The FIBA U19 Men’s World Cup features the world's top 16 men's U19 national teams who qualify the year prior based on their finishes at the biennial U18 zone championships. First held in 1979, the USA have won eight gold medals, three silver and one bronze in 14 appearances.
HISTORY
MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP TEAM
*AS OF DEC. 1, 2025
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
ALL-TIME USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP TEAM RESULTS & STANDINGS
SUMMARY OF FINISHES Gold
Silver
Bronze
United States
9
3
1
Spain
2
0
1
Serbia
1
2
0
Greece
1
1
1
Lithuania
1
1
1
Australia
1
1
0
Canada
1
0
1
Yugoslavia
1
0
0
France
0
2
2
Italy
0
2
1
Croatia
0
1
2
Brazil
0
1
1
Germany
0
1
0
Mali
0
1
0
Soviet Union
0
1
0
Argentina
0
0
2
Turkey
0
0
2
Russia
0
0
1
Slovenia
0
0
1
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
YEAR-BY-YEAR FINAL STANDINGS
1979 1983 1987 1991 1995 1999 2003 2007 2009 1. USA USA YUG USA GRE ESP AUS SRB USA 2. BRA URS USA ITA AUS USA LTU USA GRE 3. ARG BRA ITA ARG ESP CRO GRE FRA CRO 4. YUG ESP FRG YUG CRO ARG CRO BRA AUS 5. URS FRG AUS ROU LTU AUS USA AUS ARG 6. ITA ITA CAN ESP ARG RUS PUR ARG PUR 7. CAN ARG URS BRA USA GRE SLO TUR CAN 8. URU YUG PUR CAN FRA BRA TUR ESP FRA 9. AUS DOM CHN URS CHN LAT VEN LTU LTU 10. PHI AUS BRA CHN PUR QAT ARG CAN ESP 11. PAN CHN TPE AUS NGR NGR NGR KOR EGY 12. EGY URU NGR SYR VEN VEN KOR CHN KAZ 13. ANG ANG ITA EGY ANG NGR NZL 14. CAN URU ANG JPN CHN LIB ANG 15. NGR KOR CHN MAS MLI IRI 16. JPN JOR POR IRI PUR SYR
LEGEND : ANG-Angola; ARG-Argentina; AUS-Australia; BRA-Brazil; CAN-Canada; CHN-China; CIV-Ivory Coast; CRO-Croatia; CZE-Czech Republic; DOM-Dominican Republic; EGY-Egypt; ESP-Spain; FRA-France; FRG-Federal Republic of Germany/West Germany; FRA-France; GRE-Greece; IRI-Iran; ITA-Italy; JOR-Jordan; JPN-Japan; KAZ-Kazakhstan; KOR-South Korea; LAT-Latvia; LIB-Lebanon; LTU-Lithuania; MAS-Malaysia; MLI-Mali; NGR-Nigeria; NZL-New Zealand; PAN-Panama; PHI-Philippines; POL-Poland; POR-Portugal; PUR-Puerto Rico; QAT-Qatar; ROU-Romania; RUS-Russia; SEN-Seni- gal; SLO-Slovenia; SRB-Serbia; SYR-Syria; TPE- Taiwan (Chinese Taipei); TUN-Tunisia; TUR-Turkey; URS-Soviet Union; URU-Uruguay; USA-United States of America; VEN-Venezuela; YUG-Yugoslavia.
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
YEAR-BY-YEAR FINAL STANDINGS
2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 1 LTU USA USA CAN USA USA ESP USA 2 SRB SRB CRO ITA MLI FRA FRA GER 3 RUS LTU TUR USA FRA CAN TUR SLO 4. ARG AUS GRE ESP LTU SER USA NZL 5 USA ESP CAN GER RUS ESP ARG CAN 6 AUS CAN ITA LTU PUR LTU SRB AUS 7 POL CHN AUS FRA SRB SEN CAN ISR 8 CRO CRO ESP ARG CAN ARG JPN SUI 9 BRA RUS SRB PUR AUS TUR SLO SRB 10 LAT BRA ARG JPN GRE AUS CHN FRA 11 CAN IRI EGY NZL ARG LAT BRA MLI 12 EGY ARG KOR EGY LAT IRN KOR ARG 13. CHN KOR DOM ANG NZL MLI EGY CHN 14. TPE CZE IRI KOR PHI PUR MAD CMR 15. KOR CIV CHN IRI SEN KOR LEB DOM 16. TUN SEN TUN MLI CHN JPN HUN JOR
LEGEND : ANG-Angola; ARG-Argentina; AUS-Australia; BRA-Brazil; CAN-Canada; CMR-Cameroon; CHN-China; CIV-Ivory Coast; CRO-Croatia; CZE- Czech Republic; DOM-Dominican Republic; EGY-Egypt; ESP-Spain; FRA-France; FRG-Federal Republic of Germany/West Germany; FRA-France; GER-Germany; GRE-Greece; IRI-Iran; ISR-Israel; ITA-Italy; JOR-Jordan; JPN-Japan; KAZ-Kazakhstan; KOR-South Korea; LAT-Latvia; LIB-Lebanon; LTU-Lithuania; MAS-Malaysia; MLI-Mali; NGR-Nigeria; NZL-New Zealand; PAN-Panama; PHI-Philippines; POL-Poland; POR-Portugal; PUR-Puer- to Rico; QAT-Qatar; ROU-Romania; RUS-Russia; SEN-Senigal; SLO-Slovenia; SRB-Serbia; SUI-Switzerland; SYR-Syria; TPE- Taiwan (Chinese Taipei); TUN-Tunisia; TUR-Turkey; URS-Soviet Union; URU-Uruguay; USA-United States of America; VEN-Venezuela; YUG-Yugoslavia.
