STOCKHOLM (Sweden) - Milena Vujovic was Montenegro's hero as she helped them to their first win at FIBA U18 Women's EuroBasket 2026, while last year's runners-up Finland also got off the mark.
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Key Storylines
Vujovic stars as Montenegro edge Slovenia;
Spain ruthless as they overpower Türkiye;
Finland bounce back from opening day loss to beat Italy;
Hungary come back from double-digit deficit to blitz Germany.
Top Performers
Croatia dropped their second game of the tournament, this time an 85-76 loss to Poland, but for the second time, Olivia Vukosa led the way with a stunning double-double. Vukosa had a game-high 34 points, along with 13 rebounds and got a steal in the loss.
Belgium bagged their second win of the campaign by topping hosts Sweden 86-79. Laura Vilcinskas guided them to the win, as she went for 22 points, 12 rebounds and 4 blocks in a sublime, all-round display
Milena Vujovic had ice in her veins as she drained a clutch free throw to hand Montenegro a thrilling 74-72 triumph over Slovenia to claim their first win of the tournament. Vujovic would finish with 24 points, 4 rebounds and 2 steals in a fantastic showing.
Kinga Josepovits was key to leading Hungary to its first win of the tournament as she amassed a double-double in her side’s 73-56 victory over Germany. She was pivotal in Hungary's comeback from 10 points down in the latter stages of the second quarter, as she had 16 points and 13 rebounds - with nine of those coming on the offensive glass - as well as 3 assists and 2 blocks.
Despite falling to their first loss in Group A, Germany’s Frederike Askamp certainly performed and did what she could with 21 points, 8 rebounds, 3 steals and 3 blocks in the loss to Hungary.
Results of the Day
Group A
Hungary 73-56 Germany Czechia 46-69 France
Group B
Italy 66-78 Finland Belgium 86-79 Sweden
Group C
Türkiye 30-62 Spain Slovenia 72-74 Montenegro
Group D
Poland 85-76 Croatia Latvia 60-64 Serbia
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