National Team roster

 2005 

 Spain at European Championships 2005: 4th place

Exhibition Games:
Sep.10, Madrid, ESP: Spain - Greece 80-88
ESP: José Manuel Calderón 9, Juan Carlos Navarro 20, Carlos Jiménez 0, Felipe Reyes 16, Jorge Garbajosa 18; Rudy Fernández, Fran Vázquez 6, De Miguel 2, Sergi Vidal 0, Carlos Cabezas 7, Iker Iturbe 2, Sergio Rodríguez 0
GRE: Chatzivrettas 7, Fotsis 14, Diamantidis 6, Papadopoulos 16, Kakiouzis 11; Vasilopoulos, Ntikoudis 9, Tsartsaris 2, Papaloukas 7, Bourousis, Zisis 16, Spanoulis 0
Sep.9: Spain - Croatia 89-82
ESP: José Manuel Calderón 5, Juan Carlos Navarro 11, Carlos Jiménez 12, Felipe Reyes 18, Jorge Garbajosa 13; Fran Vázquez 8, De Miguel 7, Sergi Vidal 2, Carlos Cabezas 2, Iker Iturbe 6, Alex Mumbrú 3, Sergio Rodríguez 2
CRO: Ukic 6, Giricek 20, Vujcic 11, Marco Tomas 3, Kasun 7; Planinic, Popovic 15, Prkacin 1, Ziziz 4, Mamic 11, Bagaric 0, Banic 4
Sep.7, Cordoba, ESP: Spain - Croatia 98-99 (22:21,22:16,21:27,21:22-12:13)
ESP: Calderon 14, Navarro 16, Jimenez 5, Vazquez 3, Garbajosa 12, Fernandez, Iturbe 7, Cabezas, Reyes 26, Vidal 9, Rodriguez, Miralles 6
CRO: Giricek 22, Planinic 22, Vujcic 10, Bagaric 8, Tomas 2, Banic, Ukic, Bazdaric, Zizic 4, Prkacin 4, Mamic15, Kasun10, Popovic2
Aug.28, Alicante (ESP): Spain - France 94-88
Aug.27, Calpe (ESP): Spain - France 95-84

Trofeo de la Comunidad Valenciana in Spain:
Sep.4: Spain - Germany 75-68
ESP: Jose Manuel Calderon (9), Rudy Fernandez (1), Carlos Jimenez (4), Fran Vazquez (9), Garbajosa (0) -cinco inicial-, Sergi Vidal (4), Felipe Reyes (10), Carlos Cabezas (4), De Miguel (6), Miralles (0), Sergio Rodríguez (0) and Juan Carlos Navarro (18).
GER: Roller (3), Okulaja (5), Greene (6), Arigbabu (4), Nowitzki (24), Pesic (4), Wucherer (7), Nikagbatse (4), Maras (4), Garrett (2) and Schultze (5).
Sep.3: Spain - Ukraine 82-49
ESP: Calderón (3), Rudy (15), Jiménez (6), Vázquez (15), Garbajosa (8) -cinco titular- Mumbrú (8), Cabezas (-), Reyes (9), De Miguel (9), Vidal (7), Sergio Rodríguez (-) y Miralles (2).
UKR: Rayevskyy (4), I. Krivych (6), Lishchuk (3), Gurtovyy (1), Medvedenko (7) -cinco titular- Butskyy (-), Kobzystyy (5), Lebedyev (3), Krivych (5), Pecherov (11), Koval (4) y Balachov (-).

 2004 

Tournament in Madrid, Spain
Aug.7, 2004: Spain - Argentina 98-90
Spain: Calderón 14, Navarro 9, Jiménez 9, Gasol 26, Garbajosa 15; Reyes 10, Dueñas 3, Comas 4, De la Fuente 2, Iturbe 6, Fernández 2
Argentina: Sánchez 8, Ginobili 14, Nocioni 11, Oberto 10, Wolkowyski 5; Scola 17, Montecchia 9, Sconochini 9, Herrmann, Fernández 3, Delfino 4, Gutiérrez
Aug.6, 2004: Spain - Greece 80-70
Spain: Calderón (3), Navarro (22), Jiménez (4), Garbajosa (13) y Gasol (24) – Reyes (3), Comas (-), Dueñas (5), De la Fuente (1), Rudy (5)
Greece: Chaztzivretas (2), Diamantidis (5), Kakiouzis (13), Dikoudis (12) y Fotsis (4) – Papaloukas (5), Alvertis (5), Papadopoulos (8), Papanikolau (-), Zisis (11), Spanoulis (5)