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
ALL-TIME RESULTS
W
105- 59
1979
ANGOLA (1-0) W
GERMANY (2-0) W 109-76
109- 68
2017
2025 2017
W
81- 59
CHINA (7-0) W
92-69
2023 2013 2011 2007 2003 1999 1987 2015 2015 2011 2009 1999 1995
ARGENTINA (6-1) W 93- 45
W W W W W W
113-57 82- 66 103-77 109- 84 119- 59 100- 50
2015 2007 1999 1995 1991 1983 1979 2025 2021 2013 2011 2003 1995 1987 2013 2007 1999 1991 1983 1979
GREECE (4-1) W
W W
112-86 83- 71 58- 67 69- 62 92- 74 98- 61
82- 76 88- 80 85- 69 92- 87 78- 98
2015 2009 2009 1999 1995
W W W
L
W W W
L
CROATIA (4-2) W
IRAN (3-0) W
79- 71* 103- 81
AUSTRALIA (5-2) W 88-73
108- 42
2017 2015 2009
W
W W
83- 53
L
85- 87
W W W
87- 66 94- 51 78- 77 85-106 69- 71 84- 80
106- 55
W W
81-77
83- 62 65- 82
ITALY (7-0) W
L
L L
98- 59 86- 65 75- 61 90- 85* 89- 84
2017 2015 1995 1991 1987 1983 1979
W W W W W W
W
EGYPT (5-0) W
92- 50
2015 2011 2009 1999 1979
W W W W
115- 60 112-55
BRAZIL (6-0) W
91- 66
88- 75
96- 53
W W W W W
104-65 89- 71 94- 78 100- 84
134- 77
128- 38
IVORY COAST (1-0) W 88- 29
FRANCE (7-1) W
2013
75- 55
108-77 86-89 83-81 71-55 78-75 87-82 92- 55 65- 62
2025 2023 2021 2009 2007 2007 1995 1995
L
JAPAN (2-0) W
W W W W W W
CAMEROON (1-0) W 129-70
105-61 124- 51
2023 1991
2025
W
CANADA (7-1) W
JORDAN (2-0) W
108-102 92- 86 87- 99 109- 67
2025 2021 2017 2013 2011 2009 1991
140-67
2025 1995
W
W
61- 51
L
FED. REP. OF GERMANY (0-1) L 87- 88* 1983
W W W W
LATVIA (1-0) W
83- 54 93- 73 97- 72
116- 66
2019
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
ALL-TIME RESULTS LEBANON (1-0) W 122- 70 2023 W
109- 89
1987
TURKEY (0-1) L
70- 84
2023
RUSSIA (3-1) W
95- 80
2019 2013 2011 1999
LITHUANIA (7-0) W 102- 67
YUGOSLAVIA (3-2) W 76- 74
W
115- 47 74- 79 84- 70
2019 2019 2013 2011 2009 2007 2003
1991 1987 1987 1983 1979
L
W W W W W W
102- 84 100- 60 107-105*
L L
76- 86 95-110 81- 79 99- 74
W
W W
76- 69 90 81 87- 84
SENEGAL (2-0) W 88- 55
2021 2019
ALL-TIME RECORD: 117-16
W
87- 68
MADAGASCAR (1-0) W 136- 69
SERBIA (4-1) W
2023
82- 68 71- 62 80- 78 69-74 82-78
2013 2013 2011 2007 2007
W W
MALI (4-0) W
100- 52
2021 2019 2015 2007
L
W W W
93- 79
W
117- 69 118- 56
SLOVENIA (3-0) W 77-72
2023 2003 2003
NEW ZEALAND (2-0) W 120-64
W W
77- 72 84- 83
2025 2019
W
111- 72
SOVIET UNION (2-1) W 82- 78
NIGERIA (3-0) W
1983 1983 1979
88- 69 86- 73 98- 73
2003 1991 1987
L
83- 87*
W W
W
94- 78
SOUTH KOREA (1-0) W 133- 60
2021
PANAMA (1-0) W
2- 0 #
1979
SPAIN (4-1) W
96- 72 86- 65 87- 94
2017 2015 1999 1991 1983
POLAND (1-0) W
W
84- 47
2009
L
W W
106-101*
PUERTO RICO (4-0) W 82- 61
99- 70
2009 2003 2003
W W
82- 80
106- 72
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
ALL-TIME USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP TEAM COACHING STAFF
USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP HEAD COACHES YEAR SITE USA HEAD COACH RECORD
2025 2023 2021 2019 2017 2015 2013 2011 2009 2007 2003 1999 1995 1991 1987 1983 1979
Lausanne, Switzerland Tommy Lloyd, University of Arizona
7-0 / Gold Medal 5-2 / Fourth Place 7-0 / Gold Medal 7-0 / Gold Medal 6-1 / Bronze Medal 7-0 / Gold Medal 9-0 / Gold Medal 7-2 / Fifth Place 9-0 / Gold Medal 7-1 / Silver Medal 7-1 / Fifth Place 7-1 / Silver Medal 4-4 / Seventh Place 8-0 / Gold Medal 5-2 / Silver Medal 6-2 / Gold Medal 8-0 / Gold Medal
Debrecen, Hungary
Tad Boyle, University of Colorado
Riga, Latvia
Jamie Dixon, TCU
Cairo, Crete, Greece
Bruce Weber, Kansas State University John Calipari, University of Kentucky Sean Miller, University of Arizona
Cairo, Egypt Crete, Greece
Prague, Czech Republic Billy Donovan, University of Florida
Riga, Latvia
Paul Hewitt, George Mason University
Auckland, New Zealand Jamie Dixon, University of Pittsburgh
Novi Sad, Serbia
Jerry Wainwright, DePaul University Ernie Kent, University of Oregon Rob Evans, Arizona State University Kelvin Sampson, University of Oklahoma
Thessoloniki, Greece Lisbon, Portugal Athens, Greece Edmonton, Canada
Lon Kruger, University of Florida Larry Brown, University of Kansas
Bormio, Italy
Palma de Mallorca, Spain Ron Nikcevich, Lyons Township HS (IL)
Salvador, Brazil
Gary Cook, Barrington High School (IL)
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP ASSISTANT COACHES NAME YEARS AFFILIATION
Anthony Bennett Randy Bennett
2013 2011 2023 2017 1995 2015 1999 2003 2007 2021 1987 2003 1991 1995 2007 2019 2021 2009 2017 2025 2015 1991 2019 1999 2009 2023 1979 1983 2025 2013 2011 1987
University of Virginia Saint Mary’s College
Mike Boynton
Oklahoma State University University of Colorado
Tad Boyle Perry Clark Ed Cooley Jerry Dunn
Tulane University Providence College Penn State University University of Georgia Drexel University Stanford University
Dennis Felton Bruiser Flint Jerod Haase
Marshall Hamilton
Broughton High School (NC) Kentucky Wesleyan College Oklahoma Christian College
Ray Harper Dan Hays Bill Herrion Karl Hobbs
Drexel University
George Washington University
Mike Hopkins James Jones Chris Lowery
University of Washington
Yale University
Southern Illinois University Wake Forest University
Danny Manning Grant McCasland
Texas Tech University University of Dayton Bradley University
Archie Miller Jim Molinari LeVelle Moton Dave Odom Matt Painter
North Carolina Central University
Wake Forest University
Purdue University
Leon Rice
Boise State University Lebanon High School (IN) Fulton High School (GA) University of Notre Dame
Jim Rosenstihl
William Shepherd Micah Shrewsberry
Shaka Smart Cliff Warren Gary Williams
Virginia Commonwealth University
Jacksonville University Ohio State University
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
ALL-TIME USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP TEAM ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
A
Nick Collison
1999
Myles Colvin
2023
Maurice Ager
2003 2003
Cade Cunningham
2019
De’Angelo Alexander
Seth Curry
2009
Keith Appling
2011
Stephen Curry
2007
Mark Armstrong
2023
D
Stacey Augmon
1987
Tobe Awaka
2023
Eric Dailey Jr.
2023
B
Jonathan Davis
2021
Paul Davis
2003
Vincent Baker
1991
Darren Daye
1979
Patrick Baldwin Jr.
2021 2019 2007
Hamidou Diallo
2017
Scottie Barnes
Taymon Domzalski
1995
Michael Beasley
Keyon Dooling
1999
James Bell
2011
AJ Dybantsa
2025
Walter Berry
1983
E
Patrick Beverley
2007
Justin Bibbs
2015
Carsen Edwards
2017 2015
Omaha Biliew
2023 1983 1983 2023 2007
Jawun Evans
James Blackmon
F
Kerry Boagni
Jamal Faulkner
1991
Kylan Boswell
Terrance Ferguson
2015 1979 2007
Matt Bouldin
Eric Floyd
Robert Brickey
1987
Johnny Flynn
Anthony Brown
2011
Tremaine Fowlkes
1995
Craig Brown
1991
Michael Frazier
2013 2021
Daniel Brown
2003 2003
Caleb Furst
Graham Brown
G
Mikel Brown Jr.
