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Serbia-Montenegro dominate U18 European basketball championship for men, women's team takes silver at U19 world championship
Belgrade/Tunis,
24 July 2005
Dragan Labovic scored 21 points as Serbia and Montenegro beat Turkey 78-61 (19-13, 20-12, 13-14, 26-22) in the gold medal game of the 2005 FIBA Men's U18 European Championship, which was held in Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro.
Dragan Labovic was named MVP of the championship.
In the first place match of the 2005 FIBA Women's U19 world championship in Tunisia, Serbia and Montenegro were defeated by USA 76-97.
In the first place match of the 2005 FIBA Women's U19 world championship in Tunisia, Serbia and Montenegro were defeated by USA 76-97.
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