Olympians Who Won a Medal at the European Basketball Championship (EuroBasket) (770)

Description

Host cities:

European Championship (EuroBasket) for men:

1935 Genève (Geneva) (SUI) 2-7 May 1935
1937 Rīga (LAT) 2-7 May 1937
1939 Kaunas (LTU) 21-28 May 1939
1946 Genève (Geneva) (SUI) 30 April-4 May 1946
1947 Praha (Prague) (TCH) 27 April-3 May 1947
1949 Al-Qahira (Cairo) (EGY) 15-22 May 1949
1951 Paris (FRA) 3-12 May 1951
1953 Moskva (Moscow) (URS) 23 May-4 June 1953
1955 Budapest (HUN) 7-19 June 1955
1957 Sofia (BUL) 20-30 June 1957
1959 İstanbul (TUR) 21-31 May 1959
1961 Beograd (Belgrade) (YUG) 29 April-8 May 1961
1963 Wrocław (POL) 4-13 October 1963
1965 Moskva (Moscow) and Tbilisi (URS) 30 May-10 June 1965
1967 Helsinki and Tampere (FIN) 28 September-8 October 1967
1969 Caserta and Napoli (ITA) 27 September-5 October 1969
1971 Böblingen and Essen (FRG) 10-19 September 1971
1973 Badalona and Barcelona (ESP) 27 September-6 October 1973
1975 Beograd (Belgrade), Karlovac, Rijeka, and Split (YUG) 7-15 June 1975
1977 Liège and Oostende (Ostend) (BEL) 14-24 September 1977
1979 Gorizia, Mestre, Siena, and Torino (ITA) 9-19 June 1979
1981 Bratislava, Havířov, and Praha (Prague) (TCH) 26 May-5 June 1981
1983 Caen, Limoges, and Nantes (FRA) 25 May-4 June 1983
1985 Karlsruhe, Leverkusen, and Stuttgart (FRG) 5-16 June 1985
1987 Peiraias (Piraeus) (GRE) 3-14 June 1987
1989 Zagreb (YUG) 20-25 June 1989
1991 Roma (ITA) 24-29 June 1991
1993 Berlin, Karlsruhe, and München (Munich) (GER) 22 June-4 July 1993
1995 Athina (Athens) (GRE) 21 June-2 July 1995
1997 Badalona, Barcelona, and Girona (ESP) 24 June-6 July 1997
1999 Antibes, Clermont-Ferrand, Dijon, Le Mans, Paris, Pau, and Toulouse (FRA) 21 June-3 July 1999
2001 Ankara, Antalya, and İstanbul (TUR) 31 August-9 September 2001
2003 Borås, Luleå, Norrköping, Södertälje, and Stockholm (SWE) 5-14 September 2003
2005 Beograd (Belgrade), Novi Sad, Podgorica, and Vršac (SCG) 16-25 September 2005
2007 Alicante, Granada, Madrid, Palma de Mallorca, and Sevilla (ESP) 3-16 September 2007
2009 Bydgoszcz, Gdańsk, Katowice, Łódź, Poznań, Warszawa (Warsaw), and Wrocław (POL) 7-20 September 2009
2011 Alytus, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Panevėžys, Šiauliai, and Vilnius (LTU) 31 August-18 September 2011
2013 Celje, Jesenice, Koper, and Ljubljana (SLO) 4-22 September 2013
2015 Zagreb (CRO), Lille and Montpellier (FRA), Berlin (GER), and Rīga (LAT) 5-20 September 2015
2017 Helsinki (FIN), Tel Aviv (ISR), Cluj-Napoca (ROU), and İstanbul (TUR) 31 August-17 September 2017
2021

European Championship (EuroBasket Women) for women:

1938 Roma (ITA) 12-16 October 1938
1950 Budapest (HUN) 14-20 May 1950
1952 Moskva (Moscow) (URS) 18-25 May 1952
1954 Beograd (Belgrade) (YUG) 4-13 June 1954
1956 Praha (Prague) (TCH) 2-10 May 1956
1958 Łódź (POL) 9-18 May 1958
1960 Sofia (BUL) 3-11 June 1960
1962 Mulhouse (FRA) 22-29 September 1962
1964 Budapest (HUN) 5-13 September 1964
1966 Cluj-Napoca and Sibiu (ROM) 2-9 October 1966
1968 Catania, Messina, Palermo, and Ragusa (ITA) 5-16 July 1968
1970 Leeuwarden and Rotterdam (NED) 11-19 September 1970
1972 Burgas and Varna (BUL) 8-16 October 1972