2025
Jalen Brunson
2015
Kenny Gattison
1983
David Burgess
2003
Ashton Gibbs
2009 2015 2013
Harry Giles
C
Aaron Gordon
Matt Carroll
1999 2011 1995 2009
Jalen Green
2019
Jahii Carson
Donte’ Greene
2007
Vince Carter
H
DeAngelo Castro
Bryan Caver
1991
Tyrese Haliburton
2019 1999 1983
Kennedy Chandler
2021
Adam Hall
Matt Clark
1979
Jeff Hall
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
Adam Hall
1999 1983
Lafayette Lever Kira Lewis Jr. David Lighty Isaac Likekele Kenneth Lofton Jr.
1979
Jeff Hall
2019
Bob Hansen
1979
2007 2019 2021
Tim Hardaway, Jr.
2011
Dylan Harper
2023 2013 1979 2009 2003 2007 2025 2021 2017
Montrezl Harrell
Steve Logan
1999
Scott Hastings
Ven-Allen Lubin
2023
Gordon Hayward
M
Ryan Hollins
Shelvin Mack
2009
Damian Hollis
Mike Maddox
1995
Caleb Holt
JJ Mandaquit
2025 1995 2011
Chet Holmgren
Stephon Marbury
Kevin Huerter
Khyle Marshall
Ron Huery
1987
Brandon McCoy
2017
I
Brandon McCoy Jr.
2025
Harrison Ingram
2021 2021
Doug McDermott
2011
Jaden Ivey
Mike Miles
2021 2021 2009
Adam Miller
J
Darius Miller
Ian Jackson
2023
Lance Miller
1991
Joe Jackson
2011
Tony Mitchell
2011
Josh Jackson
2015 1999 2025
Evan Mobley
2019
Casey Jacobsen
Raymar Morgan
2007
Daniel Jacobsen
Arnett Moultrie
2009
Buck Johnson
1983
N
Jasper Johnson
2025
Larry Johnson
1987
Asa Newell
2009
Tre Johnson
2023 2025 2007
O
Morez Johnson Jr.
Jahlil Okafor Josh Okogie
1999 2017 2015
DeAndre Jordan
K
Chinanu Onauku
Ryan Kalkbrenner
2021
P
Nik Khamenia
2025 2017 1983
Jason Parker
1999
Louis King
Cherokee Parks
1991
Larry Krystkowiak
Elfrid Payton
2013 1987 2015 2025
L
Gary Payton
Jeremy Lamb Antonio Lang
2011 1991 1991 1995 2017
L.J. Peak
Koa Peat
Jarvis Lang
Sam Perkins
1979
Trajan Langdon
Reggie Perry
2019
Romeo Langford
Wesley Person
1991
Meyers Leonard
2011
Kevin Pittsnogle
2003 2007
Steve Lepore
1999
Tajuan Porter
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
W
Kevin Pritchard
1987 2017
Payton Pritchard
Kenny Walker
1983
Q
Samaki Walker
1995
Dwayne Washington
1983 2017 2003
Immanuel Quickley
2017
PJ Washington
R
C.J. Watson
J.J. Redick
2003
Peyton Watson
2021
Cameron Reddish
2017
Thomas Welsh
2015
J.J. Redick
2003
Jahidi White
1995
Khalid Reeves
1991
Terrico White
2009
Randy Reed
1979 1979 2013 2019
Terry White
1979
Fred Roberts
Austin Wiley
2017 1987 1999 2023 2003
James Robinson
Brian Williams Chris Williams Cody Williams Deron Williams
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl
S
Mark Samford
1995
Lance Williams
1999
Dwayne Schintzius
1987
Maurice Williams
1979
Brent Scott
1991
Scott Williams
1987 2013 2019 2019
Mustafa Shakur
2003 1999 1987 1983 2013 1987 1983
Nigel Williams-Goss
Bobby Simmons
Trevion Williams
Lionel Simmons
Zaiare Williams
Scott Skiles
Justise Winslow
2013
Marcus Smart
Steve Wojciechowski
1995
LaBradford Smith
Steve Woodside
1983 1979 1999
Mike Smith
James Worthy
Jordan Smith Jr.
2025
Michael Wright
Edward Stokes
1991
Tyran Stokes
2025 2019 2013 2015
Y
Jalen Suggs
Patrick Young
2011 1995
Rasheed Sulaimon
Tim Young
Caleb Swanigan
T
Jayson Tatum
2015
Tyshwn Taylor
2009 2009
Howard Thompkins
Deon Thompson
2007
Klay Thompson
2009 1987 2013
Stephen Thompson
Mike Tobey
Allonzo Trier
2015
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
ALL-TIME USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP TEAM ROSTER BY AFFILIATION
ALABAMA
CALIFORNIA
Buck Johnson
1983
Tremaine Fowlkes
1995
Kira Lewis Jr.
2019
CARDINAL HAYES PREP
ARCHBISHOP MITTY HS (CA) Aaron Gordon 2013 ARIZONA Kylan Boswell 2023 Khalid Reeves 1991 Edward Stokes 1991 Michael Wright 1999 ARIZONA STATE Jamal Faulkner 1991 Lafayette Lever 1979 ARKANSAS Patrick Beverley 2007 Scott Hastings 1979 Ron Huery 1987 ASHBROOK HS (NC) James Worthy 1979 AUBURN Wesley Person 1991 Austin Wiley 2017 BELLAIRE EPISCOPAL HS (TX) DeAndre Jordan 2007 BLACKHAWK CHRISTIAN (IN) Caleb Furst 2021 BUTLER Gordon Hayward 2009 Shelvin Mack 2009 Khyle Marshall 2011 BYU Fred Roberts 1979 Mike Smith 1983
Ian Jackson
2023
CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC HS (CA) Brandon McCoy 2017 CHAMINADE COLLEGE PREP (MO) Jayson Tatum 2013 CINCINNATI Steve Logan 1999 COLORADO Cody Williams 2023 CONNECTICUT Jeremy Lamb 2011 CREIGHTON Ryan Kalkbrenner 2021 Doug McDermott 2011 DAVIDSON Stephen Curry 2007 DEPAUL Bobby Simmons 1999 Lance Williams 1999 DME ACADEMY (FL) Mikel Brown Jr. 2025 DON BOSCO PREP Dylan Harper 2023 DUKE Robert Brickey 1987 Seth Curry 2009 Antonio Lang 1991 Trajan Langdon 1995 J.J. Redick 2003
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
HATBORO HORSHAM HS (PA) Matt Carroll 1999 HOMESCHOOLED Terrance Ferguson 2013 HOMESTEAD HS (IN) Caleb Swanigan 2013 HUDSON CATHOLIC HS (NJ) Louis King 2017 ILLINOIS Daniel Brown 2003 Meyers Leonard 2011 Morez Johnson Jr. 2025 Deron Williams 2003 IMG ACADEMY (FL) Jeremiah Robinson-Earl 2019 INDIANA Charlie Miller 1995 IOWA Bob Hansen 1979 IOWA FALLS HS (IA) Nick Collison 1999 IOWA STATE Omaha Biliew 2023 Tyrese Haliburton 2019 KANSAS Kerry Boagni 1983 Kevin Pritchard 1987 Tyshawn Taylor 2009 KENTUCKY James Blackmon 1983 Hamidou Diallo 2017 Darius Miller 2009 Kenny Walker 1983 KIMBALL HS (TX) Jawun Evans 2013 LAKE HIGHLAND PREP
Rasheed Sulaimon
2013
Steve Wojciechowski
1995
FINDLAY PREP (NV)
Allonzo Trier
2013 2017 2013
PJ Washington
Nigel Williams-Goss
FLORIDA
Craig Brown
1991
Michael Frazier
2013 1987
Dwayne Schintzius
Patric Young
2011
FORREST PARK JC (MO)
Randy Reed
1979
GEORGIA
Howard Thompkins
2009
GEORGIA TECH
Mike Maddox
1995
Josh Okogie
2017
GEORGETOWN
Eric Floyd
1979 2013
L.J. Peak
Jahidi White
1995
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Damian Hollis
2007
GLENDORA HS (CA)
Casey Jacobsen
1999
GONZAGA
Matt Bouldin
2007
GRAYSON HS (GA)
Caleb Holt
2025
HAMILTON HS (WI)
Patrick Baldwin Jr.
