5x5 Men's Pan American Games History

Since 1951, the Pan American Games have united the countries of the Americas and many of the best athletes the world has ever seen. The multisport event is held every four years and features athletes competing in nearly 40 sports. In 15 appearances, the U.S. men have captured a record eight gold medals along with three silver and four bronze.

HISTORY

MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM

*AS OF NOVEMBER 13, 2023

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM RESULTS & STANDINGS

SUMMARY OF FINISHES Gold

Silver

Bronze

United States

Brazil

Puerto Rico

Argentina

Mexico

Canada

Dominican Republic

Cuba

Panama

Uruguay

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR FINAL STANDINGS

1951

1955

1959

1963

1967

1971

1975

USA

USA PUR BRA MEX CAN

USA BRA PUR URU

USA

BRA PUR CUB MEX ARG PAN *USA *CAN

USA PUR BRA MEX CUB CAN

2 3 4

ARG CUB

ARG

MEX PAN CUB PUR ARG

BRA

MEX CUB

CHI

PER

PAN

VEN

CUB

CAN

PAR

ESA

MEX

BRA

ARG

MEX

PER

VEN

ECU

CAN

*PER

BAH

COL

*COL

ISV

*HAI

12 13

*SUR

*ISV

*Teams did not advance to medal round

LEGEND : ARG-Argentina; BAH-Bahamas; BRA-Brazil; CAN-Canada; CHI-Chile; COL-Colombia; CUB-Cuba; DOM-Dominican Republic; ECU-Ecuador; ESA-El Salvador; HAI-Haiti; ISV-U.S. Virgin Islands; MEX-Mexico; PAN-Panama; PAR-Paraguay; PER-Peru; PUR-Puerto Rico; SUR-Surinam; URU-Uru- guay; USA-United States of America; VEN-Venezuela.

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR FINAL STANDINGS

1979

1983

1987

1991

1995

1999 2003

USA PUR BRA CUB CAN ARG PAN

USA BRA MEX CAN

BRA USA PUR MEX CAN

PUR

ARG USA BRA URU MEX

BRA USA PUR ARG CAN DOM

BRA PUR

2 3 4

MEX

USA

DOM

CUB BRA VEN ARG URU BAH CAN

USA

ARG

MEX ARG CAN URU

PUR

PAN

PUR

CUB

URU

CUB

MEX

VEN

URU

DOM

ARG

ISV

*Teams did not advance to medal round

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR FINAL STANDINGS

2007

2011 2015

2019

BRA PUR URU ARG

PUR

BRA

ARG PUR USA DOM

2 3 4

MEX

CAN

USA

DOM

DOM ARG PUR VEN

USA

BRA

VEN

PAN

CAN ARG URU

URU MEX

CAN

ISV

MEX

ISV

*Teams did not advance to medal round

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME RESULTS ARGENTINA (10-4) L 75-114 2019 W 74- 71 2007 W 80- 79 2003 W 84- 76 1999 L 86- 90 1995 L 67- 68 1995 W 87- 81 1991 W 85- 58 1987 W 88- 68 1983 W 99- 73 1979 W 103- 62 1975 W 106- 55 1967 L 53- 54 1955 W 57- 51 1951 W W W W W

CANADA (5-1) L

MEXICO (9-1) L

109-111*

2015 1983 1979 1975 1963 1959

55- 71

1994 1994 1987 1983 1983 1975 1967 1963 1959 1955 2007 2007 1987 1979 1967 1967 1951

111- 97 97- 76 84- 73 80- 47 93- 73

W W W W W W W W W

104- 80 105- 73 81- 68 74- 63 99- 70 93- 74 96- 54 101- 57

CHILE (1-0) W

69- 50

1951

85- 55

COLOMBIA (1-0) W 131- 43

PANAMA (6-1) W

1967

77- 74 67- 75 91- 63 88- 83 90- 44 122- 73

CUBA (10-1) W

W W W W W

89- 48 93- 74 92- 88 101- 83 85- 53 84- 78 69- 73 91- 71 114- 46 84- 56 77- 59

1999 1991 1991 1979 1979 1975 1971 1967 1959 1955 1951

BAHAMAS (2-0) W 116- 58

W W W W W

1991 1975

113- 55

90- 55

ARGENTINA (10-3) L 83- 93

2015 2011 2003 1999 1999 1995 1995 1987 1983 1983 1979 1979 1975 1971 1963 1959 1955 1951

PERU (2-0) W

88- 77 80- 92 78- 96 73- 71 89- 85 98-101 115-120

93- 37

1967 1963

W W W W

L L

104- 56

W W

PUERTO RICO (10-4) L 84-87

2019 2015 2003 2003 1995 1991 1987 1983 1979 1975 1967 1967 1963 1959

L L

102- 70 70- 76 85- 86 97- 78 68- 73 80- 75 101- 85 113- 94 85- 53 89- 53 80- 52 93- 65 89- 57

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (5-0) W 92-83 2019 W 87- 82 2015 W 74- 72 2011 W 77- 76 2011 W 95- 83 1999

L L

W W W W W W W W W W

87- 79 72- 69

106- 88 82- 78 87- 62 81- 79* 78- 66 93- 79 78- 49 74- 42

W W W W W W W W

ECUADOR (1-0) W 74- 52

1951

EL SALVADOR (1-0) W 101- 42

1959

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME RESULTS

VIRGIN ISLANDS (4-0) W 119-84

SURINAM (1-0) W

2019 2007 1979 1975

128- 48

1971

W W W

84- 58

136- 88 137- 70

URUGUAY (5-2) L 80- 82

2011 2007 2003 1995 1991 1987 1963 2019 2015 1991 1987 1983 1975 1955

72- 81 74- 72

W W W W W

104- 96* 114- 68 105- 81

65- 52

VENEZUELA (7-0) W 70-53

W W W W W W

85- 62 91- 66 109- 74 78- 65 97- 32 72- 29

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM COACHING STAFF

USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES HEAD COACHES

YEAR SITE

USA HEAD COACH

RECORD

2019 2015 2011 2007 2003 1999 1995 1991 1987 1983 1979 1975 1971 1967 1963 1959 1955 1951

Lima, Peru

Ed Cooley, Providence College Mark Few, Gonzaga University Nate Tibbetts, Tulsa 66ers Jay Wright, Villanova University

3-2 / Bronze Medal 3-2 / Bronze Medal 3-2 / Bronze Medal 3-2 / Fifth Place 2-3 / Fourth Place 4-1 / Silver Medal 4-3 / Silver Medal 6-1 / Bronze Medal 6-1 / Silver Medal 8-0 / Gold Medal 9-0 / Gold Medal 9-0 / Gold Medal

Toronto, Canada Guadalajara, Mexico Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Tom Izzo, Michigan State University

Winnipeg, Canada

Mo McHone, Sioux Falls Skyforce Mike Thibault, Omaha Racers (NE) Gene Keady, Purdue University Denny Crum, University of Louisville Jack Hartman, Kansas State University

Mar del Plata, Argentina

Havana, Cuba

Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Caracas, Venezuela San Juan, Puerto Rico

Bob Knight, Indiana University

Mexico City, Mexico

Marv Harshman, University of Washington Jim Gudger, East Texas State University

Cali, Colombia

2-1 / NA

Winnipeg, Canada Sao Paulo, Brazil Chicago, Illinois, USA Mexico City, Mexico Buenos Aires, Argentina

Hal Fischer, U. S. Army (CA)

9-0 / Gold Medal 6-0 / Gold Medal 6-0 / Gold Medal 4-1 / Gold Medal 6-0 / Gold Medal

Garland Pinholster, Oglethorpe University (GA) Fred Schaus, West Virginia University Lt. Norman Pilgrim, U. S. Armed Forces

*Hal Fischer, Oakland Blue ‘n Gold (CA)

*Hal Fischer and John Longfellow served as co-head coaches of the 1951 USA Pan American Games men’s basketball team.

