“EuroBasket Women 1983”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

The 1983 European Women Basketball Championship, commonly called EuroBasket Women 1983, was the 19th regional championship held by FIBA Europe. The competition was held in Hungary and took place from 11 September to 18 September 1983. {{nwbt|URS}} won the gold medal and {{nwbt|BUL}} the silver medal while {{nwbt|HUN}} won the bronze.

First stage

Group A

Pl	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA
1	{{flagicon\|YUG}} Yugoslavia	5	5	0	329	283
2	{{flagicon\|HUN}} Hungary	5	4	1	390	337
3	{{flagicon\|POL}} Poland	5	3	2	280	307
4	{{flagicon\|NED}} Netherlands	5	2	3	273	300
5	{{flagicon\|ROM\|1965}} Romania	5	1	4	367	369
6	{{flagicon\|ESP}} Spain	5	0	5	296	397

September 11	Poland {{flagicon\|POL}}	92–59	{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
September 11	Yugoslavia {{flagicon\|YUG}}	60–50	{{flagicon>NED}} Netherlands
September 11	Hungary {{flagicon\|HUN}}	87–85	{{flagicon>ROM\|1965}} Romania
September 12	Poland {{flagicon\|POL}}	62–60	{{flagicon>NED}} Netherlands
September 12	Yugoslavia {{flagicon\|YUG}}	66–59	{{flagicon>ROM\|1965}} Romania
September 12	Hungary {{flagicon\|HUN}}	94–64	{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
September 13	Romania {{flagicon\|ROM\|1965}}	83–64	{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
September 13	Yugoslavia {{flagicon\|YUG}}	68–60	{{flagicon>POL}} Poland
September 13	Hungary {{flagicon\|HUN}}	72–55	{{flagicon>NED}} Netherlands
September 14	Netherlands {{flagicon\|NED}}	55–54	{{flagicon>ROM\|1965}} Romania
September 14	Yugoslavia {{flagicon\|YUG}}	75–57	{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
September 14	Hungary {{flagicon\|HUN}}	80–73	{{flagicon>POL}} Poland
September 15	Netherlands {{flagicon\|NED}}	53–52	{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
September 15	Poland {{flagicon\|POL}}	97–86	{{flagicon>ROM\|1965}} Romania
September 15	Yugoslavia {{flagicon\|YUG}}	60–57	{{flagicon>HUN}} Hungary

Group B

Pl	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA
1	{{flagicon\|URS}} Soviet Union	5	5	0	508	298
2	{{flagicon\|BUL\|1971}} Bulgaria	5	4	1	420	418
3	{{flagicon\|ITA}} Italy	5	2	3	323	348
4	{{flagicon\|CZE}} Czechoslovakia	5	2	3	365	398
5	{{flagicon\|SWE}} Sweden	5	1	4	364	418
6	{{flagicon\|FRG}} West Germany	5	1	4	299	399

September 11	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	105–74	{{flagicon>SWE}} Sweden
September 11	West Germany {{flagicon\|FRG}}	54–50	{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 11	Bulgaria {{flagicon\|BUL\|1971}}	90–86	{{flagicon>CZE}} Czechoslovakia
September 12	Sweden {{flagicon\|SWE}}	68–66	{{flagicon>FRG}} West Germany
September 12	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	108–60	{{flagicon>BUL\|1971}} Bulgaria
September 12	Italy {{flagicon\|ITA}}	74–68	{{flagicon>CZE}} Czechoslovakia
September 13	Bulgaria {{flagicon\|BUL\|1971}}	88–62	{{flagicon>FRG}} West Germany
September 13	Italy {{flagicon\|ITA}}	72–58	{{flagicon>SWE}} Sweden
September 13	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	97–55	{{flagicon>CZE}} Czechoslovakia
September 14	Czechoslovakia {{flagicon\|CZE}}	78–76	{{flagicon>SWE}} Sweden
September 14	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	115–56	{{flagicon>FRG}} West Germany
September 14	Bulgaria {{flagicon\|BUL\|1971}}	85–74	{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 15	Soviet Union {{flagicon\|URS}}	83–53	{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 15	Bulgaria {{flagicon\|BUL\|1971}}	97–88	{{flagicon>SWE}} Sweden
September 15	Czechoslovakia {{flagicon\|CZE}}	78–61	{{flagicon>FRG}} West Germany

Play-off stages

{{Round4-with third

RD1=Semifinals

RD2=Final

Consol=Third place

{{flagicon|YUG}} Yugoslavia|62|{{flagicon|BUL|1971}} Bulgaria|72

{{flagicon|URS}} Soviet Union|103|{{flagicon|HUN}} Hungary|69

{{flagicon|BUL|1971}} Bulgaria|70|{{flagicon|URS}} Soviet Union|91

{{flagicon|YUG}} Yugoslavia|79|{{flagicon|HUN}} Hungary|82}}

9th to 12th places
September 17	Romania {{flagicon\|ROM\|1965}}	71–62	{{flagicon>FRG}} West Germany
September 17	Sweden {{flagicon\|SWE}}	85–82	{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
5th to 8th places
September 17	Czechoslovakia {{flagicon\|CZE}}	69–59	{{flagicon>POL}} Poland
September 17	Italy {{flagicon\|ITA}}	60–57	{{flagicon>NED}} Netherlands
11th place
September 18	Spain {{flagicon\|ESP}}	64–63	{{flagicon>FRG}} West Germany
9th place
September 18	Romania {{flagicon\|ROM\|1965}}	80–75	{{flagicon>SWE}} Sweden
7th place
September 18	Poland {{flagicon\|POL}}	82–73	{{flagicon>NED}} Netherlands
5th place
September 18	Italy {{flagicon\|ITA}}	55–54	{{flagicon>CZE}} Czechoslovakia

Final standings

Place

Team

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{{flagicon|USSR}} Soviet Union

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{{flagicon|BUL|1971}} Bulgaria

{{rise}}3

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{{flagicon|HUN}} Hungary

{{rise}}6

YUG}} Yugoslavia

ITA}} Italy

{{rise}}2

CZE}} Czechoslovakia

{{fall}}3

POL}} Poland

{{fall}}5

NED}} Netherlands

{{fall}}2

ROM|1965}} Romania

{{fall}}1

SWE}} Sweden

{{rise}}1

ESP}} Spain

FRG}} West Germany

{{fall}}2

Squads

First stage

Group A

Group B

Play-off stages

Final standings

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