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 National Team roster
2004
Award of Sophia Tournament, Sophia
(BUL)
Aug.24, 2004: FYR Macedonia - Romania 89-79
FYR Macedonia: Samardjiev 10, R.Stefanov 0, Simic 13, Cekovski 23,
Blazevski 16 (Tasovski 14, Dimitrovski 12, Karadzovski 1)
Romania: Stanescu 22, Szijarto 6, Burlacu 18, Helcioiu 11, Moceanu 8
(Vergu 0, Paltisan 0, Lapuste 5, Apostol 0, Fometescu 3, Silvasan 6)
Aug.23, 2004: Croatia - Romania
114-54
Croatia: M.Tomas 12, Mamic 7, Bagaric 10, Zizic 25, Popovic 14
(Rancic 23, Banic 9, Miljkovic 5, Novosel 9)
Romania: Stanescu 18**, Lapuste 4, Szijarto 3, Burlacu 7, Helcioiu 7
(Vergu 2, Paltisan 4, Apostol 4, Fometescu 5, Silvasan 0)
Aug.22, 2004: Bulgaria - Romania
90-63 (16-14, 31-16, 25-10, 18-23)
Bulgaria: Banev 7,Radionov 0,Angelov 10,Mladenov 12,Stoykov
3(Belberov 4,Georgiev 9,Videnov 9,Bozov 8,Davidov 13,Dimitrov
8,Hadjisotirov 3,Radulov 4,Koeshinov 0)
Romania: Stanescu 11,Fometescu 2,Lapuste 3,Szijarto 2,Burlacu
11(Vergu 4,Paltisan 6,Apostol 6,Silvasan 3,Helcioiu 15,Moceanu 0)
2002
| Group
B Standings |
| 1. Greece |
5-0 |
| 2. Spain |
4-1 |
| 3. Israel |
3-2 |
| 4. Romania |
2-3 |
| 5. Belgium |
1-4 |
| 6. Denmark |
0-5 |
European Championships 2003 Eliminations
Jan.26, 2002: Romania - Israel 56-72
(Alexe 10, Fometescu 3, Popescu 17, Helciou, Toader 2, Dumitrescu 3, Lapuste 6, Stanescu 10, Burlacu 5 - Shelef 17, Sharp 9, Tapiro 6, Gordon 2,
Saffar 15, Burstein 16, Green, Naor 5, Mizrachi, Lubin 2)
Jan.23, 2002: Denmark - Romania 75-76
(Jensen 13, Sinding 2, Larsen 5, Laulund 13, Drejer 31, Colman 3, Thuesen 2, Hansen 6 - Alexe 11, Popescu 16, Helciouiu 11, Toader 2, Dumitrescu 3, Lapuste 8, Stanescu 21, Burlacu 4)
2001
European Championships 2003 Eliminations
Nov.28, 2001: Romania - Belgium 74-69 (Alexe 18, Burlacu 4,Ciosici 9, Fometescu 5, Helcioiu 5, Lapuste 5, Popescu 16, Stanescu 12 - Herbert Baert 2, Paul Bayer 3, Christophe Beghin 13, Matthias Desaever 9, Yves Dupont 13, Butch Tshomba 15, Jim Potter 9, Jacques Stas 5)
Nov.24, 2001: Romania - Greece 60-92 (Alexe 8, Burlacu 4, Ciosici 4, Dumitrescu, Helcioiu 8, Iheadindu, Lapuste 6, Popescu 14, Stanescu 15, Toader 1 - Alvertis 14, Hatzivrettas 10, Kouvaris 4, Dikoudis 18, Papadopoulos 2, Papaloukas 11, Rentzias 22, Sigalas 6, Tsartsaris 5, Zizis)
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 2003 Pre-Qualification Games
Aug.29,
2001: Hungary – Romania 88-72 (Kalman 20, Bader 14, Sitku 13,
Pankar 12, Nemeth 11, Czigler 9, Meszaros 9, Fodor – Alexe 22, Popescu 19,
Stanescu 16, Alecu 6, Lapuste 5, Szijarto 4, Fometescu, Toader, Torday)
Aug.25, 2001: Romania - Austria
74:59 (- Kollik 20, J. Buggelsheim 8, Fritz 8, McCaw 8,