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES ASSISTANT COACHES

NAME

YEARS

AFFILIATION

Randy Ayers John Bach Tad Boyle Mike Brown Jermaine Byrd Bob Chipman Mark Gottfried Jud Heathcote Fon Johnson James Jones Jerry Jones Mike Krzyzewski

1991 1971 2015 2015 2011

Ohio State University Penn State University University of Colorado

Tulsa 66ers

1991, 1983

Washburn University (KS) University of Alabama Michigan State University

2007

1987, 1975

1955 2007 1987 1979 1967 2019 1991 2011 1999 1995 2003 1995 1999 2003 1963 2019 1959

Grihalva Buicks (CA)

Yale University

University of Louisville U. S. Military Academy University of Minnesota

John Kundla Mike Martin

Brown University

Don Monson Nate Osbourne Dan Panaggio John Pariseau Lorenzo Romar

University of Oregon

Tulsa 66ers

Quad City Thunder (IL) Brewster Heights (WA) University of Washington Athletes In Action Fort Wayne Fury (IN) University of Missouri Akron Goodyears (OH) Seton Hall University Peoria Caterpillars (IL)

Sharm Scheuerman

Keith Smart Quin Snyder Henry Vaughn Kevin Willard Warren Womble

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES MANAGERS

NAME

YEARS

AFFILIATION

Charles Bloedorn

1967 1963 1959 1955 1983 1971 1979 1975

Akron Goodyears (OH) West Virginia University University of Washington

Robert Brown William Dye

Maj. Roy Johnson

U. S. Air Force

Lon Kruger

Pan American University (TX)

J. Herbert Mols

Amherst, New York Ohio State University Lakeland College (WI)

Fred Taylor

Duane Woltzen

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

Josh Childress Jim Chones Sam Clancy John Clawson

2003 1971 1979 1967 1975 1995 1975 1971 1991 1987 2011 2019 2003 2007 1975 1967 2019 1979 2011 2011 2007 1987 1963 1959 1951 1955 1971 1971 2007 1967

Bunk Adams Jack Adams Roger Adkins Blake Ahearn

1963 1959 1951 2011 2019 1987 1951 1951 1999 2015 1951 2003 1991 1987 1975 1999 1975 1959 1959 1959 1963 2015 1979 2015 1971 2011 1955 1959

Norm Cook

Ty-Shon Alexander

Willie Anderson

Brian Davis

Richard Atha

Johnny Davis Kenny Davis Terry Dehere Fennis Dembo Justin Dentmon

Richard Babcock

Damon Bailey

Ron Baker

Alpha Diallo

Donald Barksdale

Ike Diogu

Andre Barrett

Joey Dorsey

Anthony Bennett

Leon Douglas

Ricky Berry

Lloyd Dove

Otis Birdsong

David Duke Jr.

James Blackwell

John Duren

Phil Bond

Jerome Dyson

George BonSalle

Robert Boozer

Richard Boushka

Moses Ehambe Wayne Ellington Pervis Ellison Vincent Ernst William Evans

Gary Bradds

Malcolm Brogdon

Michael Brooks

Bobby Brown

Don Buse

Brian Butch Donald Byrd

Richard Faszholz

Ron Faulkner

Leo Byrd

Jim Forbes

Bob Ford

Michael Cage

1983 2019 1967 1967

Shan Foster

Myles Cale

Calvin Fowler

Raymond Carey

Darel Carrier

Dean Garrett

1987 1995 1963

Sean Gay

Rex Chapman

1987

Melvin Gibson

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

Robert Gilbert Collin Gillespie

1951 2019 2007 1959 2003 2019 1975 1959 1975 1999 2003 2019 2007 2003 1991 1991 2015 1999 1999 1955 1991 1963 2003 1995 1959 2003 1971 1983 1991 1955 1955 1951 1963 1975 1991 1951 1987 2015 1955

Jeff Lebo

1987

Kenneth Leslie Ronnie Lester Maarty Leunen

1955, 1951

James Gist

1979 2007 1995 2011 1999 1967 2015 1951 2007 2011 1979 2011 1987 1995 1999 1983 2007 1971 1979 1963 1979 1991 1999 2003 1983 1951 1991

Donald Goldstein

Ben Gordon

Larry Lewis

Geoffrey Groselle

Marcus Lewis

Ernie Grunfeld

Todd Lindeman

Henry Logan Shawn Long

Burdette Haldorson

Edward Longfellow

Joe Hassett

Derrick Low

Michael Hawkins

Leo Lyons

Chuck Hayes

Mustapha Heron

Roy Hibbert

Kyle Macy

Chris Hill Grant Hill

Renaldo Major

Danny Manning

Thomas Hill Ryan Hollins

Erik Martin

James Martin James Master

Kermit Holmes Byron Houston James Hoverder

Eric Maynor

Bob McAdoo Kevin McHale

Cleveland McKinney

James Jackson

Dick Miller

Lucious Jackson

Eric Montross

Luke Jackson

Mikki Moore

Dave Jamerson

Brandon Mouton

Robert Jeangerard

Chris Mullin

Arthur Johnson

Clifford Murray

Dwight Jones

Tracy Murray

Michael Jordan

Drew Neitzel

2007

Adam Keefe Melvin Kelley Robert Kenney Thomas Kern Donald Kojis

Emeka Okafor

2003 1955 1979

Locke Olson

Mike O’Koren

Charles O’Neill

1951

Tom LaGarde

Christian Laettner Eugene Lambdin

Scott Paddock Robert Parish Bruce Parkinson Rickey Paulding

1995 1975 1975 2003

Jerome Lane

Keith Langford Robert LeBuhn

James Paxson

1955

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

Mike Peplowski

1991 1983 1963 1983 1955 1951 2019 1983 2015 2015 1963 2019 1983 2007 1967 1987 1959 1975 1987 1995 1975 1955 1979 2019 1963 1955 1967 1983 2011 1963 1987 1959 1999 1999 2003 2011 1983 1967 2011 1959

Sam Perkins

Kaleb Tarczewski Brian Taylor Chuck Terry Carl Thomas Isiah Thomas Lance Thomas Wayman Tisdale Gary Thompson

