}} |w=2 |l=3 |pf=330 |pa=360}}

{{Bs cl2 team|t={{Bkw|Romania}} |w=0 |l=5 |pf=283 |pa=411}}

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September 2, 2005

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|align=right|Romania

|align=center|60 – 92

|Russia

|16:00

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|align=right|Lithuania

|align=center|74 – 69

|Spain

|18:15

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|align=right|Turkey

|align=center|81 – 69

|Serbia and Montenegro

|20:30

September 3, 2005

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|align=right|Spain

|align=center|98 – 53

|Romania

|16:00

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|align=right|Serba and Montenegro

|align=center|77 – 74

|Lithuania

|18:15

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|align=right|Russia

|align=center|91 – 87

|Turkey

|20:30

September 4, 2005

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|align=right|Romania

|align=center|50 – 63

|Serbia and Montenegro

|16:00

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|align=right|Spain

|align=center|83 – 77, OT

|Russia

|18:15

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|align=right|Lithuania

|align=center|82 – 76

|Turkey

|20:30

September 6, 2005

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|align=right|Russia

|align=center|67 – 80

|Lithuania

|16:00

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|align=right|Serbia and Montenegro

|align=center|52 – 69

|Spain

|18:15

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|align=right|Turkey

|align=center|66 – 64

|Romania

|20:30

September 7, 2005

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|align=right|Serbia and Montenegro

|align=center|69 – 86

|Russia

|16:00

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|align=right|Romania

|align=center|56 – 92

|Lithuania

|18:15

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|align=right|Spain

|align=center|78 – 64

|Turkey

|20:30

=Finals – Atatürk Sport Hall, Ankara=

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||{{bkw|CZE}}|86|{{bkw|TUR}}|60

||{{bkw|ESP}}|69|{{bkw|LAT}}|50

||{{bkw|LIT}}|67|{{bkw|POL}}|58

||{{bkw|FRA}}|56|{{bkw|RUS}}|70

||{{bkw|CZE}}|76|{{bkw|ESP}}|66

||{{bkw|LIT}}|50|{{bkw|RUS}}|65

||{{bkw|CZE}}|72|{{bkw|RUS}}|70

||{{bkw|ESP}}|83|{{bkw|LIT}}|65

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;5th to 8th place

{{Round4-with third|RD1=Classification round|RD2=Fifth place|Consol=Seventh place

||{{bkw|TUR}}|78|{{bkw|LAT}}|81

||{{bkw|POL}}|71|{{bkw|FRA}}|73

||{{bkw|LAT}}|62|{{bkw|FRA}}|85

||{{bkw|TUR}}|71|{{bkw|POL}}|82

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;9th to 12th place

{{Round4-with third|RD1=Classification round|RD2=Ninth place|Consol=Eleventh place

||{{bkw|GRC}}|67|{{bkw|ROU}}|61

||{{bkw|SCG}}|73|{{bkw|DEU}}|57

||{{bkw|GRC}}|65|{{bkw|SCG}}|79

||{{bkw|ROU}}|64|{{bkw|DEU}}|98

}}

==Quarter-finals==

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September 9, 2005

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|align=right|Lithuania

|align=center|67 – 58

|Poland

|13:45

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|align=right|Spain

|align=center|69 – 50

|Latvia

|16:00

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|align=right|France

|align=center|56 – 70

|Russia

|18:15

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|align=right|Czech Republic

|align=center|86 – 60

|Turkey

|20:30

==Classification 9–12==

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September 10, 2005

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|align=right|Greece

|align=center|67 – 61

|Romania

|09:15

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|align=right|Serbia and Montenegro

|align=center|73 – 57

|Germany

|11:30

==Classification 5–8==

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September 10, 2005

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|align=right|Poland

|align=center|71 – 73

|France

|13:45

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|align=right|Turkey

|align=center|78 – 81

|Latvia

|16:00

==Semi-finals==

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September 10, 2005

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|align=right|Lithuania

|align=center|50 – 65

|Russia

|18:15

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|align=right|Czech Republic

|align=center|76 – 66

|Spain

|20:20

==Finals==

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September 11, 2005

11th-place match

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|align=right|Romania

|align=center|64 – 98

|Germany

|09:15

9th-place match

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|align=right|Greece

|align=center|65 – 79

|Serbia and Montenegro

|11:30

7th-place match

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|align=right|Turkey

|align=center|71 – 82, OT

|Poland

|13:45

5th-place match

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|align=right|Latvia

|align=center|62 – 85

|France

|16:00

Bronze Medal Match

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|align=right|Spain

|align=center|83 – 65

|Lithuania

|18:15

Championship Match

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|align=right|Czech Republic

|align=center|72 – 70

|Russia

|20:30

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|date=11 September 2005

|time=20:30

|place=Ankara Atatürk Sport Hall, Ankara (TUR)

|report=[http://www.fibaeurope.com/compID_pnlxO1HYJhUh,MTfrmUO03.season_2005.roundID_3221.gameID_4344-46-A-1.html Boxscore]

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|teamB={{Bkw|RUS}}

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|scoreB=70

|Q1=18–24

|Q2=13–19

|Q3=24–17

|Q4=17–10

|points1=

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|attendance=1000

|referee=Kestutis Pilipauskas (LTU), Vicente Bulto (ESP)

