FIBA Americas U16 Championship
USA vs Mexico
June 11, 2013
Maldonado, Uruguay
FIBA Americas U16 Championship
USA vs TBD
June 19, 2013
Cancun, Mexico

All-Time USA Basketball Women's Results by Major International Event

OLYMPICS
58-3
2012 Gold 8-0
2008 Gold 8-0
2004 Gold 8-0
2000 Gold 8-0
1996 Gold 8-0
1992 Bronze 4-1
1988 Gold 5-0
1984 Gold 6-0
1980 DNC
1976 Silver 3-2
FIBA U21 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
15-1
2007 Gold 8-0
2003 Gold 7-1
FIBA AMERICAS U20 CHAMPIONSHIP
(U21 Qualifier)
9-0
2006 Gold 5-0
2002 Gold 4-0
FIBA U19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
57-12
2011 Gold 8-1
2009 Gold 8-1
2007 Gold 9-0
2005 Gold 8-0
2001 Bronze 6-1
1997 Gold 6-1
1993 7th 5-2
1989 7th 3-4
1985 5th 4-2
FIBA AMERICAS U18 CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP
(U19 Qualifier)
43-2
2012 Gold 5-0
2010 Gold 5-0
2008 Gold 5-0
2006 Gold 4-0
2004 Gold 5-0
2000 Gold 5-0
1996 Silver 4-1
1992 Silver 4-1
1988 Gold 6-0
FIBA U17 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
16-0
2012 Gold 8-0
2010 Gold 8-0
FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP
(U17 Qualifier)
10-0
2011 Gold 5-0
2009 Gold 5-0
WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES
95-15
2011 Gold 6-0
2009 Gold 7-0
2007 DNP --
2005 Gold 7-0
2003 DNP --
2001 Gold 7-1
1999 Silver 4-2
1997 Gold 6-0
1995 Silver 6-1
1993 Bronze 6-2
1991 Gold 8-0
1989 Competition Canceled
1987 5th 4-1
1985 Silver 5-1
1983 Gold 5-1
1981 Silver 6-1
1979 Gold 7-0
1977 Silver 6-2
1975 No Competition
1973 Silver 5-3
GOODWILL GAMES
14-0
1994 Gold 4-0
1990 Gold 5-0
1986 Gold 5-0
WORLD YOUTH GAMES
5-1
1998 Bronze 5-1
FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
97-21
2010 Gold 9-0
2006 Bronze 8-1
2002 Gold 9-0
1998 Gold 9-0
1994 Bronze 7-1
1990 Gold 8-0
1986 Gold 7-0
1983 Silver 6-2
1979 Gold 5-1
1975 8th 4-3
1971 8th 6-2
1967 11th 1-5
1964 4th 5-4
1957 Gold 8-1
1953 Gold 5-1
FIBA AMERICAS CHAMPIONSHIP
(World Champ. / Olympic Qualifier)
18-7
2007 Gold 5-0
1997 Silver 4-2
1993 Gold 6-1
1989 4th 3-4
PAN AMERICAN GAMES
72-12
2011 Seventh 2-2
2007 Gold 5-0
2003 Silver 5-2
1999 Bronze 4-3
1995 Competition Canceled
1991 Bronze 4-2
1987 Gold 4-0
1983 Gold 5-0
1979 Silver 5-1
1975 Gold 7-0
1971 Silver 5-1
1967 Silver 6-2
1963 Gold 6-1
1959 Gold 8-0
1955 Gold 8-0
3x3 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
9-0
2012 Gold 9-0
3x3 U18 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
14-3
2012 Gold 7-1
*2011 Honorary Bronze 7-2
*Competition was known as 3x3 Youth World Championship.
3x3 YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES
6-1
2010 Bronze 6-1
R. WILLIAM JONES CUP
108-16
2000 Gold 4-0
1998 Gold 5-0
1997 Silver 6-1
1996 Gold 9-0
1995 Bronze 6-2
1994 Gold 8-0
1993 Bronze 5-2
1992 Gold 8-0
1991 Did Not Participate
1990 Did Not Participate
1989 No Competition
1988 Silver 5-2
1987 Gold 7-0
1986 Did Not Participate
1985 Gold 7-1
1984 Gold 8-0
1983 Did Not Participate
1982 Silver 7-1
1981 5th 7-1
1980 Bronze 7-2
1979 Gold 6-0
1978 Did Not Participate
1977 5th 3-4
1976 Did Not Participate

USA BASKETBALL
WOMEN'S NATIONAL TEAMS
2012 USA Women's National Team Pre-Olympic Tour (5-0)
Turkey
80-61
 Istanbul, Turkey
Croatia
109-55
 Istanbul, Turkey
Great Britain
88-63
 Manchester, England
Brazil
99-67
 Washington, D.C.
