Cuba national basketball team
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The Cuba national basketball team is the national basketball team from Cuba.
[edit] Rosters
1948 Olympic Games: finished 13th among 23 teams
Alfredo "Bebo" Faget, Francisco "Frank" Lavernia, Raul Garcia Ordonez, Federico "Fico" Lopez, Casimiro Garcia Artime, Juan Garcia, Jose Llanusa, Ramon Wiltz, Mario Aguero, Joaquin Aguero, Mario Quintero, Fabio Ruiz, Llaneras Rodriguez, Otero Vazquez, Alvarez Pozo
1952 Olympic Games: finished 14th among 23 teams
Alfredo "Bebo" Faget, Carlos Garcia Ordonez, Federico "Fico" Lopez, Juan Garcia, Casimiro Garcia Artime, Ramon Wiltz, Mario Quintero, Fabio Ruiz, Mario Aguero, Felipe de la Pozas y Piad, Carlos Bea Blanes, Armando Estrada Rivero, Alberto Escoto Valdes
1968 Olympic Games: finished 11th among 16 teams
Ruperto Herrera, Pedro Chappe, Franklin Standard, Rafael Canizares, Conrado Perez, Pablo Garcia, Cesar Valdes, Inocente Cuesta, Jacinto Gonzalez, Miguel Montalvo, Miguel Angel Calderon, Carlos del Pozo (Coach: Stepas Butautas)
1970 World Championship: finished 8th among 13 teams
Ruperto Herrera, Pedro Chappe, Franklin Standard, Conrado Perez, Tomas Herrera, Rafael Canizares, Juan Carlos Domecq, Jose Miguel Alvarez Pozo, Alejandro Urgelles, Oscar Varona, Miguel Angel Calderon, Francisco Varona (Coach: Stepas Butautas)
1972 Olympic Games: finished 3rd among 16 teams
Ruperto Herrera, Pedro Chappe, Juan Carlos Domecq, Franklin Standard, Alejandro Urgelles, Rafael Canizares, Oscar Varona, Tomas Herrera, Jose Miguel Alvarez Pozo, Miguel Angel Calderon, Juan Roca, Conrado Perez (Coach: Juan Carmelo Ortega Diaz)
1974 World Championship: finished 4th among 14 teams
Ruperto Herrera, Pedro Chappe, Jose Miguel Alvarez Pozo, Tomas Herrera, Juan Carlos Domecq, Oscar Varona, Miguel Angel Calderon, Alejandro Urgelles, Rafael Canizares, Conrado Perez, Juan Roca, Alejandro Lazaro Ortiz (Coach: Juan Carmelo Ortega Diaz)
1976 Olympic Games: finished 7th among 12 teams
Ruperto Herrera, Pedro Chappe, Juan Carlos Domecq, Tomas Herrera, Oscar Varona, Felix Morales, Alejandro Urgelles, Daniel Scott, Rafael Canizares, Juan Roca, Alejandro Lazaro Ortiz, Angel Padron (Coach: Juan Carmelo Ortega Diaz)
1980 Olympic Games: finished 6th among 12 teams
Ruperto Herrera, Tomas Herrera, Miguel Angel Calderon, Felix Morales, Daniel Scott, Alejandro Urgelles, Alejandro Lazaro Ortiz, Raul Dubois, Pedro Abreu, Jorge More, Generoso Marquez, Noangel Luaces (Coach: Pedro Chappe)
1986 World Championship: finished 11th among 24 teams
Daniel Scott, Felix Morales, Raul Dubois, Pedro Abreu, Luis Calderon, Noangel Luaces, Eduardo Cabrera, Luciano Rivero, Roberto Simon Salomon, Leonardo Perez, Jose Carlos Caballero, Pedro Cobarrubia (Coach: Juan Carmelo Ortega Diaz)
1994 World Championship: finished 15th among 16 teams
Richard Matienzo, Leonardo Perez, Lazaro Borrell, Roberto Carlos Herrera, Roberto Simon Salomon, Angel Oscar Caballero, Augusto Duquesne, Ulises Goire, Jose Luis Diaz, Juan Leopoldo Vazquez, Edel Casanova, Judit Abreu (Coach: Miguel Calderon)
