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Revision as of 20:56, 28 September 2005
Eurobasket is the name commonly used to refer to the European basketball championships that take every two years between national teams of the continent.
Performance by nation
Soviet Union - 14
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - 5
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Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - 3
Lithuania - 3
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Italy - 2
Greece - 2
File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia - 1
Egypt - 1
File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia - 1
Hungary - 1
File:Germany flag 300.png Germany - 1
Total - 33
List of tournaments and winners
- 1935:
- Winner: File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia
- Runner-Up:
Spain
- 1937:
- Winner:
Lithuania - Runner-Up: File:Italia Mussolini flag.png Italy
- 1939:
- Winner: Lithuania
- Runner-Up: File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia
- 1946:
- Winner: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- Runner-Up:
Italy
- 1947:
- Winner:
Soviet Union - Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- 1949:
- 1951:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- 1953:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up:
Hungary
- 1955:
- Winner: Hungary
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- 1957:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Bulgaria flag 300.png Bulgaria
- 1959:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- 1961:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up:
SFR Yugoslavia
- 1963:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Flag of Poland.png Poland
- 1965:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: SFR Yugoslavia
- 1967:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- 1969:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: SFR Yugoslavia
- 1971:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: SFR Yugoslavia
- 1973:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up:
Spain
- 1975:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Soviet Union
- 1977:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Soviet Union
- 1979:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Flag of Israel.png Israel
- 1981:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: SFR Yugoslavia
- 1983:
- 1985:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- 1987:
- Winner:
Greece - Runner-Up: Soviet Union
- 1989:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Greece
- 1991:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Italy
- 1993:
- Winner: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany
- Runner-Up:
Russia
- 1995:
- Winner:
FR Yugoslavia - Runner-Up:
Lithuania
- 1997:
- Winner: FR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Italy
- 1999:
- 2001:
- Winner: FR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up:
Turkey - MVP: Peja Stojakovic, FR Yugoslavia
- 2003:
- Winner: Lithuania
- Runner-Up: Spain
- MVP: Sarunas Jasikevicius, Lithuania
- 2005:
- Winner: Greece
- Runner-Up: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany
- Host: Serbia & Montenegro
- MVP: Dirk Nowitzki, Germany