National Team roster

 2005 

 Russia at European Championships 2005: 8th place

Exhibition Games:
Sep.13: Chekhov: Russia - Latvia 83-80

Supercup of Federations, Moscow (RUS):
Sep.9: Russia – Lithuania 77-71 (17-20, 22-8, 14-23, 24-20)
RUS: Khryapa 11, Kirilenko 11+14reb+6bs+2st., Savrasenko 0, Holden 17, Sergei Monya (204-F-83) 17 – starting, Likholitov 2, Z. Pashoutin 4, Morgunov 9, Fridzon 1, Samoilenko 5
LTU: Siskauskas 6, K. Lavrinovic 6, Javtokas 2, Likauskis 0, Jasaitis 11 - starting, M. Zukauskas 15, Ginevicius 6, D. Lavrinovic 15, Jankunas 8, Gustas 2, Serapinas 0
Aug.20: Russia - Lithuania 73:58 (19:20, 20:17, 11:8, 23:13)
Russia: Kirilenko 23, Khryapa 16, Morgunov 5, Karasev 4, Domani 3, Fridzon 3, Samoilenko 2, Savrasenko 2, Pashutine 0, Diatchok 0, Ponkrashov 0
Lithuania: D.Lavrinovic 18, Siskauskas 16, Jasaitis 13, Lukauskis 8, K.Lavrinovic 10, Salenga 3, Javtokas 2, Serapinas 2, Gustas 1, Ginevicius 0, Delininkaitis 0

Exhibition Games
Aug.19: Belarus - Russia 53-69 (11:13, 15:15, 15:18, 12:23)
BLR: Charko - 8, Krivonos - 2, Ulianko - 6, Korshuk - 9, Alialseyeu - 4; Kudriavtsev - 12, Zyskunov - 5, Kandrusevich - 4, Akulich - 3

World Efes Pilsen Tournament in Istanbul (TUR)
Sep.3: 3rd Place: Russia - Slovenia 89-82
RUS: Anton Ponkrashov 1, J.R. Robert 'J.R.' Holden 16, Fedor Likholitov 9, Vitali Fridzon 6, Nikita Morgunov 11, Petr Samoylenko 0, Viktor Khryapa 15, Zakhar Pachoutine 6, Sergei Monya 14, Andrei Kirilenko 5, Vladimir Diatchok 2, Alexei Savrasenko 4
SLO: Goran Jurak 2, Jaka Lakovic 3, Aleksandar Capin 8, Sani Becirovic 10, Radoslav Nesterovic 8, Beno Udrih 13, Erazem Lorbek 9, Marko Milic 2, Marko Maravic 7, Uros Slokar 11
Sep.2: Semifinals: Russia - Italy 70-73
RUS: Robert 'J.R.' Holden 15, Fedor Likholitov 2, Vitally Fridzon 2, Nikita Morgunov 1, Petr Samoylenko 2, Viktor Khryapa 9, Zakhar Pashutin 2, Sergei Monya 14, Andrei Andrei Kirilenko 15, Aleksey Alexei Savrasenko 8
ITA: Dante Calabria 18, Gianluca Basile 16, Giacomo Galanda 6, Matteo Soragna 6, Denis Marconato 4, Gianmarco Pozzecco 10, Alex Righetti 0, Angelo Gigli 5, Massimo Bulleri 2, Roberto Chiacig 2, Stefano Mancinelli 4
Sep.1: Russia - France 73-69
RUS: Anton Ponkrashov 0, J.R. Holden 16, Fedor Likholitov 3, Nikita Morgunov 2, Petr Samoylenko 0, Victor Khryapa 13, Zakhar Pashutin 2, Sergey Monya 17, Andrei Kirilenko 13, Vladimir Dyachok 0, Alexei Savrasenko 7
FRA: Mickael Gelabale 13, Antoine Rigaudeau 3, Mickael Pietrus 3, Anthony Parker 10, Alain Digbeu 0, Florent Pietrus 15, Jerome Schimitt 4, Boris Diaw 17, Claude Marquis 4, Sacha Giffa 0

Exhibition Games
Aug.7, Decin (CZE): Czech Rep. - Russia 80:63 (15:20, 25:16, 16:16, 24:11)
Czech Republic: Maurice Whitfield 17, Jiri Welsch 16, Lubos Barton 15, Pavel Milos 12, Benda 2 - Ondrej Starosta 9, Pavlik 5, Pospisil 2, Dan Dousa 2, Sokolovsky 0, Votroubek 0, Kremen 0
Russia: Dyachok 17, Samoylenko 15, Savrasenko 10, Pashutin 8, Domani 4 - Ponkrashov 6, Morgunov 3, Ivanov 0, Keyru DNP, Padius DNP
Aug.6, Prague (CZE): Czech Rep. - Russia 97:69 (16:20, 22:19, 31:14, 28:16)
CZE: Pavel Milos 22, Lubos Barton 17, Maurice Whitfield 11, Petr Benda 8, Pospisil 2 - Ladislav Sokolovsky 9, Votroubek 9, Czudek 7, Dan Dousa 7, Kremen 5, Pavlik
RUS: Savrashenko 20, Dyachok 14, Domani 6, Pashutin 4, Samoylenko 3 - Ponkrashov 8, Morgunov 5, Ivanov 5, Keyru 3, Padius 1, Mikhailov DNP

