2010 FIBA Under-17 World Championship

      2010 FIBA Under-17 World Championship
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      Tournament details
      Host nation  Germany
      Dates July 2–11
      Teams 12 (from 5 federations)
      Venues 1 (in 1 host city)
      Champions  United States (1st title)
      MVP United States Bradley Beal
      Tournament statistics
      Players Teams
      Points China Guo (22.4)  United States (107.5)
      Rebounds Egypt Hamdy (12.1)  United States (50.8)
      Assists United States Cook (7.4)  United States (24.8)

      The 2010 FIBA Under-17 World Championship was an international basketball competition held in Hamburg, Germany from July 2–11, 2010. It was the first edition of the Under-17 World Championships. The US-team won the title against Poland.

      Qualification

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      Squads

      Main article: 2010 FIBA Under-17 World Championship squads
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      Groups

      Group A Group B

       Argentina
       China
       Egypt
       Lithuania
       Serbia
       United States

       Australia
       Canada
       Germany
       Korea
       Poland
       Spain
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      Preliminary round

           Team advanced to Quarterfinals
           Team competed in Placement matches
      Times given below are in CEST (UTC+2).

      Group A

      Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Tiebreaker
       United States 5 5 0 541 348 +193 10
       Lithuania 5 4 1 396 393 +3 9
       China 5 3 2 398 405 −7 8
       Serbia 5 2 3 378 383 −5 7
       Argentina 5 1 4 359 363 −4 6
       Egypt 5 0 5 349 529 −180 5
      July 2
      09:00      		 Report Lithuania  85–72  China    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 17–24, 23–13, 26–15, 19–20
      Pts: Mockevicius 20
      Rebs: Lekunas, Narkevicius each 6
      Asts: Paliukenas 8      		 Pts: Guo, Zhai each 20
      Rebs: Zhai 6
      Asts: Luo 3
      July 2
      11:15      		 Report Serbia  99–67  Egypt    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 21–15, 21–15, 34–21, 23–16
      Pts: Mitrovic 18
      Rebs: Jankovic, Bezbradica each 10
      Asts: Cvetkovic, Cvorovic, Mitrovic, Bezbradica each 3      		 Pts: Moustafa 22
      Rebs: Hamdy 10
      Asts: Shousha, Abbas each 2
      July 2
      13:30      		 Report Argentina  70–82  United States    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 17–24, 19–17, 20–22, 14–19
      Pts: Garino 14
      Rebs: Garino 6
      Asts: Tuero, Garino each 3      		 Pts: Gilchrist 22
      Rebs: Gilchrist 15
      Asts: Teague 5
      July 3
      10:00      		 Report Egypt  69–98  Argentina    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 18–22, 14–25, 20–26, 17–25
      Pts: Hamdy 18
      Rebs: Hamdy 9
      Asts: Shousha, Gamal each 3      		 Pts: Massarelli 21
      Rebs: Massone 7
      Asts: Massarelli 5
      July 3
      12:15      		 Report United States  102–66  Lithuania    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 32–13, 24–18, 33–12, 13–23