China
100-62
 Seattle, Washington
2011 USA Women's National Team European Tour (3-2)
Famila Schio
77-48
 Monte di Procida, Italy
Ros Casares Valencia
78-68
 Monte di Procida, Italy
Ros Casares Valencia
76-80
 Valencia, Spain
USK Prague
77-83
 Prague, Czech Republic
UE Sopron
73-63
 Sopron, Hungary
2010 USA Women's National Team / Pre-World Championship Exhibition Games (4-1)
WNBA Stars
99-72
 Uncasville, Connecticut
Australia
89-56
 Hartford, Connecticut
Spain
85-69
 Hartford, Connecticut
Australia
77-83
 Salamanca, Spain
Senegal
93-51
 Salamanca, Spain
2009 USA Women's National Team
(3-0 / 2009 Ekaterinburg International Invitational gold medal)
USK Prague
100-81
 Ekaterinburg, Russia
Euroleasing Sopron
79-65
 Ekaterinburg, Russia
UMMC Ekaterinburg
78-63
 Ekaterinburg, Russia
2007-08 USA Women's National Team
(23-2 / 2008 Good Luck Beijing silver medal, 2008 FIBA Diamond Ball gold medal)
2007 Tour of Italy (4-0)
Italy 77-47 Rome, Italy
Phard Napoli 72-49 Napels, Italy
Virtus Viterbo 82-42 Viterbo, Italy
Pomezia All-Stars 81-41 Pomezia, Italy
2007 Australia Exhibition Series (2-0)
Australia 96-64 Trenton, New Jersey
Australia 70-66 Uncasville, Connecticut
*2007 FIBA World League Tournament (3-2 / Silver Medal)
Canberra Capitals 93-49 Ekaterinburg, Russia
TEO Vilnius 76-79 Ekaterinburg, Russia
CSKA Moscow 81-72 Ekaterinburg, Russia
UMMC Ekaterinburg 97-79 Ekaterinburg, Russia
CSKA Moscow 65-75 Ekaterinburg, Russia
* NOTE: Participation in the 2007 FIBA World League Tournament was by the 2007 USA Select Team, which featured members of the USA National Team.
2007 College Tour (8-0)
Maryland 90-73 College Park, Maryland
Connecticut 90-74 Storrs, Connecticut
Tennessee 83-72 Knoxville, Tennessee
Baylor 82-56 Waco, Texas
Arizona State 82-48 Tempe, Arizona
Texas A&M; 75-24 College Station, Texas
Southern California 88-61 Los Angeles, California
Stanford 97-62 Palo Alto, California
2008 Spain Tour (2-0)
Ros Casares 82-72 Valencia, Spain
Perfumerias Aveneida 69-66 (OT) Salamanca, Spain
2008 Good Luck Beijing Tournament (4-2 / Silver Medal)
Australia 60-74 Beijing, China
Cuba 92-60 Beijing, China
South Korea 90-56 Beijing, China
New Zealand 78-63 Beijing, China
China 86-61 Beijing, China
China 81-84 Beijing, China
2008 FIBA Diamond Ball Tournament (3-0 / Gold Medal)
Latvia 84-74 Haining, China
Russia 93-58 Haining, China
Australia 71-67 Haining, China
2006 (11-1 / Opals World Challenge title)
Sopron
95-78
 Sopron, Hungary
Lotos VBW Klima
66-61
 Gdynia, Poland
Lotos VBW Klima
69-54
 Starograd Gdaknsi, Poland
USO Mondeville Basket
87-66
 Mondeville, France
Hungary All-Stars
93-67
 Gyor, Hungary
MiZo Pesci VSK
73-56
 Pecs, Hungary
Opals World Challenge:
China
85-77
 Cairns, Australia
Australia
83-63
 Cairns, Australia
China
87-53
 Canberra, Australia
Taiwan
91-66
 Canberra, Australia
Australia
65-76
 Canberra, Australia
Australia
56-49
 Durham, North Carolina
2004 (16-0 / Spanish International Invitational title)
Cuba
73-37
 Havana, Cuba
Cuba
97-51
 Havana, Cuba
Cuba
82-48
 Havana, Cuba
Poland
81-62
 Starogard Gdanski, Poland
Lotos VBW Klima
86-64
 Gdynia, Poland
Czech Republic
89-65
 Brno, Czech Republic
Czech Republic
73-46
 Brno, Czech Republic
MiZo Pecsi VSK
67-59
 Pecs, Hungary
Hungary
88-64
 Budapest, Hungary
WBCA All-Stars
105-58
New Orleans, Louisiana
Japan
123-71
 Denver, Colorado
Japan
118-66
Lubbock, Texas
Japan
104-67
Houston, Texas
WNBA All-Stars
74-58
 New York, New York
Spain Internaitional Invitational:
France
68-38
 Salamanca, Spain
Spain
77-61
 Salamanca, Spain
2002 (5-0 / Opals World Challenge title)
WBCA All-Stars
100-59
