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4Vasily Karasev
5Denis Ershov
6Fedor Likholitov
7Mikhail Soloviev
8Valentin Kubrakov
9Petr Samoylenko
10Victor Khryapa
11Zakhar Pashutin
12Sergey Monya
13Andrei Kirilenko
14Dmitri Domani
15Aleksey Savrasenko

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Head Coach Serguei Elevich
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European Championship for Men 2005 Qualification
// 22 September 2003


Following the meeting of the FIBA Europe Board in November 2002, it was decided that a new system of qualification would be implemented for the 2005 European Championship for Men.
Eurobasket 2003 All-Tournament Team
// 17 September 2003

The following players were voted by media members in Sweden to the Eurobasket 2003 All-Tournament Team:
Eurobasket 2003 All-Tournament Team
The following players were voted by media members in Sweden to the Eurobasket 2003 All-Tournament Team:...
Russia 82 Israel 89
// 14 September 2003

The game for seventh place between Russia and Israel was a display of different approaches on the offensive end. Russia shot 36 three-pointers in the game, while Israel only attempted 6 shots from beyond the arc. Israel's strategy proved to be the most effective one, as they won the game.

Russia 82 Israel 89

The game for seventh place between Russia and Israel was a display of different approaches on the offensive end. Russia shot 36 three-pointers in the game, while Israel only attempted 6 shots from ...

Russia 77 Serbia & Montenegro 86 // 12 September 2003

Milan Gurovic picked up the slack for his injured teammates Peja Stojakovic and Marko Jaric and scored 24 points, leading Serbia & Montenegro to victory over Russia. Russia proved to be missing their superstar Andrei Kirilenko more than Serbia & Montenegro missed Jaric and Stojakovic in this game.

Russia 77 Serbia & Montenegro 86

Milan Gurovic picked up the slack for his injured teammates Peja Stojakovic and Marko Jaric and scored 24 points, leading Serbia & Montenegro to victory over Russia. Russia proved to be missing...

SeasonCompetitionPlaceGW/LF/A
2007EuroBasket1 1513/278.8/67.7
2005EuroBasket8 105/576.3/72.9
2003European Championship for Men8 179/883.8/77.1
2001European Championship for Men5 64/279.8/70.7
1999European Championship for Men6 1914/584.6/74.1
1997European Championship for Men3 1917/289.2/70.3
1995European Championship for Men7 1510/589.5/78.7
1993European Championship for Men2 96/385.8/75.4
StatPlayerAvg
PTSA. Kirilenko23.2
RTA. Kirilenko6.8
ASV. Khryapa1.9
STA. Kirilenko3.5
BSA. Kirilenko2.2
Fedor Likholitov (Russia) Petr Samoylenko (Russia) Victor Khriapa (RUS) Milan Gurovic (Serbia & Montenegro) Predrag Drobnjak (Serbia & Montenegro) Predrag Drobnjak (Serbia & Montenegro) Aleksey Savrasenko (Russia) Viktor Khryapa (Russia)
05.09.2003 vs YUG95-80
06.09.2003 vs ESP77-89
07.09.2003 vs SWE92-71
08.09.2003 vs CRO81-77
10.09.2003 vs FRA69-76
12.09.2003 vs YUG77-86
14.09.2003 vs ISR82-89
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