1974 Cagliari, Nuoro, Sassari (ITA) 23 August-3 September 1974
1976 Clermont-Ferrand, Le Mont-Dore, Moulins, and Vichy (FRA) 20-29 May 1976
1978 Konin, Poznań, Toruń, and Zielona Góra (POL) 20-30 May 1978
1980 Banja Luka, Bosanski Brod, Maglaj, and Prijedor (YUG) 19-28 September 1980
1981 Ancona and Senigallia (ITA) 13-20 September 1981
1983 Budapest, Miskolc, and Zalaegerszeg (HUN) 11-18 September 1983
1985 Vicenza and Treviso (ITA) 8-15 September 1985
1987 Cádiz, El Puerto de Santa María, and Jerez de la Frontera (ESP) 4-11 September 1987
1989 Varna (BUL) 13-18 June 1989
1991 Tel Aviv (ISR) 12-17 June 1991
1993 Perugia (ITA) 8-13 June 1993
1995 Brno (CZE) 8-18 June 1995
1997 Budapest, Pécs, and Zalaegerszeg (HUN) 6-15 June 1997
1999 Katowice, Poznań, and Pruszków (POL) 21 May-6 June 1999
2001 Gravelines, Le Mans, and Orléans (FRA) 14-23 September 2001
2003 Amaliada, Patra, and Pyrgos (GRE) 19-28 September 2003
2005 Ankara, Bursa, İzmir (TUR) 2-11 September 2005
2007 Chieti, Lanciano, Ortona, and Vasto (ITA) 24 September-4 October 207
2009 Liepāja, Rīga, and Valmiera (LAT) 7-20 June 2009
2011 Bydgoszcz, Katowice, and Łódź (POL) 18 June-3 July 2011
2013 Lille, Mouilleron-le-Captif, Orchies, Trélazé, and Vannes (FRA) 15-30 June 2013
2015 Budapest, Debrecen, Győr, Sopron, and Szombathely (HUN) and Oradea and Timișoara (ROU) 11-28 June 2015
2017 Hradec Králové and Praha (Prague) (CZE) 16-25 June 2017
2019 Rīga (LAT) and Beograd (Belgrade), Niš, and Zrenjanin (SRB) 27 June-7 July 2019
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Athlete	Nation(s)	Sport(s)	Role(s)	Era	Notes
Biljana Majstorović	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1980—1984	0–1–1 1978 POL silver; 1980 YUG bronze
Petkana Makaveeva	BUL	BKB	Olympics	1976—1980	0–1–1 1976 FRA bronze; 1983 HUN silver
Czesław Malec	POL	BKB	Olympics	1968	0–0–2 1965 URS bronze; 1967 FIN bronze
Natallia Marchenka	BLR	BKB	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2007 ITA bronze
Šarūnas Marčiulionis	LTU URS	BKB	Olympics	1988—1996	0–2–1 1987 GRE silver (competed for the Soviet Union); 1989 YUG bronze (competed for the Soviet Union); 1995 GRE silver (competed for Lithuania)
Denis Marconato	ITA	BKB	Olympics	2000—2004	1–1–1 1997 ESP silver; 1999 FRA gold; 2003 SWE bronze
Enrique Margall	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1968—1972	0–1–0 1973 ESP silver
José María Margall	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1980—1988	0–1–0 1983 FRA silver
Giancarlo Marinelli	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1936—1948	0–2–0 1937 LAT silver; 1946 SUI silver
Stefan Marković	SRB	BKB	Olympics	2016	0–1–0 2009 POL silver
Zoran Maroević	YUG	BKB	Olympics	1968	0–1–0 1969 ITA silver
Milun Marović	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1972	1–0–0 1973 ESP gold
Antonio Martín	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1988	0–0–1 1991 ITA bronze
Fernando Martín	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1984	0–1–0 1983 FRA silver
Núria Martínez	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2004—2008	0–1–3 2003 GRE bronze; 2005 TUR bronze; 2007 ITA silver; 2015 HUN bronze