Aug.4, 2004: Exhibition Game: Spain - Puerto Rico 113-62
Spain: Pau Gasol 20
P.Rico: Rick Apodaca 11, Bobby Joe Hatton 10, Sharif Fajardo 10

Antonio Diaz Miguel Memorial Tournament in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
July 25, 2004: Spain - Serbia and Montenegro 83-78
July 24, 2004: Spain - Croatia 97-70

 2003 

 Spain at European Championships 2003: Finalist !!!

 2002 

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Jan.26, 2002: Greece - Spain 86-73
(Papaloukas 11, Sigalas 6, Alvertis 19, Dikoudis 5, Rentzias 16; Tsartsaris 13, Diamodopoulos 2, Kakiuzis, Charissis 14, Papanikolau - Nacho Rodríguez 12, Paraíso 1, Angulo 9, Garbajosa 18, Kornegay 6; Berni Rodríguez 4, Mumbrú 16, Alfonso Reyes 6, Felipe Reyes 1)
Jan.23, 2002: Belgium - Spain 63-78
(Doum Lauwers 9, Jacques Stas 16, Herbert Baert 7, Gerben Van Dorpe 7, Yves Dupont 10, Matthias De Saever 6, Piet De Bel 2, Eric Cleymans 5, Dmitri Jorssen 1 - Ignacio Rodríguez 12, Jose Antonio Paraíso 12, Lucio Angulo 7, Jorge Garbajosa 18, Chuck Kornegay 7, Juan Carlos Navarro 6, Alfonso Reyes 7, Bernardo Rodríguez 2, Felipe Reyes 7)

2001

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Nov.28, 2001: Spain - Israel 88-74 (Nacho Rodríguez 6, Lucio Angulo 12, Paraíso 15, Garbajosa 20, Dueñas 1; Marco 10, Kornegay 6, Navarro 12, Cabezas, A. Reyes 6 - Lubin 4, Turgeman 10, Kozikaro 3, Shelef 5, Green 19; Gordon 2, Tapiro 18, Naor 10, Peleg 3, Shenfeld)
Nov.24, 2001: Denmark - Spain 66-96 (Jensen 9, Drejer 24, Langvad, Larsen 5, Andersen 13; Sorensen 3, Sinding 2, Thuesen 8, Soren Hansen 2 - Nacho Rodríguez 8, Lucio Angulo 4, Paraíso 15, Alfonso Reyes 16, Garbajosa 14; Dueñas 9, Navarro 20, Berni Rodríguez 3, Marco 3, Felipe Reyes 4)
Nov.21, 2001: Spain - Romania 90-52 (Nacho Rodríguez 7, L. Angulo 5, Paraíso 3, Alfonso Reyes 17, Garbajosa 17; Kornegay 11, Navarro 12, Cabezas 9, Berni Rodríguez 4, Dueñas 5 - Alexe 4, B.Popescu 11, Heicioiu 3, Stanescu 12, Ciosici 4; Szijarto, Burlacu 10, Dumitrescu, Lapuste 2, Toaeder 6)