      Pts: Beal, McAdoo each 16
      Rebs: McAdoo 7
      Asts: Cook 8      		 Pts: Narkevicius 14
      Rebs: Kymantas 8
      Asts: Paliukenas, Mockevicius each 3
      July 3
      21:15      		 Report China  74–71  Serbia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 15–24, 21–12, 18–15, 20–20
      Pts: Guo 25
      Rebs: Wang 7
      Asts: Guo 8      		 Pts: Miljenovic 22
      Rebs: Jankovic 6
      Asts: Miljenovic 5
      July 5
      14:30      		 Report Argentina  56–62  Serbia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 10–12, 13–16, 18–18, 15–16
      Pts: Bortolin 13
      Rebs: Garino 10
      Asts: Gallizzi 4      		 Pts: Miljenovic 14
      Rebs: Bezbradica 9
      Asts: Miljenovic 2
      July 5
      16:45      		 Report United States  113–73  China    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 29–14, 18–22, 30–23, 36–14
      Pts: McAdoo 26
      Rebs: Parker 6
      Asts: Cook 13      		 Pts: Zhu 17
      Rebs: Zhu 7
      Asts: Guo 6
      July 5
      21:15      		 Report Lithuania  97–77  Egypt    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 26–20, 15–16, 25–26, 31–15
      Pts: Mockevicius 21
      Rebs: Kymantas 17
      Asts: Lekys, Lekunas each 4      		 Pts: Moustafa, Abbas each 15
      Rebs: Hamdy 9
      Asts: Abbas 5
      July 6
      12:15      		 Report China  76–64  Argentina    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 16–17, 13–21, 19–18, 28–8
      Pts: Guo 26
      Rebs: Zhai 11
      Asts: Guo 7      		 Pts: Zanzotera 26
      Rebs: Garino 6
      Asts: Marchisio 5
      July 6
      16:45      		 Report Egypt  64–132  United States    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 16–38, 6–38, 12–27, 30–29
      Pts: Hamdy 18
      Rebs: Moftan 9
      Asts: Karoura 3      		 Pts: Beal, Gilchrist 18
      Rebs: Drummond 9
      Asts: Cook 10
      July 6
      21:15      		 Report Serbia  71–74  Lithuania    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 24–17, 18–14, 12–21, 17–22
      Pts: Mitrovic 19
      Rebs: Bezbradica 7
      Asts: Radonjic, Miljenovic each 3      		 Pts: Mockevicius 18
      Rebs: Kymantas 9
      Asts: Semaska 5
      July 7
      12:15      		 Report Egypt  72–103  China    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 18–30, 15–29, 19–26, 20–18
      Pts: Abbas 22
      Rebs: Hamdy 16
      Asts: Abbas 3      		 Pts: Guo 30
      Rebs: Wang 10
      Asts: Guo 8
      July 7
      14:30      		 Report United States  112–75  Serbia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 21–24, 31–9, 26–22, 34–20
      Pts: Beal 20
      Rebs: McAdoo 13
      Asts: Cook 5      		 Pts: Bezbradica 21
      Rebs: Jankovic, Bezbradica each 8
      Asts: Miljenovic 3
      July 7
      16:45      		 Report Lithuania  74–71  Argentina    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 23–27, 15–12, 18–16, 18–16
      Pts: Mockevicius 16
      Rebs: Mockevicius 9
      Asts: Semaska 7      		 Pts: Massarelli 23
      Rebs: Garino, Bortolin each 6
      Asts: Chaves, Garino each 3