Pierluigi Marzorati	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1972—1984	1–0–3 1971 GER bronze; 1975 YUG bronze; 1983 FRA gold; 1985 GER bronze
Massimo Masini	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1964—1972	0–0–1 1971 GER bronze
Jiří Matoušek	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1952	0–2–0 1951 FRA silver; 1955 HUN silver
Bernard Mayeur	FRA	BKB	Olympics	1960	0–0–1 1959 TUR bronze
Judit Medgyesi	HUN	BKB	Olympics	1980	0–0–1 1983 HUN bronze
Cathy Melain	FRA	BKB	Olympics	2000	2–1–0 1999 POL silver; 2001 FRA gold; 2009 LAT gold
Visvaldis Melderis	LAT	BKB	Olympics	1936	1–1–0 1935 SUI gold; 1939 LTU silver
Andrea Meneghin	ITA	BKB	Olympics	2000	1–0–0 1999 FRA gold
Dino Meneghin	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1972—1984	1–0–2 1971 GER bronze; 1975 YUG bronze; 1983 FRA gold
Mónica Messa	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1992	1–0–0 1993 ITA gold
Penka Metodieva	BUL	BKB	Olympics	1976—1980	0–1–1 1972 BUL silver; 1976 FRA bronze
Tibor Mezőfi	HUN	BKB	Olympics	1948—1952	1–1–1 1946 SUI bronze; 1953 URS silver; 1955 HUN gold
Michele Mian	ITA	BKB	Olympics	2000—2004	1–0–1 1999 FRA gold; 2003 SWE bronze
Sarah Michel Boury	FRA	BKB	Olympics	2016—2024	0–2–0 2015 HUN silver; 2017 CZE silver
Ignacio de Miguel	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2000	0–1–0 1999 FRA silver
Snezhana Mihaylova	BUL	BKB	Olympics	1976—1980	0–0–1 1976 FRA bronze
Božena Miklošovičová	TCH SVK	BKB	Olympics	1976	0–2–1 1972 BUL bronze; 1974 ITA silver; 1976 FRA silver
Nikos Milas	GRE	BKB	Olympics	1952	0–0–1 1949 EGY bronze
Valery Miloserdov	RUS URS	BKB	Olympics	1976—1980	0–2–1 1973 ESP bronze; 1975 YUG silver; 1977 BEL silver
Bojana Milošević	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1988	0–2–0 1987 ESP silver; 1991 ISR silver
Jelena Milovanović-Brooks	SRB	BKB	Olympics	2016—2020	1–0–1 2015 HUN gold; 2019 LAT/SRB bronze
Guram Minashvili	GEO URS	BKB	Olympics	1960	3–0–0 1957 BUL gold; 1959 TUR gold; 1963 POL gold
Irina Minkh	RUS URS EUN	BKB	Olympics	1988—1992	2–0–0 1987 ESP gold (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 ISR gold (competed for the Soviet Union)
Iliya Mirchev	BUL	BKB	Olympics	1956—1960	0–1–1 1957 BUL silver; 1961 YUG bronze
Nikola Mirotić	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2016	1–0–0 2015 CRO/FRA/GER/LAT gold
Vukica Mitić	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1980	0–1–1 1978 POL silver; 1980 YUG bronze
Endéné Miyem	FRA	BKB	Olympics	2012—2020	1–4–1 2009 LAT gold; 2011 POL bronze; 2013 FRA silver; 2015 HUN silver; 2017 CZE silver; 2019 LAT/SRB silver
Hassan Moawad	EGY	BKB	Olympics	1948	0–0–1 1947 TCH bronze
Josef Moc	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1936	0–0–1 1935 SUI bronze
Aleksandr Moiseyev	RUS URS	BKB	Olympics	1952	3–0–1 1947 TCH gold; 1951 FRA gold; 1953 URS gold; 1955 HUN bronze
Markéta Mokrošová	CZE	BKB	Olympics	2008	1–1–0 2003 GRE silver; 2005 TUR gold
Robert Monclar	FRA	BKB	Olympics	1952—1960	0–0–3 1951 FRA bronze; 1953 URS bronze; 1959 TUR bronze
Anna Montañana	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2008	0–1–2 2005 TUR bronze; 2007 ITA silver; 2009 LAT bronze