  European Championships 2001 in Turkey 

Sep.9, 2001, Bronze Medal Game: Spain – Germany 99-90 (López 5, Angulo, Paraíso 5, Gasol 31, Alfonso Reyes 8; Rodríguez 7, Navarro 27, Garbajosa 12, Kornegay, Jiménez 2, Felipe Reyes 2, Vázquez - Demirel 7, Garris 2, Okulaja 4, Nowitzki 43, Femerling 14; Pesic 7, Garrett, Papic, Tomic 6, Bradley 7)
Sep.7, 2001, Semifinals: Yugoslavia – Spain 78-65 (Jaric 4, Bodiroga 15, Stojakovic 30, Drobnjak 13, Tomasevic; Obradovic 5, Gurovic 4, Tarlac 4, Scepanovic 3 - Lopez 8, Angulo 12, Paraiso 8, Gasol 22, A. Reyes 6; Navarro 5, Jimenez 2, Rodriguez 2, Kornegay, Garbajosa)
Sep.6, 2001, Quarterfinals: Russia – Spain 55-62 (E.Pachoutine 2, Z.Pachoutine 5, Kirilenko 7, Panov 8, Morgunov 6, Anton dnp, Bachminov 9, Koudeline 8, Chikalkin 12, Samoylenko - Lopez 2, Angulo 9, Paraiso 5, Gasol 7, A. Reyes 13, Kornegay 5, Navarro 12, Rodriguez 2, F. Reyes dnp, Jimenez 3, Garbajosa 4)
Day 4, Sep.3, 2001, Cross Eliminations: Spain - Israel 71-67 (López 7, Angulo 5, Paraíso 3, Gasol 15, Alfonso Reyes 16; Jiménez 2, Navarro 6, Kornegay 3, Rodríguez 9, Garbajosa 5 - Sharp 7, Lubin 9, Torgeman 15, Saffar 13, Gordon; Green 5, Tapiro 14, Peleg 4, Kozikaro)
Day 3, Sep.2, 2001: Spain – Turkey 79-84 (Gasol 21, Kornegay, Navarro 24, Rodriguez, Reyes F. 4, Jimenez 3, Angulo 4, Paraiso 9, Lopez 6, Reyes A. 5, Garbajosa 3 - Tunçeri 2, Turkoglu 13, Turkçan 5, Ene, Pars 2, Kutluay 35, Besok 12, Okur 15, Yildirim, Onan)
Day 2, Sep.1, 2001: Spain – Latvia 106-77 (López 5, Paraíso 16, Angulo 6, Gasol 15, Alfonso Reyes 15; Kornegay 5, Navarro 15, Rodríguez 11, Jiménez 2, Garbajosa 4, Felipe Reyes 6, Vázquez 6 - Miglinieks 1, Vitols 4, Bagatskis 19, Kambala 14, Helmanis 20; Stelmahers 4, Laksa 7, Vecvagars, Kristaps 2, Grafs 2, Valeiko 4)
Day 1, Aug.31, 2001: Spain – Slovenia 85-69 (López 14, Angulo 7, Paraíso 17, Gasol 12, Alfonso Reyes 7, Navarro 14, Jiménez 7, Vázquez, Kornegay 4, Rodríguez 2, Garbajosa 1 - McDonald 2, Becirovic 9, Milic 10, Jurkovic 3, Nesterovic 8, Gorenc 4, Smodis 4, Tusek 3, Udrih 12, Kraljevic 2, Lakovic 4, Jagodnik)

Exhibition Games 
Aug.21, 2001: Spain - Russia 73-56
Memorial Antonio Diaz Miguel in Algeciras (ESP)
Aug.19, 2001: Spain - France 98-91 (Navarro 26, Gasol 18, Paraiso 18, A.Reyes 14, Garbajosa 9, L.Angulo 5, Rodriguez 3, Kornegay 2, Jimenez 2, Lopez, Vasquez dnp, F.Reyes dnp. Coach: Javier Imbroda - Risacher 19, Parker 19, Palmer 12, Foirest 11, Weis 10, Sciarra 9, Julian 4, Bilba 3, Dioumassi 3, Evtimov, Micoud dnp. Coach: Alain Weisz)
Aug.17, 2001: Spain - Israel 81-72 (Raul López 6, Lucio Angulo 4, Paraiso 9, Gasol 15, Alfonso Reyes 10; Navarro 17, Nacho Rodriguez 7, Carlos Jimenez 1, Kornegay 8, Garbajosa 2, Vazquez 2 - Sharp 12, Saffar 14, Burstein 12, Shelef 4, Green 11; Tapiro 17, Turgeman, Lubin 2)
Aug.15, 2001: Spain - Greece 84-79 (López 15, Paraíso 6, Lucio Angulo 3, Gasol 20, Alfonso Reyes 10; Kornegay 7, Navarro 16, Rodríguez 2, Jiménez, Garbajosa 5 - Papalukas 7, Papanikolau, Alvertis 18, Kakiusis 17, Rentzias 24; Papadopoulos, Kalaitzis 4, Sigalas 6, Fotsis 2, Dikudis 1)
June 24, 2001: Spain – Portugal 125-73 (Vázquez 5, Cazorla 3, Marco 11, Alzamora 11, Garbajosa 10; Camps 11, Montáñez 14, Grimau 6, Fernández 3, Mumbrú 19, Fernández 16, Guardia 16 - Nuno 9, Bento 1, Coelho 9, Montinho 14, Cruz 10; Costa 4, Sardo 6, Pinto 5, Nunes 15, Mane)
June 23, 2001: Spain – Portugal 106-59 (Marco 8, Vázquez 18, Mumbrú 7, Guardia 18, Garbajosa 11; Camps 5, Montáñez 4, Grimau 13, Cazorla 5, Rodríguez 2, Fernández 2, Alzamora 13 - Costa 11, Moutinho 11, Pinto 1, Cruz 10, Sardo; Nuno 13, Bento, Coelho 12, Nunes 1, Mane).

