EuroBasket 1970 Women

EuroBasket 1970 Women
12th FIBA European Women's
Basketball Championship
Tournament details
Host nation Netherlands
Teams 12
Champions  Soviet Union (10th title)
Official website
Official website (archive)

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. Soviet Union won the gold medal and France the silver medal while Yugoslavia won the bronze.

First Stage

Group A

Pl Team Pld W L PF PA
1 Bulgaria Bulgaria 5 5 0 403 319
2 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia 5 4 1 442 336
3 Czech Republic Czechoslovakia 5 3 2 394 316
4 Romania Romania 5 2 3 374 347
5 Austria Austria 5 1 4 251 369
6 Belgium Belgium 5 0 5 286 463








September 11 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 115–56 Belgium Belgium
September 11 Romania Romania 86–45 Austria Austria
September 11 Bulgaria Bulgaria 77–74 Czech Republic Czechoslovakia
September 12 Bulgaria Bulgaria 76–59 Austria Austria
September 12 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 105–57 Belgium Belgium
September 12 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 88–77 Romania Romania
September 13 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 79–38 Austria Austria
September 13 Bulgaria Bulgaria 84–47 Belgium Belgium
September 13 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 67–66 Romania Romania
September 15 Romania Romania 93–75 Belgium Belgium
September 15 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 77–43 Austria Austria
September 15 Bulgaria Bulgaria 94–87 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia
September 16 Austria Austria 66–51 Belgium Belgium
September 16 Bulgaria Bulgaria 72–52 Romania Romania
September 16 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 73–71 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia

Group B

Pl Team Pld W L PF PA
1 Soviet Union Soviet Union 5 5 0 448 203
2 France France 5 4 1 295 301
3 Poland Poland 5 3 2 303 313
4 Netherlands Netherlands 5 2 3 277 333
5 Hungary Hungary 5 1 4 268 307
6 Italy Italy 5 0 5 231 365








September 11 France France 68–67 Poland Poland
September 11 Soviet Union Soviet Union 89–32 Italy Italy
September 11 Netherlands Netherlands 60–58 Hungary Hungary
September 12 Poland Poland 55–53 Hungary Hungary
September 12 Soviet Union Soviet Union 92–44 Netherlands Netherlands
September 12 France France 63–58 Italy Italy
September 13 France France 69–50 Netherlands Netherlands
September 13 Poland Poland 63–48 Italy Italy
September 13 Soviet Union Soviet Union 94–33 Hungary Hungary
September 15 Soviet Union Soviet Union 77–41 France France
September 15 Poland Poland 65–48 Netherlands Netherlands
September 15 Hungary Hungary 75–44 Italy Italy
September 16 France France 54–49 Hungary Hungary
September 16 Netherlands Netherlands 75–49 Italy Italy
September 16 Soviet Union Soviet Union 96–53 Poland Poland

Play-off Stages

Semifinals Final
September 18
 Bulgaria Bulgaria  66  
 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia  77  
 
September 19
     Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia  49
   Soviet Union Soviet Union  116
Third place
September 18 September 19
 Soviet Union Soviet Union  94  Bulgaria Bulgaria  64
 France France  33    France France  69



9th to 12th places
September 18 Italy Italy 67–54 Austria Austria
September 18 Hungary Hungary 76–45 Belgium Belgium
5th to 8th places
September 18 Poland Poland 67–53 Romania Romania
September 18 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 62–50 Netherlands Netherlands
11th place
September 19 Austria Austria 60–59 Belgium Belgium
9th place
September 19 Italy Italy 60–59 Hungary Hungary
7th place
September 19 Netherlands Netherlands 69–59 Romania Romania
5th place
September 19 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 63–62 Poland Poland
 1970 FIBA European Women's Basketball Championship Champion 

Soviet Union
Tenth title

Final Ranking

Rank Team PE
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia
France France Rise8
4Bulgaria Bulgaria Rise1
5Czech Republic Czechoslovakia Rise4
6Poland Poland Fall3
7Netherlands Netherlands Rise5
8Romania Romania
9Italy Italy Fall3
10Hungary Hungary
11Austria Austria New entry
12Belgium Belgium Fall5

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