Hussain Montassir	EGY	BKB	Olympics	1948—1952	1–0–1 1947 TCH bronze; 1949 EGY gold
Sergey Monya	RUS	BKB	Olympics	2008—2012	1–0–1 2007 ESP gold; 2011 LTU bronze
Nikita Morgunov	RUS	BKB	Olympics	2000—2008	1–0–0 2007 ESP gold
Laëtitia Moussard	FRA	BKB	Olympics	2000	1–2–0 1993 ITA silver; 1999 POL silver; 2001 FRA gold
Timofey Mozgov	RUS	BKB	Olympics	2012	0–0–1 2011 LTU bronze
Ivan Mrázek	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics / Coach	1948—1960	1–3–0 1946 SUI gold; 1947 TCH silver; 1951 FRA silver; 1955 HUN silver
Veljko Mršić	CRO	BKB	Olympics	1996	0–0–2 1993 GER bronze; 1995 GRE bronze
Valdis Muižnieks	LAT URS	BKB	Olympics	1956—1964	3–0–0 1957 BUL gold; 1959 TUR gold; 1961 YUG gold
Razija Mujanović	BIH YUG	BKB	Olympics	1988	0–2–0 1987 ESP silver; 1991 ISR silver
Carolina Mújica	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1992	1–0–0 1993 ITA gold
Álex Mumbrú	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2008	1–1–1 2007 ESP silver; 2009 POL gold; 2013 SLO bronze
Carlton Myers	ITA	BKB	Olympics / Opening Flagbearer	2000	1–1–0 1997 ESP silver; 1999 FRA gold
Anatoly Myshkin	RUS URS	BKB	Olympics	1976—1980	2–1–2 1973 ESP bronze; 1977 BEL silver; 1979 ITA gold; 1981 TCH gold; 1983 FRA bronze
György Nagy	HUN	BKB	Olympics	1948	0–0–1 1946 SUI bronze
Mihovil Nakić-Vojnović	CRO YUG	BKB	Olympics	1980—1984	0–0–1 1979 ITA bronze
Danira Nakić	CRO YUG	BKB	Olympics	1988	0–2–0 1987 ESP silver; 1991 ISR silver
Andrzej Nartowski	POL	BKB	Olympics	1960	0–1–0 1963 POL silver
Juan Carlos Navarro	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2000—2016	2–2–2 2001 TUR bronze; 2003 SWE silver; 2007 ESP silver; 2009 POL gold; 2011 LTU gold; 2017 FIN/ISR/ROU/TUR bronze
Mariana Naydenova	BUL	BKB	Olympics	1988	0–0–1 1989 BUL bronze
Liudmyla Nazarenko	UKR	BKB	Olympics	1996	1–0–0 1995 CZE gold
Emmeline Ndongue	FRA	BKB	Olympics	2012	1–1–1 2009 LAT gold; 2011 POL bronze; 2013 FRA silver
Astou Ndour	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2016—2020	1–0–1 2015 HUN bronze; 2019 LAT/SRB gold
Lenka Nechvátalová	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1976	0–2–1 1974 ITA silver; 1976 FRA silver; 1978 POL bronze
Eva Němcová	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1992	1–0–0 2005 TUR gold (competed for the Czech Republic)
Ágnes Németh	HUN	BKB	Olympics	1980	0–0–4 1983 HUN bronze; 1985 ITA bronze; 1987 ESP bronze; 1991 ISR bronze
Salah Nessim	EGY	BKB	Olympics	1948	1–0–0 1949 EGY gold
Laura Nicholls	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2008—2016	3–0–2 2009 LAT bronze; 2013 FRA gold; 2015 HUN bronze; 2017 CZE gold; 2019 LAT/SRB gold
Miodrag Nikolić	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1960—1964	0–1–1 1961 YUG silver; 1963 POL bronze
Yevgeniya Nikonova	RUS	BKB	Olympics	1996—2000	0–1–2 1995 CZE bronze; 1999 POL bronze; 2001 FRA silver
Vitaly Nosov	RUS EUN	BKB	Olympics	1992	0–1–1 1993 GER silver (competed for Russia); 1997 ESP bronze (competed for Russia)
Ivana Nováková	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1988	0–1–0 1989 BUL silver
Petr Novický	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1972	0–0–1 1969 ITA bronze