 2004 

Qualifications to EC 2005
Sep.22, 2004: Sweden - Russia 81-92 (15-28, 24-22, 19-16, 23-26)
Sweden: Larsson, H.17, Nyström, J.10, Levin, M.8, Nnamaka, O.9, Larsson, J.3, Jönzen, F.12, Ringström , P.4, Pettersson, J.14, Palm, M.4
Russia: Karasev, V.12, Panov, S.16, Panin, V.2, Petrenko, A.21, Toporov, S.4, Mikhaylov, M.6, Pashutin, Z.11, Diatchok, V.5, Domani, D.8, Savrasenko, A.7
Sep.18, 2004: Russia - Croatia 75-65 (22:14, 22:18, 14:12, 17:21)
Russia: Karasev 6, Likholitov, Panov 10, Panin, Petrenko 7, Toporov, Mikhailov 8, Pashutin 5, Diatchok 7, Kirilenko 14, Domani 8, Savrasenko 10
Croatia: Baždaric 2, Popovic 16, Vujcic 11, Žižic 11, Rancic 10, Ukic 13, Miljkovic, Tomas 2, Mamic, Spralja, Banic
Sep.11, 2004: Russia - Sweden 94-64 (21-12, 29-14, 30-17, 17-21)
Russia: Kirilenko 24, Karassev 15, Panov 12, Likholitov 10, Paszutin 9, Diatchok 9, Savrasenko 8, Domani 7, Petrenko 2, Mikhailov 1, Panin 0
Sweden: Jönzen 15, Nnamaka 13, Drains 10, Larsson 9, Levin 7, Ilunga 6, Pettersson 4, Nyström 0, Larsson 0, Kjellbom 0, Ringström 0
Sep.9, 2004: Croatia - Russia 86-63 (24-17, 21-20, 18-11, 23-15)
Croatia: Popovic, M. 15, Vujcic, N. 13, Zizic, A. 20, Rancic, D. 10, Ukic, R.5, Tomas, M.13, Mamic, M. 2, Bagaric, D.4, Banic, M. 4
Russia: Karasev, V. 16, Likholitov, F. 9, Panov, S. 7, Petrenko, A. 3, Toporov, S.3, Mikhaylov, M. 6, Pashutin, Z. 4, Diatchok, V.5, Panin, V. 2, Domani, D. 3, Savrasenko, A.5

Efes WorldCup in Istanbul (TUR)
Sep.2, 2004: 3rd place game: Russia - Germany -66-48
Russia: Pashutin: 12, Toporov: 12, Likholitov: 10, Panov: 9, Karasev: 6, Panin: 5, Bashminov: 4, Domani: 3, Savrasenko: 3, Penkine: 2, Mikhaylov: DNP, Petrenko: DNP
Germany: Garrett: 8, Arigbabu: 8, Garris: 7, Greene: 7, Femerling: 6, Wucherer: 6, Jagla: 4, Hamann: 2, Herber: 0, Klepac: 0, Mädrich: 0, Nikagbatse: DNP
Sep.1, 2004: Turkey - Russia 79-74
Russia: Vasily Karasev 16(3a), Fedor Likholitov (DND), Sergey Panov 6(7r,5to), Alexander Bashminov(DND), Alexander Petrenko 10(6r,3to), Sergey Toporov 16(3to), Mikhail Mikhaylov 2(3r,4a), Zakhar Pashutin 9, Andrey Penkine (DND), Vadim Panin (DND), Dmirty Domani 8(4r,3a), Alexey Savrasenko 7(8r)
Turkey: Kerem Tunceri 5, Valentin Pastal 0, Baris Ermis 3(4a), Ender Arslan 17(3r,4st), Semih Erden 0, Huseyin Demiral (DND), Ibrahim Kutluay 10(3a), Fatih Solak (DND), Kerem Gonlum 12(9r,5a), Mehmet Okur (210-C/F-79) 26(11r,2b), Ermal Kurtoglu 2, Cenk Akyol 4(3a)
Aug.31, 2004: Russia - Israel 88-68
Isreal: Lior Lubin 6(5r,4a), Amit Tamir 6(7r,3st), Sharon Shason 5, Mintzuri Cohen 0, Erez Markzkovich 14, Yotam Halperin 2, Tal Burstein 4(3a,3to), Meir Tapiro 8(5r), Moshe Mizrahi 5, Ido Kozikaro 7, Yaniv Green 11(6r), Raviv Limonad 0
Russia: Vasily Karasev 4(3r), Fedor Likholitov 1(3to), Sergey Panov 5, Alexander Bashminov (DND), Alexander Petrenko 18(6r), Sergey Toporov 10, Mikhail Mikhaylov 7(3r), Zakhar Pashutin 9(3r,5a,3to), Sergey Monya 7(8r,3to), Vadim Panin 5(3to), Dmitry Domani 12(3r,4a), Alexey Savrasenko 10
Aug.30, 2004: Russia - Germany 80-77
Russia: Karrasev: 21, Monya: 13, Bashminov: 10, Domani: 9, Pashutin: 8, Savrasenko: 6, Petrenko: 6, Panov: 5, Mikhaylov: 2, Toporov:0, Penkine: DNP, Likholitov: DNP
Germany: Garrett: 14, Greene: 11, Femerling: 10, Hamann: 9, Garris: 6, Arigbabu: 6, Mädrich: 5, Klepac: 4, Herber: 3, Jagla: 3, Nikagbatse: 2