Woschank; Mayer 9, Knabl 4, Geisler 2, Moschik, Kohlmaier)
June 9, 2001: Romania –
Malta 110-47 (Popescu 23, Toader 18, Alexe 18, Stanescu 17, Lapuste 16,
Fometescu 8 – Naudi 18, Cassar 12, Said 5, Schembri 4, E.Riolo 4)
June
6, 2001: Romania – Hungary 56-53
June 2, 2001: Austria - Romania 68:73 (Stazic (22), Volcic
(20), McNeil (8), Woschank (6), Weissenböck (5), Kogler (5), Moschik (2),
J. Buggelsheim, Kohlmaier – Muresan 24, Stanescu 14, B.Popescu 10, Alexe
10, Lapuste 9, Morariu 3, Fometescu 2, Szijarto 1, Alecu, Burlacu)
2000
Exhibition games
19/7/00: Razgrad, BUL, Bulgaria – Romania
69-61 (Angelov 25, Mintchev 22 -)
18/7/00: Razgrad, BUL, Bulgaria – Romania 91-56 (Mintchev 30,
Angelov 20 -)
European
Championships 2003 Preliminary round in Vejle, Denmark (17-19/5/00)
Ireland 57 - Romania 51(24-19) (Ken Lacey 20, Adrian Fulton 7, Stephen
McGuirk 6, John 0’Connell 6 -)
Georgia 69 - Romania 71
1999
| Group
B Standings |
| 1. Russia |
9-1 |
| 3. FYROM |
8-2 |
| 2. Hungary |
6-4 |
| 5. Poland |
4-6 |
| 4. Portugal |
3-7 |
| 6. Romania |
0-10 |
European
Championships 1999 Eliminations
27/2/99 Romania - Russia
81-98 (Alecu, R. Popa 8, Lapuste 19 (2X3), Tordai 23, Burlacu 7,
Fometescu 7, Apostol 6, Mocanu 11)
24/2/99 Romania - FYRMacedonia 59-71 (Torday 18, Lapuste
14, Popa 9, Mocanu 8, Burlacu 6, Bicov 2, Alecu 2, Fometescu, Toader,
Apostol)
1998
European
Championships 1999 Eliminations
2/12/98 Poland – Romania
91-64 (Lapuste 22, Mocanu 8, D.Alecu 7, Burlacu 6, Apostol 6, Bicov 5,
Toader 5, Tenter 3, Fometescu 3)
26/11/97 Romania - Portugal 70-71 (Alexe 9, Palii 18, Paun 5,
Ardelean 5, Constantinescu 7, Stefan 15, Carutasu 2, Stanescu 9 / Pires 2,
Seixas 15, Marçal 14, Pinto 17, Miguel 8, Machado 7, Silva 6, Santos 2)
29/11/97 Hungary - Romania 86-56 (Mészáros 9, Orosz 2, Boros 9, Mérész
12, Gulyás 16, Sitku 12, Czigler 13, Halm 10, Fodor, Góbi 3 /
Constantinescu 3, Alexe 15, Palii 6, Stefan 5, Stanescu 15, Tordai 4, R.
Popa 3, Paun 2)
3/12/97 Romania - Poland 70-81 (Constantinescu 5, Alexe 9, Carutasu
2, Stefan 16, Stanescu 14, Paun 11, Voinescu 5, Mircea 4, R. Popa 2,
Ardelean 2 / Pluta 12, Zielinski 17, Tomczyk 21, Szybilski 16, Wojcik 6,
Jankowski 6, Bacik 4)
25/2/98 FYRMacedonia - Romania 80-52
28/2/98 Russia - Romania 115-45
25/11/98 Portugal - Romania 81-64 (Costa 6, Silva 13, Marçal 14,
Pinto 16, Ramos 12, Tavares 2, Seixas 14, Gomes 2, Santos 2 / Bicov 10,
Lapuste 20, Tenter 20, Burlacu 4, Mocanu 4, Toader 4, Ailenei 2)
28/11/98 Romania - Hungary 54-72 (Tenter 4, Bicov 15, Lapuste 11,
Apostol 5, Mocanu 7, Toader 6, Burlacu 3, D. Alecu 3 / Boros 6, Bencze 3,
Halm 12, Kornel 5, Guylas 5, Sitku 22, Kalman 9, Orosz 8, Czigler 2)
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