Dirk Nowitzki	GER	BKB	Olympics / Opening Flagbearer	2008	0–1–0 2005 SCG silver
Dimos Ntikoudis	GRE	BKB	Olympics	2004	1–0–0 2005 SCG gold
Kai Nürnberger	GER	BKB	Olympics	1992	1–0–0 1993 GER gold
Olena Oberemko	UKR	BKB	Olympics	1996	1–0–0 1995 CZE gold
Saša Obradović	SRB SCG	BKB	Olympics	1996—2000	3–0–1 1995 GRE gold (competed for FR Yugoslavia); 1997 ESP gold (competed for FR Yugoslavia); 1999 FRA bronze (competed for FR Yugoslavia); 2001 TUR gold (competed for FR Yugoslavia)
Stanisław Olejniczak	POL	BKB	Olympics	1964	0–1–1 1963 POL silver; 1965 URS bronze
Juan Antonio Orenga	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1992	0–0–1 1991 ITA bronze
Irina Osipova	RUS	BKB	Olympics	2004—2012	3–2–0 2001 FRA silver; 2003 GRE gold; 2007 ITA gold; 2009 LAT silver; 2011 POL gold
Tatyana Ovechkina	RUS URS	BKB	Olympics	1976—1980	6–0–0 1970 NED gold (competed as Tatyana Kabayeva); 1972 BUL gold; 1974 ITA gold; 1976 FRA gold; 1978 POL gold; 1980 YUG gold
Sanja Ožegović	CRO YUG	BKB	Olympics	1980—1984	0–0–1 1980 YUG bronze
Yury Ozerov	RUS URS	BKB	Olympics	1952—1956	2–0–1 1953 URS gold; 1955 HUN bronze; 1957 BUL gold
Volha Padabed	BLR	BKB	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2007 ITA bronze
Sergio Paganella	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1936	0–1–0 1937 LAT silver
Danielle Page	SRB	BKB	Olympics	2016	1–0–0 2015 HUN gold
Laia Palau	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2004—2020	3–1–4 2003 GRE bronze; 2005 TUR bronze; 2007 ITA silver; 2009 LAT bronze; 2013 FRA gold; 2015 HUN bronze; 2017 CZE gold; 2019 LAT/SRB gold
Tuğba Palazoğlu	TUR	BKB	Olympics	2012	0–1–1 2011 POL silver; 2013 FRA bronze
Viktor Pankrashkin	RUS URS	BKB	Olympics	1988	0–1–1 1983 FRA bronze; 1987 GRE silver
Georgi Panov	BUL	BKB	Olympics / Opening Flagbearer	1952—1960	0–1–1 1957 BUL silver; 1961 YUG bronze
Lyubomir Panov	BUL	BKB	Olympics	1956—1960	0–1–1 1957 BUL silver; 1961 YUG bronze
Sergey Panov	RUS EUN	BKB	Olympics	1992—2000	0–1–1 1993 GER silver (competed for Russia); 1997 ESP bronze (competed for Russia)
Lazaros Papadopoulos	GRE	BKB	Olympics	2004	1–0–0 2005 SCG gold
Theodoros Papaloukas	GRE	BKB	Olympics	2004—2008	1–0–0 2005 SCG gold
Elena Paparazzo	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1992—1996	0–1–0 1995 CZE silver
Péter Papp	HUN	BKB	Olympics	1952	1–1–0 1953 URS silver; 1955 HUN gold
Tony Parker	FRA	BKB	Olympics / Torch Bearer	2012—2024	1–1–2 2005 SCG bronze; 2011 LTU silver; 2013 SLO gold; 2015 CRO/FRA/GER/LAT bronze
Lucila Pascua	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2004—2016	0–1–4 2003 GRE bronze; 2005 TUR bronze; 2007 ITA silver; 2009 LAT bronze; 2015 HUN bronze
Yevgeny Pashutin	RUS	BKB	Olympics	2000	0–0–1 1997 ESP bronze
Zakhar Pashutin	RUS	BKB	Olympics	2000—2008	1–0–0 2007 ESP gold
Žarko Paspalj	MNE SCG YUG	BKB	Olympics	1988—1996	3–0–1 1987 GRE bronze (competed for Yugoslavia); 1989 YUG gold (competed for Yugoslavia); 1991 ITA gold (competed for Yugoslavia); 1995 GRE gold (competed for FR Yugoslavia)
Kostas Patavoukas	GRE	BKB	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1989 YUG silver