2021
HARTFORD
Vincent Baker
1991
HARVARD WESTLAKE HS (CA)
Nik Khamenia
2025
Tre Johnson
2023
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
LASALLE
MINNEHAHA ACADEMY (MN)
Lionel Simmons
1987
Chet Holmgren
2021 2019
Jalen Suggs
LINCOLN HS (NY)
MISSISSIPPI
Stephon Marbury
1995
Terrico White
2009
LONG BEACH POLY HS (CA)
Peyton Watson
2021
LOUISIANA
MISSISSIPPI STATE
Elfrid Payton
2013
Reggie Perry
2019
LOUISIANA TECH
MISSOURI
Kenneth Lofton Jr.
2021
Keyon Dooling
1999
LOUISVILLE
MONTANA
Jeff Hall
1983 2013 2013 1987
Larry Krystkowiak
1983
Montrezl Harrell
MONTVERDE ACADEMY (FL)
Chinanu Onauku
Cade Cunningham
2019
LaBradford Smith
Asa Newell
2023
Samaki Walker
1995
NEW ALBANY HS (IN)
LSU
Romeo Langford
2017
Adam Miller
2021
NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE Taymon Donzalski 1995 NIAGARA FALLS HS (NY) Johnny Flynn 2007 NORTH CAROLINA Deon Thompson 2007 Scott Williams 1987 NORTH TEXAS Tony Mitchell 2011 NORTHWESTERN Steve Lepore 1999 John Shurna 2009 NOTRE DAME HS (CA) Tyran Stokes 2025 Zaiare Williams 2019 NOTRE DAME PREP (MA) Michael Beasley 2007 OHIO STATE David Lighty 2007
MAINLAND HS (FL)
Vince Carter
1995
MARINA HS (CA)
Cherokee Parks
1991
MARYLAND
Kevin Huerter
2017 1987
Brian Williams
MEMPHIS
Joe Jackson
2011
MESA HS (AZ)
Jahii Carson
2011
MICHIGAN
Graham Brown
2003
Tim Hardaway, Jr.
2011
MICHIGAN STATE
Keith Appling
2011
Mauric Ager
2003 2003 2007
Paul Davis
Raymar Morgan
Scott Skiles
1983
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
ST. JOHN BOSCO (CA)
OKLAHOMA
De’Angelo Alexander
2003
Brandon McCoy Jr.
2025
OKLAHOMA STATE
ST. JOHN’S
Matt Clark
1979
Walter Berry
1983
Eric Dailey Jr.
2023
ST. JOHNS HS (TX)
Issac Likekele
2019
Justise Winslow
2013
Marcus Smart
2013
ST. MARKS SCHOOL (TX)
OLD DOMINION
Harrison Ingram
2021
Kenny Gattison
1983
ST. PAUL IV (DC)
OREGON
Jordan Smith Jr.
2025
Tajuan Porter
2007
SETON HALL
Payton Pritchard
2017
Bryan Caver
1991
OREGON STATE
SHAKER HS (NY)
Gary Payton
1987 1983
Sam Perkins
1979
Steve Woodside
STANFORD
OVERTIME ELITE
Anthony Brown
2011 1995
Jasper Johnson
2025
Mark Young
PERRY HS (AZ)
STEVENSON HS (IL)
Koa Peat
2025
Jalen Brunson
2013
PHILADELPHIA FRIENDS CENTRAL Mustafa Shakur 2003 PITTSBURGH Ashton Gibbs 2009 James Robinson 2013 POLIFIC PREP (CA) Jalen Green 2019 Josh Jackson 2013 PURDUE Myles Colvin 2023 Carsen Edwards 2017 Jaden Ivey 2021 Daniel Jacobsen 2025 Trevion Williams 2019 RANCHO CHRISTIAN HS (CA) Evan Mobley 2019 RICE Brent Scott 1991
SUNRISE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (KS) Kennedy Chandler 2021 SYRACUSE Stephen Thompson 1987 Dwayne Washington 1983 TCU Mike Miles 2021 TENNESSEE Tobe Awaka 2023 Jarnell Stokes 2013 C.J. Watson 2003 TEXAS-EL PASO Arnett Moultrie 2009 Terry White 1979 THE JOHN CARROLL SCHOOL (MD) Immanuel Quickley 2017 TOWSON CATHOLIC HS (MD) Donte’ Greene 2007
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL (FL)
WEST VIRGINIA
Scottie Barnes
2019
Kevin Pittsnogle
UTAH PREP
WESTTOWN SCHOOL (PA)
JJ Mandaquit
2025 2025
Cameron Reddish
2017
AJ Dybantsa
WHITNEY YOUNG HS (IL)
VANDERBILT
Jahlil Okafor
2013
WISCONSIN
Ven-Allen Lubin
2023
Jonathan Davis
2021
VILLANOVA
WOODBRIDGE HS (CA)
Mark Armstrong
2023
James Bell
2011
David Burgess
2003
Lance Miller
1991
VIRGINIA
Adam Hall
1999 2013 1999
Mike Tobey
Chris Williams
VIRGINIA TECH
Justin Bibbs
2015
UCLA
Darren Daye Ryan Hollins
1979
2003
Thomas Welsh
2015
UNC CHARLOTTE
Jarvis Lang
1991
UNLV
Stacey Augmon
1987 1987
Larry Johnson
USC
Maurice Williams
1979
WASHINGTON
Mark Stanford
1995
WASHINGTON STATE
DeAngelo Casto
2009
Klay Thompson
2009
WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (NC) Harry Giles 2013 WEST CHARLOTTE HS (NC) Jason Parker 1999
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
USA MEN’S U19 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER*
NAME
YEAR
LOCATION
AJ Dybantsa Chet Holmgren Reggie Perry Jalen Brunson Aaron Gordon
2025 2021 2019 2015 2013
Lausanne, Switzerland
Riga, Latvia Crete, Greece Crete, Greece
Prague, Czech Republic
ALL-STAR FIVE*
NAME
YEAR
LOCATION
Mikel Brown Jr. AJ Dybantsa Mark Armstrong Chet Holmgren
2025 2025 2023 2021 2021 2019 2019 2017 2015 2015 2013 2013 2011 2009 2009
Lausanne, Switzerland Lausanne, Switzerland Debrecen, Hungary
Riga, Latvia Riga, Latvia Crete, Greece Crete, Greece Cairo, Egypt Crete, Greece Crete, Greece
Jaden Ivey
Tyrese Haliburton
Reggie Perry
Payton Pritchard Jalen Brunson Aaron Gordon Jahlil Okafor Jeremy Lamb Gordon Hayward Harry Giles Tyshawn Taylor
Prague, Czech Republic Prague, Czech Republic Auckland, New Zealand Auckland, New Zealand Latvia
*Data provided by FIBA and may be incomplete
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
ALL-TIME USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP TEAM RECORD BOOK
*HIGHEST 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Tyrese Haliburton .555 (10-18)
INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION RECORDS MOST POINTS Kenny Walker 159 (19.9) 1983 Jeremy Lamb 146 (16.2) 2011 Stephon Marbury 140 (17.5) 1995 Daniel Brown 138 (17.3) 2003 Buck Johnson 130 (16.3) 1983
2019
Cameron Reddish
.542 (13-24)
2017
Klay Thompson
.516 (16-31)
2009
Chet Holmgren
.530 (7-13)
2021
Caleb Holt
.520 (13-25)
2025
Ian Jackson 2023 *3-Point FG have been an official statistic since the 1987 Junior World Championship. .500 (7-14)
MOST POINTS AVERAGED Kenny Walker 19.9 (159)
*HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE JJ Mandaquit 1.000 (13-13)
1983
Paul Davis
17.7 (124)
2003
2025
Stephon Marbury
17.5 (140)
1995
LaBradford Smith
1.000 (7-7)
1987
Daniel Brown
17.3 (138)
2003
Mark Armstrong
.971 (33-34)
2023
Buck Johnson
16.3 (130)
1983
Tre Johnson
.941 (16-17)
2023
Daniel Brown
.941 (16-17)
2003
*MOST REBOUNDS Kenny Walker
Bobby Simmons 1999 *Free throws attempted were not kept for the 1979 Junior World Championship. .941 (16-17)
88 (11.0)
1983
Austin Wiley
76 (10.9)
2017
*MOST ASSISTS Tyrese Haliburton
Tobe Awaka
74 (10.6)
2023
48 (6.9)
2019
Tony Mitchell
68 ( 7.6)
2011
Mikel Brown Jr.