International Tournament in Wroclaw (POL)
Aug.15, 2004: Poland - Russia 101:79 (21:20, 29:14, 24:26, 27:19)
Poland: Pluta 27, Elliott 17, Korytek 14, Szawarski 10, Witka 10, Bialek 10, Dylewicz 8, Trybanski 0, Ignerski 5, Szczesniak 0, Sewasciuk 0, Gortat 0
Russia: Karasev 18, Domani 14, Savrasenko 14, Monya 10, Petrenko 10, Toporov 6, Pachoutine 3, Likholitov 2, Bashminov 2
Aug.14, 2004: Russia - Portugal 74:59 (19:15, 16:14, 25:17, 14:13)
Russia: Petrenko 14, Domani 12, Likholitov 11, Karasev 10, Pachoutine 9, Toporov 6, Monya 4, Savrasenko 4, Bashminow 4, Diachuk 0
Portugal: Jordao 13, Cunha 12, Nover 10, Santos 7, J.Silva 6, Simao 5, Evora 4, J.Costa 2, Perdigao 0, Coelho 0
Aug.13, 2004: Israel - Russia 87:98 ( 22:21, 19:26, 29:22, 17:29).
Israel: Burstein 16, Lubin 13, Shason 11 (1), Green 7, Kozikaro 2, Markovich 18, Mizrahi 9 (1), Tapiro 4, Tamir 3(1), Cohen-Mintz 2, Halperin 2, Limonade 0.
Russia: Karasew 33 (7), Monia 11 (2), Paszutin 9 (1), Sarwasienko 8, Baszminow 2 oraz Licholitow 17, Petrenko 15 (2), Domani 3, Diaczuk 0, Toporow 0.

Porto San Giorgio Tournament in Italy:
July 25, 2004: Italy - Russia 94-74 (35-15, 53-36, 78-56)
ITALY: Radulovic 4, Basile 15, Galanda 4, Soragna 10, Marconato 3, Righetti 19, Mian 10, Chiacig 6, Garri 8, Rombaldoni 0, Bulleri 10, Mancinelli 5. Coach: Recalcati
RUSSIA: Zozoulin 6, Toporov 18, Dedushkin 0, Padius dnp, Samoylenko 2, Dyachok 8, Vokhmyanin 3, Monya 15, Mikhailov 10, Savrasenko 19, Morgounov 4, Penkine 0. Coach: Babkov.
July 24, 2004: Russia - Sweden 78-72

 2003 

 Russia at European Championships 2003: 8th Place

 2002 

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Jan.26, 2002: Italy - Russia 86-66
(Basile 6, Pittis 7, Myers 12, Meneghin 15, Chiacig 8; Pozzecco 10, Galanda 8, Righetti 9, Maggioli 11 - Chikalkin 6, E.Pachutin 2, Mikhailov 7, Morgunov 4, Avleev 18; Panov 15, Z.Pachutin 5, Savrasenko 8, Padius 1)
Jan.23, 2002: England - Russia 51-80
(Williams 1, Dorsey 12, Betts 12, Whyte, Hansell 2, Gardiner 8, Herriman 3, Cheung 7, Haslam 6, Joseph - Pachoutine E. 5, Mikhailov 8, Pachoutine Z. 14, Panov 18, Avleev 17, Petrenko 1, Morgunov 4, Savrasenko 2, Chikalkin 11, Padius)