Modestas Paulauskas	LTU URS	BKB	Olympics	1968—1972	4–0–1 1965 URS gold; 1967 FIN gold; 1969 ITA gold; 1971 GER gold; 1973 ESP bronze
Michaela Pavlíčková	CZE	BKB	Olympics	2004	1–1–0 2003 GRE silver; 2005 TUR gold
Marta Pechová	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1976	0–2–1 1972 BUL bronze (competed as Marta Jirásková); 1974 ITA silver (competed as Marta Jirásková); 1976 FRA silver (competed as Marta Jirásková)
Sofija Pekić	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1980	0–1–1 1978 POL silver; 1980 YUG bronze
Valentino Pellarini	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1948	0–1–0 1946 SUI silver
Velimir Perasović	CRO	BKB	Olympics	1992—1996	1–0–2 1991 ITA gold (competed for Yugoslavia); 1993 GER bronze; 1995 GRE bronze
Jasmina Perazić	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1980—1984	0–1–0 1987 ESP silver
Andrzej Perka	POL	BKB	Olympics	1964	0–0–1 1965 URS bronze
Jean Perniceni	FRA	BKB	Olympics	1952	0–1–2 1949 EGY silver; 1951 FRA bronze; 1953 URS bronze
Kazys Petkevičius	LTU URS	BKB	Olympics	1952—1956	2–0–1 1947 TCH gold; 1953 URS gold; 1955 HUN bronze
Vojtěch Petr	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1976	0–0–2 1977 BEL bronze; 1981 TCH bronze
Zvonko Petričević	CRO YUG	BKB	Olympics	1960—1964	0–2–1 1961 YUG silver; 1963 POL bronze; 1965 URS silver
Aleksandr Petrov	RUS URS	BKB	Olympics	1960—1964	4–0–0 1959 TUR gold; 1961 YUG gold; 1963 POL gold; 1965 URS gold
Sonja Petrović-Vasić	SRB	BKB	Olympics / Opening Flagbearer	2016—2020	1–0–1 2015 HUN gold; 2019 LAT/SRB bronze
Aleksandar Petrović	BRA CRO YUG	BKB	Olympics / Coach	1984—2024	0–0–1 1987 GRE bronze
Dražen Petrović	CRO YUG	BKB	Olympics / Closing Flagbearer	1984—1992	1–0–1 1987 GRE bronze (competed for Yugoslavia); 1989 YUG gold (competed for Yugoslavia)
Mariangela Piancastelli	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1980	0–0–1 1974 ITA bronze
František Picek	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1936	0–0–1 1935 SUI bronze
Florent Piétrus	FRA	BKB	Olympics	2012—2016	1–1–2 2005 SCG bronze; 2011 LTU silver; 2013 SLO gold; 2015 CRO/FRA/GER/LAT bronze
Jerzy Piskun	POL	BKB	Olympics	1960—1964	0–1–1 1963 POL silver; 1965 URS bronze
Vladimír Pištělák	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1960	0–1–1 1967 FIN silver; 1969 ITA bronze
Bernard Planque	FRA	BKB	Olympics	1952	0–0–1 1953 URS bronze
Nikola Plećaš	CRO YUG	BKB	Olympics	1968—1972	2–2–0 1969 ITA silver; 1971 GER silver; 1973 ESP gold; 1975 YUG gold
Zagorka Počeković	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1984	0–1–0 1987 ESP silver
Anatoly Polivoda	URS UKR	BKB	Olympics	1968—1972	3–0–0 1967 FIN gold; 1969 ITA gold; 1971 GER gold
Yvetta Polláková	TCH SVK	BKB	Olympics	1976	0–2–1 1972 BUL bronze; 1974 ITA silver; 1976 FRA silver
Catarina Pollini	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1992—1996	0–1–0 1995 CZE silver
Anton Ponkrashov	RUS	BKB	Olympics	2012	1–0–1 2007 ESP gold; 2011 LTU bronze
Ingrid Pons	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2004	0–0–2 2001 FRA bronze; 2003 GRE bronze
Jiří Pospíšil	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1972—1980	0–0–1 1977 BEL bronze