43 (6.1)
2025
Buck Johnson
66 ( 8.3)
1983
Cade Cunningham
40 (5.7)
2019
*Rebounds have been kept as an official statistic since 1983.
JJ Mandaquit
38 (5.4)
2025
*MOST REBOUNDS AVERAGED Kenny Walker 11.0 (88)
Deron Williams 2003 *Assists have been kept as an official statistic since the 1987 Junior World Championship. 38 (4.8)
1983
Austin Wiley
10.9 (76)
2017
*MOST ASSISTS AVERAGED Tyrese Haliburton 6.9 (48)
Tobe Awaka
10.6 (74)
2023
2019
Harry Giles
10.6 (74)
2015
Mike Brown Jr.
6.1 (43)
2025
Paul Davis
8.7 (61)
2003
Cade Cunningham
5.7 (40)
2019
*Rebounds have been kept as an official statistic since 1983.
Jalen Brunson
5.6 (39)
2015
*HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Cherokee Parks .789 (15-19)
JJ Mandaquit 2025 *Assists have been kept as an official statistic since the 1987 Junior World Championship. 5.4 (38)
1991
Jahlil Okafor
.772 (44-57)
2013
Patric Young
.720 (36-50)
2011
Stacey Augmon
.750 (10-13)
1987
Brent Scott 1991 *Field goals attempted are not available from the 1979 Junior World Championship. .733 (11-15)
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
*MOST BLOCKED SHOTS Chet Holmgren 19 (2.7)
TEAM COMPETITION RECORDS MOST POINTS: 863 in 2013 MOST POINTS AVERAGED: 114.6 in 2025 MOST FGM: 355 in 2013 MOST FGA: 685 in 2013 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: .563 in 1987 MOST 3PM: 84 in 2009 MOST 3PA: 238 in 2009 HIGHEST 3-POINT PERCENTAGE: .395 in 2025 MOST FTM: 164 in 2025 MOST FTA: 239 in 2009 HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: .816 in 1999 MOST REBOUNDS: 439 in 2013 HIGHEST REBOUND AVERAGE: 57.7 in 2017 MOST ASSISTS: 200 in 2019 HIGHEST ASSISTS AVERAGED: 28.6 in 2019 *MOST BLOCKED SHOTS: 58 in 2009 *HIGHEST BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGED: 7.7 in 2021 MOST STEALS: 138 in 2007 HIGHEST STEALS AVERAGED: 16.0 in 2019 INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS 47, Daniel Brown vs. Lithuania 7/15/03 35, Jeremy Lamb vs. Lithuania 7/05/11 33, Kenny Walker vs. Spain 8/26/83 30, Jalen Brunson vs. Greece 7/04/15 29, Stephon Marbury vs. Italy 7/14/95 28, Reggie Perry vs. Russia 7/05/19 28, Paul Davis vs. Australia 7/16/03 28, Michael Wright vs. Greece 7/16/99 28, James Worthy vs. Italy 8/23/79 27, Buck Johnson vs. Yugoslavia 8/24/83 27, Kenny Walker vs. Argentina 8/22/83 27, James Worthy vs. Yugoslavia 8/25/73
2021
Asa Newell
16 (2.3)
2023
Tony Mitchell
16 (1.8)
2011
Meyers Leonard
14 (1.6)
2011
Daniel Jacobsen
13 (1.9)
2025
Deon Thompson
13 (1.4)
2007
* Blocks have been kept as an official statistic for the 1995 & 1987 Junior World Championships.
*MOST BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGED Chet Holmgren 2.7 (19)
2021
Asa Newell
2.3 (16)
2023
Daniel Jacobsen
1.9 (13)
2025
Tony Mitchell
1.8 (16)
2011
Chinanu Onauku
1.7 (12)
2015
* Blocks have been kept as an official statistic for the 1995 & 1987 Junior World Championships.
*MOST STEALS Patrick Beverley
31 (3.4)
2007
Stephen Curry
22 (2.4)
2007
Jonny Flynn
22 (2.4)
2007
Marcus Smart
22 (2.4)
2013
Elfrid Payton
21 (2.3)
2013
*Steals have been kept as an official statistic since the 1987 Junior World Championship.
*MOST STEALS AVERAGED Patrick Beverley 3.4 (31)
2007
Caleb Holt
2.7 (19)
2025
Buck Johnsonn
2.5 (20)
1983
Jalen Suggs
2.4 (17)
2019
Marcus Smart
2.4 (22)
2013
Stephen Curry
2.4 (22)
2007
Jonny Flynn
2.4 (22)
2007
Daniel Brown
2.4 (19)
2003
*Steals have been kept as an official statistic since the 1987 Junior World Championship.