 2001 

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Nov.28, 2001: Russia - Slovenia 88-63 (Avleev 20, Karassev 13, Khriapa 8, Mikhailov 10, Morgunov 2, Pachutin 8, Panov 11, Savrasenko 7, Chikalkin 9 - Becirovic 7, Duscak, Goljovic 9, Jagodnik 2, Jurkovic 12, Kraljevic 5, Lakovic 4, Milic 10, Nachbar 12, Pavic 2)
Nov.24, 2001: Russia - Portugal 90-77 (Karassev 25, Michaylov 19, Z.Pachoutine 16, Avleev 12, Savrasenko 7, Panov 7, Padius 4 - Gouveia 18, M.Santos 14, Gomez 14, Macedo 12, Monteiro 10, Pais 3, Dias 2, Gomes 2, Richmond 2)
Nov.21, 2001: Russia - Czech Rep. 109-78 (Petrenko 25, Avlejev 24, Michajlov 16, Karasev 13, Padius 13, Z.Pashutin 10, Morgunov 3, Savrasenko 3, J.Pashutin 2 - J.Welsch 27, Becka 16, Pavlik 10, Starosta 10, Jelinek 4, Frana 4, Czudek 3, Kresta 3, Soukup 1)

  European Championships 2001 in Turkey 

Sep.9, 2001, 5^th Place Game: Russia – France 78-73 (Bachminov 5, Panov 14, Koudeline, Tchikalkine 18, Morgunov 7, E Pachoutine 2, Z Pachoutine 9, Kirilenko 22, Savrasenko 1, DNP: Milosserdov - Sciarra 4, Parker 17, Foirest 16, Digbeu 8, Risacher 4, Evtimov 4, Julian, Palmer 9, Bilba 9, Weis 2, DNP: Dioumassi)
5-8 Places Game: Russia – Latvia 99-81 (E Pachoutine 3, Z Pachoutine 18, Kirilenko 21, Morgunov 8, Panov 15, Bachminov 6, Koudeline 3, Tchikalkine 17, Samoylenko 2, Savrasenko 2, Milosserdov 4 - Helmanis 5, Vitols 2, Cipruss 10, Stelmahek 5, Laksa 12, Miglinieks 8, Bagatskis 14, Grafs, Kambala 16, Vecvagar)
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 3, Sep.2, 2001: Italy – Russia 64-58 (Basile 12, Meneghin 6, Radulovic 6, Fucka 18, Chiacig 2, Pecile 2, Marconato 4, Righetti 10, Mian, Camata dnp, Galanda 5, De Pol - E.Pachoutine 5, Z.Pachoutine 9, Panov 8, Kirilenko 16, Morgunov, Bachminov 6, Koudeline, Chickalkin 11, Samoylenko dnp, Milosserdov dnp, Savrasenko 2, Anton dnp)
Day 2, Sep.1, 2001: Russia – Greece 106-81 (Bachminov 7, Panov 14, Koudeline 3, Tchikalkine 27, Pachoutine E. 6, Pachoutine Z. 12, Kirilenko 23, Morgunov 12, Samoylenko 2 - Kalaitzis 2, Chatzvirettas 3, Papaloukas 17, Papanikolav, Sigalas 12, Fotsis 4, Alvertis 20, Dikoudis 2, Kakiouzis 2, Papadopoulos 2, Rentzias 9, Giannoulis 8)
Day 1, Aug.31, 2001: Russia – Bosnia 83-63 (Bachminov 3, Panov 4, Koudeline, Tchikalkin 17, Morgunov 13, E. Pachoutine 8, Z. Pachoutine 12, Milosserdov, Samoylenko, Kirilenko 26 - Markovic 12, Firic 2, Terzic, Leric 11, Opacak 5, Hukic 9, Kovacevic 2, Krasic 6, Mrsic 3, Suljanovic, Ovcina 9, Mujezinovic 4)

Exhibition Games
Aug.21, 2001: Spain - Russia 73-56

Turgut Atakol Tournament (TUR)
Aug.13, 2001: Russia – Sweden 99-63 (Z.Pashutin 22, Chikalkin 15, E.Pashutin 10, Milosserdov 9, Kudelin 8, Morgunov 8, Savrasenko 8, Panov 7, Samoilenko 7, Karimov 3, Bashminov 2 - Jonas Larsson 12, Fredrik Jönzén 10, JD Sanders 8, Oluoma Nnamaka 7, Joakim Blom 7, David Bergström 6, Lesli Myrthil 6, Håkan Larsson 4, Anders Rönndahl 3)
Aug.12, 2001: Yugoslavia – Russia 93-72 (Drobnjak 17, Tomasevic 17, Bodiroga 14, Jaric 9, Stojakovic 8, Milojevic 7, Scepanovic 6, Tarlac 6, Gurovic 4, Petrovic - Z.Pashutin 12, Morgunov 12, Chikalkin 9, Panov 9, Milosserdov 8, Samoilenko 7, E.Pashutin 5, Savrasenko 4, Kudelin 4, Bashminov 2)
Aug.11, 2001: Turkey – Russia 92-71 (Tunçeri 8, Kutluay 25, Türkoglu 18, Türkcan 7, Besok 13 --- Ene 8, Okur 5, Onan 4, Pars 4, Yildirim - Pachoutine Y. 9, Pachoutine Z. 10, Chikalkin 14, Morgunov 8, Zevrosenko 4 --- Koudelin 15, Fetissov 4, Bashminov 2, Karimov 5, Samoljenko)

