Alba Torrens was voted the Most Valuable Player of the U20 European Championship Women 2009. 

Spain's multi-talented small forward averaged 16 points to go along with 6.1 rebounds and 4.3 assists for the tournament.

Latvia's Liga Surkusa hit two huge three-pointers with under forty seconds to play to earn a 78-75 win over Russia and give her team the bronze medal in the U20 European Championship Women 2009. 

The Latvian center's first clutch triple bounced around the rim before falling through to even the score at 73-all with :38 to play

Serbia grabbed the seventh spot in the U20 European Championship Women 2009 in Gdynia, Poland by holding on to beat Germany 82-79.

Point guard Ana Dabovic had another one of her complete games pacing her team with 18 points to go with six rebounds and five assists.

Poland beat Turkey 77-71 to finish fifth in the U20 European Championship Women 2009 in front of their home crowd in Gdynia.

Turkey were ahead by three at the half, but Poland came out and outscored the Turks 24-8 in the third quarter and swung the game in their favour for good.

You always want the two best teams to make the final, and that is exactly what we have in store for the title medal game of the U20 European Championship Women 2009 in Gdynia, Poland.

Spain and France are undefeated at 8-0 and both teams have deep benches and multiple resources to draw on.

Russia and Latvia will duke it out for the right to step up on the podium to receive the bronze medal at the U20 European Championship Women 2009 in Gdynia, Poland.

These two teams have already met once, Russia coming up with the 71-65 victory in the Qualifying Round.

Spain won an intense battle with Russia by the score of 67-55 to advance to the Final of the U20 European Championship Women 2009 in Gdynia, Poland.

It was a game defined by two different styles.  Each team stayed true to what it does best, and when they each could impose their dynamic on the court, the result was reflected on the movement of the scoreboard.