MOST FGM 18, Daniel Brown vs. Lithuania MOST FGA 29, Daniel Brown vs. Lithuania
7/15/03
7/15/03
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
TEAM GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS: 140 vs. Jordan, 7/02/25 MOST FGM: 59 vs. Jordan, 7/02/25 MOST FGA: 96 vs.Jordan, 7/02/25 HIGHEST FG%: .683% (41-60) vs. Nigeria, 8/02/87 MOST 3PM: 19 vs. Cameroon, 7/01/25 MOST 3PA: 38 vs. Turkey, 7/03/21 HIGHEST 3-POINT%: .632% (12-19) vs. Spain, 7/09/17 MOST FTM: 38 vs. Canada, 7/02/25 MOST FTA: 47 vs. Canada, 7/02/25 HIGHEST FT%: .926% (25-27) vs. Serbia, 7/01/11 MOST REBOUNDS: 62 vs. Cameroon, 7/01/25 MOST ASSISTS: 41 vs. Jordan, 7/02/25 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS: 13 vs. Canada, 7/10/21 MOST STEALS: 31 vs. Jordan, 7/02/25
HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1.000 (8-8), Jeremiah Robinson-Earl vs. Lithuania
6/30/19
1.000 (8-8), David Lighty vs. Lithuania
7/16/07
1.000 (8-8), DeAndre Jordan vs. Mali
7/12/07
1.000 (8-8), Brent Scott vs. Japan
7/27/91
MOST 3PM 9, Daniel Brown vs. Lithuania
7/15/03
MOST 3PA 15, Daniel Brown vs. Lithuania
7/15/03
HIGHEST 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE 1.000 (4-4), Tremaine Fowlkes vs. France
7/22/95
MOST FTM 12, AJ Dybantsa vs. Canada 12, AJ Dybantsa vs. Australia 12, Michael Wright vs. Greece
7/04/25
6/28/25
7/16/99
MOST FTA 16, PJ Washington vs. Canada
7/08/17
HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (12-12), Michael Wright vs. Greece
7/16/99 7/05/25 7/05/25 6/29/25
1.000 (6-6), Tyran Stokes vs. New Zealand 1.000 (4-4), AJ Dybantsa vs. New Zealand
1.000 (4-4), JJ Mandaquit vs. France
MOST REBOUNDS 17, Austin Wiley vs. Canada
7/08/17 7/14/95
17, Samaki Walker vs. Italy
MOST ASSISTS 10, Tyran Stokes vs. Jordan 10, Cade Cunningham vs. Latvia MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 6, Chet Holmgren vs. Canada
7/02/25
7/03/19
7/10/21
MOST STEALS 8, Bryan Caver vs. Japan
7/27/91
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP TEAM 2025 RESULTS
LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND • JUNE 28-JULY 6, 2025
The U.S. finished its quest for redemption in Lausanne, finishing with a 7-0 record. After racing through the group stage with wins over Aus- tralia, France and Cameroon, the Americans capped off their run with a gold medal win over Germany by a score of 109-76. The red, white, and blue took down the Australians, 88-73. The U.S. got off to a quick start abroad, grabbing an 11-3 lead and never looking back. AJ Dybantsa began his MVP campaign as the squad’s leading scorer with 18 points. Koa Peat put up his first double-double of the event, posting 17 points and 10 rebounds. Mikel Brown Jr. turned up in the second game, a 108-77 victory over France. Brown Jr. tallied a game-high 24 points, while Peat added 17 points for the second consecutive game. Brown Jr. racked up 24 points again in the final group stage matchup against Cameroon. The USA won by a whopping 129-70 score. Caleb Holt racked up 18 points and 8 rebounds. The American’s set the record for most points in a game in U19 history against Jordan in the Round of 16. Tyran Stokes notched a triple-dou- ble in the 140-67 win, recording 19 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists. Daniel Jacobsen had his best game of the tournament with 15 points, 5 rebounds and 5 blocks. On Independence Day, the Americans had their toughest battle yet, narrowly defeating Canada 108-102. Dybantsa’s aggressiveness paid off down the stretch. He went 12-for-13 from the free-throw line and scored 22 points. Brown Jr. controlled the ball on offense, dishing out 8 assists to go along with 20 points. Six players scored in double figures as the USA defeated New Zealand 120-64 in the semifinals. Holt was ever-present on the court, with 20 points and 7 rebounds. His efficiency was on display, grifting his way inside and shooting 8-of-10 from the field. Jasper Johnson was on point from deep range, going 3-for-7 on 3-pointers. In the gold medal matchup against Germany, the Americans found themselves in a hard-fought first half. Leading 40-37 with 4:58 left in the first half, the U.S. took off on a 12-3 surge. The red, white, and blue finished the game strong and took a 109-76 victory, winning their ninth U19 gold medal. Dybantsa, who averaged 14.3 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 2.3 assists, won tournament MVP. Dybantsa and Brown Jr. were also named to the All-Star Five.
2025 USA U19 WORLD CUP TEAM ROSTER
2025 USA RESULTS (7-0)
NAME
POS HGT
AGE SCHOOL
HOMETOWN
Australia
W, 88-73 W, 108-77 W, 129-70 W, 140-67 W, 108-102 W, 120-64 W, 109-76
France
Mikel Brown Jr. AJ Dybantsa
G
6-2 6-8 6-4 7-4 6-4 6-9 6-8 6-1 6-4 6-8 6-2 6-7
19 18 17 19 19 19 18 18 17 18 17 17
DME Academy/Louisville
Wichita, KS Brockton, MA Loganville, GA Lexington, KY Riverdale, IL Studio City, CA Chicago, IL
Cameroon
F
Utah Prep/BYU
Caleb Holt
G C G C G G F
Grayson HS
Jordan Canada
Daniel Jacobsen Jasper Johnson Morez Johnson Jr.
Purdue
Overtime Elite/Kentucky
New Zealand
Illinois
Germany
Nik Khamenia JJ Mandaquit
Harvard Westlake HS/Duke Utah Prep/Washington St. John Bosco Catholic School
Hilo, HI
Brandon McCoy Jr.
Los Angeles, CA
Koa Peat
F
Perry HS/ Arizona St. Paul IV Catholic HS
Chandler, AZ
FINAL STANDINGS
Jordan Smith Jr. Tyran Stokes
G
Washington, DC Louisville, KY
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
United States (7-0)
F
Notre Dame HS
Germany (6-1) Slovenia (4-3)
Head Coach: Tommy Lloyd, University of Arizona Assistant Coach: Grant McCasland, Texas Tech University Assistant Coach: Micah Shrewsberry, University of Notre Dame Team Physician: Ethan Kellum Athletic Trainer: Justin Kokoskie, Univeristy of Arizona
New Zealand (4-3)
Canada (5-2) Australia (4-3)
Israel (5-2)
Switzerland (3-4)
9. Serbia (4-3) 10. France (3-4) 11. Mali (3-4) 12. Argentina (3-4) 13. China (2-5) 14. Cameroon (1-6) 15. Dominican Republic (2-5) 16. Jordan (0-7)
2025 USA U19 WORLD CUP TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS
NAME
G/S
FGM-A
PCT
3PM-3PA PCT
FTM-A
PCT
REB
PTS
AST
BLK
STL
Brown Jr. Dybantsa Johnson Jr.
7/7 7/7 7/6 7/7 7/7 7/0 7/0 7/0 7/0 7/0 7/1 6/0
35-75 28-56 24-41 34-70 24-44 12-27 27-47 19-41 23-50 24-34 20-33 15-23
.467 .500 .585 .486 .545 .444 .574 .463 .460 .706 .606 .652 .527 .384
20-42
.476 .111 .000 .357 .600 .520 .407 - .440 .000 .000 .000 .395 .266
14-17 42-50 18-23 20-34 6-10 13-13
.824 .840 .783 .588
15/2.1 29/4.1 45/6.4 48/6.9 19/2.7 14/2.0 24/3.4 23/3.3 31/4.4 30/4.3 11/1.8 9/1.3
104/14.9 100/14.3 66/9.4 88/12.6 59/8.4 43/6.1 70/10.0 56/8.0 68/9.7 68/9.7 46/6.6 34/5.7
43/6.1 2/0.3 16/2.3 2/0.3
5/0.7 8/1.1
2-18
0-1 0-0
4/0.6 12/1.7 7/1.0
Peat
8/1.1
4/0.6 7/1.0
Smith Jr.
