Chile national basketball team

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Chile

FIBA ranking

FIBA zone

FIBA Americas

National federation

Chile Basketball Federation

Coach

Olympic Games

Appearances

Medals

None

World Championships

Appearances

Medals

Bronze: 1950, 1959

Americas Championship

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The Federación de Basquetbol de Chile (FBC) is the basketball federation of Chile. Its current president is Cerda Bonilla and its FIBA rank is 45.

1 Olympic Games record
2 FIBA World Championship record
3 Roster for 2004 Chile National Basketball Team (Men's)
4 Rosters
5 External links

[edit] Olympic Games record

1936: 10th
1948: 6th
1952: 5th
1956: 8th

[edit] FIBA World Championship record

[edit] Roster for 2004 Chile National Basketball Team (Men's)

Percy Werth (185-G-78) of Universidad Catolica Santiago
Patricio Briones (213-C-7kjegf 2) of Deportivo Communal Ancud
Patrick Saez (191-G/F-71) of Provincial Osorno
Jose Luis Campos (189-G-80) of Provincial Llanquihue Puerto Varas
Rodrigo Espinoza (183-G-81) of Provincial Llanquihue Puerto Varas
Felipe Contreras (183-G-81) of Universidad Catolica Santiago
Cristian Perez (194-F/G-74) of Provincial Osorno
Mike Elliot (193-G-79) of Universidad Catolica Santiago
Rodrigo Zuniga (198-F-76) of Deportivo Communal Ancud
Ramiro Vera (200-C/F-80) of Deportivo Valdiva
Pablo Avila (203-F/C-83) of Universidad Catolica Santiago
Boris Varela (200-F-85) of Randolph-Macon (USA)
Nelson Mendez (200-F-77) of Deportivo Valdiva
Claus Prutzmann (204-C-79)

[edit] Rosters

1936 Olympic Games: finished 10th among 21 teams

Eduardo Kapstein, Luis Ibaseta, Jose Gonzalez, Eusebio Hernandez, Luis Carrasco, A.Carvacho, M.Mehech

1948 Olympic Games: finished 6th among 23 teams

Eduardo Kapstein, Victor Mahana, Luis Enrique Marmentini, Exequiel Figueroa, Antonio Moreno, Guillermo Verdugo, Marcos Sanchez, Juan Jose Gallo, Hernan Raffo, Roberto Hammer, Eduardo Parra, Eduardo Cordero, Manuel Ledesma, Andres Mitrovic

1950 World Championship: finished 3rd among 10 teams

Rufino Bernedo, Victor Mahana, Pedro Araya, Luis Enrique Marmentini, Exequiel Figueroa, Juan Jose Gallo, Marcos Sanchez, Eduardo Cordero, Hernan Ramos, Raul Lopez, Juan Ostoic, Mariano Fernandez (Coach: Kenneth Davidson)

1952 Olympic Games: finished 5th among 23 teams

Rufino Bernedo, Pedro Araya, Exequiel Figueroa, Victor Mahana, Juan Jose Gallo, Eduardo Cordero, Herman Ramos, Juan Ostoic, Hernan Raffo, Orlando Silva, Alvaro Salvadores, Hugo Fernandez, Eric Mahn

1954 World Championship: finished 10th among 12 teams

Pedro Araya, Victor Mahana, Hernan Raffo, Juan Zitko, Raul Emilio Lopez, Juan Ostoic, Antonio Torres, Milenko Skoknic, Raul Urra, Rolando Etchepare, Dante Gianoni, Salomon Awad (Coach: Kenneth Davidson)

1956 Olympic Games: finished 8th among 15 teams

Rufino Bernedo, Pedro Araya, Victor Mahana, Luis Salvadores, Juan Ostoic, Hernan Raffo, Raul Urra, Rolando Etchepare, Juan Arredondo, Orlando Etcheverrigaray, Maximiliano Garafulic, Orlando Silva (Coach: Juan Arredondo)

1959 World Championship: finished 3rd among 13 teams

Rufino Bernedo, Luis Salvadores, Juan Zitko, Rolando Etchepare, Orlando Silva, Orlando Etcheverrigaray, Juan Guillermo Thompson, Jose de la Fuente, Maximiliano Garafulic, Dante Gianoni, Bruno Luchsinger, Domingo Sibilla (Coach: Luis Valenzuela)

[edit] External links

FIBA Chile

International basketball

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Africa: FIBA Africa – Africa Championship Americas: FIBA Americas – Americas Championship Asia: FIBA Asia – Asian Championship Europe: FIBA Europe – EuroBasket Oceania: FIBA Oceania – Oceania Championship