2000

Olympic Games 2000 in Sydney - Spain took 9th place 
Check all Spain games at the Olympics '00

  Exhibition Games 
12/9/00, Perth (AUS): Spain - Lakeside All-Stars 90-92 (Rodríguez 14, Angulo 12, De la Fuente 13, De Miguel 4, Reyes 17; Raúl Lopez 2, Garbajosa 8, Herreros 2, Navarro 8, Rogers 10 - Bruton 33, Williams 4, Grandison 9, Stiff 22, Michaels 5; Nash 19, McLennan).
10/9/00, Wollongong (AUS): Spain – Italy 63-67 (Rodríguez, Jiménez 5, Herreros 3, Reyes 5, Dueñas 5; Lopez 4, Garbajosa 11, De la Fuente 8, De Miguel 5, Navarro 15, Rogers 2 - Fucka 18, Mayers 15, Meneghin 11, Mian 4, Camata 2; Basille, Galanda 7, Maggoli 2, Abbio 7, Damiao 1).
9/9/00: Perth (AUS): Spain - SBL All Stars 110-68 (Lopez 2, Angulo 12, Jiménez 8, Rogers 16, Dueñas 26; Navarro 16, Garbajosa 4, Rodríguez 4, De la Fuente 11, Herreros 3, De Miguel 1 - Borowicz 14, Brown 10, Muller 8, Timmons 12, Allen 6; Thompson 2, Sinfield, Sxestsr, Bevington 10, Read 2, Erickson 4)
7/9/00, Perth (AUS), Exhibition: Spain – France 82-67 (Rodriguez 13, Herreros 15, Jimenez 2, Reyes 22, Duenas 2; Lopez 6, Garbajosa 9, De la Fuente 5, De Miguel 8 - Rigaudeau 18, Bonato 16 Risacher 7, Bilba, Weis 12; Sonko 2, L.Sciarra, Antoine, L.Foirest 2, T.Gadou 1, C.Julian, C.Palmer 9)
Super Dream Games at Tokyo (JPN):
5/9/00: USA – Spain 95-66 (Allen 10, Smith 6, Payton 10, Mourning 8, Garnett 4 ,Kidd 7, Houston 10, Hardaway 7, Carter 10, Baker 8, McDyess 9, Abdur-Rahim 6 - Rodríguez 2, Jiménez 5, Herreros 14, A.Reyes 13, Dueñas; Lopez 5, Navarro 9, De la Fuente 1, Garbajosa 8, De Miguel, Rogers 8, Angulo 1)
4/9/00: Japan – Spain 58-99 (Aono 1, Sako 16, Orimo 5, Shoji 14, Furuta 2; Naya 2, Miyanokoshi 3, Kita 9, Weiss 3, Hasegawa, Sakumoto, Ishizaka 3 - Rodríguez 7, Jiménez 7, Herreros 12, De Miguel 6, Reyes 11; Garbajosa 7, R.Lopez 5, De la Fuente 3, Navarro 13, Rogers, Angulo 14, Dueñas 14)

Tournament in Valladolid (ESP)
28/8/99: Final: Lithuania - Spain 91:89 (S.Jasikevicius 24, A.Giedraitis 16, T.Masiulis 16, D.Songaila 9, M.Timinskas 8, D.Adomaitis 7, G.Einikis 7, M.Zukauskas 2, K.Marciulionis 2 - I.Rodriguez 18, A.Reyes 17, I.De Miguel 13)
25/8/00: Spain - Greece 76-70 (Angulo 8, Rodríguez, De la Fuente 7, De Miguel 2, Reyes 22; Lopez 5, Garbajosa 5, Jiménez 5, Navarro 8, Rogers 14 - Kalaitzis 7, Papanikolau 11, Sigalas 7, Ekonomou 16, Dikoudis 12; Boudouris, Chatzivretas, Alvertis 11, Papadopoulos 6)

