1991 FIBA Centennial Jubilee

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In the FIBA Europe All-Star Game, the FIBA Balkans Selection took on a FIBA European Selection from the rest of Europe. The FIBA Balkans Selection won the all-star game, by a score of 103–102. Nikos Galis, of The FIBA Balkans Selection Team, was the game's top scorer, with 22 points, while Jure Zdovc hit the game's winning shot. It was FIBA European Selection's 25th game in its history. "The FIBA European Selection" team consisted of: • Sergei Bazarevich (#5) • Stéphane Ostrowski (#9) • Andrejs Bondarenko (#11) • Antonello Riva (#12) • Epi (#15) • Jordi Villacampa (#8) • Antonio Martín (#14) • Walter Magnifico (#6) • Roberto Brunamonti (#4) • Richard Dacoury (#7) • Philippe Szanyiel (#13) • Igors Miglinieks (#10) • Head Coach: Sandro Gamba "The FIBA Balkans Selection" team consisted of: • Nikos Galis (#4) • Panagiotis Giannakis (#6) • Toni Kukoč (#7) • Žarko Paspalj (#8) • Dino Rađja (#14) • Jure Zdovc (#9) • Zoran Savić (#12) • Panagiotis Fasoulas (#13) • Fanis Christodoulou (#15) • Georgi Glouchkov (#10) • Hüsnü Çakırgil (#5) • Sorin Ardelean (#11) • Head Coach: Kostas Politis • Bold: Starting five players ==Score sheet==

SCORE SHEET: EVENT: FIBA Centennial Game DATE: June 8, 1991 ATTENDANCE:: 17,000 VENUE: SEF, Piraeus, Athens, Greece SCORE: Europe - Balkans 102–103 Europe: Epi 11, Jordi Villacampa 17, Antonio Martín 13, Antonello Riva, Walter Magnifico, Roberto Brunamonti, Richard Dacoury, Stéphane Ostrowski 8, Philip Szanyiel, Sergei Bazarevich 9, Igors Miglinieks, Andrejs Bondarenko Balkans: Toni Kukoč 14, Dino Rađja, Žarko Paspalj 15, Jure Zdovc 17, Zoran Savić, Nikos Galis 22, Panagiotis Giannakis 10, Panagiotis Fasoulas 12, Fanis Christodoulou, Georgi Glouchkov 0, Hüsnü Çakırgil, Sorin Ardelean 0 ---- ==See also==