 San Antonio, Texas
Opals World Challenge:
Brazil
73-60
 Newcastle, Australia
Australia
84-55
 Newcastle, Australia
France
60-46
 Homebush Bay, Australia
Australia
83-62
 Homebush Bay, Australia
1999-2000 (38-2 / Olympic Cup gold medal, USA Basketball International Invitational title)
Olympic Cup (4-0 / Gold):
Brazil
86-67
 San Diego, California
Poland
86-70
 San Diego, California
Australia
81-67
 San Diego, California
Australia
74-69
 San Diego, California
USA Basketball International Invitational (3-0 / First):
Brazil
94-86
 Palo Alto, California
Poland
86-67
 Palo Alto, California
Australia
94-68
 Palo Alto, California
WNBA Select Team
99-73
 Hartford, Connecticut
Stanford
101-58
Stanford, California
UCLA
112-55
Los Angeles, California
Tennessee
64-65
 Knoxville, Tennessee
Duke
71-45
 Durham, North Carolina
Virginia
96-44
 Charlottesville, Virginia
Florida
99-63
 Gainesville, Florida
Ohio State
88-53
 Columbus, Ohio
Purdue
74-50
 West Lafayette, Indiana
Texas Tech
88-39
 Lubbock, Texas
Stephen F. Austin
100-43
 Nacogdoches, Texas
Louisiana Tech
84-55
 Ruston, Louisiana
Illinois
73-49
 Champaign, Illinois
Poland
56-47
 Warsaw, Poland
Poland
78-55
 Krakow, Poland
Slovakia
63-60
 Ruzomberok, Slovakia
SCP Ruzomberok
75-67
 Ruzonberok, Slovakia
FTC-Diego
66-46
 Budapest, Hungary
MiZo-Pecsi VSK
66-60
 Pecs, Hungary
Famila Beretta
89-68
 Schio, Italy
Brazil Pro Select
87-79
 Sao Paulo, Brazil
Cuba
99-58
 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Brazil
55-64
 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Mizo-Pecsi VSK
66-37
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Canada
81-40
 San Antonio, Texas
Canada
70-31
 Dallas, Texas
Canada
90-51
 Oakland, California
Brazil National Team
75-53
 Honolulu, Hawaii
USA Select
97-31
 Honolulu, Hawaii
France
75-59
 Adelaide, Australia
Slovak Republic
62-45
 Adelaide, Australia
Poland
86-39
 Adelaide, Australia
Australia
83-62
 Melbourne, Australia
1998 (12-1 / Slovakia Grand Prix title, tied for Japan Invitational title)
Argentina
112-33
Phoenix, Arizona
Argentina
84-43
 Knoxville, Tennessee
Spain
74-64
 Madrid, Spain
Japan Invitational (5-1 / Tied for First):
Japan
93-85
 Osaka, Japan
Australia
85-74
 Himeji, Japan
China
89-74
 Tokushima, Japan
Australia
53-70
 Nagoya, Japan
China
80-59
 Tokyo, Japan
Japan
92-77
 Tokyo, Japan
Slovakia Grand Prix (4-0 / First)
Australia
92-80
 Myjava, Slovakia
China
91-63
 Myjava, Slovakia
Canada
83-45
 Myjava, Slovakia
Slovakia
79-73 (OT)
 Myjava, Slovakia
1998 (2-3 / Australia Goldmark Cup)
Australia
63-68
 Hobart, Australia
Australia
51-62
 Melbourne, Australia
Australia
67-70
 Adelaide, Australia
Australia
56-47
 Wollongong, Australia
Australia
71-53
 Sydney, Australia
1997 (3-1 / USA Basketball International Invitational)
SCP Ruzomberok
56-50
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
Australia
94-78
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
SCP Ruzomberok
72-63
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
Australia
63-65
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
1995-96 (52-0)
Athletes In Action
83-57
 Cincinnati, Ohio
Georgia
100-53
Athens, Georgia
Connecticut
83-47
 Storrs, Connecticut
Virginia
96-68
 Charlottesville, Virginia
Stanford
100-63
Stanford, California
San Diego State
104-47
San Diego, California
Southwest Missouri State
89-38
 Springfield, Missouri
North Carolina State
98-52
 Raleigh, North Carolina
Tennessee
82-58
 Knoxville, Tennessee
Washington
92-47
 Seattle, Washington
Kansas
101-47
Lawrence, Kansas
Vanderbilt
78-50
 Nashville, Tennessee
George Washington
110-37
 Washington, D.C.
