Basketball - European International Tournaments


Men's EuroBasket

The now quadrennial men's European Basketball Championship. First held in 1935, the finals series involves 16 teams, following a qualifying competition. The 2017 event was the last to be staged on a biennial cycle.

YEAR
VENUE
WINNERS
SILVER
BRONZE
1935
Geneva
LATVIA
Spain
Cze'slovakia
1937
Riga
LITHUANIA
Italy
France
1939
Kaunus
LITHUANIA
Latvia
Poland
1946
Geneva
CZE'SLOVAKIA
Italy
Hungary
1947
Prague
USSR
Cze'slovakia
Egypt
1949
Cairo
EGYPT
France
Greece
1951
Paris
USSR
Cze'slovakia
France
1953
Moscow
USSR
Hungary
France
1955
Budapest
HUNGARY
Cze'slovakia
USSR
1957
Sofia
USSR
Bulgaria
Cze'slovakia
1959
Istanbul
USSR
Cze'slovakia
France
1961
Belgrade
USSR
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
1963
Wroclaw
USSR
Poland
Yugoslavia
1965
Moscow
USSR
Yugoslavia
Poland
1967
Helsinki
USSR
Cze'slovakia
Poland
1969
Naples
USSR
Yugoslavia
Cze'slovakia
1971
Essen
USSR
Yugoslavia
Italy
1973
B'celona
YUGOSLAVIA
Spain USSR
1975
Belgrade
YUGOSLAVIA
USSR Italy
1977
Liege
YUGOSLAVIA
USSR Cze'slovakia
1979
Turin
USSR
Israel Yugoslavia
1981
Prague
USSR
Yugoslavia Cze'slovakia
1983
Nantes
ITALY
Spain USSR
1985
St'gart
USSR
Cze'slovakia Italy
1987
Athens
GREECE
USSR Yugoslavia
1989
Zagreb
YUGOSLAVIA
Greece USSR
1991
Rome
YUGOSLAVIA
Italy Spain
1993
Munich
GERMANY
Russia Croatia
1995
Athens
YUGOSLAVIA
Lithuania Croatia
1997
B'celona
YUGOSLAVIA
Italy Russia
1999 Paris
ITALY
Spain Yugoslavia
2001
Istanbul
YUGOSLAVIA
Turkey Spain
2003
St'kholm
LITHUANIA
Spain Italy
2005
Belgrade
GREECE
Germany France
2007
Madrid
RUSSIA
Spain Lithuania
2009
Katowice
SPAIN
Serbia Greece
2011 Kaunas SPAIN France Russia
2013 Lj'ljana FRANCE Lithuania Spain
2015 Lille SPAIN Lithuania France
2017 Istanbul SLOVENIA Serbia Spain
2022 Berlin SPAIN France Germany
 
Women's EuroBasket

The biennial women's European Basketball Championship was first staged in 1938. It is used as a qualifying competition for both the World Championships and Olympic Games. In 1981 EuroBasket (Women) was held for the first time in the same year as the men's equivalent.

YEAR
VENUE
WINNERS
SILVER
BRONZE
1938
Rome
ITALY
Lithuania
Poland
1950
Budapest
USSR
Hungary
Cze'slovakia
1952
Moscow
USSR
Cze'slovakia
Hungary
1954
Belgrade
USSR
Cze'slovakia
Bulgaria
1956
Prague
USSR
Hungary
Cze'slovakia
1958
Lodz
BULGARIA
USSR
Cze'slovakia
1960
Sofia
USSR
Bulgaria
Cze'slovakia
1962
Mulhouse
USSR
Cze'slovakia
Bulgaria
1964
Budapest
USSR
Bulgaria
Cze'slovakia
1966
Buc'rest
USSR
Cze'slovakia
E Germany
1968
Rome
USSR
Yugoslavia
Poland
1970
Ams'dam
USSR
France
Yugoslavia
1972
Sofia
USSR
Bulgaria
Cze'slovakia
1974
Rome
USSR
Cze'slovakia
Italy
1976
Paris
USSR
Cze'slovakia
Bulgaria
1978
Warsaw
USSR
Yugoslavia
Cze'slovakia
1980
Belgrade
USSR
Poland
Yugoslavia
1981
Rome
USSR
Poland
Cze'slovakia
1983
Budapest
USSR
Bulgaria
Hungary
1985
Rome
USSR
Bulgaria
Hungary
1987
Madrid
USSR
Yugoslavia
Hungary
1989
Varna
USSR
Cze'slovakia
Bulgaria
1991
Tel Aviv
USSR
Yugoslavia
Hungary
1993
Perugia
SPAIN
France
Slovakia
1995
Brno
UKRAINE
Italy
Russia
1997
Budapest
LITHUANIA
Slovakia
Germany
1999
Warsaw
POLAND
France
Russia
2001
Orleans
FRANCE
Russia
Spain
2003
Patras
RUSSIA
Czech Rep
Spain
2005
Ankara
CZECH REP
Russia
Spain
2007
Chieti
RUSSIA
Spain
Belarus
2009
Riga
FRANCE
Russia
Spain
2011 Lodz
RUSSIA Turkey France
2013 Orchies SPAIN France Turkey
2015 Budapest SERBIA France Spain
2017 Prague SPAIN France Belgium
2019 Belgrade SPAIN France Serbia
2021 Valencia SERBIA France Belgium
2023 Ljubljana BELGIUM Spain France

 

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