2010 South American Basketball Championship

South America 2010 200 Colombia July 26–31 8 10 1 1 Brazil 18 BRA Murilo BeckerBrazil dominates Argentina to win Gold in the South American Championship https://web.archive.org/web/20100804094640/http://www.fibaamericas.com/noticiasread_us.asp?r=NYQDTNJYLG 2010-08-04 , FIBA Americas, August 1, 2010 South American Basketball Championship 2010 2008 2012 The 2010 South American Basketball Championship was the 44th edition of the South American Basketball Championship. Eight teams featured the competition, held in Neiva, Colombia from 26 to July 31 in the Coliseo Álvaro Sánchez Silva. Argentina was the defending champion, but lost in the final to Brazil. The first three places qualified for the basketball tournament at the 2011 Pan American Games and to the 2011 FIBA Americas Championship, the latter of which doubled as the FIBA Americas qualifier for the 2012 Olympics. Because Argentina, which automatically qualified for the FIBA Americas Championship as host, finished in an automatic qualifying spot, the fourth-place team was also invited to that competition. The fifth-place team did not initially qualify for that competition, but was later invited once the United States withdrew from that event because it had qualified for the Olympics by winning the 2010 FIBA World Championship. Preliminary round Qualified for the semifinals Team will compete in Classification Round Group A TeamPtsPldWLPFPAPDBRA6330251198+53URU 5321204214−10PAR4312218231−13CHI3303190220−30 #eee July 26 15:00 Report URU 66 61 15–13 14–12 20–19 17–17 PAR Aguiar 20 Batista 16 Aguiar 7 Araujo 29 Araujo 14 Martínez 8 July 26 17:00 Report BRA 69 54 24–15 8–12 19–12 18–15 CHI Becker 20 Becker 11 dos Santos 7 Espinoza, Arteaga and Carrasco 12 each Valencia 8 Carrasco and Briones 3 each #eee July 27 15:00 Report CHI 72 76 16–17 15–26 23–24 18–9 PAR Briones 20 Carrasco 8 Carrasco 6 Zanotti 16 Martínez and Zanotti 8 each Martínez 7 July 27 19:00 Report BRA 89 63 29–16 15–18 20–12 25–17 URU Tavernari 15 Becker 8 Chiantia 10 Espinoza, Arteaga and Carrasco 12 each Valencia 8 Carrasco and Briones 3 each #eee July 28 17:00 Report BRA 93 81 24–23 25–16 26–23 18–19 PAR Becker 20 Becker 9 dos Santos 8 Martínez 18 Araujo 14 Martínez, Zanotti and Araujo 3 July 28 19:00 Report CHI 64 75 18–16 17–11 15–26 14–22 URU Briones 19 Briones 8 Carrasco 8 Martínez 23 Batista 9 Osimani 6 Group B TeamPtsPldWLPFPAPDARG5321249181+68VEN5321251198+53COL 5321241199+42ECU3303132305−173 #eee July 26 19:00 Report VEN 75 72 18–19 21–14 21–15 15–24 ARG Romero 14 Sucre 12 Romero 5 Gutiérrez 17 Sandes 14 Schattmann and Mainoldi 4 each July 26 21:00 Report COL 94 46 26–4 20–11 22–14 26–17 ECU Ortiz 28 Hernández 18 Moreno 4 Díaz 11 Pauta 12 Pérez 4 #eee July 27 17:00 Report ARG 107 43 19–12 29–8 27–15 32–8 ECU Schattmann 19 Aguerre and Vega 10 each Schattmann and Fernández 9 each Díaz 11 Gordón 5 Pérez 2 July 27 21:00 Report COL 84 83 19–29 19–12 24–21 14–14 8–7 VEN Ortiz 27 Aragón 7 Moreno 5 Bethelmy 17 Bethelmy and Sucre 11 each Bethelmy 5 #eee July 28 15:00 Relatório VEN 104 43 25–5 26–10 24–14 29–14 ECU Vargas 17 Herrera 8 Cubillán and Guevara 5 each Caicedo 13 Caicedo 7 Gordón 3 July 28 21:00 Report COL 63 70 15–13 11–19 19–23 18–15 ARG Ortiz 23 Hernández 7 Moreno 5 Mainoldi 17 Gutiérrez and González 11 each Cequeira 9 Knockout round Championship Final Third place July 30 – Neiva BRA 79 VEN 67 July 30 – Neiva URU 73 ARG 79 July 31 – Neiva BRA 87 ARG 77 July 31 – Neiva VEN 70 URU 76 Semifinals #eee July 30 19:00 Report URU 73 79 19–21 13–18 18–16 23–24 ARG Aguiar 24 Izaguirre 8 Martínez and Osimani 2 each Cequeira and Mainoldi 17 each Mainoldi 7 Cantero 8 July 30 21:00 Report BRA 79 67 18–20 16–15 23–15 22–17 VEN Becker 25 Becker 7 dos Santos 8 Pérez 22 Sucre 8 Centeno 4 Bronze medal game #eee July 31 19:00 Report VEN 70 76 17–24 21–8 19–18 13–26 URU Sucre 21 Sucre 10 Centeno 3 Aguiar 21 Batista 11 Osimani 6 Final #ffffd0 July 31 21:00 Report BRA 87 77 19–18 21–13 22–21 25–25 ARG Becker 30 Becker 10 dos Santos, Machado and Chiantia 5 each Cantero 25 Sandes, Cequeira and Mainoldi 4 each Schattman 5 5th–8th playoffs Fifth place Seventh place July 30 – Neiva ECU 45 PAR 89 July 30 – Neiva COL 78 CHI 71 July 31 – Neiva PAR 86 COL 66 July 31 – Neiva ECU 70 CHI 88 5th–8th semifinals #eee July 30 15:00 Report ECU 45 89 19–21 8–23 11–23 7–22 PAR Díaz 11 Mina 16 Gordón 4 Zanotti, Torres and Fabio 19 each Fabio 13 Zanotti 6 July 30 17:00 Report COL 78 71 20–14 21–19 17–19 20–19 CHI Ortiz 22 Guevara 9 Moreno 5 Briones 17 Prutzmann 9 Espinoza 4 7th place playoff #eee July 31 15:00 Report ECU 70 88 14–22 15–20 15–29 26–17 CHI Díaz 30 Caicedo 7 Gordón and Soto 3 each Arteaga 18 Velásquez and Briones 8 each Velásquez 7 5th place playoff July 31 17:00 Report PAR 86 66 26–19 30–13 18–19 12–15 COL Araujo 20 Fabio 11 Martínez 8 Aragón 20 Aragón and Hernández 6 each Ortiz 6 Final standings Rank Team Record BRA 5–0 ARG 3–2 URU 3–24th VEN 2–35th PAR 3–26th COL 3–27th CHI 1–48th ECU 0–5 References External links Official website Category:South American Basketball Championship Category:2010–11 in South American basketball Basketball Category:International basketball competitions hosted by Colombia Category:Qualification tournaments for the 2011 Pan American Games