2015 1971 1971

Melvin Peterson

Ed Pinckney James Poole James Powell Myles Powell

1999, 1995

1979 2011 1983 1959 1979 1963 2015 1951

Mark Price

Taurean Waller-Prince

Ray Tolbert

Walter Torrence Romelo Trimble

Anthony Randolph

Willis Reed A.J. Reeves

Neil Turner

Fred Reynolds

Scottie Reynolds

Wes Unseld

1967

Kendall Rhine

Jerome Richardson

Denzel Valentine

2015 1979

Oscar Robertson

Danny Vranes

Rick Robey

David Robinson

Rumeal Robinson

Nate Watson

2019 1991 2007 1995 1959 1971 1995 2007 1967 2019 1955 2015 1967 1995 1955 1999 1991 1971 1971 1983 1979 1995

Wayne Rollins

Clarence Weatherspoon

Paul Rundell

Kyle Weaver

Kelsey Weems

Jerry West

Ralph Sampson

Paul Westphal Chuckie White

Jermaine Samuels

Jerry Shipp

D.J. White

Cecil Silas

Joseph White

Michael Silliman

Tyler Wideman

Alva Wilfong

Charlie Sitton Donald Sloan

Damien Wilkins

Jim Williams

Edgar Smallwood

Mike Williams

Keith Smart

Robert Williams Travis Williams

Adrian Smith

Doug Smith

Walt Williams

Matt Steigenga

Henry Wilmore

Blake Stepp

Luke Witte

Gregory Stiemsma

Leon Wood

Greg Stokes

Mike Woodson

Steve Sullivan

A.J. Wynder

Curtis Sumpter

Daniel Swartz

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ROSTER BY AFFILIATION

AKRON GOODYEARS (OH)

Gary Thompson

1959 1967

Jim Williams

Calvin Fowler

1967

CHICAGO ROCKERS

ALABAMA

Chuckie White

1995

Leon Douglas

1975

CINCINNATI

ARIZONA

Oscar Robertson

1959 1995

Kaleb Tarczewski

2015

Erik Martin

ARIZONA STATE

CLARK (MA)

Ike Diogu

2003

James Martin

1999

ARKANSAS TECH

CLEMSON

Charles O’Neill

1951

Wayne Rollins

1975

AUSTIN TOROS

COLORADO

Leo Lyons

2011 2011

Burdette Haldorson Robert Jeangerard

1959 1959

Lance Thomas

BAKERSFIELD JAM

CONNECTICUT

Brian Butch

2011

Jerome Dyson

2011 2003 2003

BAYLOR

Ben Gordon

Taurean Waller-Prince

2015

Emeka Okafor

BOSTON COLLEGE

CONNECTICUT PRIDE

William Evans

1959

Todd Lindeman

1999 1999

BRADLEY UNIVERSITY

James Martin

CREIGHTON

Mike Williams

1995

BUTLER

Ty-Shon Alexander Geoffrey Groselle

2019 2019 1999

Tyler Wideman

2019

James Martin

CAL STATE FULLERTON

DAKOTA WIZARDS

Bobby Brown

2015 1983

Renaldo Major

2011

Leon Wood

DARTMOUTH

CENTENARY

James Blackwell

1999

Robert Parish

1975

DAYTON

CENTRAL HS (OH)

Johnny Davis James Paxson James Paxson

1975 1955 1955

Donald Byrd 1955 CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE James Hoverder 1955 CHICAGO JAMAICA SAINTS

DONGGUAN LEOPARDS (CHINA) Bobby Brown 2015

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

DUKE

GRAMBLING STATE

Brian Davis

1995 1991 1991 1991 2011

Willis Reed 1963 GRAND RAPIDS MACKERS Carl Thomas 1995 GRIHALVA BUICKS Ron Faulkner 1955 James Hoverder 1955 Robert LeBuhn 1955 Kenneth Leslie 1955 Locke Olson 1955 James Poole 1955 Paul Rundell 1955 HARRISONBURG HS (VA) Ralph Sampson 1979 HOUSTON Otis Birdsong 1975 Dwight Jones 1971 ILLINOIS George BonSalle 1959 INDIANA UNIVERSITY Damon Bailey 1999 Dean Garrett 1987 Todd Lindeman 1999 Keith Smart 1987 Ray Tolbert 1979 D.J. White 2007 Mike Woodson 1979 INDIANA STATE Roger Adkins 1951 Richard Atha 1951 Richard Babcock 1951 Robert Gilbert 1951 Thomas Kern 1951 Eugene Lambdin 1951 Edward Longfellow 1951 1951 INDIOS DE MAYAGUEZ (PR) Damien Wilkins 2015 IOWA Ronnie Lester 1979 Greg Stokes 1983 Clifford Murray

Grant Hill

Thomas Hill

Christian Laettner

Lance Thomas

EASTERN KENTUCKY

Jack Adams

1959

EASTERN MICHIGAN

Carl Thomas

1995, 1999

ERIE BAYHAWKS

Blake Ahearn

2011

EVANSVILLE (IN)

Don Buse

1971 1963

Edgar Smallwood

FAIRFIELD

A.J. Wynder

1995

FLORIDA A&M

Robert Williams

1955

FORT WAYNE FURY

Damon Bailey Mikki Moore Carl Thomas

1999 1999 1999

FRESNO STATE

Renaldo Major

2011

GEORGETOWN (DC)

John Duren Roy Hibbert

1979 2007

Steve Sullivan 1967 GEORGETOWN COLLEGE (KY) Kenny Davis 1971 GEORGIA Willie Anderson 1987 Damien Wilkins 2015 GEORGIA TECH Mark Price 1983 Cecil Silas 1955 GONZAGA UNIVERSITY Blake Stepp 2003

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

IOWA ENERGY

Leo Byrd

1959

MARQUETTE

Moses Ehambe

2011

IOWA STATE

Jim Chones Donald Kojis

1971 1963

Gary Thompson

1959

MARYLAND

KANSAS

James Gist

2007 2015

Norm Cook

1975 1955 1955 2015 1987 1967

Romelo Trimble

Melvin Kelley

Walt Williams

1991

Robert Kenney Keith Langford Danny Manning

MCCLYMOND HS (CA)

Cleveland McKinney

1963

Joseph White

MEMPHIS

KANSAS STATE

Joey Dorsey

2007

Robert Boozer 1959 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Rex Chapman 1987 William Evans 1959 Chuck Hayes 2003 Kyle Macy 1979 James Master 1983 Rick Robey 1975 Adrian Smith 1959 LACROSSE BOBCATS (WI) James Blacwell LASALLE Michael Brooks 1979 LOKOMOTIV-KUBAN (RUSSIA) Anthony Randolph 2015 LONG BEACH STATE Chuck Terry 1971 LOUISIANA Shawn Long 2015 LOUISIANA STATE Anthony Randolph 2015

MEMPHIS STATE

Alva Wilfong

1955

MEXICO AZTECAS

Scott Paddock

1995

MICHIGAN

John Clawson

1967 1995 1971

Rumeal Robinson

Henry Wilmore

MICHIGAN STATE

Chris Hill

2003 2007 1991 1999 2015

Drew Neitzel

Mike Peplowski Matt Steigenga Denzel Valentine

MINNESOTA

Kevin McHale

1979

MISSOURI

Raymond Carey Arthur Johnson

1967 2003 2011 2003 1999

Leo Lyons

Rickey Paulding

Doug Smith

MISSOURI STATE

LOUISVILLE

Blake Ahearn

2011

Phil Bond

1975 1987 1959 1967

MOREHEAD STATE

Pervis Ellison

Daniel Swartz

1959

Donald Goldstein

MOREHOUSE (GA)

