XII OLYMPIC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (SEOUL 1988)

QUALIFYING STAGE

(From 20-05-1988 to 10-07-1988)

 

 

AMERICAN PRE-OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT

(Montevideo, Uruguay)

(From 20-05-1988 to 31-05-1988)

 

 

PRELIMINARY ROUND

 

Competition Day 1 (20-05-1988)

Uruguay - Venezuela

100-67 (xxx) (x)

Puerto Rico - Canada

80-63 (33-39)

Argentina - Brazil

93-113 (xxx)

Competition Day 2 (21-05-1988)

Canada - Venezuela

94-88 (xxx)

Puerto Rico - Argentina

94-81 (xxx)

Uruguay - Mexico

98-84 (xxx)

Competition Day 3 (22-05-1988)

Venezuela - Argentina

77-110 (xxx)

Canada - Mexico

84-81 (xxx)

Brazil - Puerto Rico

98-92 (xxx)

Competition Day 4 (23-05-1988)

Canada - Uruguay

68-79 (xxx)

Argentina - Mexico

91-89 (xxx)

Brazil - Venezuela

91-83 (xxx)

Competition Day 5 (25-05-1988)

Puerto Rico - Venezuela

65-63 (xxx)

Brazil - Mexico

103-111 (xxx)

Argentina - Uruguay

90-82 (xxx)

Competition Day 6 (26-05-1988)

Mexico - Puerto Rico

71-80 (xxx)

Argentina - Canada

88-112 (xxx)

Brazil - Uruguay

96-94 (xxx)

Competition Day 7 (28-05-1988)

Venezuela - Mexico

93-100 (xxx)

Brazil - Canada

90-86 (xxx)

Puerto Rico - Uruguay

82-80 (xxx)

(x) Game abandoned with 1’03’’ to go due to a massive brawl involving players, coaches, policemen and even some spectators. The Venezuelan players refused to continue playing after these incidents, and the game was declared over with the partial score at the moment of the interruption (100-67).

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Brazil

6

5

1

591

559

11

2. Puerto Rico

6

5

1

493

456

11

3. Canada

6

3

3

507

506

9

4. Uruguay

6

3

3

533

487

9

5. Argentina

6

3

3

553

567

9

6. Mexico

6

2

4

536

549

8

7. Venezuela

6

0

6

471

560

6

 

 

FINAL ROUND

 

PLACES 1-4

Semifinals (29-05-1988)

1-4: Brazil - Uruguay

90-83 (xxx)

2-3: Puerto Rico - Canada

62-60 (xxx)

Finals (31-05-1988)

PLACES 3/4: Uruguay - Canada

70-87 (27-49)

PLACES 1/2: Brazil - Puerto Rico

101-92 (50-45)

 

 

FINAL STANDING

1.

Brazil*

2.

Puerto Rico*

3.

Canada*

4.

Uruguay

5.

Argentina

6.

Mexico

7.

Venezuela

* Qualified for Olympic Tournament

 

 

 

EUROPEAN PRE-OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT

(Netherlands)

(From 28-06-1988 to 10-07-1988)

 

 

PRELIMINARY ROUND

 

GROUP A (Groningen)

 

GROUP B (Arnhem)

Competition Day 1 (28-06-1988)

Competition Day 1 (28-06-1988)

Ireland - Netherlands

67-104 (32-53)

FRG - Turkey

89-82 (37-44)

Spain - Great Britain

98-64 (51-37)

Italy - Finland

109-76 (59-44)

Competition Day 2 (29-06-1988)

Competition Day 2 (29-06-1988)

Sweden - Netherlands

71-92 (32-38)

Denmark - Turkey

65-92 (35-34)

Spain - Ireland

118-62 (64-26)

Italy - FRG

102-72 (50-35)

Competition Day 3 (30-06-1988)

Competition Day 3 (30-06-1988)

Great Britain - Ireland

106-69 (59-21)

Denmark - Italy

62-118 (39-63)

Sweden - Spain

97-103 (47-58)

Finland - FRG

85-107 (42-50)

Competition Day 4 (1-07-1988)

Competition Day 4 (1-07-1988)

Great Britain - Sweden

77-85 (39-39)

Turkey - Italy

74-91 (35-37)

Netherlands - Spain

68-94 (40-51)

Finland - Denmark

80-75 (43-32)

Competition Day 5 (2-07-1988)

Competition Day 5 (2-07-1988)

Ireland - Sweden

76-111 (32-57)

FRG - Denmark

99-87 (50-38)

