Chile national basketball team

The Chilean national basketball team represents Chile in the men's basketball internationals. It belonged until 1960 the most successful national teams in Latin America and won two bronze medals at the World Basketball Championships. Then the team within South America after Brazil and Argentina was ousted by the teams of Uruguay and Venezuela and could not qualify for finals global or Olympic tournaments. So far succeeded no qualifications for the Final Tournament introduced in 1980 the Continental Association FIBA Americas.

Medalist and Olympian

  • 1936 Olympics ( 9th place): Augusto Carvacho, Eduardo Kapstein, Eusebio Hernández, José González, Luis Carrasco, Luis Ibaseta, Michel Mehech
  • Olympia, 1948 ( 6th place ): Andrés Mitrovic, Eduardo Cordero, Eduardo Kapstein, Exequiel Figueroa, Hernán Raffo, Juan José Gallo, Luis Marmentini, Manuel Ledesma, Marcos Sanchez, Rolando Hammer, Victor Mahana, Eduardo Parra
  • World Cup 1950 ( course. ): Eduardo Cordero, Raul Lopez, Exequiel Figueroa, " Chinchilla " Gallo, Gil Marmentini, Hernán Ramos, Fernández Lazaro, Marcos Sánchez, Juan Ostoic, Pedro Araya, Rufino Bernedo, Victor Mahana
  • Olympia, 1952 ( 5th place): Álvaro Salvadores, Eduardo Cordero, Eric Dunning, Exequiel Figueroa, Hernán Raffo, Juan José Gallo, Hernán Ramos, Hugo Fernández, Juan Ostoic, Orlando Silva, Pedro Araya, Rufino Bernedo, Victor Mahana
  • Olympia, 1956 ( 8th place): Luis Salvadores, Hernán Raffo, Juan Ostoic, Maximiliano Garafulic, Orlando Etcheverre, Orlando Silva, Pedro Araya, Raul Urra, Rolando Etchepare, Rufino Bernedo, Victor Mahana
  • World Cup 1959 (. Square): Luis Salvadores Zitko Juan, Domingo Sibilla, Maximiliano Garafulic, Orlando Etcheverre, Orlando Silva, José de la Fuente, Dante Gianoni, Juan Thomson, Rolando Etchepare, Rufino Bernedo, Bruno Luchsinger

Performance in international competitions

Olympic games

Not qualified - since 1960

World Championships

Not qualified - since 1963

Pan American Games

Not qualified - since 1955

America Championships

Never qualified

South American Championships

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