Wes Unseld

MARSHALL

Larry Lewis

1995

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

NEBRASKA

Marcus Lewis

2011

OREGON

Mikki Moore

1999

NORTH CAROLINA

Luke Jackson

2003 2007

Maarty Leunen

Wayne Ellington

2007 1983 1975 1987 1971 1991 1979 1983

OREGON STATE

Michael Jordan

Tom LaGarde

Charlie Sitton

1983

Jeff Lebo

POMONA COLLEGE (CA)

Bob McAdoo Eric Montross Mike O’Koren

Locke Olson

1955

PAN AMERICAN (TX)

Sam Perkins

Lucious Jackson

1963

NORTH CAROLINA STATE

PEPPERDINE

Kelsey Weems

1995

Ron Faulkner

1955

NORTHWESTERN

PHILLIPS 66ERS (OK)

Robert LeBuhn

1955

George BonSalle Raymond Carey

1959 1967 1967 1959 1959 1963 1967 1963

NOTRE DAME

Darel Carrier

Scott Paddock

1995

William Evans

OHIO

Burdette Haldorson

Bunk Adams

1963 1995

Donald Kojis

Dave Jamerson

Kendall Rhine

OHIO STATE

Jerry Shipp

PITTSBURGH

Gary Bradds

1963 1991 1971

James Jackson

Sam Clancy

1979

Luke Witte

Jerome Lane 1987 PITTSBURGH PIRANHAS (PA) Brian Davis 1995 PRINCETON (NJ) Brian Taylor 1971 PROVIDENCE Alpha Diallo 2019 David Duke 2019 Vincent Ernst 1963 Joe Hassett 1975 A.J. Reeves 2019 Nate Watson 2019 PURDUE Bob Ford 1971 Bruce Parkinson 1975 Chuckie White 1995 QUAD CITY THUNDER

OKLAHOMA

Kermit Holmes

1999 1983

Wayman Tisdale

OKLAHOMA STATE

Byron Houston

1999

OAKLAND BLUE ‘N GOLD

Donald Barksdale Richard Faszholz Kenneth Leslie Charles O’Neill

1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951

James Powell

Neil Turner

OMAHA RACERS

Sean Gay

1995

ORAL ROBERTS

Moses Ehambe

2011

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

SHREVEPORT CRAWDADS

Kermit Holmes Byron Houston

1999 1999 1999 1999

Rumeal Robinson

1995

Doug Smith

SIOUX FALLS SKYFORCE

Travis Williams

Gregory Stiemsma

2011

RAPID CITY THRILLERS

Mike Williams 1995 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 1999 SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA ST. Jerry Shipp 1963 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Paul Westphal 1971 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Clarence Weatherspoon 1991 STANFORD Josh Childress 2003 Adam Keefe 1991 TEMPLE Jim Williams 1967 TENNESSEE Ernie Grunfield 1975 TEXAS Brandon Mouton 2003 TEXAS A&M Donald Sloan 2011 TEXAS EL-PASO Jim Forbes 1971 Fred Reynolds 1983 Travis Williams

Larry Lewis

1995

RENO BIGHORNS

Donald Sloan

2011

RICE

Kendall Rhine

1967

ROCKFORD LIGHTNING

Michael Hawkins Matt Steigenga Kelsey Weems

1999 1999 1995

ST. FRANCIS (PA)

Calvin Fowler

1967

ST. JOHN’S (NY)

Mustapha Heron

2019 1967 1983

Lloyd Dove Chris Mullin

ST. JOSEPH’S HS (IL)

Isiah Thomas

1979

ST. LOUIS (MO)

Richard Boushka

1959

SACRAMENTO KINGS

Ryan Hollins

2015

SAN DIEGO

Kenneth Leslie

1951, 1955

SAN DIEGO STATE

TEXAS LEGENDS

Michael Cage James Poole

1983 1955 1955

Justin Dentmon

2011

Paul Rundell

TEXAS TECH

SAN JOSE STATE

Sean Gay

1995

Ricky Berry

1987

TOLEDO

SETON HALL

Dick Miller

1995

Andre Barrett

2003 2019 1991 2019

TRI-CITY CHINOOK (WA)

Myles Cale

A.J. Wynder

1995

Terry Dehere Myles Powell

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

TULSA 66ERS

Jermaine Samuels

2019 2011

Curtis Sumpter

Jerome Dyson Marcus Lewis Curtis Sumpter

2011 2011 2011

VIRGINIA

Malcolm Brogdon 2015 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH Eric Maynor 2007 WASHINGTON Justin Dentmon 2011 WASHINGTON STATE Derrick Low 2007 Kyle Weaver 2007 WEST VIRGINIA Jerry West 1959 WESTERN KENTUCKY Darel Carrier 1967 Neil Turner 1951 WESTERN CAROLINA Melvin Gibson 1963 Henry Logan 1967 WHEATON COLLEGE Melvin Peterson 1963 WICHITA (KS) Ron Baker 2015 WICHITA VICKERS Richard Boushka 1959 Daniel Swartz 1959 WISCONSIN Brian Butch 2011 Gregory Stiemsma 2011 WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY Anthony Bennett 1991 WYOMING Fennis Dembo 1987 XAVIER Michael Hawkins 1999 YAKIMA SUN KINGS (WA) Erik Martin 1995

UCLA

Donald Barksdale

1951 2015 1991 1987 1963

Ryan Hollins Tracy Murray

Jerome Richardson

Walter Torrence

UNICS KAZAN (RUSSIA)

Keith Langford

2015

U.S. ARMED FORCES

Bunk Adams Jack Adams Donald Byrd John Clawson

1963 1959 1955 1967 1959 1955 1955 1963 1955 1963 1955 1963 1959 1963 1955 1955

Robert Jeangerard

Melvin Kelley

Robert Kenney

Cleveland McKinney

James Paxton

Melvin Peterson

Cecil Silas

Edgar Smallwood

Adrian Smith

Walter Torrence

Alva Wilfong

Robert Williams

U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY

Michael Silliman

1967

U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY

David Robinson

1987

UTAH

Danny Vranes

1979

VANDERBILT

Shan Foster

2007

VILLANOVA

Collin Gillespie

2019 1983 2007

Ed Pinckney

Scottie Reynolds

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION RECORDS MOST POINTS Mike Woodson 165 (18.3) 1979 Michael Brooks 157 (17.4) 1979 Michael Jordan 138 (17.3) 1983 Donald Barksdale 135 (22.5) 1951 Joesph White 125 (13.9) 1967 A.J. Wynder Andre Barrett David Duke Mustapha Heron

HIGHEST 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Leo Lyons .667( 6-9)

2011 1995 2003 2019 2019 2015 2011 2011 2015 2019 1999 1963 2003 1987 1979 1979 1999 1991 1987 1979 1987 1999 2015 1991 1987

.615 ( 8-12) .538 ( 7-13) .500 (6-12) .500 (3-6) .500 (4-8) .500 (4-8)

Keith Langford

MOST POINTS AVERAGED Donald Barksdale 22.5 (135)