23/8/00: Turkey – Spain 65-66 (Okur 23, Ene 11, Pars 9, Tunçeri 7, Beþok 6, Bibo 6, Türkoðlu 3, Vekiloðlu - Garbajosa 12, Angulo 11, De Miguel 10, Reyes 10, Rodriquez 7, De La Fuente 7, Navarro 5, Lopez 2, Rogers 2, Jimenez)
22/8/00: Spain 104 - Croatia 80 (N.Rodríguez 6, Jiménez 5, Angulo 3, De Miguel 2, Reyes 19; Rogers 14, Navarro 19, De la Fuente 16, Raúl Lopez 10, Garbajosa 10 - Mulaomerovic 16, Rimac 12, Sesar 16, Nicevic 8, Tabak 3; Vujcic 4, Ruzic 5, Mamic 8, Krstic 7, Skelin 1)
20/8/00: France – Spain 82-58 (Sonko 2, Rigaudeau 8, Bilba 12, Weis 4, Risacher 12; Sciara 5, Foirest 14, Bonato 12, Gadou 6, Julian 2, Palmer 2, Dioumassi 3 - Rodríguez, Jiménez, Reyes 16, De Miguel 2, Herreros 8; Alberto Angulo 4, De la Fuente 4, Rogers 4, Garbajosa 8, Navarro 2, Lopez 10).
Granada (ESP), 18/8/00: Spain - Lithuania 72-87 (Reyes 17, De Miguel 16, Herreros 16, R.Lopez 7 -)
Super Four Tournament
Day 1, 3/8/00: Argentina - Spain 77-78 (Sucatzky 4, Palladino 9, Nocioni 6, Gutiérrez 9, Wolkowyski 19; Fernández 3, Farabello 14, Herrmann 7, Baldo 4, Moldú 1, Olivares, Malara 1 - Marco 14, Vásquez 11, Sanmartín 10, Guardia 19, Fernández 3; González 7, Mumbrú, Torres 4, Rodríguez 4, Grimau 6, Vidaurreta)
Day 2, 4/8/00: Spain - Slovenia 90-88 (Marco 18, Vásquez 10, Sanmartín 6, Guardia 19, Fernández 4; Grimau 2, O.González, Ricardo González 11, J.Rodríguez 6, Mumbru 14, Vidaurreta, Torres - Petrov 6, Golemac 21, Grunm 2, Gorenc 3, Brezec 8; Tragsic 6, Duscak 21, Drobnjak, Jogodenik 12, Jurak 9)
Day 3, 5/8/00: Brazil - Spain 83-79 (Ratto 17, Demétruis 3, Vanderlei 13, Janjão 12, Sandro 7, Helinho, Alírio 2, Marcelinho 7, Rogério 21, Aylton 1, Michel - Sanmartín, Oscar González 5, Vázquez 16, Guardia 17, Pedro Fernández 11; Grimau 2, Marco 13, Ricardo González 4, Mumbru 11, Vidaurreta)

  Exhibition Games 
Nov.17, 1999: Spain – Macedonia 74-66 (Rodríguez 5, Herreros 18, De la Fuente 6, De Miguel 4, Dueñas 5; Angulo, Reyes 19, Rodilla, Romero 8, Esteller 6, Corrales 3 y Jiménez)
June 13, 1999: Spain 70 - Lithuania 81 (Rodriguez 1, Jimenez 0, Herreros 6, Romero 4, De Miguel 4; Angulo 15, Corrales 14, De la Fuernte 3, Esteller 5, Reyes 8, Duenas 10)