      Group B

      Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Tiebreaker
       Poland 5 5 0 414 322 +92 10
       Canada 5 3 2 388 358 +30 8 1–1 +7
       Germany 5 3 2 312 341 −29 8 1–1 −3
       Australia 5 3 2 336 341 −5 8 1–1 −4
       Spain 5 1 4 370 380 −10 6
       Korea 5 0 5 366 444 −78 5
      July 2
      15:45      		 Report Australia  54–71  Poland    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 20–16, 5–22, 23–17, 6–16
      Pts: Dumovic 20
      Rebs: Gilmore, Chircu each 5
      Asts: Hill, Carlin each 3      		 Pts: Ponitka 21
      Rebs: Karnowski 13
      Asts: Grochowski 7
      July 2
      19:00      		 Report Germany  69–68  Canada    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 17–14, 17–19, 21–18, 14–17
      Pts: Bekteshi 27
      Rebs: Wolf 7
      Asts: Bekteshi 3      		 Pts: Pangos 26
      Rebs: Wagner 7
      Asts: Pangos 4
      July 2
      21:15      		 Report Korea  71–86  Spain    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 20–21, 15–17, 19–22, 17–26
      Pts: Moon 18
      Rebs: Lee 9
      Asts: Choi 4      		 Pts: Díez 21
      Rebs: Díez 13
      Asts: Pampano 7
      July 3
      14:30      		 Report Canada  76–68  Australia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 24–13, 10–17, 17–27, 25–11
      Pts: Bennett 16
      Rebs: Pierre 10
      Asts: Pangos, Chan each 3      		 Pts: Norton 15
      Rebs: Odigie 6
      Asts: Hill, Constable, Odigie each 3
      July 3
      16:45      		 Report Poland  101–83  Korea    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 33–24, 25–18, 22–24, 21–17
      Pts: Ponitka 26
      Rebs: Karnowski 17
      Asts: Grochowski 9      		 Pts: Lee 26
      Rebs: Jang 8
      Asts: Lee 4
      July 3
      19:00      		 Report Spain  64–74  Germany    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 11–9, 19–18, 15–22, 19–25
      Pts: Díez 13
      Rebs: Díez 10
      Asts: Fernández 3      		 Pts: Radosavljevic 18
      Rebs: Hartmann 9
      Asts: Peric, Bekteshi each 3
      July 5
      10:00      		 Report Spain  72–79  Canada    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 18–18, 12–23, 25–13, 17–25
      Pts: Sanz 15
      Rebs: Medori, Díez each 8
      Asts: Fernández 4      		 Pts: Pangos, Notice each 13
      Rebs: Webster-Chan 7
      Asts: Pangos 5
      July 5
      12:15      		 Report Korea  70–84  Australia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 20–25, 19–7, 12–25, 19–27
      Pts: Han 16
      Rebs: Moon 6
      Asts: Moon 5      		 Pts: Dumovic 25
      Rebs: Dumovic 10
      Asts: Hill, Odigie, Gilmore, Chircu each 2
      July 5
      19:00      		 Report Germany  33–79  Poland    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 6–20, 8–10, 8–22, 11–27
      Pts: Krumbeck, Radosavljevic each 8
      Rebs: Hartmann, Bekteshi each 6
      Asts: Radosavljevic 2      		 Pts: Karnowski 24
      Rebs: Gielo, Karnowski each 9
      Asts: Grochowski 4
      July 6
      10:00      		 Report Canada  95–74  Korea    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 27–18, 25–10, 18–20, 25–26
      Pts: Lomomba 20
      Rebs: Pierre 10
      Asts: Pangos 7      		 Pts: Moon 27
      Rebs: Jang 7
      Asts: Choi 4
      July 6
      14:30      		 Report Poland  88–82  Spain OT  Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 26–28, 9–10, 19–25, 23–14, OT: 11–5
      Pts: Ponitka 26
      Rebs: Karnowski 12
      Asts: Grochowski 4      		 Pts: Fernández 24
      Rebs: Fernández 8
      Asts: Fernández 8
      July 6
      19:00      		 Report Australia  62–58  Germany    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 17–11, 18–9, 13–16, 14–22
      Pts: Norton 13
      Rebs: Dumovic 8
      Asts: Hill, Norton each 3      		 Pts: Krumbeck 17
      Rebs: Wolf 9
      Asts: Hartmann 4
      July 7
      10:00      		 Report Poland  75–70  Canada    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 18–23, 19–7, 18–20, 20–20
      Pts: Michałak, Karnowski each 14
      Rebs: Karnowski 10
      Asts: Ponitka 5      		 Pts: Pangos 22
      Rebs: Pierre 13
      Asts: Pangos 6
      July 7
      19:00      		 Report Germany  78–68  Korea    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 17–29, 14–11, 19–8, 28–20
      Pts: Bekteshi 24
      Rebs: Wolf 9
      Asts: Bekteshi, Wolf each 5      		 Pts: Kim 26
      Rebs: Lee 7
      Asts: Han 5
      July 7
      21:15      		 Report Spain  66–68  Australia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 10–10, 24–15, 18–22, 14–21
      Pts: Ramón 19
      Rebs: Sanz, Suárez each 6
      Asts: Fernández 7      		 Pts: Norton 13
      Rebs: Dumovic 11
      Asts: Hill 5
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      Knockout round

      Championship

      Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
                         
      July 9 – Hamburg        
        United States  105
      July 10 – Hamburg
        Australia  70  
        United States  103
      July 9 – Hamburg
          Canada  83  
        Canada  102
      July 11 – Hamburg
        China  96  
        United States  111
      July 9 – Hamburg
          Poland  80
        Lithuania  73
      July 10 – Hamburg
        Germany  61  
        Lithuania  65 Third place
      July 9 – Hamburg
          Poland  75  
        Poland  100   Canada  83
        Serbia  70     Lithuania  81
      July 11 – Hamburg