Beata Predehl	POL	BKB	Olympics	2000	1–0–0 1999 POL gold (competed as Beata Binkowska)
Roberto Premier	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1984	0–1–1 1985 GER bronze; 1991 ITA silver
Georgios Printezis	GRE	BKB	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2009 POL bronze
Fernand Prudhomme	FRA	BKB	Olympics	1936	0–0–1 1937 LAT bronze
Andrzej Pstrokoński	POL	BKB	Olympics	1960—1964	0–1–1 1963 POL silver; 1965 URS bronze
Vladimír Ptáček	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1976	0–0–1 1977 BEL bronze
Dana Ptáčková	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1976	0–2–3 1972 BUL bronze; 1974 ITA silver; 1976 FRA silver; 1978 POL bronze (competed as Dana Klimešová); 1981 ITA bronze (competed as Dana Klimešová)
Elşad Qadaşev	AZE EUN	BKB	Olympics	1992	0–0–1 1989 YUG bronze (competed for the Soviet Union)
Dino Rađa	CRO YUG	BKB	Olympics	1988—1996	2–0–3 1987 GRE bronze (competed for Yugoslavia); 1989 YUG gold (competed for Yugoslavia); 1991 ITA gold (competed for Yugoslavia); 1993 GER bronze (competed for Croatia); 1995 GRE bronze (competed for Croatia)
Viktor Radev	BUL	BKB	Olympics	1956—1960	0–1–1 1957 BUL silver; 1961 YUG bronze
Kostadinka Radkova	BUL	BKB	Olympics	1980—1988	0–2–1 1983 HUN silver; 1985 ITA silver; 1989 BUL bronze
Tamara Radočaj	SRB	BKB	Olympics	2016	1–0–0 2015 HUN gold
Ratko Radovanović	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1980—1984	1–1–2 1977 BEL gold; 1979 ITA bronze; 1981 TCH silver; 1987 GRE bronze
Radovan Radović	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics / Opening Flagbearer	1960	0–1–1 1961 YUG silver; 1987 GRE bronze
Miroslav Raduljica	SRB	BKB	Olympics	2016	0–1–0 2009 POL silver
Zdravko Radulović	MNE YUG	BKB	Olympics	1988	1–0–0 1989 YUG gold
Paula Radziulytė	LTU	ATH	Olympics	1928	0–1–0 1938 ITA silver
Trajko Rajković	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1964—1968	0–2–1 1963 POL bronze; 1965 URS silver; 1969 ITA silver
Peter Rajniak	TCH SVK	BKB	Olympics	1980	0–1–1 1981 TCH bronze; 1985 GER silver
Oksana Rakhmatulina	RUS	BKB	Olympics	2004—2008	2–2–0 2001 FRA silver; 2003 GRE gold; 2005 TUR silver; 2007 ITA gold
Igor Rakočević	SRB SCG	BKB	Olympics	2000—2004	1–0–0 2001 TUR gold (competed for FR Yugoslavia)
Vicente Ramos	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1968—1972	0–1–0 1973 ESP silver
Mohamed El-Rashidy	EGY	BKB	Olympics	1952	1–0–0 1949 EGY gold
Ďžems Raudziņš	LAT	BKB	Olympics	1936	1–0–0 1935 SUI gold
Milena Rázgová	TCH SVK	BKB	Olympics	1992	0–1–1 1993 ITA bronze (competed as Milena Paulišincová for Slovakia); 1997 HUN silver (competed for Slovakia)
Dragoslav Ražnatović	SRB YUG	BKB	Olympics	1964—1968	0–1–1 1963 POL bronze; 1965 URS silver
Carlo Recalcati	ITA	BKB	Olympics / Coach	1968—2004	0–0–2 1971 GER bronze; 1975 YUG bronze
Alfonso Reyes	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2000	0–2–1 1999 FRA silver; 2001 TUR bronze; 2003 SWE silver
Felipe Reyes	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2004—2016	3–2–1 2001 TUR bronze; 2003 SWE silver; 2007 ESP silver; 2009 POL gold; 2011 LTU gold; 2015 CRO/FRA/GER/LAT gold
Marta Rezoagli	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1995 CZE silver