Tournament in Latvia
Aug.8, 2001: Russia - Latvia 88-74 (Chikalkin 16, Bashminov 2, Panov 9, Kudelin 16, Miloserdov, Morgunov 9, E. Pashutin 8, Z. Pashutin 5, Fetisov 13, Samoilenko 4, Savrasenko 6 - Helmanis 3, Vitols 4, Cipruss 3 min, 2 Purnis 3, Buskevics 5, Laksa 7, Valters 7, Miglinieks 10, Bagatskis 11, Grafs 17, Sturms, Vecvagars 5)
Aug.7, 2001: Russia – Croatia 91-93 (Chikalkin 20, Panov 8, Kudelin 10, Morgunov 9, E. Pashutin 8, Z. Pashutin 16, Fetisov 6, Karimov 2, Samoilenko, Savrasenko 12 - Mulaomerovic 15, Vrankovic, Mrsic 17, Prkacin 4, Krstic 3, Giricek 21, Kovacic 5, Vujcic 2, Tabak 18)

 2000 

Olympic Games '00 in Sydney - Russia took 8th place 
Check all Russian games at the Olympics '00

  Exhibition games 
XIV Acropolis Cup in Athens (GRE)
4/9/00: Final: Greece – Russia 69-65 (Kalaitzis 3, Boudouris 5, Papanikolaou 10, Sigalas 5, Alvertis 17, Economou 12, Dikoudis 4, Papadopoulos 5, Papaloukas 8 - Kubrakov 10, Chikalkin 6, Bashminov 14, Bazarevich 2, E.Pachoutine 7, Z.Pachoutine 6, Fetisov 11, Panov 6, Avleev 2)
3/9/00: Russia – Hungary 80-67 (Chikalkin 17, Kirilenko 17 - Mészáros 15, Kálmán 9, Halm 5, Sitku 14, Czigler 14, Fodor, Németh 2, Gémes 5, Trummer 3)
2/9/00: Russia – Brazil 2^nd Team 93-75 (Panov 18, Kirilenko 16 -)

28/8/00: Angere (FRA): Russia - France 79-84 (Z.Pashutin 15, S.Chikalkin 11 -)
Angere (FRA), 27/8/00: Russia - Angola 83-64
Angere (FRA), 26/8/00: Russia - Croatia 82-78 (Chikalkin 14, Fetisov 12, Z.Pashutin 10, Avleev 10, E.Pashutin 6, Kubrakov 6, Panov 6, Mikhailov 6, Bashminov 4, Kirilenko 4, Bazarevich 4 -)
Tournament in Rio de Janeiro (BRA):
19/8/00: Russia – Brazil 99-95 (Fetisov 17+5ast, Chikalkin 13, Panov 11, Avleev 11+6reb, E.Pashutin 9+6ast, Kirilenko 9, Kubrakov 8, Bashminov 7, Bazarevich 7, Z.Pashutin 4, Kisourin 3 -)
18/8/00: Russia – Argentina 90-89 (Avleev 20+8reb, Fetisov 16, Kirilenko 14, Bashminov 9, Z.Pashutin 7, Panov 7, E.Pashutin 5+7reb, Chikalkin 5, Bazarevich 4, Kudelin 3 -)
Russia - Argentine 86-69 (Chikalkin 15, Kirilenko 14+10reb, Z.Pashutin 12, Ev.Pashutin 11+11ast, Kubrakov 10, Bashminov 9, Avleev 6, Panov 4, Bazarevich 3, Kisourin 2 - Sucatzky 11, Farabello 5, Herrmann 8, Gutierrez 16, Fernandez 13; Olivares 3, Cerutti 3, Kammerichs 0, Moldu 2, Baldo 8)
16/8/00: Russia - Greece 77-67 (Kirilenko 11, Fetisov 12, Avleev 7 - Papanikolaou 20, Ekonomou 10, Liadelis 11)
17/8/00: Russia - Portugal 77-69 (Bashminov 18+12reb, Fetisov 13, Chikalkin 13, Z.Pashutin 11, Kirilenko 7, E.Pashutin 6 + 4 assists, Koudelin 3, Panov 2, Bazarevich 2, Avleev 2 -)

