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2010 FIBA Under-17 Basketball World Cup
Tournament details
Official logo of the FIBA Under-17 World Championship 2010
Host country	Germany
Dates	2–11 July
Teams	12
Venue(s)	1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	United States (1st title)
Tournament statistics
MVP	Bradley Beal
Top scorer	Guo (22.4)
Top rebounds	Hamdy (12.1)
Top assists	Cook (7.4)
Official website
archive.fiba.com
2012 →

The 2010 FIBA Under-17 World Championship (German: FIBA U17-Weltmeisterschaft 2010) was the inaugural edition of the FIBA Under-17 World Championship, the biennial international men's youth basketball championship contested by the U17 national teams of the member associations of FIBA. It was hosted by Hamburg, Germany from 2 to 11 July 2010.

The United States won their first title in the tournament against Poland.

Qualification[edit]

Squads[edit]

Groups[edit]

Group A	Group B
Argentina China Egypt Lithuania Serbia United States	Australia Canada Germany South Korea Poland Spain

Preliminary round[edit]

	Team advanced to Quarterfinals
	Team competed in Placement matches

Times given below are in CEST (UTC+2).

Group A[edit]

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

2 July 2010
09:00

Lithuania	85–72	China
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

2 July 2010
11:15

Serbia	99–67	Egypt
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

2 July 2010
13:30

Argentina	70–82	United States
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

3 July 2010
10:00

Egypt	69–98	Argentina
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

3 July 2010
12:15

United States	102–66	Lithuania
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

3 July 2010
21:15

China	74–71	Serbia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

5 July 2010
14:30

Argentina	56–62	Serbia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

5 July 2010
16:45

United States	113–73	China
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

5 July 2010
21:15

Lithuania	97–77	Egypt
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

6 July 2010
12:15

China	76–64	Argentina
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

6 July 2010
16:45

Egypt	64–132	United States
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

6 July 2010
21:15

Serbia	71–74	Lithuania
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

7 July 2010
12:15

Egypt	72–103	China
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

7 July 2010
14:30

United States	112–75	Serbia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

7 July 2010
16:45

Lithuania	74–71	Argentina
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

Group B[edit]

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
South Korea	5	0	5	366	444	−78	5

2 July 2010
15:45

Australia	54–71	Poland
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

2 July 2010
19:00

Germany	69–68	Canada
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

2 July 2010
21:15

South Korea	71–86	Spain
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

3 July 2010
14:30

Canada	76–68	Australia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

3 July 2010
16:45

Poland	101–83	South Korea
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

3 July 2010
19:00

Spain	64–74	Germany
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

5 July 2010
10:00

Spain	72–79	Canada
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

5 July 2010
12:15

South Korea	70–84	Australia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

5 July 2010
19:00

Germany	33–79	Poland
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

6 July 2010
10:00

Canada	95–74	South Korea
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

6 July 2010
14:30

Poland	88–82 (OT)	Spain
Scoring by quarter: 26–28, 9–10, 19–25, 23–14, Overtime: 11–5
Pts: Ponitka 26 Rebs: Karnowski 12 Asts: Grochowski 4		Pts: Fernández 24 Rebs: Fernández 8 Asts: Fernández 8

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

6 July 2010
19:00

Australia	62–58	Germany
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

7 July 2010
10:00

Poland	75–70	Canada
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

7 July 2010
19:00

Germany	78–68	South Korea
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

7 July 2010
21:15

Spain	66–68	Australia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

9th–12th playoffs[edit]

	Semi-finals				Ninth place

	9 July – Hamburg

	Argentina	90
					10 July – Hamburg
	South Korea	77
					Argentina	66
	9 July – Hamburg
					Spain	56
	Spain	87

	Egypt	62
					Eleventh place

					10 July – Hamburg

					South Korea	87

					Egypt	88

9th–12th semifinals[edit]

9 July 2010
10:00

Argentina	90–77	South Korea
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

9 July 2010
12:15

Spain	87–62	Egypt
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

11th place playoff[edit]

10 July 2010
10:00

South Korea	87–88	Egypt
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

9th place playoff[edit]

10 July 2010
12:15

Argentina	66–56	Spain
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

Knockout round[edit]

	Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Final

	9 July – Hamburg

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

									Lithuania	81

	Semi-finals				Fifth place

	10 July – Hamburg

	China	66
					11 July – Hamburg
	Australia	68
					Australia	64
	10 July – Hamburg
					Serbia	74
	Germany	51

	Serbia	67
					Seventh place

					11 July – Hamburg

					China	65

					Germany	64

Quarterfinals[edit]

9 July 2010
14:30

Canada	102–96	China
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

9 July 2010
16:45

United States	105–70	Australia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

9 July 2010
19:00

Lithuania	73–61	Germany
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

9 July 2010
21:15

Poland	100–70	Serbia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

5th–8th semifinals[edit]

10 July 2010
14:30

China	66–68	Australia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

10 July 2010
16:45

Germany	51–67	Serbia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

Semifinals[edit]

10 July 2010
19:00

Canada	83–103	United States
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

10 July 2010
21:15

Lithuania	65–75	Poland
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

7th place playoff[edit]

11 July 2010
09:00

China	65–64	Germany
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

5th place playoff[edit]

11 July 2010
11:15

Australia	64–74	Serbia
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

Bronze medal game[edit]

11 July 2010
13:30

Canada	83–81	Lithuania
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

Final[edit]

11 July 2010
16:00

United States	111–80	Poland
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

Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

Final standings[edit]

Rank	Team	Record
	United States	8–0
	Poland	7–1
	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	South Korea	0–7

Awards[edit]

2010 Under-17 World Championship winner
United States First title

Most Valuable Player
Bradley Beal

All-Tournament Team

Statistical leaders[edit]

Points

Name	PPG
Guo Ailun	22.4
Mateusz Ponitka	19.0
Bradley Beal	18.3
Ahmed Hamdy	16.6
Lee Dong-yeop	16.6

Rebounds

Name	RPG
Ahmed Hamdy	12.1
Przemysław Karnowski	11.0
Simonas Kymantas	10.2
Dyshawn Pierre	8.2
James Michael McAdoo	7.9

Assists

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

Blocks

Name	BPG
Lee Jong-hyun	3.7
Simonas Kymantas	2.1
Przemysław Karnowski	2.0
Bogdan Radosavljevic	2.0
James Michael McAdoo	1.9

Steals

Name	SPG
Anthony Wroten	3.5
Patricio Garino	2.7
Lee Dong-yeop	2.6
Bradley Beal	2.3
Besnik Bekteshi	2.3

References[edit]

External links[edit]

v t e FIBA Under-17 World Cup
Tournaments	Germany 2010 Lithuania 2012 United Arab Emirates 2014 Spain 2016 Argentina 2018 Bulgaria 2020 Spain 2022 Turkey 2024 Turkey 2026
Squads	2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022
Awards	Awards MVP All-Tournament Team

v t e International men's youth basketball
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Americas	U-16 U-18 U-20 (defunct)
Asia	U-16 U-18 U-20 (defunct)
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Oceania	U-15 U-17 U-20 (defunct)
Note: Under-20/21 tourneys except FIBA Europe's are no longer held.

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