Netherlands - Great Britain

65-85 (29-46)

Turkey - Finland

81-88 (33-49)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Spain

4

4

0

413

291

8

2. Great Britain

4

2

2

332

317

8

3. Netherlands

4

2

2

329

317

8

4. Sweden

4

2

2

364

348

8

5. Ireland

4

0

4

274

439

4

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Italy

4

4

0

420

284

8

2. FRG

4

3

1

367

356

7

3. Finland

4

2

2

329

372

6

4. Turkey

4

1

3

329

333

5

5. Denmark

4

0

4

289

389

4

 

GROUP C (Den Bosch)

 

GROUP D (Amsterdam)

Competition Day 1 (30-06-1988)

Competition Day 1 (30-06-1988)

Greece - Israel

85-70 (39-36)

Switzerland - France

56-96 (18-42)

Yugoslavia - Norway

87-51 (28-25)

Soviet Union - Poland

126-76 (74-36)

Competition Day 2 (1-07-1988)

Competition Day 2 (1-07-1988)

Norway - Greece

81-100 (37-51)

Soviet Union - France

111-71 (58-29)

Yugoslavia - Israel

103-72 (53-42)

Poland - Switzerland

85-73 (39-31)

Competition Day 3 (2-07-1988)

Competition Day 3 (2-07-1988)

Israel - Norway

86-58 (43-28)

France - Poland

74-72 (41-39)

Yugoslavia - Greece

103-87 (49-34)

Soviet Union - Switzerland

109-60 (62-28)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Yugoslavia

3

3

0

293

210

6

2. Greece

3

2

1

272

254

5

3. Israel

3

1

2

228

246

4

4. Norway

3

0

3

190

273

3

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Soviet Union

3

3

0

346

207

6

2. France

3

2

1

241

239

5

3. Poland

3

1

2

233

273

4

4. Switzerland

3

0

3

189

290

3

 

 

FINAL ROUND

(Preliminary Round scores are accumulated)

 

Rotterdam

Competition Day 1 (4-07-1988)

Spain - France

97-70 (51-35)

Soviet Union - Greece

82-77 (40-36)

Italy - Great Britain

81-71 (43-37)

Yugoslavia - FRG

108-84 (54-41)

Competition Day 2 (5-07-1988)

France - Greece

79-89 (42-53)

Yugoslavia - Great Britain

102-85 (41-45)

Soviet Union - FRG

121-92 (66-41)

Spain - Italy

90-91 (45-46)

Competition Day 3 (6-07-1988)

Greece - Great Britain

101-72 (51-29)

Italy - France

93-82 (48-42)

Yugoslavia - Soviet Union

83-86 (48-42)

Spain - FRG

106-96 (52-40)

Competition Day 4 (8-07-1988)

France - FRG

90-96 (48-47)

Soviet Union - Great Britain

123-83 (52-44)

Italy - Yugoslavia

80-84 (39-45)

Spain - Greece

91-84 (50-46)

Competition Day 5 (9-07-1988)

FRG - Great Britain

79-90 (45-45)

Yugoslavia - France

104-81 (54-27)

Italy - Greece

88-91 (47-44)

Spain - Soviet Union

82-129 (41-65)

Competition Day 6 (10-07-1988)

France - Great Britain

76-91 (45-40)

Greece - FRG

94-87 (53-45)

Italy - Soviet Union

86-107 (41-47)

Spain - Yugoslavia

73-84 (35-42)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Soviet Union*

7

7

0

759

574

14

2. Yugoslavia*

7

6

1

668

576

13

3. Spain*

7

4

3

637

618

11

4. Italy

7

4

3

621

597

11

5. Greece

7

4

3

623

602

11

6. Great Britain

7

2

5

556

660

9

7. FRG

7

1

6

606

711

8

8. France

7

0

7

549

681

7

* Qualified for Olympic Tournament

 

 

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GAME DETAILS (SPAIN)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Martiniplaza (Groningen)

DATE: 28-06-1988 (21:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Bruno Duranti (ITA), Gökhan Günalp (TUR)

FOULED OUT: Antonio Martín (35’), Ferrán Martínez (37’) / Fogerty (38’)

SPA

Spain - Great Britain

GBR

98-64 (51-37)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (4), Jordi Villacampa (16), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (17), Andrés Jiménez (24), Ferrán Martínez (11); José Luis Llorente (6), Chechu Biriukov (-), José María Margall (4), Juanan Morales (3), José Antonio Montero (-), Fernando Arcega (-), Antonio Martín (13)