20/6/00: Australia – Russia 69-76 (Heal 17, Gaze 13 - Zakhar Pashutin 18, Morgunov 14, Chikalkin 10, Kubrakov 9, Kirilenko 8, Evgeny Pashutin 7, Bashminov 6, Karimov 2, Nossov 1)
Sydney, June 12-18, 2000, Pre-Olympic Tournament
18/6/00: Final: Russia - Australia 100-79 (Morgunov 18, Chikalkin 17, Fetisov 15, Kirilenko 11, Z.Pashutin 10, Kubrakov 10, Bashminov 10, E.Pashutin 9 -)
16/6/00: Russia - New Zealand 86-73, OT
14/6/00: Russia - Canada 79-73
13/6/00: Russia – New Zealand 64-52 (Kirilenko 15, Fetisov, Tchikalkin 11).
12/6/00: Australia - Russia 68-75 (Ronaldson 13, Gaze 13, Longley 7 - Morgunov 16, Kirilenko 14, Fetisov 12, Chikalkin 8, Kubrakov 8, Kisourin 6)
Tournament in Amsterdam
Israel - Russia 87-82 (Karassev 18+4rebs, Z. Pachoutine 14, Kissourin 13, Panov 11)

1999

  Exhibition games 
Acropolis Tournament, Athens, Greece, 10-12/6/99
Australia - Russia 81-60 (Karasev 13, Asleev 12, Kisourin 11)
Italy - Russia 96-84 (Karassev 18, Kisurin 6, Avleev 13, Z.Pashutin 2, Nosov 6, Kudelin 12, Petrenko 7, E.Pashutin 8, Babkov 8, Kurashov 2, Panov 2)
Greece - Russia 71-70 (Karasev 12, Petrenko 9)

  European Championships 1999 in France 
July 3, 1999: 5th Place Game: Russia - Lithuania 72-103 ( Koudeline 23, Z.Pashutin 14, Avleev 8, Nossov 8, Kissourine 4; Petrenko 8, Panov 5, Kourachov 2 - Karnishiovas 18, Adomaitis 17, Einikis 13, Jasikievicius 11, Praskevicius 11; Marciulionis 13, M.Zukauskas 9, E.Zukauskas 9, Maisulis 2, Stombergas)
July 2, 1999: Places 5-8: Russia - Germany 74-70 (Kissourine 13, Z.Pashutin 13, Panov 11, E.Pashutin 2, Nossov 2; Koudeline 19, Avleev 11, Petrenko 3, Kourachov - Nowitzki 15, Okulaja 14, Tomic 8, Femerling 5, Bogojevic 5; Nees 13, Terdenge 5, Nuernberger 3, Wucherer 2)
July 1, 1999: Quarterfinals: Russia - Italy 79-102 (Karassev 22, Nossov 15, Z.Pashutin 13, Panov 6, Kissourine 2; Avleev 10, Kourachov 8, Koudeline 3, E.Pashutin, Petrenko - Myers 22, Fucka 19, Chiacig 8, Meneghin 7, Depol 6; Galanda 11, Abbio 11, Basile 7, Mian 5, Marconato 4, Damiao 2)
June 28, 1999: Group E: Russia – Yugoslavia 76-68 ( Kissourine 12, Aleev 9, E.Pashutin 9, Koudeline 6, Nossov; Z.Pashutin 20, Panov 12, Kourachov 6, Petrenko 2 - Bodiroga 14, Divac 13, Gurovic 12, Loncar 5, Scepanovic; Danilovic 8, Obradovic 6, Tarlac 6, Tomasevic 4, Stojakovic, Topic)
June 27, 1999: Group E: France – Russia 66-62 ( Abdul-Wahad 14, Rigaudeau 13, Foirest 10, Weis 6, Bilba 5; Sonko 9, Risacher 5, Gadou 3, Smith 1, Digbeu, Julian - Panov 14, Nossov 6, Z.Pashutin 3, Karassev 3, Kissourine 2; Koudeline 22, Avleev 5, Petrenko 4, Kourachov 3, E.Pashutin)
June 26, 1999: Group E: Russia - Israel 93-84, OT ( Karassev 21, Panov 11, Nossov 6, Kissourin 5, Z.Pashutin 4; Aleev 21, E.Pashutin 15, Petrenko 7, Koudelin 3 - Sheffer 26, Katash 18, Henefeld 13, Steinhauer 12, Shelef 6; Amselem 8, Goodes 1, Turgeman, Saffar)
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: Russia – Hungary 73-72 (Koudeline 21, Karassev 15, Kissourine 10, E.Pashutin 6, Aleev 5, Panov 5, Nossov 5, Babkov 4, Tikhonenko 2, Z.Pashutin, Kourachov – David 17, Gulyas 17, Meszaros 15, Kalman 14, Sitku 3, Bencze 3, Czigler 3, Boros, Pankar, Orosz)
June 21, 1999: Group B: Russia – Slovenia 68-47 (Panov 14, Koudelin 13, Karassev 11, Kissourin 8, Kourashov 6, Nossov 5, Tikhonenko 4, Petrenko 3, Z.Pashoutine 2, Babkov 1, Avleev 1, E.Pachoutine - Smodis 19, Zdovc 10, Nesterovic 6, daneu 5, Becirovic 3, Jurkovic 2, Kraljevic 2, Jagodnik, Dragsic, Jeklin, Tovornik, Milic)