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Conclusion

=Final standings=

|{{Gold01}}||align=left|{{bkw|CZE}}||8||8||0||576||437||+139||16

|{{Silver02}}||align=left|{{bkw|RUS}}||8||5||3||618||557||+61||13

|{{Bronze03}}||align=left|{{bkw|ESP}}||8||6||2||615||511||+104||14

|4||align=left|{{bkw|LTU}}||8||5||3||584||551||+33||13

|colspan=10 height=1px bgcolor=lightgrey|

|5||align=left|{{bkw|FRA}}||8||6||2||559||485||+74||14

|6||align=left|{{bkw|LAT}}||8||4||4||516||551||–35||12

|7||align=left|{{bkw|POL}}||8||3||5||508||538||–30||11

|8||align=left|{{bkw|TUR}}||8||2||6||583||633||–50||10

|colspan=10 height=1px bgcolor=lightgrey|

|9||align=left|{{bkw|SCG}}||7||4||3||482||482||0||11

|10||align=left|{{bkw|GRE}}||7||2||5||404||468||–64||9

|11||align=left|{{bkw|GER}}||7||1||6||437||501||–64||8

|12||align=left|{{bkw|ROM}}||7||0||7||408||576||–168||7

=All-Eurobasket 2005 Women Awards=

MVP: Maria Stepanova ({{flagicon|RUS}} Russia)
Best Center: Maria Stepanova ({{flagicon|RUS}} Russia)
Best Forward: Amaya Valdemoro ({{flagicon|ESP}} Spain)
Best Guard: Hana Machová ({{flagicon|CZE}} Czech Republic)

==1st Team==

Maria Stepanova ({{flagicon|RUS}} Russia)
Tatiana Shchegoleva ({{flagicon|RUS}} Russia)
Amaya Valdemoro ({{flagicon|ESP}} Spain)
Hana Machová ({{flagicon|CZE}} Czech Republic)
Eva Vítečková ({{flagicon|CZE}} Czech Republic)

==2nd Team==

Anna Montañana ({{flagicon|ESP}} Spain)
Agnieszka Bibrzycka ({{flagicon|POL}} Poland)
Sandra Valužytė ({{flagicon|LTU}} Lithuania)
Anete Jekabsone ({{flagicon|LVA}} Latvia)
Audrey Sauret-Gillespie ({{flagicon|FRA}} France)

==Honorable Mention==

Michaela Pavlíčková ({{flagicon|CZE}} Czech Republic)
Eva Němcová ({{flagicon|CZE}} Czech Republic)
Ilona Korstin ({{flagicon|RUS}} Russia)
Marta Fernández ({{flagicon|ESP}} Spain)
Iveta Marcauskaite ({{flagicon|LTU}} Lithuania)
Sandra Le Dréan ({{flagicon|FRA}} France)
Nevriye Yılmaz ({{flagicon|TUR}} Turkey)
Ivana Matović ({{flagicon|SCG}} Serbia and Montenegro)
Biljana Stanković ({{flagicon|SCG}} Serbia and Montenegro)
Evanthia Maltsi ({{flagicon|GRC}} Greece)
Linda Fröhlich ({{flagicon|GER}} Germany)

=Top 10 scorers=

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align=center bgcolor=#efefef !width=20\|Rank !width=130\|Player !width=120\|Team !width=20\|Games !width=20\|Score !width=20\|PPG
1	Amaya Valdemoro	{{flag\|Spain}}	8	173	21.6
2	Agnieszka Bibrzycka	{{flag\|Poland}}	8	159	19.9
3	Anete Jekabsone	{{flag\|Latvia}}	8	157	19.6
4	Nevriye Yılmaz	{{flag\|Turkey}}	8	156	19.5
5	Maria Stepanova	{{flag\|Russia}}	8	144	18.0
6	Linda Fröhlich	{{flag\|Germany}}	7	115	16.4
7	Eva Vítečková	{{flag\|Czech Republic}}	8	119	14.9
8	Sandra Valužyte	{{flag\|Lithuania}}	8	108	13.5
9	Evanthia Maltsi	{{flag\|Greece}}	7	92	13.1
10	Ildiko Vass	{{flag\|Romania}}	7	91	13.0

=Statistical leaders=

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align=center bgcolor=#efefef !width=120\|Category !width=120\|Player !width=100\|Team !width=20\|Average
Points per game	Amaya Valdemoro	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Spain	21.6
Total rebounds	Nevriye Yılmaz	{{flagicon\|Turkey}} Turkey	11.3
Assists	Catherine Melain	{{flagicon\|France}} France	5.1
Steals	Amaya Valdemoro	{{flagicon\|Spain}} Spain	3.1
Turnovers	Gunta Baško	{{flagicon\|Latvia}} Latvia	4.9
Blocked shots	Gabriela Toma	{{flagicon\|Romania}} Romania	2.6

References

[https://web.archive.org/web/20051226142418/http://www.eurobasketwomen2005.com/en/ Eurobasket 2005 Women official website]
[https://web.archive.org/web/20060420063851/http://www.eurobasket.com/events/ecw/ecw05.asp Eurobasket 2005 Women at Eurobasket official website]

External links

[http://www.fibaeurope.com/default.asp FIBA Europe official website]
[https://www.fiba.basketball FIBA official website]

2005

Category:2005–06 in European women's basketball

2005 EuroBasket Women

Euro

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Category:2005 in Turkish women's sport

Category:2000s in Ankara

Category:2000s in İzmir