5-14 6-10
.600 1.000 .500 .778 .786 .800 .667 .500 .752 .654
11/1.6 5/0.7 38/5.4 0/0.0 15/2.1 0/0.0 11/1.6 1/0.1 15/2.1 1/0.1 18/2.6 1/0.1
14/2.0 6/0.9 19/2.7 5/0/7 9/1.3 12/1.7
Mandaquit
Holt
13-25 11-27 11-25
3-6 7-9
Johnson Khamenia Jacobsen McCoy Jr. Stokes
11-14 20-25
0-2 0-2 0-6
6-9 4-8
3/0.4
13/1.9 1/0.1
12/2.0 0/0.0
6/1.0
USA TOTALS OPP. TOTALS
7 7
285-541 187-487
68-172 49-184
164-218 106-162
330/47.1
802/114.6 194/27.7 41/5.9 99/14.1
264/37.7 529/75.6
111/15.6 28/4.0 50/7.1
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP TEAM 2023 RESULTS
DEBRECEN, HUNGARY • JUNE 24-JULY 2, 2023
The United States finished the biennial tournament with a 5-2 record and a fourth-place finish. After an undefeated run through its first five games, the United States lost to France in the semifinals and Turkey in the third-place game. In its opening game versus Madagascar, the U.S. won 136-69, tallying the USA’s top scoring performance in tournament history. Seven Ameri- cans were in double-figures with Tre Johnson and Mark Armstrong leading with 21 and 19 points, respectively. Omaha Biliew led the U.S. with eight rebounds. The U.S. came back to beat Slovenia 77-72 in its second game. The U.S. was strong on the boards, outrebounding Slovenia 48-41, and recov- ered from poor shooting in the first half to shoot 55% from the field for the game. The United States was led by Tobe Awaka, who in addition to his 14 points, notched 11 boards to secure a double-double. With the top spot in the group already secured, the U.S. beat Lebanon 122-70 in its final pool play game. In the knockout round, the USA opened with victories of China and Japan in the Round of 16 and Quarterfinals, respectively. The U.S. trailed early versus China, but used a 19-0 run in the third quarter to build an insurmountable lead, and to go onto win 92-69. Awaka shined for the Americans throughout the game, earning his second double-double of the tournament with 15 points and 14 rebounds. The United States overpowered Japan, winning 105-61. Armstrong, Biliew and Cody Williams led the U.S. with 15 points apiece. The U.S. lost a heartbreaker to France in the semifinals, 89-86. The Americans led by four, 78-74, with 5:50 left in the fourth quarter, but France went on a 9-3 run to go up 83-80, with three minutes left in the game to take the lead for good. Awaka earned his fourth double-dou- ble of the tournament—tied for the tournament-high—with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Armstrong led the U.S. in points with 17. The United States fell to Turkey 84-70 to finish fourth. The U.S was led by Harper who notched 15 points, 12 of which came in the fourth quar- ter. Awaka led the U.S. on the boards with 13. Armstrong, who averaged 12.4 points per game and 2.6 assists per game, was named to the tournament’s All-Star Five.
2023 USA U19 WORLD CUP TEAM ROSTER
2023 USA RESULTS (5-2)
NAME
POS HGT WGT AGE SCHOOL
HOMETOWN
Madagascar
W, 136-69 W, 77-72 W, 122-70 W, 92-69 W, 105-61 L, 86-89 L, 70-84
Slovenia Lebanon
Kylan Boswell Cody Williams Eric Dailey Jr. Ian Jackson Mark Armstrong Myles Colvin Dylan Harper Tobe Awaka Tre Johnson Ven-Allen Lubin
G
6’2 6’7 6’6 6’6 6’3 6’5 6’4 6’8 6’5 6’8 6’9 6’8
180 195 225 185 170 200 180 250 180 220 205 210
18 18 19 18 19 17 16 19 17 19 17 18
Arizona Colorado
Champaign, IL
G/F G/F
Gilbert, AZ
Oklahoma State* Cardinal Hayes/UNC
Bradenton, FL
China Japan France Turkey
G G G G G C F
Bronx, NY
Villanova Purdue
South Orange, NJ Indianapolis, IN
Don Bosco Prep
Ramsey, NJ Hyde Park, NY
Tennessee
Lake Highland Prep
Dallas, TX Orlando, FL Destin, FL Waukee, IA
Vanderbilt
FINAL STANDINGS
Asa Newell
F F
Montverde Academy
Omaha Biliew
Iowa State
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Spain (7-0) France (5-2) Turkey (6-1)
Head Coach: Tad Boyle, University of Colorado Assistant Coach: Mike Boynton, Oklahoma State University Assistant Coach: Leon Rice, Boise State University
United States (5-2)
Team Physician: Ethan Kellum Athletic Trainer: Brian Zettler
Argentina (4-3) Serbia (5-2) Canada (3-4)
Japan (2-5)
9.