Donald Sloan

1951 1979 1991 2015 1979 1983 1995 1987 1983 1987 1979 1995 1987 2007 1987 1983 2007 1999

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Blake Ahearn 1.000 (14-14)

Mike Woodson James Jackson

18.3 (165) 18.2 ( 91) 17.6 ( 88) 17.4 (157) 17.3 (138)

Bobby Brown

Ron Baker

1.000 (10-10) 1.000 (9-9) 1.000 (6-6) 1.000 (6-6) 1.000 (5-5)

Michael Brooks Michael Jordan

David Duke Doug Smith

Edgar Smallwood

MOST REBOUNDS Chuckie White

Andre Barrett

77 (11.0) 63 ( 9.0) 57 ( 7.1) 55 ( 7.9) 55 ( 6.1)

MOST ASSISTS Jerome Richardson

David Robinson Sam Perkins Pervis Ellison Michael Brooks

37 (5.3) 24 (2.7) 24 (2.7) 23 (4.6) 23 (3.3) 23 (3.3) 23 (2.6)

Isiah Thomas Mike O’Koren

Michael Hawkins Anthony Bennett

MOST REBOUNDS AVERAGED Chuckie White 11.0 (77)

Rex Chapman Ronnie Lester

David Robinson

9.0 (63) 8.6 (43)

D.J. White

MOST ASSISTS AVERAGED Jerome Richardson 5.3 (37)

Pervis Ellison

7.9 (55)

Lance Thomas Charles Hayes Travis Williams

7.6 (38)) 7.6 (38) 7.6 (38)

Michael Hawkins

4.6 (23) 4.4 (22) 3.3 (23) 3.3 (23)

Bobby Brown

Anthony Bennett

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Erik Martin .758 (25- 33)

Rex Chapman

1995 1991 2019 2003

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS David Robinson

Adam Keefe

.706 (24- 34) .692 (18-26) .683 (28- 41) .678 (40- 59)

Geoffrey Groselle Emeka Okafor James Jackson

15 (2.1) 12 (1.7) 12 (1.7)

1987 1991 1987

Clarence Weatherspoon

1991

Pervis Ellison

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

Gregory Stiemsma

11 (2.2) 10 (1.4) 10 (1.4)

2011 1995 1987

Erik Martin

Dean Garrett

MOST STEALS Walt Williams

17 (2.4) 15 (2.1) 14 (2.0) 14 (2.0)

1991 1991 1991 1987

Anthony Bennett

Grant Hill

Jerome Richardson

TEAM COMPETITION RECORDS MOST POINTS: 907 in 1979 MOST POINTS AVERAGED: 100.8 in 1979 MOST FGM: MOST FTM: MOST FTA:

175 (9 games) in 1979 151 (7 games) in 1991” 219 (9 games) in 1979 202 (6 games) in 1959

377 (9 games) in 1967 271 (7 games) in 1987 733 (9 games) in 1975 524 (7 games) in 1987

MOST FGA:

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE:

.811 in 2015

MOST REBOUNDS:

339 (7 games) in 1987

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE:

HIGHEST REBOUND AVERAGE:

.575 in 1979

48.4 in 1987

MOST 3PM: MOST 3PA:

MOST ASSISTS:

51 in 1995

164 in 1987

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS:

132 in 1995

52 in 1987

HIGHEST 3-POINT PERCENTAGE:

MOST STEALS:

.386 in 1995

110 in 1991

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS 32, Darel Carrier vs. Cuba 8/01/67 30, Myles Powell vs. Venezuela 8/1/19 30, Michael Woodson vs. Argentina 7/09/79 29, Wayman Tisdale vs. Canada 8/23/83 29, Michael Woodson vs. Cuba 7/10/79 29, Michael Woodson vs. Brazil 7/12/79

29, Oscar Robertson vs. Brazil 27, Michael Jordan vs. Brazil 27, Michael Brooks vs. Puerto Rico 26, Michael Brooks vs. Brazil 25, Bobby Brown vs. Canada 25, Bruce Parkinson vs. Virgin Islands

9/06/59 8/16/83 7/13/79 7/12/79 7/24/15 10/23/75

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

MOST FGM 13, Michael Woodson vs. Argentina MOST FGA 22, Michael Woodson vs. Argentina

MOST REBOUNDS 21, Chuckie White vs. Uruguay MOST ASSISTS 8, Danny Manning vs. Uruguay

7/12/79

3/22/95

7/12/79

8/16/87

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1.000 (5-5), Clarence Weatherspoon vs. Bahamas

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 4, Gregory Stiemsma vs. Dominican Republic

8/09/91 8/06/91 8/16/87

10/30/11 10/29/11 8/13/87 8/20/87

1.000 (5-5), Adam Keefe vs. Argentina 1.000 (5-5), Danny Manning vs. Uruguay

4, Gregory Stiemsma vs. Mexico 4, David Robinson vs. Venezuela 4, David Robinson vs. Puerto Rico

MOST 3PM 5, Carl Thomas vs. Uruguay 5, Carl Thomas vs. Puerto Rico

MOST STEALS 4, Jerome Dyson vs. Brazil 4, Grant Hill vs. Puerto Rico

3/22/95 3/21/95

10/27/11 8/15/91 8/09/91 8/09/91 8/09/91 8/05/91

MOST 3PA 10, Carl Thomas vs. Uruguay

4, Anthony Bennett vs. Bahamas 4, Terry Dehere vs. Bahamas 4, Walt Williams vs. Bahamas 4, Anthony Bennett vs. Venezuela

3/22/95

HIGHEST 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE 1.000 (3-3), Donald Sloan vs. Dominican Republic

10/30/11 10/29/11

1.000 (3-3), Leo Lyons vs. Mexico

MOST FTM 11, Michael Brooks vs. Puerto Rico MOST FTA 16, Michael; Brooks vs. Puerto Rico

7/15/79

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (9-9), Mark Price vs. Canada

8/23/83

TEAM GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS: 137 vs. Virgin Islands, 10/23/75 MOST REBOUNDS: 54 vs. Puerto Rico, 3/21/95 MOST FGM: 60 Vs. Virgin Islands, 10/23/75 MOST FGA: 120 vs. Virgin Islands, 10/23/75 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL%: .662% (49-74) vs. Virgin Islands, 7/12/79 MOST 3PM: 13 vs. Uruguay, 3/22/95 MOST 3PA: 30 vs. Uruguay, 3/22/95 HIGHEST 3-POINT%: .533% (8-13) vs. Mexico, 3/23/95

MOST FTM: MOST FTA:

35 vs. Canada, 8/23/83

43 vs. Brazil, 9/06/59 43 vs. Puerto Rico, 8/26/59

HIGHEST FREE THROW%:

1.000% (14-14) vs. Puerto Rico, 8/15/91

MOST ASSISTS:

30 vs. Uruguay, 8/16/87 14 vs. Venezuela, 8/13/87 28 vs. Bahamas, 8/09/91

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS:

MOST STEALS:

