Basketball at the 1999 Pan American Games

Basketball at the 1999 Pan American Games
Venue	Winnipeg Arena
Dates	July 31 – August 8, 1999
Teams	8
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This page shows the results of the basketball tournament at the 1999 Pan American Games, held in the Winnipeg Arena in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada from July 31 to August 8, 1999.

Men's tournament

Group A	Group B
Argentina Canada Puerto Rico Uruguay	Brazil Cuba Dominican Republic United States

Preliminary round

Group A

Team	Pts	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
Puerto Rico	6	3	3	0	256	220	+36
Argentina	5	3	2	1	235	240	–5
Canada	4	3	1	2	203	193	+10
Uruguay	3	3	0	3	203	244	–41

August 1, 1999

Canada	75–50	Uruguay
Puerto Rico	96–83	Argentina

August 2, 1999

Puerto Rico	90–76	Uruguay
Argentina	73–67	Canada

August 4, 1999

Argentina	79–77	Uruguay
Puerto Rico	70–61	Canada

Group B

Team	Pts	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
United States	6	3	3	0	257	202	+55
Brazil	5	3	2	1	259	217	+42
Dominican Republic	4	3	1	2	236	273	–37
Cuba	3	3	0	3	196	256	–60

July 31, 1999

United States	89–48	Cuba
Brazil	102–72	Dominican Republic

August 1, 1999

United States	73–71	Brazil
Dominican Republic	81–76	Cuba

August 4, 1999

Brazil	86–72	Cuba
United States	95–83	Dominican Republic

Classification natches

August 7, 1999 – Seventh place

Cuba	85–79	Uruguay

August 7, 1999 – Fifth place

Canada	111–65	Dominican Republic

Knockout stages

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 6, 1999 – Winnipeg Arena
	Brazil	95
					August 8, 1999 – Winnipeg Arena
	Puerto Rico	85
					Brazil	95
	August 6, 1999 – Winnipeg Arena
					United States	78
	United States	84
	Argentina	76
					Third place
					August 8, 1999 – Winnipeg Arena
					Puerto Rico	87
					Argentina	60

Final standings

Rank	Team	Record	PF : PA
	Brazil	4 – 1	449 : 380
	United States	4 – 1	419 : 373
	Puerto Rico	4 – 1	428 : 375
4	Argentina	2 – 3	371 : 411
5	Canada	2 – 2	314 : 258
6	Dominican Republic	1 – 3	301 : 384
7	Cuba	1 – 3	281 : 335
8	Uruguay	0 – 4	282 : 329

Awards

Topscorer

1999 Pan American Games winners
Brazil Third title

Men's team rosters

ARGENTINA

• Sergio Aispurua
• Gabriel Fernández
• Manu Ginóbili
• Leonardo Gutiérrez
• Wálter Herrmann
• Hernán Jasen
• Martín Leiva
• Andrés Nocioni
• Alejandro Olivares
• Leandro Palladino
• Facundo Sucatzky
• Lucas Victoriano

BRAZIL

• Aylton Tesch
• Caio Cazziolato
• Demétrius Ferraciu
• Helio García
• André Guimarães
• Guilherme Giovannoni
• Rogério Klafke
• Marcelo Machado
• Vanderlei Mazuchini
• Michel Nascimiento
• Aristides Santos
• Sandro Varejão

CANADA

• Richard Anderson
• Hennssy Auriantal
• Rowan Barrett
• Sherman Hamilton
• Todd MacCulloch
• Andrew Mavis
• Jordie McTavish
• Michael Meeks
• Greg Newton
• Shawn Swords
• Keith Vassell
• Jesse Young

CUBA

• Yudit Abreu
• Roberto Amaro
• Edel Casanova
• Sergio Ferrer
• Andrés González
• Radbel Hechevarria
• Angel Nuñez
• Elieser Rojas
• Ariel Ruedas
• Ernesto Simon
• Juan Vazquez
• Amiel Vega