      Quarterfinals

      July 9
      14:30      		 Report Canada  102–96  China    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 28–20, 22–22, 31–28, 21–26
      Pts: Bennett 29
      Rebs: Bennett 14
      Asts: Hanlan 6      		 Pts: Guo 28
      Rebs: Wang 13
      Asts: Guo 7
      July 9
      16:45      		 Report United States  105–70  Australia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 28–16, 24–20, 33–13, 20–21
      Pts: Beal 25
      Rebs: Drummond 12
      Asts: Teague 8      		 Pts: Dyson 16
      Rebs: Odigie 8
      Asts: Hill 4
      July 9
      19:00      		 Report Lithuania  73–61  Germany    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 21–18, 9–15, 20–9, 23–19
      Pts: Lekunas 14
      Rebs: Kymantas 12
      Asts: Semaska 4      		 Pts: Wolf 14
      Rebs: Wolf 14
      Asts: Hartmann, Bekteshi each 2
      July 9
      21:15      		 Report Poland  100–70  Serbia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 23–17, 30–13, 25–17, 22–23
      Pts: Gielo 24
      Rebs: Karnowski 8
      Asts: Michałak 8      		 Pts: Miljenovic 12
      Rebs: Miljenovic 7
      Asts: Jankovic 3

      Semifinals

      July 10
      19:00      		 Report Canada  83–103  United States    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 17–30, 25–18, 23–27, 18–28
      Pts: Wiggins 20
      Rebs: Pierre 15
      Asts: Notice 6      		 Pts: Gilchrist 30
      Rebs: Gilchrist 15
      Asts: Wroten 6
      July 10
      21:15      		 Report Lithuania  65–75  Poland    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 21–12, 17–27, 14–21, 13–15
      Pts: Mockevicius 24
      Rebs: Kymantas 12
      Asts: Semaska 6      		 Pts: Ponitka 22
      Rebs: Karnowski 13
      Asts: Karnowski 5

      Bronze medal game

      July 11
      13:30      		 Report Canada  83–81  Lithuania    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 24–28, 16–15, 19–18, 24–20
      Pts: Hanlan 15
      Rebs: Pierre 9
      Asts: Pangos 5      		 Pts: Paliukenas 18
      Rebs: Kymantas 14
      Asts: Paliukenas 5

      Final

      July 11
      16:00      		 Report United States  111–80  Poland    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 29–24, 29–17, 20–21, 33–18
      Pts: McAdoo 20
      Rebs: Thomas 8
      Asts: Cook 11      		 Pts: Gielo 21
      Rebs: Karnowski 6
      Asts: Szymkiewicz, Grochowski, Karnowski each 3

      5th–8th playoffs

        Semi-finals Fifth place
      July 10 – Hamburg
        China  66  
        Australia  68  
       
      July 11 – Hamburg
            Australia  64
          Serbia  74
      Seventh place
      July 10 – Hamburg July 11 – Hamburg
        Germany  51   China  65
        Serbia  67     Germany  64

      5th–8th semifinals

      July 10
      14:30      		 Report China  66–68  Australia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 14–15, 15–18, 19–18, 18–17
      Pts: Guo 24
      Rebs: Zhai 7
      Asts: Wang 5      		 Pts: Carlin 16
      Rebs: Odigie 7
      Asts: Hill 3
      July 10
      16:45      		 Report Germany  51–67  Serbia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 13–19, 17–13, 12–15, 9–20
      Pts: Bekteshi, Radosavljevic each 11
      Rebs: Radosavljevic 6
      Asts: Hartmann, Krumbeck each 4      		 Pts: Miljenovic 31
      Rebs: Mitrovic 10
      Asts: Miljenovic 3

      7th place playoff

      July 11
      09:00      		 Report China  65–64  Germany    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 12–14, 7–20, 22–12, 24–18
      Pts: Guo 23
      Rebs: Guo 8
      Asts: Guo, Yan each 3      		 Pts: Bekteshi 23
      Rebs: Bekteshi 6
      Asts: Hartmann 6