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS MOST POINTS Mike Woodson 165 (18.3) 1979 Michael Brooks 157 (17.4) 1979 Carl Thomas 138 (11.5) 1999, 1995 Michael Jordan 138 (17.3) 1983 Donald Barksdale 135 (22.5) 1951 Joesph White 125 (13.9) 1967 Wayman Tisdale 124 (15.5) 1983 Otis Birdsong 115 (14.4) 1975 Ernie Grunfield 110 (12.2) 1975 Darel Carrier 108 (12.0) 1967 Keith Langford Donald Sloan Carl Thomas Blake Ahearn Michael Hawkins Jerome Dyson Dave Jamerson

.500 (4-8)

2015 2011 2015

.500 ( 4- 8) .462 ( 6-13) .462 (30-65)

Anthony Randolph

1999, 1995

.462 ( 6-13)

2011 1999 2011 1995

.444 (12-27) .389 ( 7-18) .389 ( 7-18)

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Blake Ahearn 1.000 (14-14)

2011 2015 2010 1999 1963 2003 1991 2011 1979 1991 1979 1987 1979 1979 1991 1987 1999 1979 2015 1991 1987 1987 1991 1987 2011 1995 1987 2007 2003

Ron Baker

1.000 (10-10) 1.000 (9-9) 1.000 (6-6) 1.000 (6-6) 1.000 (5-5) .958 (23-24) .933 (14-15) .921 (35-38) .917 (44-48)

MOST REBOUNDS Chuckie White

David Duke Doug Smith

77 (11.0) 63 ( 9.0) 57 ( 7.1) 55 ( 7.9) 55 ( 6.1) 48 ( 6.9) 47 ( 5.9) 44 ( 6.3) 43 ( 8.6) 42 ( 6.3)

1995 1987 1983 1987 1979 1995 1983 1991 2007

Edgar Smallwood

David Robinson Sam Perkins Pervis Ellison Michael Brooks Scott Paddock Wayman Tisdale

Andre Barrett

Clarence Weatherspoon

Donal Sloan

Mike Woodson

Christian Laettner

Kyle Macy

.917 (11-12)

Clarence Weatherspoon

D.J. White

MOST ASSISTS Jerome Richardson

Christian Laettner

1991

37 (5.3) 24 (2.7) 24 (2.7) 23 (3.3) 23 (3.3) 23 (4.6) 23 (2.6) 22 (4.4) 21 (3.0) 18 (2.6) 15 (2.1) 12 (1.7) 12 (1.7) 11 (2.2) 10 (1.4) 10 (1.4) 8 (1.6) 7 (1.4)

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Don Buse .778 (7-9)

Isiah Thomas Mike O’Koren

1971 1995 2007 1991 2019 2003 1991 1971 1979 1991 2019 2011 1995 2003 2019 2019

Anthony Bennett

Erik Martin

.758 (25-33)

Rex Chapman

Joey Dorsey Adam Keefe

.750 (6-8)

Michael Hawkins

.706 (24-34) .692 (18-26) .683 (28-41) .678 (40-59) .667 (10-15) .659 (65-111) .647 (22-34)

Ronnie Lester Bobby Brown

Geoffrey Groselle Emeka Okafor James Jackson

Grant Hill

Danny Manning

Bob Ford

Michael Brooks

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS David Robinson

Clarence Weatherspoon

Tyler Wideman

.625 (5-8)

Clarence Weatherspoon

HIGHEST 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Leo Lyons .667 (6-9)

Pervis Ellison

Gregory Stiemsma

Erik Martin

A.J. Wynder

.615 (8-12) .538 (7-13) .500 (6-12)

Dean Garrett

Andre Barrett

Roy Hibbert

David Duke

Emeka Okafor

Mustapha Heron

.500 (3-6)

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

Anthony Randolph

6 (1.2) 6 (1.2)

2015 1999

Mikki Moore

MOST STEALS Walt Williams

17 (2.4) 15 (2.1) 14 (2.0) 14 (2.0) 11 (1.6) 11 (2.2) 11 (1.6)

1991 1991 1991 1987 1991 1991 1991 1991 1987

Anthony Bennett

Grant Hill

Jerome Richardson

Terry Dehere

James Jackson

Christian Laettner

Clarence Weatherspoon

9 (1.3) 9 (1.3)

David Robinson

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM 2019 RESULTS

LIMA, PERU • JULY 31-AUG. 5, 2019

The U.S. (3-2) men saved their best for last at the Pan American Games, rallying from a 5-point deficit going into the fourth quarter and defeating Dominican Republic (2-3) 92-83 in the bronze medal game at Dibos Colisuem in Lima, Peru. The squad of BIG EAST standouts outscored its opponent 32-18 in the final frame. Team USA, by far the youngest team in the field, finished Pan American Games play with a 3-2 record while playing five games in five days under the leadership of head coach Ed Cooley (Providence). Going into the semifinals, the USA had no answers defensively against a veteran Argentina squad and lost 114-75. Argentina went on to win the gold medal. The U.S. led by 10 points with eight minutes to play but could not hold on and dropped an 87-84 decision to Puerto Rico in the final game of Pool play. The USA completed Pool A competition with a 2-1 record. The U.S. men advanced to the medal round with a hard fought 70-53 victory over Venezuela, a team considered to be one of the favorites in the tournament. Myles Powell (Seton Hall) scored a game-high 30 points. The U.S. men put on an offensive show in their Pan American Games debut and recorded a 119-84 victory over Virgin Islands. The USA sped to a 14-5 lead and was never threatened throughout the contest. The Pan American Games is a multi-sport event featuring teams from North, South and Central American and the Caribbean, which is orga- nized by the Pan American Sports Organization (PASO) and played every four years in the year preceding the Olympics.

2019 USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ROSTER (BIG EAST STANDOUTS)

2019 USA RESULTS (3-2)

NAME

POS HGT WGT YR

SCHOOL

HOMETOWN

Virgin Islands Venezuela Puerto Rico

W, 119-84 W, 70-53 L, 84-87 L, 75-114 W, 92-83

Ty-Shon Alexander

6-4 6-6 6-7 6-5 6-3 7-0 6-5 6-2 6-6 6-5

195 210 213 198 190 242 220 195 200 225 250 240

Jr. Jr. Sr.

Creighton Seton Hall Providence Providence Villanova Creighton St. John’s Seton Hall Providence Villanova Providence

Charlotte, NC Middletown, DE New York, NY Providence, RI Huntington, PA Waterbury, CT Trenton, NJ Roxbury, MA Franklin, MA Plano, TX Portsmouth, VA Schererville, IN

Myles Cale Alpha Diallo David Duke

G/F

G G G C G G G F C F

Argentina

So.

Dominican Republic

Collin Gillespie Geoffrey Groselle Mustapha Heron

Jr.

Sr. Sr.

Myles Powell A.J. Reeves

FINAL STANDINGS

So.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Argentina (4-1) Puerto Rico (4-1) United States (3-2) Dom. Rep. (2-3) Venezuela (2-2) Uruguay (1-3) Mexico (2-2) Virgin Islands (0-4)

Jermaine Samuels Nate Watson Tyler Wideman

Jr. Jr.