Slovenia (5-2)
2023 USA U19 WORLD CUP TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS
10. China (2-5) 11. Brazil (4-3) 12. Korea (1-6) 13. Egypt (2-5) 14. Madagascar (2-5) 15. Lebanon (1-6) 16. Hungary (2-5)
NAME
G/S
FGM-A
PCT
3PM-3PA PCT
FTM-A
PCT
REB
PTS
AST
BLK
STL
Armstrong
7/2 7/5 7/4 7/4 7/2 7/4 7/2 7/5 7/1 7/4 7/1 6/0
26-63 33-55 26-60 30-60 20-50 20-48 23-45 18-42 18-37 15-26 16-27 10-26
0.413 2-16
.125
33-34 15-23 16-17 20-27 13-17 6-14
.971 .652 .941 .429 .741 .765 .857 .750 .333 .750 .571 .727 .762 .685
12/1.7
87/12.4 81/11.6 78/11.1 68/9.7 65/9.3 55/7.9 54/7.7 45/6.4 44/6.3 41/5.9 36/5.1 34/5.7
18/2.6 1/0.1
13/1.9 10/1.4 6/0.9
Awaka
0.6
0-0
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74/10.6 20/2.9 30/4.3 32/4.6 25/3.6 39/5.6 6/0.9 14/2.0 18/2.6 40/5.7
0/0.0
3/0.4
Johnson Dailey Jr. Harper Williams Newell Boswell Jackson
0.433 10-28
.357 .154 .250 .250 .167 .353 .500 .556 .000 .375 .299 .311
18/2.6 1/0.1 11/1.6 7/1.0 21/3.0 3/0.4
0.5 0.4
2-13 5-20
7/1.0 9/1.3
0.417 2-8
8/1.1 3/0.4
4/0.6 7/1.0 16/2.3 2/0.3
0.511
2-12
6-7 3-4 1/3 6-8 4-7
0.429 6-17 0.486 7-14 0.593 0-4 0.385 6-16 0.577 5-9
16/2.3 1/0.1 15/2.1 0/0.0
11/1.6 7/1.0
Biliew Lubin Colvin
5/0.7
4/0.6 5/0.7
4/0.6 7/1.0
5/0.7 4/0.7
8-11
7/1.2
7/1.2
2/0.3
USA TOTALS OPP. TOTALS
7 7
255-539 178-463
.473 .384
47-157 47-151
131-172 111-162
344/49.1 688/98.3 258/36.8 514/73.4
126/18.0 49/7.0 86/12.3 125/17.8 33/4.7 50/7.1
USA BASKETBALL HISTORY
USA MEN’S U19 WORLD CUP TEAM 2021 RESULTS
RIGA, LATVIA • JULY 3-11, 2021
Under the guidance of TCU head coach Jamie Dixon, who also led the USA to gold in 2009, the Americans captured the gold medal (7-0) while averaging 95.0 points a game and winning by an average of 29.7 points a game. Opening play against Turkey and posting an 83-54 win, the Americans got a strong performance from Jaden Ivey, who tallied his tourna- ment-high 21 points (7-11 FG), while Chet Holmgren chipped in 13 points and nine rebounds. The USA’s second game saw a 100-52 win over 2019 U19 silver medalists Mali with six players scoring in double-digits. Caleb Furst (14 points), Ivey (14 points) and Kenneth Lofton Jr. (14 points) led the way offensively. The USA made 29 free throws, three makes shy of the USA U19 World Cup single-game record. The USA finished preliminary round play against a tough Australia team, but the U.S. defense held strong, blocking 12 shots, on the way to an 87-66 win. Mike Miles paced the USA with 16 points, while Lofton scored 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds. In the round of 16 match up with South Korea, the USA put forth a record-breaking performance with a 132-60 win. The Americans broke the USA U19 men’s single-game record in rebounds (62), assists (39), field goals made (57) and field goals attempted (92) and recorded the second-most points (132). A quarterfinal win over Senegal, 88-58, sent the USA to the semifinals. The Americans went on a 14-4 run in the first 3:20, ending the quarter up 32-14 and never looked back. The USA forced Senegal into 28 turnovers in the game. The semifinal match up against Canada was a back- and-forth battle, and the USA held just a six-point lead (69-63) heading into the fourth quarter. A 17-0 USA run in the fourth that was the difference, as the U.S. held Canada scoreless for 3:36 to secure a 20-point lead (88-68). In the gold medal contest against France, the game came down to the wire, but the USA’s balanced team effort and unselfish play helped lead them to the 83-81 victory. The USA surrendered the lead at the 8:26 mark of the second quarter and wouldn’t regain an advantage until late in the fourth quarter. The Americans took lead at the 6:51 mark in the fourth quarter when Holmgren laid it in off the glass to take a 69- 68 lead during an 11-0 run. The Americans were led by Ivey with 16 points; Lofton finished with 16 points and seven rebounds; Adam Miller added 12 points; Miles contributed 11 points; and Holmgren tallied 10 points. Holmgren, who averaged 11.9 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.7 blocks, was named FIBA U19 World Cup MVP. He was joined on the All-Star Five by Ivey (12.3 ppg, 3.0 rpg and 2.1 apg).
2021 USA U19 WORLD CUP TEAM ROSTER
2021 USA RESULTS (7-0)
NAME
POS HGT WGT AGE SCHOOL
HOMETOWN
Turkey
W, 83-54 W, 100-52 W, 87-66 W, 132-60 W, 88-58 W, 92-86 W, 83-81
Mali
Patrick Baldwin Jr. Kennedy Chandler Jonathan Davis
F
6-10 6-1 6-5 7-1 6-7 6-4 7-0 6-10
220 159 196 220 195 200 200 235 275 195 180 180
18 18 19 19 19 18 19 19 18 18 19 18
Hamilton H.S.
Sussex, WI Memphis, TN La Crosse, WI Fort Wayne, IN Minneapolis, MN Mishawaka, IN St. Louis, MO Port Arthur, TX Lancaster, TX Dallas, TX
Australia
G G
Sunrise Christian Academy University of Wisconsin Blackhawk Christian School
South Korea
Caleb Furst
F F F
Senegal Canada France
Chet Holmgren Harrison Ingram
Minnehaha Academy
St. Marks H.S.
Jaden Ivey
G C G G F
Purdue University Creighton University
Ryan Kalkbrenner Kenneth Lofton Jr.
6-7 6-1 6-3 6-7
Louisiana Tech University
Mike Miles Adam Miller
TCU
FINAL STANDINGS
Louisiana State University Long Beach Poly H.S.
Chicago, IL
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
United States (7-0)
Peyton Watson
F
Long Beach, CA
France (5-2) Canada (6-1) Serbia (5-2) Spain (5-2)
Head Coach: Jamie Dixon,TCU Assistant Coach: Jerod Haase, Stanford University Assistant Coach: James Jones,Yale University Team Physician: Arthur DeLuigi, Mayo Clinic Athletic Trainer: Brian Zettler (Salt Lake City, UT)
Lithuania (4-3) Senegal (3-4) Argentina (3-4)
9. Turkey (5-2) 10. Australia (3-4) 11. Latvia (3-4) 12. Iran (2-5) 13. Mali (2-5) 14. Puerto Rico (2-5) 15. S. Korea (1-6) 16. Japan (0-7)
2021 USA U19 WORLD CUP TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS
NAME
G/S
FGM-A
PCT
3PM-3PA PCT
FTM-A
PCT
REB
PTS
AST
BLK
STL
Lofton Jr.
7/4 7/4 7/6 7/6 7/1 7/1 7/4 7/1 7/2 7/3 7/2 7/1
37- 57 31- 64 31- 50 24- 59 21- 44 21- 50 17- 49 19- 32 18- 29 10- 28 9- 28 11- 32
0.64 0.48 0.62 0.47 0.42 0.34 0.59 0.4 0.62 0.35 0.32 0.34 .470 .330
0- 1
0
18- 30 16- 23 14- 21
0.6
37/ 5.3 21/ 3.0 43/ 6.1 23/ 3.3 35/ 5.0 20/ 2.9 22/ 3.1 29/ 4.1
92/ 13.1 86/ 12.3 83/ 11.9 64/ 9.1 54/ 7.7 54/ 7.7 52/ 7.4 50/ 7.1 41/ 5.9 32/ 4.6 29/ 4.1 28/ 4.0 665/95.0
6
2 5
4
Ivey
8- 28 7- 13 7- 23 9- 28 9- 23 8- 25
0.28 0.53 0.32 0.39 0.32 0.3 0.33 0.35 0.16 .320 .240 0 .---
0.69 0.66 0.81 0.75 0.76 0.75 0.71 0.6 0.61 0.66
15 23 27 13 24 25
11
Holmgren
19
3
Miles
9- 11
2 4 0 0 2 9 1 1 8
10
Baldwin Jr. Chandler
3- 5 3- 4
3
10
Miller Furst
10- 13 12- 16
7 3 0 6 4
0- 1 0- 0
4 4 7
Kalkbrenner
5- 7
28/ 4.0 29/ 4.1 12/ 1.7 24/ 3.4 323/46.1
Ingram
4- 12 5- 14 2- 12
8- 13
12
Davis
6- 9 4- 5
10 19
Watson
0.8
USA TOTALS OPP. TOTALS
7 7
249-522 162-478
59-180 39-157
108-157 94-142
.680 .660
177 105
53 27
73 50
234/33.4 457/ 65.3
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