The first game was played between Bulgaria and Romania. Bulgaria quickly took control of the court and went into halftime with a 43:32 lead. But Romania did not give up. They started the second half with a three-pointer and were back in the game. But not for long. Bulgaria was eager for the win, and with a 20:8 final quarter, they got it. 75:55 was the score at the final buzzer. The most efficient player was Siyana Georgieva, with nine points, 16 rebounds, and five assists for an efficiency rating of 24.

The second game between Slovakia and Poland began with the teams staying close to each other, as Slovakia took a 31:28 lead into halftime. The third quarter belonged to Slovakia. They built a nine-point lead (52:43), but Poland was still in the game. They did not back down until the end, but Slovakia was the better team. With a 69:63 victory, Slovakia secured its third win and advanced to the semi-finals undefeated. The most efficient player was Rebeka Jurčová, with 21 points, 17 rebounds, and two assists for an efficiency rating of 35.

Slovenia opened the game strong, hitting two consecutive three-pointers that put the Slovenian fans on their feet. That gave the Slovenian girls even more confidence, and half a minute before the end of the first quarter, they completely shut down the opposition and went on a 14:0 run to take a 26:10 lead. By halftime, they were up by 22 points, with the score at 35:13. Just like the second quarter, the third quarter also opened with a Slovenian three-pointer. Their domination on the court continued, and the final period began with Slovenia leading 54:27. Their domination did not end, and their first win was deserved, with a 67:38 final score. The most efficient player was Meta Besedić, with six points, six rebounds, and one assist for an efficiency rating of 12.

The first quarter of the last game belonged to Hungary, who took a 21:15 lead. However, Croatia fought back in the second quarter and tied the game at 21. By the end of the first half, Hungary regained its focus and went into the break with a 43:35 lead. The third quarter ended 15:15, leaving Hungary ahead 58:50 going into the final period. It was still anybody's game. Both teams played well on both ends of the court, but in the end, Hungary was the better side. They claimed a 74:65 victory. The most efficient player was Panni Szabó, who recorded 13 points, seven rebounds, and four assists for an efficiency rating of 20.

1. SLOVAKIA

2. POLAND

3. SLOVENIA

4. BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

1. HUNGARY

2. BULGARIA

3. CROATIA

4. ROMANIA