      5th place playoff

      July 11
      11:15      		 Report Australia  64–74  Serbia    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 18–21, 16–19, 18–16, 12–18
      Pts: Carlin 27
      Rebs: Odigie 5
      Asts: Hill 5      		 Pts: Mitrovic 18
      Rebs: Mitrovic 9
      Asts: Mitrovic, Miljenovic each 5

      9th–12th playoffs

        Semi-finals Ninth place
      July 9 – Hamburg
        Argentina  90  
        Korea  77  
       
      July 10 – Hamburg
            Argentina  66
          Spain  56
      Eleventh place
      July 9 – Hamburg July 10 – Hamburg
        Spain  87   Korea  87
        Egypt  62     Egypt  88

      9th–12th semifinals

      July 9
      10:00      		 Report Argentina  90–77  Korea    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 20–14, 19–18, 24–22, 27–23
      Pts: Marchisio 18
      Rebs: Bortolin 10
      Asts: Bortolin 7      		 Pts: Han 28
      Rebs: Han, Han, Lee each 4
      Asts: Choi 4
      July 9
      12:15      		 Report Spain  87–62  Egypt    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 19–10, 14–21, 35–19, 19–12
      Pts: Sanz, Fernández each 17
      Rebs: Medori 11
      Asts: Cerqueira 4      		 Pts: Hamdy 23
      Rebs: Hamdy 16
      Asts: Shousha 2

      11th place playoff

      July 10
      10:00      		 Report Korea  87–88  Egypt    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 27–22, 22–14, 16–27, 22–25
      Pts: Lee 22
      Rebs: Lee 8
      Asts: Lee 8      		 Pts: Hamdy 21
      Rebs: Hamdy 17
      Asts: Moustafa 3

      9th place playoff

      July 10
      12:15      		 Report Argentina  66–56  Spain    Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg
      Scoring by quarter: 16–13, 16–21, 15–18, 19–4
      Pts: Massone, Herrera each 12
      Rebs: Garino, Bortolin each 6
      Asts: Goldenberg, Massone each 2      		 Pts: Díez 13
      Rebs: Suárez 6
      Asts: Costa 5
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      Final standings

      Rank Team Record
      Gold medal icon.svg  United States 8–0
      Silver medal icon.svg  Poland 7–1
      Bronze medal icon.svg  Canada 5–3
      4th  Lithuania 5–3
      5th  Serbia 4–4
      6th  Australia 4–4
      7th  China 4–4
      8th  Germany 3–5
      9th  Argentina 3–4
      10th  Spain 2–5
      11th  Egypt 1–6
      12th  Korea 0–7
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      Awards

       2010 Under-17 World Championship Winner 

      United States
      First title
      Most Valuable Player
      United States Bradley Beal

      All-Tournament Team

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      Statistical leaders

      Points

      Name PPG
      China Guo Ailun 22.4
      Poland Mateusz Ponitka 19.0
      United States Bradley Beal 18.3
      Egypt Ahmed Hamdy 16.6
      South Korea Lee Dong-yeop 16.6

      Rebounds

      Name RPG
      Egypt Ahmed Hamdy 12.1
      Poland Przemysław Marcin Karnowski 11.0
      Lithuania Simonas Kymantas 10.2
      Canada Dyshawn Pierre 8.2
      United States James Michael McAdoo 7.9

      Assists

      Name APG
      United States Quinn Cook 7.4
      United States Marquis Teague 6.0
      China Guo Ailun 5.5
      Poland Grzegorz Grochowski 4.4
      United States Anthony Wroten 4.3

      Blocks

      Name BPG
      South Korea Lee Jong-hyun 3.7
      Lithuania Simonas Kymantas 2.1
      Poland Przemysław Marcin Karnowski 2.0
      Germany Bogdan Radosavljevic 2.0
      United States James Michael McAdoo 1.9

      Steals

      Name SPG
      United States Anthony Wroten 3.5
      Argentina Patricio Garino 2.7
      South Korea Lee Dong-yeop 2.6
      United States Bradley Beal 2.3
      Germany Besnik Bekteshi 2.3
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