“EuroBasket Women 1970”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

The 1970 European Women Basketball Championship, commonly called EuroBasket Women 1970, was the 12th regional championship held by FIBA Europe. The competition was held in the Netherlands. {{nwbt|URS}} won the gold medal and {{nwbt|FRA}} the silver medal while {{nwbt|YUG}} won the bronze.

First stage

Group A

Pl	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA
1	{{flagicon\|BUL\|1946}} Bulgaria	5	5	0	403	319
2	{{flagicon\|YUG}} Yugoslavia	5	4	1	442	336
3	{{flagicon\|CZE}} Czechoslovakia	5	3	2	394	316
4	{{flagicon\|ROM\|1965}} Romania	5	2	3	374	347
5	{{flagicon\|AUT}} Austria	5	1	4	251	369
6	{{flagicon\|BEL}} Belgium	5	0	5	286	463

September 11	Yugoslavia {{flagicon\|YUG}}	115–56	{{flagicon>BEL}} Belgium
September 11	Romania {{flagicon\|ROM\|1965}}	86–45	{{flagicon>AUT}} Austria
September 11	Bulgaria {{flagicon\|BUL\|1946}}	77–74	{{flagicon>CZE}} Czechoslovakia
September 12	Bulgaria {{flagicon\|BUL\|1946}}	76–59	{{flagicon>AUT}} Austria
September 12	Czechoslovakia {{flagicon\|CZE}}	105–57	{{flagicon>BEL}} Belgium
September 12	Yugoslavia {{flagicon\|YUG}}	88–77	{{flagicon>ROM\|1965}} Romania
September 13	Yugoslavia {{flagicon\|YUG}}	79–38	{{flagicon>AUT}} Austria
September 13	Bulgaria {{flagicon\|BUL\|1946}}	84–47	{{flagicon>BEL}} Belgium
September 13	Czechoslovakia {{flagicon\|CZE}}	67–66	{{flagicon>ROM\|1965}} Romania
September 15	Romania {{flagicon\|ROM\|1965}}	93–75	{{flagicon>BEL}} Belgium
September 15	Czechoslovakia {{flagicon\|CZE}}	77–43	{{flagicon>AUT}} Austria
September 15	Bulgaria {{flagicon\|BUL\|1946}}	94–87	{{flagicon>YUG}} Yugoslavia
September 16	Austria {{flagicon\|AUT}}	66–51	{{flagicon>BEL}} Belgium
September 16	Bulgaria {{flagicon\|BUL\|1946}}	72–52	{{flagicon>ROM\|1965}} Romania
September 16	Czechoslovakia {{flagicon\|CZE}}	73–71	{{flagicon>YUG}} Yugoslavia

Group B

Pl	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA
1	{{flagicon\|URS}} Soviet Union	5	5	0	448	203
2	{{flagicon\|FRA}} France	5	4	1	295	301
3	{{flagicon\|POL}} Poland	5	3	2	303	313
4	{{flagicon\|NED}} Netherlands	5	2	3	277	333
5	{{flagicon\|HUN}} Hungary	5	1	4	268	307
6	{{flagicon\|ITA}} Italy	5	0	5	231	365

September 11	France {{flagicon\|FRA}}	68–67	{{flagicon>POL}} Poland
September 11	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	89–32	{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 11	Netherlands {{flagicon\|NED}}	60–58	{{flagicon>HUN}} Hungary
September 12	Poland {{flagicon\|POL}}	55–53	{{flagicon>HUN}} Hungary
September 12	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	92–44	{{flagicon>NED}} Netherlands
September 12	France {{flagicon\|FRA}}	63–58	{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 13	France {{flagicon\|FRA}}	69–50	{{flagicon>NED}} Netherlands
September 13	Poland {{flagicon\|POL}}	63–48	{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 13	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	94–33	{{flagicon>HUN}} Hungary
September 15	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	77–41	{{flagicon>FRA}} France
September 15	Poland {{flagicon\|POL}}	65–48	{{flagicon>NED}} Netherlands
September 15	Hungary {{flagicon\|HUN}}	75–44	{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 16	France {{flagicon\|FRA}}	54–49	{{flagicon>HUN}} Hungary
September 16	Netherlands {{flagicon\|NED}}	75–49	{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 16	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	96–53	{{flagicon>POL}} Poland

Play-off Stages

{{Round4-with third

RD1=Semifinals

RD2=Final

Consol=Third place

{{flagicon|YUG}} Yugoslavia|49|{{flagicon|URS}} Soviet Union|116

{{flagicon|BUL|1946}} Bulgaria|64|{{flagicon|FRA}} France|69

{{flagicon|URS}} Soviet Union|94|{{flagicon|FRA}} France|33

{{flagicon|BUL|1946}} Bulgaria|66|{{flagicon|YUG}} Yugoslavia|77}}

9th to 12th places
September 18	Italy {{flagicon\|ITA}}	67–54	{{flagicon>AUT}} Austria
September 18	Hungary {{flagicon\|HUN}}	76–45	{{flagicon>BEL}} Belgium
5th to 8th places
September 18	Poland {{flagicon\|POL}}	67–53	{{flagicon>ROM\|1965}} Romania
September 18	Czechoslovakia {{flagicon\|CZE}}	62–50	{{flagicon>NED}} Netherlands
11th place
September 19	Austria {{flagicon\|AUT}}	60–59	{{flagicon>BEL}} Belgium
9th place
September 19	Italy {{flagicon\|ITA}}	60–59	{{flagicon>HUN}} Hungary
7th place
September 19	Netherlands {{flagicon\|NED}}	69–59	{{flagicon>ROM\|1965}} Romania
5th place
September 19	Czechoslovakia {{flagicon\|CZE}}	63–62	{{flagicon>POL}} Poland

Final Ranking

Rank

Team

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{{flagicon|USSR}} Soviet Union

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{{flagicon|FRA}} France

{{rise}}9

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{{flagicon|YUG}} Yugoslavia

{{fall}}1

BUL|1946}} Bulgaria

{{rise}}1

CZE}} Czechoslovakia

{{rise}}4

POL}} Poland

{{fall}}3

NED}} Netherlands

{{rise}}5

ROM|1965}} Romania

ITA}} Italy

{{fall}}3

HUN}} Hungary

AUT}} Austria

BEL}} Belgium

{{fall}}5

5 : FIBA EuroBasket Women|1970 in Dutch women's sport|International women's basketball competitions hosted by the Netherlands|September 1970 sports events in Europe|1970–71 in European women's basketball

First stage

Group A

Group B

Play-off Stages

Final Ranking

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