  Exhibition games 
June 3, 1999: Russia – Ukraine 149-120 (Avleev 22, Kirilenko 20, Koudelin 19, Tchikalkin 13, Karassev 12, Kissourin 11 – Iailo 20, Kapinos 16, Bazelevski 17, Lochmanchouk 14).
Helsinki tournamenr (27-30/5/99)
Russia - Finland 97:63 (Pashoutin Z. 18, Koudelin 18, Petrenko 17, Avleev 17)
Russia - Lithuania 89:88 (Koudelin 17, Avleev 14, Pashoutin E. 13, Petrenko 11, Panov 11)
Russia - Germany 90:99 (Petrenko 19, Pashoutin Z. 18, Nossov 14, Avleev 13, Kissourin 12)

 Eliminations to European Championships '99 
27/2/99 Romania - Russia 81-98 (E.Pachutine 9, Yudin 2, Z.Pachutine 20, Petrenko 25, Sevastianov 17, Chikalkine 22, Vedichev 3)
24/2/99 Russia - Poland 92-86 (Pachoutine 27, Tchikalkine 15, Yudin 15, E.Pachoutine 13, Petrenko 13, Sevastianov 6, Domani 5, Goutorov, Kissourine)

1998

 Eliminations to European Championships '99 
2/12/98 Hungary – Russia 60-59 (Gutorov 10/6, Pashutin 6, Mihajlov 11, Petrenko 10, Domani 0 - Morgunov 3, Jugin 6, Vegisev 2, Nosov 2, Kurasov 9). Attn: 1,500
25/11/98 FYROM – Russia 89-94 (Karashev 24, Kissourin 5, Pashutin 15, Petrenko 18, Domani 3, Panov 15, Nosov 14)

  World Championships 1998 in Athens (GRE) 
Day 12 (Finals), Aug.9, 1998: Final: Yugoslavia – Russia 64-62 ( Rebraca 16, Bodiroga 11, Obradovic 7, Djordjevic 7, Tomasevic 7, Scepanovic 5, Beric 2 - Kudelin 14, Panov 14, Karassev 9, Mikhailov 9, Nossov 5, Babkov 4, Domani 4, Kissourine 3)
Day 11, Aug.8, 1998: Semifinals: Russia – USA 66-64 ( Babkov 30, Karassev 10, Panov 7, Kudelin 6, Mikhailov 6, Pachoutin 3, Kissourin 3, Tikhonenko 1 - G.King 10, Oliver 9, J.King 8, Wood 8, Sasser 8, Hawkins 6, Alexis 6, Amaya 5, Garris 2, Miller 2)
Day 10, Aug.7, 1998: Quarterfinals: Russia - Lithuania 82-67 ( Karassev 31, Koudelin 7, Pachoutine 6, Kissourine 4, Morgunov 2, Nossov 4, Panov 8, Tikhonenko, Babkov 10, Mikhailov 7, Domani 3 - Zukauskas E. 12, Einikis 4, Masiulis 7, Karnisovas 14, Stombergas 17, Lukminas 2, Maskoliunas 5)
Day 7, Aug.4, 1998: Russia – Canada 81-72 ( Karassev 21, Koudelin 3, Pachoutine 3, Kissurin 4, Domani, Tikhonenko 7, Babkov 14, Mikhailov 10, Morgunov 3, Panov 14, Nossov 2 - Vickery 3, Hamilton 10, Daniels 3, Francis 5, Njoku 6, Barrett, Hallas 3, MacCulloch, Kean 3, Guarasi 13, Meeks 12, Newton 14)
Day 6, Aug.3, 1998: Greece – Russia 48-60 ( Kalaitzis, Balogiannis 7, Buduris 2, Papanikolaou 8, Sigalas 2, Koronios, Alvertis 12, Economou 8, Tsakalidis 1, Fasoulas 6, Redzias 2, Karagutis - Karassev 14, Koudeline, Pachoutin 2, Kissurin 11, Domani 1, Tikhonenko, Babkov 18, Mikhailov 10, Panov 2, Nossov 2)
Day 5, Aug.2, 1998: Russia – Italy 71-55 ( Karassev 10, Koudelin 2, Pachutin 4, Kissourine 4, Domani 1, Tikhonenko 9, Babkov 26, Mikhailov 7, Morgunov, Panov 4, Nossov 4 - Bonora 3, Basile 2, De Pol 5, Fucka 15, Pozzeco 3, Galanda, Myers 8, Meneghin 5, Chiacig 12, Damiao 2)
Day 3, July 31, 1998: Puerto Rico – Russia 73-86 ( Ortiz 18, Casiano 16, Travieso 6, Santiago E. 2, Mincy 11, Carter 4, Colon, Vega 8, Hourrutunier 2, Leon 4, Santiago D. 2, Soto - Karassev 17, Koudellin 10, Pasutin 7, Kissurine 8, Domani, Tikhonekno 13, Babkov 4, Mikhailov 9, Panov 8, Nosov 10)
Day 2, July 30, 1998: Yugoslavia – Russia 82-74 OT ( Bodiroga 16, Scepanovic 9, Obradovic 10, Lukovski, Beric, Rebraca 23, Bulatovic, Tomasevic 8, Topic 16 - Karassev 20, Koudelin 12, Pachutin, Kissurin 15, Domani 2, Tikhonenko, Babkov 2, Mikhailov 8, Morgunov, Panov 8, Nosov 7)
Day 1, July 29, 1998: Japan - Russia 58-83 ( Yamasagi 12, Yuki 2, Sako 3, Hasegawa 3, Orimo 4, Setsumasa 2, Minamiyama 5, Takahasi 23, Furuta 2, Sakuwoto 2 - Karassev 13, Koudelin 11, Pashutine 13, Kissourine, Domani 5, Tikhonenko 3, Babkov 13, Mikhailov 10, Morgunov 5, Kourhasov, Panov 8, Nosov 2)

