Soviet Union in Basketball
Last at Basketball at the Olympic Games: gold, 1988
The record
Women's first here: the stronger record.
- Basketball at the Olympic Games2 golds, 1 bronze2golds
Every result, newest first
- Seoul 1988 · Bronze · Women, Basketball · Olga Buryakina; Yelena Khudashova; Vitalija Tuomaitė; Olga Yakovleva; Galina Savitskaya; Aleksandra Leonova; Olga Yevkova; Irina Sumnikova; Irina Minkh; Irina Gerlits; Olesya Barel; Natalya Zasulskaya
- Moscow 1980 · Gold · Women, Basketball · Olga Barysheva; Tatyana Ivinskaya; Nelli Feryabnikova; Vida Beselienė; Tatyana Ovechkina; Angelė Rupšienė; Lyubov Sharmay; Uljana Semjonova; Tetiana Nadyrova; Olga Sukharnova; Nadezhda Shuvayeva-Olkhova; Lyudmila Rogozhina
- Montreal 1976 · Gold · Women, Basketball · Olga Barysheva; Tamāra Dauniene; Natalya Klimova; Tatyana Ovechkina; Angelė Rupšienė; Nadezhda Shuvayeva; Nadezhda Zakharova; Uljana Semjonova; Raisa Kurvyakova; Nelli Feryabnikova; Olga Sukharnova; Tetiana Zakharova
- FIBA Basketball World Cup (men and women)6 golds, 2 silvers6golds
Every result, newest first
- Soviet Union 1986 · Silver · Women, Basketball
- Brazil 1983 · Gold · Women, Basketball
- Colombia 1975 · Gold · Women, Basketball
- Brazil 1971 · Gold · Women, Basketball
- Czechoslovakia 1967 · Gold · Women, Basketball
- Peru 1964 · Gold · Women, Basketball
- Soviet Union 1959 · Gold · Women, Basketball
- Brazil 1957 · Silver · Women, Basketball
- Basketball at the Olympic Games2 golds, 4 silvers, 3 bronzes2golds
Every result, newest first
- Seoul 1988 · Gold · Men, Basketball · Alexander Volkov; Tiit Sokk; Sergei Tarakanov; Šarūnas Marčiulionis; Igors Miglinieks; Valeri Tikhonenko; Rimas Kurtinaitis; Arvydas Sabonis; Viktor Pankrashkin; Valdemaras Chomičius; Alexander Belostenny; Valery Goborov
- Moscow 1980 · Bronze · Men, Basketball · Stanislav Eremin; Valeri Miloserdov; Sergei Tarakanov; Aleksandr Salnikov; Andrei Lopatov; Nikolai Derugin; Sergei Belov; Vladimir Tkachenko; Anatoli Myshkin; Sergejus Jovaiša; Alexander Belostenny; Vladimir Zhigily
- Montreal 1976 · Bronze · Men, Basketball · Vladimir Arzamaskov; Aleksandr Salnikov; Valeri Miloserdov; Alzhan Zharmukhamedov; Andrei Makeyev; Ivan Edeshko; Sergei Belov; Vladimir Tkachenko; Anatoli Myshkin; Mikheil Korkia; Alexander Belov; Vladimir Zhigily
- Munich 1972 · Gold · Men, Basketball · Anatoli Polivoda; Modestas Paulauskas; Zurab Sakandelidze; Alzhan Zharmukhamedov; Aleksandr Boloshev; Ivan Edeshko; Sergei Belov; Mikheil Korkia; Ivan Dvorny; Gennadi Volnov; Alexander Belov; Sergei Kovalenko
- Mexico City 1968 · Bronze · Men, Basketball · Anatoli Polivoda; Anatoli Krikun; Vadim Kapranov; Vladimir Andreev; Sergei Kovalenko; Modestas Paulauskas; Jaak Lipso; Gennadi Volnov; Priit Tomson; Zurab Sakandelidze; Yury Selichov; Sergei Belov
- Tokyo 1964 · Silver · Men, Basketball · Armenak Alachachian; Nikolai Bagley; Vyacheslav Khrynin; Juris Kalnins; Yuri Korneev; Jānis Krūmiņš; Jaak Lipso; Levan Moseshvili; Valdis Muižnieks; Aleksandr Petrov; Aleksandr Travin; Gennadi Volnov
- Rome 1960 · Silver · Men, Basketball · Yuri Korneev; Jānis Krūmiņš; Guram Minashvili; Valdis Muižnieks; Cesars Ozers; Aleksandr Petrov; Mikhail Semyonov; Vladimir Ugrekelidze; Maigonis Valdmanis; Albert Valtin; Gennadi Volnov; Viktor Zubkov
- Melbourne 1956 · Silver · Men, Basketball · Arkady Bochkaryov; Maigonis Valdmanis; Viktor Zubkov; Jānis Krūmiņš; Algirdas Lauritėnas; Valdis Muižnieks; Yuri Ozerov; Kazys Petkevičius; Mikhail Semyonov; Stasys Stonkus; Mikhail Studenetsky; Vladimir Torban
- Helsinki 1952 · Silver · Men, Basketball · Stepas Butautas; Nodar Dzhordzhikiya; Anatoly Konev; Otar Korkia; Heino Kruus; Ilmar Kullam; Justinas Lagunavičius; Joann Lõssov; Aleksandr Moiseyev; Yuri Ozerov; Kazys Petkevičius; Stasys Stonkus; Maigonis Valdmanis; Vikto Vlasov
- FIBA Basketball World Cup (men and women)3 golds, 3 silvers, 2 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first
- Argentina 1990 · Silver · Men, Basketball
- Spain 1986 · Silver · Men, Basketball
- Colombia 1982 · Gold · Men, Basketball
- Philippines 1978 · Silver · Men, Basketball
- Puerto Rico 1974 · Gold · Men, Basketball
- Yugoslavia 1970 · Bronze · Men, Basketball
- Uruguay 1967 · Gold · Men, Basketball
- Brazil 1963 · Bronze · Men, Basketball
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.