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Türk Telekom tournament tips off in Turkey

February 6, 2011

Tipping off yesterday in Turkey with a full slate of games was the U16 Türk Telekom tournament. The 12-team competition is stacked with European sides, including the hosts, Bulgaria, France, Georgia, Germany, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, and Ukraine; China, Iran and Puerto Rico fill out the field. Defending champions Serbia are not participating.

The always-excellent European Prospects naturally provides a top-notch preview of the tournament here, and highlights may be seen here. Enjoy!

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