 Eliminations to European Championships '99 
28/11/98 Russia – Portugal 108-60 (Petrenko 18, Mikhailov 16, Morgunov 14, Nossov 11, Z.Pashoutin 11, Goutorov 10)
28/2/98 Russia - Romania 115-45
25/2/98 Poland - Russia 75-82 (Karassev 20, Panov 18, Babkov 15, Morgunov 14, Mikhailov 5, Nosov 5, Yudin 2, Domani 2, Pahutin 1)

1997

 Eliminations to European Championships '99
3/12/97 Russia - Hungary 87-78 (Karassev 30, Kissourin 4, Babkov 8, Mikhailov 17, Panov 8. Morgunov 4, Yughin 8, Z. Pashoutin 8)
29/11/97 Portugal - Russia 76-91 (Karassev 22, Mikhailov 14, Kissourin 13, Morgunov 11, , Panov 10, Chakulin 7, Z.Pachutin 7, Domani 4, Babkov 3, Gutorov)
26/11/97 Russia - FYRMacedonia 116-73 (Morgunov 20, Kissourin 19, Karassev 17, Chakulin 11, Z.Pachutin 11, Babkov 11, Mikhailov 9, Domani 9, Panov 8, Gutorov 1)

European Championships '97 in Barcelona - Russia took 3rd place
Group A Results:
Russia - Bosnia 65-55 (Karassev 22, Mikhailov 11, Fetissov 9, Babkov 8, Kudelin 8, Panov 4, Nossov 2, Kissourin 1)
Russia - Greece 72-74 (Kudelin 21, Karassev 15, Babkov 11, Mikhailov 10, Kissourin 8, Z.Pashoutin 3, Panov 2, Nossov 2)
Russia - Turkey 87-56 (Karassev 15, Z. Pashoutin 14, Mikhailov 13, Babkov 13, Panov 8, Kurashov 7, Kudelin 5, E.Pashoutin 5, Nossov 4, Kissourin 3, Fetissov)
Placed 2nd in Group A (2-1)
Group E Results:
Russia - France 93-80 (Fetissov 17, Mikhailov 16, Karassev 11, Kudelin 11, Kissourin 9, Babkov 9, Z.Pachoutin 7, Panov 6, Kourachov 3, E.Pachoutin 2, Nossov 2)
Russia - Israel 87-69 (Fetissov 16, Karassev 14, Kudelin 11, Babkov 11, Panov 9, Mikhailov 8, E.Pashoutin 7, Z.Pashoutin 4, Kissourin 4, Kourachov 3, Shakulin, Nossov)
Russia - Lithuania 93-64 (Fetissov 19, Karassev 16, Babkov 16, Mikhailov 14, Kudelin 12, Panov 6, Kissourin 4, E.Pachoutin 4, Kourachov 2, Shakulin, Z.Pachoutin)
Quarterfinal: Russia - Spain 70-67 (Fetissov 21, Mikhailov 15, Karassev 14, Babkov 8, Z.Pahoutin 6, Kissourin 4, Panov 2, Nossov, Kudelin)
Semifinal: Russian - Italy 65-67 (Panov 17, Karassev 13, Kudelin 13, Mikhailov 8, Fetissov 8, Nossov 2, Z.Pashoutin 2, Kissourin 2, E.Pashoutin , Babkov)
3rd Place Game: Russia - Greece 97-77 (Mikhailov 35, Karassev 19, Kudel;in 12, Panov 11, Babkov 9, Kissourin 8, Nossov 2, Shakulin 1, Fetissov, Z.Pashutin)