Great Britain (coach: Joe Whelton)

Joel Moore (1), Karl Tatham (2), Colin Irish (7), Ralton Way (10), Jason Fogerty (1); Steve Bucknall (18), Karl Brown (1), Graeme Hill (2), Carl Miller (2), Mike Spaid (7), Tony Balogun (13), Martin Henlan (-)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Martiniplaza (Groningen)

DATE: 29-06-1988 (21:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Bruno Duranti (ITA), xxx Jensen (DEN)

FOULED OUT: -

SPA

Spain - Ireland

IRL

118-62 (64-26)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (2), Chechu Biriukov (15), José María Margall (6), Andrés Jiménez (8), Ferrán Martínez (20); Jordi Villacampa (12), José Luis Llorente (4), Juanan Morales (15), José Antonio Montero (16), Fernando Arcega (14), Antonio Martín (6), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (-)

Ireland (coach: Danny Fulton)

Mark Keenan (-), Karl Butler (20), Tim McCarthy (-), John O’Hare (2), Paul Fitzgerald (15); J. Nugent (5), Mark Scannell (-), Tom Wilkinson (2), Eugene Young (-), T. Sullivan (18), Vinny O’Keeffe (-)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Martiniplaza (Groningen)

DATE: 30-06-1988 (21:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Gökhan Günalp (TUR), Hermann Latz (FRG)

FOULED OUT: Törnström (31’), Rahm (32’), Oscarsson (40’), Sahlström (40’) / Ferrán Martínez (24’), Solozábal (38’)

SWE

Sweden - Spain

SPA

97-103 (47-58)

Sweden (coach: Charles Barton)

Örjan Andersson (19), Torbjörn Gehrke (8), Per Stümer (10), Roland Rahm (-), Mattias Sahlström (14); Henrik Evers (-), Peter Oscarsson (7), Peter Mellström (-), Ulf Törnström (12), Gunnar Preuss (27), Henrik Ringmar (-), Jörgen Norman (-)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (16), Jordi Villacampa (7), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (18), Andrés Jiménez (32), Ferrán Martínez (10); José Luis Llorente (-), Chechu Biriukov (-), José María Margall (4), Juanan Morales (-), José Antonio Montero (8), Fernando Arcega (1), Antonio Martín (7)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Martiniplaza (Groningen)

DATE: 1-07-1988 (21:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: 3.000

REFEREES: John Weiland (CAN), Hermann Latz (FRG)

FOULED OUT: -

NED

Netherlands - Spain

SPA

68-94 (40-51)

Netherlands (coach: Ruud Harrewijn)

Raymond Bottse (-), Marco de Waard (5), Ronald Schilp (7), Chris van Dinten (10), René Ebeltjes (8); Rolf Franke (4), Emill Hagens (2), Okke te Velde (10), Jelle Esveldt (3), Richard van Poelgeest (9), Toon van Helfteren (8), Henk Pieterse (2)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (7), Chechu Biriukov (15), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (18), Andrés Jiménez (18), Ferrán Martínez (18); Jordi Villacampa (-), José Luis Llorente (-), José María Margall (5), Juanan Morales (4), José Antonio Montero (-), Fernando Arcega (9), Antonio Martín (-)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Ahoy (Rotterdam)

DATE: 4-07-1988 (14:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Ľubomír Kotleba (CZE), Philippe Leemann (SWI)

FOULED OUT: -

SPA

Spain - France

FRA

97-70 (51-35)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (5), Jordi Villacampa (8), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (7), Andrés Jiménez (2), Ferrán Martínez (13); José Luis Llorente (10), Chechu Biriukov (12), José María Margall (3), Juanan Morales (15), José Antonio Montero (8), Fernando Arcega (9), Antonio Martín (5)

France (coach: Jean Galle)

Jacques Monclar (5), Éric Occansey (11), Hugues Occansey (2), Stéphane Ostrowski (14), Georges Vestris (4); Grégor Beugnot (6), Christophe Soulé (2), Didier Gadou (5), Philip Szanyiel (5), Frédéric Monetti (8), Skeeter Jackson (8), Rudy Bourgarel (-)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Ahoy (Rotterdam)

DATE: 5-07-1988 (21:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Ron Omori (USA), John Weiland (CAN)

FOULED OUT: Biriukov (38’)