Old Dominion
97-40
 Norfolk, Virginia
Arkansas
101-53
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Purdue
90-50
 West Lafayette, Louisiana
Ohio State
118-49
Columbus, Ohio
Auburn
98-46
 Auburn, Alabama
Colorado
107-24
Boulder, Colorado
Club Uralmash
105-66
Ekaterininburg, Russia
Club Uralmash
89-67
 Ekaterininburg, Russia
Club Uralmash
75-63
 Ekaterininburg, Russia
Ukraine
84-59
 Kiev, Ukraine
Ukraine
64-50
 Kiev, Ukraine
Ukraine
78-48
 Kiev, Ukraine
Louisiana Tech
85-74
 Ruston, Louisiana
Texas Tech
98-61
 Lubbock, Texas
Cuba
88-75
 Haiku, China
China
80-68
 Haiku, China
Cuba
96-75
 Zengcheng, China
South Korea
94-69
 Zengcheng, China
China
75-67
 Zengcheng, China
South Korea
100-71
Ningbo, China
Cuba
81-78
 Ningbo, China
China
84-77
 Ningbo, China
Ukraine
93-69
 Rock Hill, South Carolina
WBCA All-Stars
92-57
 Atlanta, Georgia
China
85-52
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cuba
108-80
Melbourne, Australia
Australia
96-81
 Canberra, Australia
Ukraine
72-50
 Sydney, Australia
Australia
82-72
 Sydney, Australia
Cuba
108-79
Townesville, Australia
Ukraine
62-51
 Adelaide, Australia
Australia
87-78
 Adelaide, Australia
Cuba
106-58
Providence, Rhode Island
Canada
82-68
 Calgary, Canada
Canada
81-74
 Vancouver, Canada
Canada
80-68
 Oakland, California
Russia
80-79
 Chicago, Illinois
Italy
86-46
 Indianapolis, Indiana
USA BASKETBALL
WOMEN'S NATIONAL / SELECT TEAMS
1996 Select Team
(No Games - trained and scrimmaged against the 1996 USA and Russian National Teams)
1994 Select Team (3-2)
Israel
93-78
Israel
82-55
France
72-70
France
60-69
USA Goodwill Games Team
47-104
1990 Select Team (2-3)
Yugoslavia
93-82
Yugoslavia
63-82
Yugoslavia
58-60
Soviet Union
82-86
Soviet Union
71-64
1990 Select Team (5-1)
Poland
108-62
France
115-74
Italy
73-59
Czechoslovakia
88-103
Czechoslovakia
91-89
Czechoslovakia
83-82
1989 Select Team (2-2)
Canada
76-86
Canada
70-63
Canada
87-96
Canada
88-76
1986 Select Team (2-3)
Canada
0-3
South Korea
1-0
Agon Duesseldorf Club of West Germany
1-0
1982 National Team / European Tour (19-4)
Brazil
75-66
Holland
70-64
South Korea
81-87
Hungary
73-68
Bulgaria
99-64
Hungary
90-88 (OT)
USSR
85-83
Czechoslovakia
83-68
USSR Select
80-78
USSR
76-115
USSR
74-88
USSR Select
88-86
Hungary
81-76
France
79-71
Canada
76-66
Romania
72-51
Bulgaria
83-48
USSR Select
71-79
Poland
98-63
Czechoslovakia
85-48
Romania
79-73
East Germany
109-46
Bulgaria
92-73
1982 Select Team (2-1)
Bolvia Tour: 71-69, 67-69, 57-52
1981 Select Team
Cuba Tour: No Results Available
1979 National Team - Spartkiade Tournament (7th place/ 3-3)
Ukraine
82-89
 Vilnius, Lithuania
Leningrad
93-90
 Vilnius, Lithuania
Latvia
87-109
Vilnius, Lithuania
Russia
88-118
Vilnius, Lithuania
France
86-51
 Vilnius, Lithuania
Czechoslovakia
64-59
 Vilnius, Lithuania
1978 National Team (9-3)
Czechoslovakia Tour (4-1): No Results Available
Bulgaria Tournament (Silver Medal / 5-2)
Canada
81-82
 Burgas, Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
98-61
 Burgas, Bulgaria
Poland
90-72
 Burgas, Bulgaria
Bulgaria
92-56
 Burgas, Bulgaria
USSR
61-77