6-10

6-8

Butler

HEAD COACH: Ed Cooley, Providence ASSISTANT COACH: Kevin Willard, Seton Hall ASSISTANT COACH: Mike Martin, Brown

2019 USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS

NAME

G/S

FGM-A

PCT

3PM-A

PCT

FTM-A

PCT

REB

PTS

AST

BLK

STL

Diallo Powell

5/5 5/4 5/5 5/5 5/5 5/0 4/0 2/0 5/1 3/0 5/0 5/0

28-55 26-54 18-26 17-36 15-38 14-25

.509 .481 .692 .472 .395 .560 .500 .385 .241 .571 .316 .625 .470 .447

4-10 7-23 0-0 6-19 9-25 6-12

.400 .304 .316 .360 .500 .500 --- .167 .250 .375 .000 .338 .314 ---

15-25 14-16 15-20

.600 .875 .750 .875 .714 .900 .200 .667 .429 .500 .721 .777

28/5.6 8/1.6 25/5.0 16/3.2 18/3.6 7/1.8 6/2.0 11/2.2 6/2.0

75/15.0 73/14.6 51/10/2 47/9.4 44/8.8 43/8.6 30/7.5 12/6.0 25/5.0 11/3.7 17/3.4 12/2.4

6 5 4 5 8 1 0 3 0 0 0

2 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3

8 3 3 3 1 5 2 0 3 0 1 1

Groselle Samuels Gillespie Duke Heron Reeves Alexander

7-8 5-7 9-9 1-5 6-9 3-7 2-2 9-10

1.000 12/2.4

9-18 5-13 7-29

3-6 1-6

5-20 0-0

Watson

4-7

Cale

6-19

3-8 0-1

1.000 10/2.0

Wideman

5-8

2-4

8/1.6

USA OPP.

5 5

154-328 148-331

44-130 38-121

88-122 87-112

173/34.6 160/32.0

440/88.0 44

30 35

421/84.2

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM 2015 RESULTS

TORONTO, CANADA • JULY 21-25, 2015

The USA, comprised of seven collegians and five professional players, finished 3-2 and won the bronze medal marking the 13th time in 17 Pan American Games that the American men medaled. Under the guidance of Gonzaga University head coach Mark Few, the U.S. downed Venezuela 85-62 to open. Trailing 41-33 at halftime, it was the veteran players who help the Americans rally. Damien Wilkins led the offense with a game-high 21 points, while also adding 10 rebounds, including seven offensive boards. Anthony Randolph contributed 16 points and six rebounds and Bobby Brown 12 points in the second half. On a night when six USA players combined to make 11 3-pointers, it was a 20-0 run midway through the second quarter that powered the U.S. to a 102-70 rout of Puerto Rico. All 12 team members scored and recorded at least one rebound, led by 16 points from Brown. In the final preliminary round game, Brazil’s offensive rebounding and 3-point accuracy doomed the USA with an 83-93 loss. Keith Langford paced the USA scoring with 17 points. Brazil made 15-of-26 3-point attempts in the game and outrebounded the USA 32-28. The USA-Canada semifinal game was everything the partisan, capacity crowd and ESPN2 audience could hope for. With Canada leading 68-67 in the third period, Denzel Valentine drained three straight 3s over 57 seconds to push the Americans ahead 76-71 and the U.S. entered the fourth period owning an 80-74 advantage. Canada’s Jamal Murray made a deep 3 with 36 seconds left to even the score at 97 and push the game into overtime. Anthony Bennett scored Canada’s first five points in OT to push his squad ahead 102-97, but behind two points from Kaleb Tarczewski and four more from Ron Baker, the USA surged back in front 103-102 with 2:05 left. A 3 from Randolph cushioned the USA lead to 106-104 with 1:45 remaining, but Murray, who finished with 31 points, made back-to-back 3s giving Canada an 110-106 lead with 55.9 seconds remaining. Following a free throw by Canada, Brown scored for the USA to reduce the lead to three, 111-108. Canada missed a deep 3 attempt and with 7.1 seconds to play in OT, and following a USA timeout, the U.S. inbounded the ball from the sidelines to Brown in the corner and his 3 missed the mark giving Canada the win. Brown scored 25 points and dished out a game-best seven assists. Trailing by 21, 63-42, with 4:29 left in the third quarter, the U.S. slowly turned momentum around and outscored Dominican Republic 45-19 over the final 14:29 of the game to earn a 87-82 win and capture the bronze medal. Brown led the USA charge with 19 points.

2015 USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ROSTER

2015 USA RESULTS (3-2)

NAME

POS HGT WGT AGE AFFILIATION (SCHOOL)

HOMETOWN

Venezuela Puerto Rico

W, 85-62 W, 102-70

Ron Baker

G G G C G

6-4 6-5 6-2 7-0 6-4 6-9 6-7 6-11

220 217 175 240 198 245 215 225 245 175 220 225

22 22 30 30 31 22 20 26 22 20 21 35

Wichita State

Scott City, KS Atlanta, GA

Malcolm Brogdon Bobby Brown Ryan Hollins Keith Langford Shawn Long

Virginia

Brazil

L, 83-93

Dongguan Leopards (China)/Cal State Fullerton Los Angeles, CA

Canada

L, 108-111 OT

Sacramento Kings/UCLA UNICS Kazan (Russia)/Kansas

Pasadena, CA Fort Worth, TX Morgan City, LA San Antonio, TX Pasadena, CA Claremont, NH

Dominican Republic

W, 87-82

F F F

Louisiana

Taurean Waller-Prince Anthony Randloph

Baylor

Lokomotiv-Kuban (Russia)/LSU

FINAL STANDINGS

Kaleb Tarczewski Romelo Trimnle Denzel Valentine Damien Wilkins

C G G

7-0 6-2 6-5 6-6

Arizona Maryland

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Brazil (5-0) Canada (4-1)

Upper Marlboro, MD

Michigan State

Lansing, MI Orlando, FL

Indios de Mayagüez (Puerto Rico)/Georgia

United States (3-2) Dom. Rep. (1-4) Argentina (2-2) Puerto Rico (1-3) Venezuela (1-3)

HEAD COACH: Mark Few, Gonzaga University ASSISTANT COACH: Tad Boyle, University of Colorado ASSISTANT COACH: Mike Brown TEAM PHYSICIAN: Stephen Foley, Sioux Falls Skyforce ATHLETIC TRAINER: Rawley Klingsmith, University of Colorado

Mexico (0-4)

2015 USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS

NAME

G/S

FGM-A

PCT

3PM-A

PCT

FTM-A

PCT

REB

PTS

AST

BLK

STL

Brown Wilkins

5/5 5/5 4/0 5/5 5/5 5/0 5/5 4/0 5/0 5/0 5/0 1/0

29- 71 23- 42 23- 38 19- 41 13- 26 14- 28 12- 22

.408 .548 .605 .463 .500 .500 .545 .529 .400 .263 .211 .500 .466 .429

12- 34

.353 .750 .462 .357 .357 .385

18- 21 17- 24 11- 13 10- 10 7- 8 4- 4 9- 13 10- 11 9- 12

.857 .708 .875 .846 .692 .909 .750 .833 .750 .500 .811 .692

13/ 2.6 25/ 5.0 22/ 5.5 22/ 4.4 30/ 6.0 8/ 2.0 11/ 2.2 10/ 2.0

88/ 17.6 66/ 13.2 59/ 14.8 54/ 10.8 41/ 8.2 37/ 7.4 33/ 6.6 32/ 8.0 17/ 3.4 17/ 3.4 16/ 3.2 5/ 5.0 465/93.0 418/83.6

0 4 6 1 4 0 1 0 1 1 0 0

1 3 0 2 7 1 2 2 0 6 0 1

3- 4 6- 13 5- 14 5- 14 5- 13 0- 0 4- 8 0- 0 2- 11 2- 8 0- 1

5 3 5 7 2 0 0 4 4 7 0

Randolph

Waller-Pirnce

Baker

1.000 12/ 2.4 1.000 12/ 2.4

Valentine Tarczewski Langford

.---

9- 17 4- 10 5- 19 4- 19

.500

Hollins Brogdon Trimble

.---

.182 .250 .000 .367 .350

5- 6 6- 8 1- 2

8/ 1.6 1/ 1.0

Long USA OPP.