Antoine Rigaudeau	FRA	BKB	Olympics	2000	0–0–1 2005 SCG bronze
Alex Righetti	ITA	BKB	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 2003 SWE bronze
Antonello Riva	ITA	BKB	Olympics	1984	1–1–0 1983 FRA gold; 1991 ITA silver
Henrik Rödl	GER	BKB	Olympics / Coach	1992—2020	1–0–0 1993 GER gold
Berni Rodríguez	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2008	0–1–0 2007 ESP silver
Ignacio Rodríguez	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2000	0–0–1 2001 TUR bronze
Leonor Rodríguez	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2016—2024	1–0–0 2017 CZE gold
Sergio Rodríguez	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2012—2020	1–1–2 2007 ESP silver; 2013 SLO bronze; 2015 CRO/FRA/GER/LAT gold; 2017 FIN/ISR/ROU/TUR bronze
Lyudmila Rogozhina	RUS URS	BKB	Olympics	1980	3–0–0 1980 YUG gold; 1981 ITA gold; 1983 HUN gold (competed as Lyudmila Muravyova)
Pascal Roller	GER	BKB	Olympics	2008	0–1–0 2005 SCG silver
Fernando Romay	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1980—1984	0–1–0 1983 FRA silver
Leticia Romero	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2016—2024	1–0–1 2015 HUN bronze; 2017 CZE gold
Ricky Rubio	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2008—2020	2–0–2 2009 POL gold; 2011 LTU gold; 2013 SLO bronze; 2017 FIN/ISR/ROU/TUR bronze
Rafael Rullán	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1972	0–1–0 1973 ESP silver
Angelė Rupšienė	LTU URS	BKB	Olympics	1976—1980	3–0–0 1972 BUL gold (competed as Angelė Jankūnaitė); 1976 FRA gold; 1978 POL gold
Irina Rutkovskaya	RUS	BKB	Olympics	1996—2000	1–0–2 1991 ISR gold (competed as Irina Shevchuk); 1995 CZE bronze; 1999 POL bronze
Jiří Růžička	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1972	0–1–1 1967 FIN silver; 1969 ITA bronze
Zdeněk Rylich	CZE TCH	BKB	Olympics	1952	0–3–1 1951 FRA silver; 1955 HUN silver; 1957 BUL bronze; 1959 TUR silver
Arvydas Sabonis	LTU URS	BKB	Olympics	1988—1996	1–1–2 1983 FRA bronze (competed for the Soviet Union); 1985 GER gold (competed for the Soviet Union); 1989 YUG bronze (competed for the Soviet Union); 1995 GRE silver (competed for Lithuania)
Domantas Sabonis	LTU	BKB	Olympics	2016	0–1–0 2015 CRO/FRA/GER/LAT silver
Romeo Sacchetti	ITA	BKB	Olympics / Coach	1980—2020	1–0–1 1983 FRA gold; 1985 GER bronze
Víctor Sada	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2012	1–0–0 2011 LTU gold
Gonzalo Sagi-Vela	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1972	0–1–0 1973 ESP silver
José Luis Sagi-Vela	ESP	BKB	Olympics	1968	0–1–0 1973 ESP silver
Zurab Sak'andelidze	GEO URS	BKB	Olympics	1968—1972	5–0–1 1963 POL gold; 1965 URS gold; 1967 FIN gold; 1969 ITA gold; 1971 GER gold; 1973 ESP bronze
Dainius Šalenga	LTU	BKB	Olympics	2004	1–0–0 2003 SWE gold
Jean-Pierre Salignon	FRA	BKB	Olympics	1952	0–1–1 1949 EGY silver; 1951 FRA bronze
Aleksandr Salnikov	URS UKR	BKB	Olympics	1976—1980	2–2–0 1975 YUG silver; 1977 BEL silver; 1979 ITA gold; 1981 TCH gold
Pyotr Samoylenko	RUS	BKB	Olympics	2008	1–0–0 2007 ESP gold
Fernando San Emeterio	ESP	BKB	Olympics	2012	2–0–2 2011 LTU gold; 2013 SLO bronze; 2015 CRO/FRA/GER/LAT gold; 2017 FIN/ISR/ROU/TUR bronze