 Burgas, Bulgaria
Hungary
81-68
 Burgas, Bulgaria
1978 Select Team (4-8 / Asia Tour)
South Korea
82-56
 South Korea, People's Republic
Hong Kong
113-45
 of Korea, China, Japan
China
67-98
China
83-86
China All-Army
77-96
Canton Army
81-78
Japan
58-62
China
84-70
USSR
50-81
China
71-87
Japan
59-78
USSR
42-92
1977 Senior Pan American Team (6-0 / Gold Medal)
Dominican Republic
89-42
 Mexico City, Mexico
Peru
76-69
 Mexico City, Mexico
Canada
84-53
 Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico
79-60
 Mexico City, Mexico
Brazil
78-68
 Mexico City, Mexico
Cuba
99-58
 Mexico City, Mexico
USA BASKETBALL WOMEN'S JUNIOR SELECT / JUNIOR NATIONAL TEAMS
1992 Junior Select Team (4-1)
Big Eight Conference All-Stars
77-68
 Canada
Canada Juniors
68-56
 Canada
Big Eight Conference All-Stars
71-86
 Canada
Canada Juniors
108-56
 Canada
Big Eight Conference All-Stars
83-70
 Canada
1991 Junior National Team (5-1)
Canada
84-54
Canada
85-48
Mexico
63-74
Canada
90-64
Guatamala
81-47
Mexico
82-65
1990 Junior National Team (2-2)
Canada
62-75
 Vancouver, Canada
Canada
80-86
 Vancouver, Canada
Canada
92-79
 Vancouver, Canada
Canada
98-80
 Vancouver, Canada
1986 Junior National Team (4-0)
Canada
88-58
 Canada
Canada
91-68
 Canada
Canada
89-63
 Canada
Canada
91-68
 Canada
1982 Junior COPABA Team (7-1 / Gold Medal)
Canada
110-61
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
Mexico
104-47
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
Brazil
109-64
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
Cuba
94-71
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
Canada
72-70
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
Brazil
107-66
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
Mexico
107-47
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
Cuba
92-93
 Colorado Springs, Colorado
1981 Junior National Team (6-3)
Yugoslavia Juniors
87-70
 Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia Juniors
90-52
 Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia Juniors
88-36
 Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia Seniors
73-78
 Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia Seniors
74-57
 Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia Seniors
68-72
 Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia Seniors
57-64
 Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia Seniors
68-45
 Yugoslavia
Red Star
82-72
 Yugoslavia
1979 Junior National Team (4-0 / International Tournament)
Southern California
85-69
 Tahoe, California
Mexico
87-54
 Tahoe, California
Canada
71-52
 Tahoe, California
Southern California
97-67
 Tahoe, California
1978 Junior Pan-Am. Team (4-1 / Silver Medal)
Argentina
99-43
 Peru
Canada
79-47
 Peru
Brazil
62-71
 Peru
Peru
92-56
 Peru
Mexico
91-33
 Peru
1977 Junior Pan-Am. Team (5-0 / Gold Medal )
Mexico
81-55
 Squaw Valley, California
Peru
84-56
 Squaw Valley, California
Brazil
81-73
 Squaw Valley, California
Puerto Rico
99-29
 Squaw Valley, California
Canada
89-47
 Squaw Valley, California

 

 
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