  European Championships 1999 in France 
July 3, 1999: Final: Spain - Italy 56-64 ( Herreros 10, Reyes 7, Jimenez 3, De Miguel 1, Rodriguez; Corrales 15, Duenas 7, Esteller 5, Romero 4, De La Fuente 4, Angulo - Myers 18, Fucka 10, Chiacig 9, Depol 7, Meneghin 2; Abbio 10, Galanda 4, Basile 2, Marconato 2)
July 2, 1999: Semifinals: France - Spain 63-70 ( Bilba 11, Rigaudeau 10, Digbeu 8, Foirest 7, Weis; Gadou 10, Smith 6, Sonko 4, Abdul-Wahad 4, Risacher 3, Sciarra, Julian - Herreros 29, De Miguel 14, Reyes 10, Rodriguez 2, Jimenez; De La Fuente 6, Duenas 4, Corrales 3, Angulo 2)
July 1, 1999: Quarterfinals: Spain - Lithuania 74-72 ( Herreros 28, Reyes 8, De Miguel 7, Jimenez 4, Rodriguez 3; Angulo 10, Duenas 6, Corrales 4, De La Fuente 4, Romero - Karnishovas 17, Masiulis 8, Stombergas 8, Sabonis 3, Maskoliunas; Jasikievicius 22, E.Zukauskas 5, M.Zukauskas 5, Adomaitis 2, Einikis 2)
June 28, 1999: Group E: Spain – Israel 88-74 ( Reyes 19, Rodriguez 16, Herreros 12, De Miguel 12, Jimenez 2; De La Fuente 13, Angulo 6, Romero 5, Corrales 3 - Sheffer 17, Henefeld 12, Steinhauer 10, Goodes 3, Turgeman 3; Shelef 16, Katash 8, Cohen-Mintz 3, Tapiro 1, Saffar 1, Daniel, Amsalem)
June 27, 1999: Group E: Yugoslavia – Spain 77-63 ( Danilovic 16, Divac 15, Gurovic 10, Bodiroga 9, Loncar 5; Obradovic 7, Scepanovic 6, Tomasevic 6, Topis 3, Tarlac - Herreros 14, Duenas 6, De Miguel 4, Jimenez 2, Rodriguez; Reyes 18, Rodilla 6, Romero 3, Esteller 3, De La Fuente 3, Angulo 2, Corrales 2)
June 26, 1999: Group E: Spain - France 57-74 ( Duenas 15, Herreros 6, De Miguel 4, Jimenez 3, Rodriguez; Angulo 10, Reyes 6, Rodilla 4, Romero 4, Corrales 2, Esteller 2, De La Fuente 1 - Rigaudeau 21, Foirest 14, Bilba 8, Abdul-Wahad, Weis; Smith 14, Risacher 7, Sonko 4, Julian 4, Digbeu 2, Sciarra)
June 23, 1999: Group B: Russia – Spain 69-72 ( Petrenko 19, Karassev 13, Koudeline 11, Panov 10, Nossov 7, Babkov 5, Kissourine 2, Avleev 2, Tikhonenko – Herreros 20, Rodilla 7, De La Funte 7, De Miguel 7, Reyes 6, Corrales 5, Jimenez 5, Duenas 5, Romero 4, Rodriguez 3, Esteller 3, Angulo)
June 22, 1999: Group B: Spain – Slovenia 75-85 (Rodríguez 3, Herreros 29, De la Fuente 8, De Miguel 10, Dueñas 6; Reyes 2, Esteller 2, Corrales 9, Romero 6 - Daneu 13, Zdovc 8, Milic 10, Smodis 27, Kraljevic 4; Becirovic 11, Nesterovic 12, Jagodnik, Jurkovic)
June 21, 1999: Group B: Hungary – Spain 75-84 (Angulo 2, Corrales 6, Romero 2, Rodriguez 3, De La Fuente 14, Herreros 25, Esteller 3, Reyes 10, De Miguel 15, Dueñas 4 - Sitku 5, Benzce 3, Kalman 11, Halm 10, David 8, Boros 6, Gulyas 23, Meszaros 5, Czigler 4)

Gijon Tournament, 9/6/99
Spain – Lithuania 87-84 (Rodríguez 6, Jiménez 11, Herreros 13, De Miguel 12 y Romero 8 – cinco, Angulo 2, Rodilla 2, Corrales 5, De la Fuente 5, Esteller 3, Reyes 9 y Dueñas 11)
Spain - Hungary 90-75 (Rodriguez 0, Jimenez 2, Herreros 19, De Miguel 13, Roméro 14/3, Angulo 6, Rodilla 7/3, Corráles 8/6, Orenga 3, De la Fuente 2, Paraiso 4, Reyes 10, Esteller 2)