2- 4

5 5

157-337 148-345

44-120 48-137

107-132 64-107

193/38.6 183/36.6

59 65

18 10

25 17

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM 2011 RESULTS

GUADALAJARA, MEXICO • OCTOBER 26-30, 2011

With the 2011 Pan American Games men’s basketball competition being held Oct. 26-30, USA Basketball fielded a team that featured players and coaches from the NBA D League. While a frigid shooting day versus host Mexico in the semifinals eliminated the Americans from the gold medal hunt, the U.S. persevered to earn its first Pan American Games medal since 1999 when it defeated the Dominican Republic 94-92 for the bronze medal. Directed by Tulsa 66ers coach Nate Tibbetts, the U.S. was led by Lance Thomas’ double-double of 15 points and 16 rebounds, but it was Marcus Lewis’ two blocks in the game’s final 12 seconds that earned the USA a 77-76 victory over the Dominican Republic in the opening game. The USA mounted a miraculous comeback to record an impressive 88-77 win over Brazil. Behind Blake Ahearn’s 21 points and Justin Dentmon’s 16, the USA stormed back from 17 points down midway in the third quarter to claim the win. Assured of Group B’s No. 1 seed for the medal round, after making the plays needed in the closing minutes to win their first two games, the USA fell 82-80 to Uruguay in its final preliminary round game. Jerome Dyson paced the U.S. with 19 points on 7-of-12 shooting from the floor and 4-of-6 from 3-point. Carrying Group B’s No. 1 seed into the medal round semifinals, there couldn’t have been a worse time for a bad shooting game. Making just 32.7% (18-53 FG) of its shots and sinking only 23.5% from 3, the USA fell 71-55 to Mexico, who was spurred on to the win by a raucous crowd. Leo Lyons finished as the USA’s leading scorer with 13 points (5-7 FG, 3-3 3FG). Behind a balanced scoring effort that saw all 12 USA players score, including five in double digits, the USA fought to a well-earned bronze medal victory over Dominican Republic. In an game that saw the teams combine to score 186 points, the outcome was decided by a defen- sive stop by the Americans in the final seconds. Clinging to a 94-92 lead, the USA’s Thomas defended the Dominican’s 3-point attempt that missed its mark and the USA had its narrow win. The offensive showing was led by Thomas, who finished with 14 points. Gregory Stiemsma tied a USA single game record for blocked shots with four and added six points and two rebounds in 13 minutes of action.

2011 USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ROSTER

2011 USA RESULTS (3-2)

NAME

POS HGT WGT AGE AFFILIATION

COLLEGE

Dominican Republic

W, 77-76 W, 88-77 L, 80-82 L, 55-71 W, 94-92

Brazil

Blake Ahearn Brian Butch Justin Dentmon Jerome Dyson Moses Ehambe Marcus Lewis

G C G G G

6-2

190 240 185 180 200 245 240 210 205 260 220 225

27 26 26 24 25 25 24 29 23 26 27 23

Erie Bayhawks Bakersfield Jam Texas Legends

Missouri State Wisconsin Washington Connecticut Oral Roberts Oral Roberts

6-11 6-0 6-3 6-6 6-8 6-9 6-6 6-3 6-11 6-7 6-8

Uruguay Mexico

Tulsa 66ers Iowa Energy Tulsa 66ers Austin Toros

Dominican Republic

F F F

Leo Lyons

Missouri

Renaldo Major Donald Sloan

Dakota Wizards Reno Bighorns

Fresno State Texas A&M

FINAL STANDINGS

G C

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Puerto Rico (4-1)

Gregory Stiemsma Curtis Sumpter

Sioux Falls Skyforce

Wisonsin Villanova

Mexico (3-2)

F F

Tulsa 66ers Austin Toros

Lance Thomas

Duke

United States (3-2)

HEAD COACH: Nate Tibbetts, Tulsa 66ers ASSISTANT COACH: Jermaine Byrd, Tulsa 66ers ASSISTANT COACH: Dale Osbourne, Tulsa 66ers TEAM PHYSICIAN: Stephen Foley, Sioux Falls Skyforce ATHLETIC TRAINER: Tony Katzenmeier, Tulsa 66ers

Dom. Rep. (2-3)

Brazil (2-2)

Canada (1-3) Argentina (2-2) Uruguay (1-3)

2011 USA MEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS

NAME

G/S

FGM-A

PCT

3PM-A

PCT

FTM-A

PCT

REB

PTS

AST

BLK

STL

Dyson Ahearn

5/5 5/0 5/0 5/5 5/0 5/0 5/5 5/5 5/0 5/5 4/0 4/0

17- 44 15- 29 14- 32 12- 34 16- 36 16- 34 12- 23 10- 24

.386 .517 .438 .353 .444 .471 .522 .417 .321 .889 .263 .444 .430 .436

7- 18 6- 13 6- 16 4- 8 0- 0 0- 3 6- 9 0- 0 5- 19 0- 0

.389 .462 .375 .500 .200 .667 .--- .263 .---0 .111 .000 .361 .339 .---

16- 29 14- 14 12- 14 14- 15

.552

15/ 3.0

57/ 11.4 50/ 10.0 46/ 9.2 42/ 8.4 41/ 8.2 39/ 7.8 33/ 6.6 23/ 4.6 23/ 4.6 19/ 3.8 13/ 3.3 8/ 2.0

0 0 0 0 0 3 1 1 1 0 0

7 0 4 0 2 4 0 2 1 3 3 1

1.000 7/ 1.4

Dentmon

.857 .933 .900 .538

4/ 0.8 17/ 3.4 38/ 7.6 26/ 5.2 9/ 1.8 14/ 2.8

16 12

Sloan

Thomas

9- 10 7- 13

3 6 6 0 0 4 3 3

Lewis Lyons Major

3- 3 3- 4 0- 0 3- 3 2- 4 0- 0

1.000 20/ 4.0

.775

Ehambe Stiemsma

9- 28 8- 9 5- 19 4- 9

.---

1.000 14/ 2.8

Butch

1- 9 0- 2

.500

8/ 2.0 1/ 0.3

Sumpter

.---

USA OPP.

5 5

183-321 139-319

35- 97 39-115

83-109 81-113

.761 .717

173/34.6 156/31.2

394/ 78.8 68 398/ 79.6 86

17 11

27 31

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