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

• Luis Flores
• Henry Lalane
• Oscaris Lenderborg
• Moises Michel
• José Utuado Molina
• Manuel Monegro
• Jaime Peterson
• Angel Romer
• Ángel Sánchez
• Joel Suarez

PUERTO RICO

• Luis Allende
• Ricardo Dalmau
• Sharif Fajardo
• Arnaldo Febres
• Rolando Hourruitiner
• Antonio Latimer
• Fernando Ortíz
• Edgar Padilla
• Daniel Santiago
• Carmelo Travieso
• Orlando Vega

UNITED STATES

• Damon Bailey
• James Blackwell
• Michael Hawkins
• Kermit Holmes
• Byron Houston
• Todd Lindeman
• James Martin
• Clinton "Mikki" Moore
• Doug Smith
• Matthew Steigenga
• Carl Thomas
• Travis Williams

URUGUAY

• Bruno Abratansky
• Adrián Bertolini
• Marcel Bouzout
• Jorge Cabrera
• Diego Castrillon
• Diego Losada
• Nicolás Mazzarino
• Oscar Moglia
• Pablo Morales
• Luis Silveira
• Martín Suárez
• Hugo Vázquez

Awards

• Topscorer :

Women's tournament

• Argentina
• Brazil
• Canada
• Cuba
• Dominican Republic
• United States

Round robin

Team	Pts	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
Brazil	10	5	5	0	422	342	+80
Cuba	8	5	4	1	438	309	+129
United States	6	5	3	2	353	353	0
Canada	4	5	2	3	320	331	–11
Argentina	2	5	1	4	298	337	–39
Dominican Republic	0	5	0	5	333	492	–159

July 30, 1999

Brazil	84–78	Cuba
Canada	89–75	Dominican Republic
United States	63–55	Argentina

July 31, 1999

Cuba	95–64	United States
Canada	61–48	Argentina
Brazil	124–68	Dominican Republic

August 1, 1999

Brazil	70–59	Canada
United States	92–80	Dominican Republic
Cuba	76–56	Argentina

August 2, 1999

Cuba	76–65	Argentina
Brazil	77–72	United States
Argentina	74–70	Dominican Republic

August 4, 1999

United States	62–46	Canada
Brazil	67–65	Argentina
Cuba	113–40	Dominican Republic

Classification match

August 6, 1999 – Fifth place

Argentina	98–80	Dominican Republic

Knockout stages

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 5, 1999 – Winnipeg Arena
	Cuba	87
					August 7, 1999 – Winnipeg Arena
	United States	78
					Cuba	72
	August 5, 1999 – Winnipeg Arena
					Canada	63
	Canada	56
	Brazil	54
					Third place
					August 7, 1999 – Winnipeg Arena
					United States	85
					Brazil	59

Final standings

Rank	Team	Record	PF : PA
	Cuba	6 – 1	597 : 450
	Canada	3 – 4	439 : 457
	United States	4 – 3	516 : 499
4	Brazil	5 – 2	535 : 483
5	Argentina	2 – 4	396 : 417
6	Dominican Republic	0 – 6	413 : 590

1999 Pan American Games winners
Cuba Second title

Women's team rosters

BRAZIL

• Adriana Santos
• Adriana Pinto
• Cíntia Santos
• Helen Cristina Santos Luz
• Kelly Santos
• Lilian Gonçalves
• Patrícia Silva
• Ilisaine David
• Leila de Souza
• Rosângela Pereira
• Roseli Gustavo

UNITED STATES

• Edwina Brown
• Sylvia Crawley
• Beth Cunningham
• Katryna Gaither
• Amy Herrig
• Michelle M. Marciniak
• Danielle McCulley
• Lynn Pride
• Itoro Umoh-Coleman
• DeMya Walker
• Umeki Webb
• Dana Wynne

References

• Men's Results
• Women's Results
• LatinBasket Archived 2008-10-13 at the Wayback Machine

External links

• 1999 results and scoresheets
• Men Basketball XIII Panamerican Games 1999 Winnipeg (CAN) - 31.07-08.08 Brazil