Friendly 8/6/99 Spain B-Slovenia 89:86

Tournament in Huelva, 3-5/6/99
Spain – France 91-81, OT (Rodriguez 4, Angulo 17, Jimenez 0, Reyes 11, Romero 10, Rodilla 1, Corrales 13, Orenga 8, De la Fuente 16, Paraiso 6, De Miguel 3, Esteller 2)
Spain – Greece 60-65 (Rodriguez 2, Herreros 13, Paraiso 1, Reyes 7, Dueñas 10+12, Angulo 0, Rodilla 5, Corrales 0, Orenga 5, Jimenez 2, De la Fuente 6, De Miguel 9)
Spain – Croatia 76-80 (Rodríguez 3, Herreros 6, Jiménez 13, Reyes 15, Dueñas 4, Romero, Rodilla 7, Esteller 7, De Miguel 10, De la Fuente, Corrales 3, Angulo 8)

Eliminations to Eurochampionships'99
27/2/99 Danemark - Spain 63-80
24/2/99 Spain – Israel 71-63 (Duenas 16, Reyes 13, Herreros 12, Rodriguez 10, De Miguel 5, Jimenez 5, Corrales 3, Romero 3, Angulo 2, Paraiso 2)

1998

Eliminations to Eurochampionships'99
2/12/98 Belarus – Spain 79-93 (Corrales 19, Herreros 17, Reyes 17)
28/11/98 Spain – England 74-58 (Herreros 20, De La Fuente 11, Espinosa 11)
25/11/98 Spain – Ukraine 80-51 (Volkov 14, Belezevsky 14)

  World Championships 1998 in Athens (GRE) 
Day 12 (Finals), Aug.9, 1998: 5^th place game: Spain – Italy 64-61 ( Herreros 17, Reyes 13, Angulo 8, Jimenez 7, De Miguel 5, Azofra 4, Orenga 4, De La Fuente 4, Duenas 2 - Abbio 13, Chiacig 12, Fucka 10, Pozzecco 9, De Pol 4, Bonora 3, galanda 3, Damiao 3, Myers 2, Meneghin 2)
Day 11, Aug.8, 1998: 5-8^th places: Argentina – Spain 64-77 ( Espil 18, Ginobili 13, Oberto 9, Nicola 8, Milanesio 6, Montecchia 5, Wolkowisky 4, Simoni 1 - Orenga 22, Herreros 15, Angulo 10, Azofra 8, Reyes 6, De Miguel 4, Jimenez 4, De La Fuente 4, Duenas 2, Ridriguez 2)
Day 10, Aug.7, 1998: Quarterfinals: Greece - Spain 69-62 ( Economou 21, Koronios 15, Fassoulas 11, Sigalas 6, Alvertis 6, Balogiannis 5, Rentzias 3, Tsakalidis 2 - Rodriguez 12, Reyes 10, Angulo 6, Orenga 6, Herreros 6, Duenas 6, Paraiso 5, De Miguel 5, Jimenez 4, Rodilla 2)
Day 7, Aug.4, 1998: Spain – Lithuania 86-80, OT ( Angulo 9, Rodilla, Orenga 9, Rodriguez 7, Jimenez 6, De La Fuente 2, Herreros 27, Paraiso, De Miguel 8, Reyes 19, Duenas - Jasikevicius 10, Zukauskas E. 6, Masiulis 8, Stobergas 9, Pacesas, Lukminas 6, Adomaitis 8, Karnisovas 20, Maskoliunas, Einikis 7, Praskevicius 6)
Day 6, Aug.3, 1998: Spain – USA 73-75 ( Hawkins 2, Garris 11, Sasser, J.King 9, Edwards, Oliver 17, Alexis 10, G.King 5, Wood 3, Amaia 6, Miller - Azofra, Orenga 5, Rodriguez 5, De La Fuente 6, Herreros 27, Paraiso 8, De Miguel 7, Reyes 10, Duenas)
Day 5, Aug.2, 1998: Spain – Brazil 73-63 ( Angulo 17, Azofra 4, Orenga 2, Rodriguez 17, Jimenez, De La Fuente 4, Herreros 11, De Miguel, Reyes 11, Duenas 7 - Fonseca 5, Cazziolato 4, Vianna 15, Varejao 4, Ferraciu 10, Rubens 3, Pegolo 4, Josuel 4, Clemente, Klafke 14, Joerke)
Day 3, July 31, 1998: Spain - Argentina 68-67 OT ( Angulo 5, Rodilla 2, Orenga 7, Rodriguez 18, De La Fuente 3, Herreros 21, Paraiso, De Miguel 2, Reyes 10, Duenas - Nicola 7, Sconochini 17, Montechia 3, De La Fuente 3, Milanesio 3, Espil 9, Ossela 7, Oberto 12, Ginobili, Wolkowisky)
Day 2, July 30, 1998: Spain – Australia 77-76 ( Angulo, Rodilla, Orenga 10, Rodriguez 13, Jimenez, De La Fuente 7, Herreros 24, De Miguel 10, Reyes 11, Duenas 2 - Ronaldson 17, Maher 3, Fisher 2, MacKinnon 14, Gaze 10, Heal 9, Anstey 10, Vlahov 4, Roggers 7)
Day 1, July 29, 1998: Nigeria - Spain 68-80 ( Ogwudire 5, Ayinla, Okonkwo, Acha 23, Owinke, Nwosu 10, Dare 8, Awuokai 5, Ekesie 11, Aluna, Okenwa 5 - Anculo 7, Rodilla 14, Orenga 11, Rodriguez 1, Jimenez 4, Herreros 13, Paraiso 4, De Miguel 12, Reyes 14, Duenas)