SPA

Spain - Italy

ITA

90-91 (45-46)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (10), Chechu Biriukov (21), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (6), Andrés Jiménez (28), Ferrán Martínez (6); Jordi Villacampa (2), José Luis Llorente (-), José María Margall (6), Juanan Morales (4), José Antonio Montero (3), Fernando Arcega (-), Antonio Martín (4)

Italy (coach: Sandro Gamba)

Andrea Gracis (2), Antonello Riva (24), Sandro dell’Agnello (6), Walter Magnifico (9), Augusto Binelli (19); Nando Gentile (-), Giuseppe Bosa (7), Francesco Vescovi (-), Massimo Iacopini (7), Carlo della Valle (15), Ario Costa (2), Alessandro Boni (-)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Ahoy (Rotterdam)

DATE: 6-07-1988 (21:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Reuven Virovnik (ISR), Pierre Brys (BEL)

FOULED OUT: Biriukov (25’) / Gnad (32’), Meyer (35’)

SPA

Spain - FRG

FRG

106-96 (52-40)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (2), Chechu Biriukov (15), Jordi Villacampa (22), Andrés Jiménez (21), Antonio Martín (13); José Luis Llorente (2), José María Margall (13), Juanan Morales (-), José Antonio Montero (6), Fernando Arcega (2), Ferrán Martínez (10), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (-)

FRG (coach: Svetislav Pešić)

Michael Koch (26), Stephan Baeck (16), Henning Harnisch (17), Hansi Gnad (6), Jens Kujawa (16); Ralf Risse (-), Armin Andres (10), Markus Jochum (-), Bertram Koch (-), Thomas Deuster (-), Sven Meyer (3), Holger Fürst (2)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Ahoy (Rotterdam)

DATE: 8-07-1988 (21:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: John Clougherty (USA), Carl Jungebrand (FIN)

FOULED OUT: -

SPA

Spain - Greece

GRE

91-84 (50-46)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

José Antonio Montero (-), Chechu Biriukov (24), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (11), Andrés Jiménez (17), Antonio Martín (22); Jordi Villacampa (2), José Luis Llorente (-), José María Margall (7), Juanan Morales (-), Fernando Arcega (-), Nacho Solozábal (8), Ferrán Martínez (-)

Greece (coach: Kostas Politis)

Panagiotis Giannakis (23), Nikos Gallis (22), Fanis Christodoulou (18), David Stergakos (8), Panagiotis Fassoulas (5); Efthymis Bakatsias (-), Argyris Kabouris (2), Georgios Makaras (-), Dimitris Papadopoulos (-), Nikos Filippou (6), Liveris Andritsos (-), Memos Ioannou (-)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Ahoy (Rotterdam)

DATE: 9-07-1988 (21:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Ľubomír Kotleba (CZE), Philippe Leemann (SWI)

FOULED OUT: -

SPA

Spain - Soviet Union

USSR

82-129 (41-65)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

José Luis Llorente (-), Chechu Biriukov (7), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (3), Andrés Jiménez (7), Antonio Martín (11); Jordi Villacampa (16), José María Margall (2), Juanan Morales (-), José Antonio Montero (15), Fernando Arcega (-), Nacho Solozábal (8), Ferrán Martínez (13)

Soviet Union (coach: Aleksandr Gomel’skij)

Tiit Sokk (15), Šarūnas Marčiulionis (10), Sergej Tarakanov (13), Aleksandr Volkov (21), Viktor Pankrashkin (2); Igors Miglinieks (2), Valerij Tikhonenko (4), Rimas Kurtinaitis (30), Vladimir Tkachenko (-), Valdemaras Chomičius (13), Aleksandr Belostennyj (-), Valerij Goborov (19)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Ahoy (Rotterdam)

DATE: 10-07-1988 (18:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: John Weiland (CAN), Wiesław Zych (POL)

FOULED OUT: -

SPA

Spain - Yugoslavia

YUG

73-84 (35-42)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (3), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (4), José María Margall (8), Andrés Jiménez (14), Ferrán Martínez (5); Jordi Villacampa (-), José Luis Llorente (2), Chechu Biriukov (13), Juanan Morales (-), José Antonio Montero (11), Fernando Arcega (5), Antonio Martín (8)

Yugoslavia (coach: Dušan Ivković)

Zoran Radović (-), Dražen Petrović (29), Danko Cvjetičanin (8), Vlade Divac (22), Stojan Vranković (4); Zdravko Radulović (-), Zoran Čutura (-), Toni Kukoč (8), Žarko Paspalj (-), Željko Obradović (8), Miroslav Pecarski (-), Dino Rađa (5)

 

 
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