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Other FIBA U17 World Cup games — Fri 3 July

Italy vs Slovenia — FIBA U17 World Cup · Friday 3 July at 19:15

Italy
6470
Slovenia
Final
TeamMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFDEVAL
Italy200:006426‑771‑1911‑22132134161438262261
Slovenia200:007021‑525‑1523‑32113445166423222678

Italy

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#19 Nicolo Ronci28:392710‑191‑36‑10134431146+525
#10 Simone Ventura24:36114‑130‑43‑6134130124-56
#4 Lapo Santini27:1963‑80‑00‑0347101222-68
#68 Mario Machetti20:3162‑80‑22‑4022310115-23
#16 Andrea Chouenkam26:5842‑50‑00‑0426101243+17
#44 Federico Bagordo13:5242‑40‑00‑0213120041+38
#2 Leonardo Nicolodi17:1842‑100‑40‑0022010030-3-1
#11 Cristian Malano14:0121‑30‑10‑0112210000-35
#13 Farid Compaore06:5600‑10‑00‑2101000101-4-3
#1 Jacopo Vogogna02:1900‑10‑00‑0000000020-6-1
#22 Lorenzo Zotti Pavlovic12:3200‑40‑40‑0011320030-72
#8 Mattia Ruggeri04:5900‑10‑10‑0022010010-32

Slovenia

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#7 Jakob Siftar24:33203‑71‑213‑171563107210-215
#13 Lun Jarc31:51166‑181‑53‑43811121103+817
#12 Matic Rezec28:0683‑90‑32‑2044400525+25
#5 Aleks Pejic Rupnik18:3473‑51‑10‑0134500241+1212
#15 Nejc Roznik24:1131‑10‑01‑1448002321+110
#6 Nejc Slapnik25:1893‑52‑31‑2033010032+410
#10 Maks Anderlic08:0931‑30‑01‑2011000121-20
#9 Nejc Pirnat15:4931‑10‑01‑2235011232+57
#8 Maj Tomsic Vujkovic12:4810‑10‑11‑2011310131-43
#4 Hugo Rene Godec10:4100‑20‑00‑0022000110+6-1
#11 Jaka Jovanovic00:0000‑00‑00‑000000000000
#14 Rok Ilic00:0000‑00‑00‑000000000000

Ronci's 27 not enough as Italy falls to Slovenia

Nicolo Ronci delivered a dazzling offensive display, scoring 27 points, but his effort proved insufficient as Italy succumbed to Slovenia, losing 70-64 at the FIBA U17 World Cup.

Despite shooting just 34% from the field (26/77) and a dismal 5% from three-point range (1/19), Italy remained competitive. Slovenia, holding a slim five-point lead at halftime (32-37), saw their advantage trimmed to just two entering the final period (53-55). However, a decisive 21-12 run by the Slovenians in the second quarter had provided a cushion they would ultimately protect.

Slovenia capitalized on their opportunities, converting 23 of 32 free throws and outrebounding Italy 45-34. Jakob Siftar led the Slovenian charge with 20 points, while Lun Jarc recorded a valuable double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds. Ronci, despite receiving support from Lapo Santini's 7 rebounds, lacked consistent offensive help, with Federico Bagordo the only other Italian player to reach 4 points. Slovenia's bench also contributed significantly, outscoring Italy's 16-10, a factor that proved crucial in securing the win.