Friendly Games (July'98)
Sevilla, ESP: Spain - France 73-63 Herreros 18, Reyes 10, Jimenez 10
Carlos Jimenez of Estudiantes Madrid, held Tarik Abdul-Wahad of the Sacramento Kings to six points...

Eliminations to Eurochampionships'99
28/2/98 Spain - Danemark 86-57
25/2/98 Israel - Spain 61-67
3/12/97 Spain - Belarussiya 101-53

1997

29/11/97 England - Spain 76-92 (Nacho Rodriguez 2, Herreros 21, Paraiso 6, Romero 6, Orenga 4, Reyes 16, Junyent 12, Angulo 18, Rodilla 7)
26/11/97 Spain - Ukraine 66-83
(N.Rodriguez 5, Herreros 12, Paraiso 22, Orenga 3, Romero, Angulo 11, Azofra 5, Jimenez 1, Capdevilla 3, Reyes 21)

European Championships '97 - Spain took 5th place
Spain - Ukraine 82-54 (Martinez 16, Angulo 15, Herreros 10, Reyes 7, Smith 6, Duenas 6, R.Jofresa 6, T.Jofresa 5, Orenga 4, Paraiso 4, Esteller 3)
Spain - Croatia 78-71 (Smith 24, Herreros 18, Martinez 14, R.Jofresa 13, Duenas 5, Reyes 4)
Spain - Germany 67-59 (R.Jofresa 14, Martinez 13, Herreros 12, Orenga 11, Duenas 6, Reyes 5, Rodriguez 3, Esteller 3, Smith, Angulo)
Placed 1st in Group D (3-0)
Group F Results:
Spain - Italy 60-63 (Herreros 15, R.Jofresa 13, Esteller 12, Reyes 7, Duenas 7, Orenga 5, Smith 1, Angulo, Martinez)
Spain - Poland 104-61 (Angulo 21, Reyes 21, Martinez 15, Duenas 12, Paraiso 8, Rodriguez 7, Orenga 6, Smith 6, Esteller 6, T.Jofresa 2)
Spain - Yugoslavia 70-79 (Reyes 20, Smith 14, Angulo 9, Rodriguez 9, Duenas 7, Martinez 5, Esteller 4, Orenga 2, R.Jofresa)
Quarterfinal: Spain - Russia 67-70 (Orenga 17, Smith 12, Herreros 10, Esteller 9, Martinez 5, Reyes 4, R.Jofresa 4, Duenas 3, Angulo 2, Rodriguez 1)
Classification: Spain - Turkey 86-81 (Herreros 18, Reyer 17, Martinez 15, R.Jofresa 9, Angulo 8, Smith 8, Duenas 7, Esteller 2, Orenga 2, Rodriguez)
5th Place Game: Spain - Lithuania 94-93 (Herreros 20, Martinez 19, Angulo 17, Reyes 8, R.Jofresa 7, Rodriguez 6, Duenas 5, T.Jofresa 5, Orenga 4, Paraiso 3, Smith)