National Team roster

 2005

European Championships 2005 Qualifications:
Sep.7: Levice, SVK: Slovak Republic - Malta 100-39 (Rancik 22, Gavel 14, Lisicky 12 - Said 14, Cassar 8)

 2004

European Championships 2005 Qualifications - Division B
Sep.11, 2004: Switzerland - Slovakia 56-73 (26-36)
Switzerland: Jaquier 0, Bachmann 4, Sassella 13, K.Sefolosha 13, Ceresa 4, Wegmann 8, Vogt 4, Buscaglia 6, Zivkovic 6.

June 2004, Slovakia: Grand Prix Slovakia
Slovakia – Czech Republic 82-78 (18-21, 23-21, 22-15, 19-21)|
Slovakia: Gavlak 13 (4 st, 4 as), Micka 12 (3 as), Svitek 12, Andruska 9, Praznovsky 9, Ridzon 9 (3 st), Micuda 4, Novak 4 (7 reb, 5 as), Soska 4, Hovanak 2, Laco 2 (3 st), Kramer 2
Czech R.: Pavlik 19 (5 to), Necas 12 (5 reb, 3 as), Sokolovsky 10, Hajek 8, Stanek 8 (3 to), Sucharda 6, Milos 5, Votroubek 5, Benda 4 (3 to), Cernosek 1 (6 reb, 3 to)
Slovakia - Germany 2 70-64 (18-19, 25-14, 14-21, 13-10)
Slovakia: Gavlak 15, Novak 15 (6 reb, 4 as), Micuda 12 (5 st, 5 bl!!!), Soska 8 (10 reb), Laco 7 (3 to), Hovanak 6, Oresansky 4 (8 reb), Micka 3, Ridzon 0
Germany: Herber 18, Strasser 13, Madrich 11, Leutloff 7, Grubler 7, Strauch 5, Buchmiller 3, Feist 0, Czerny 0, Lipke 0, McNaughton 0
Slovakia - Sweden 88-67 (26-20, 17-14, 22-20, 23-13)
Slovakia: Gavlak 16 (6 as), Kramer 16 (6 reb), Daniel Novak (201-F/G-78, agency: Interperformances) 15 (9 reb, 3 st), Svitek 13, Praznovsky 12 (3 to), Soska 8, Andruska 4 (6 reb, 3 to), Micka 4, Laco 0, Ridzon 0
Sweden: Pettersson 10 (3 bl), Jeansson 10, Jonsen 10, Nystrom 9, Ringstrom 9, Rondahl 9, Spasojevic 4 (5 reb), Ilunga 3 (5 to), Larsson 3 (3 st, 3 as), Palm 0, Anrin 0

 2003

Exhibition Game: June 30, 2003, Slovakia - German B Team 80-59
Igor Majoros (200-F-80, college: SW Baptist, 20 points) and David Toya (200-G/F-76, 19 points) scored almost half points of Slovak team. Slovakia won third unofficial match after loss in first match and win in second. Lubomir Urban team defeat A2 90:76. Best scorer was in third guard Juraj Gavlak (185-G-79), which scored 23 points. Guard of Czech NH Ostrava was best Slovak player on the tour. “German team won first match thanks aggressive defense. In the second and third match we eliminated opponent advantages. Our play started from good defense like after win in Italy on Alassio Cup,” said Slovak NT coach Urban.
Exhibition Game: June 29, 2003, Germany A2 - Slovakia 59:80
Slovakia: Majoroš 20, Toya 19, Micuda 16, Svitek 14, Gavlák 5, Orešanský 4, Šoška 2
Germany A2 - Slovakia 76:90 (24:32, 17:13, 15:24, 20:21)
Slovakia: Gavlák 23, Svitek 16, Majoroš 10, Laco 9, Mícka 9, Orešanský 8, Pohanka 6, Micuda 4, Tomek 3, Šoška 2
Exhibition Game: June 28, 2003
Slovak NT losts first exhibiton game against German A2 team in Crailsheim 70:74. Slovakia led after first quarter by seven points 21:14 and ten minutes to go they also led 61:57. Fighting young home team decided match in the last quarter, when Slovak players scored just nine points. Team of Slovak coach Lubomir Urban had big troubles with shooting, mainly from FT line. Best scorer of the match was with 17 points German Alexander Seggelke (198-F-79). Slovak guard Juraj Gavlak (185-G-79) scored 16 points.
Germany A2 - Slovakia 74:70 (14:21, 22:15, 21:25, 17:9)
Best : Alexander Seggelke (198-F-79) 17, Strasser 15, Herber 12 - Juraj Gavlak (185-G-79) 16, Toya 15, Micuda 14, att: 800
Tournament in Alassio (Italy):
June 6, 2003: Sweden - Slovakia 68-83
Sweden: Jens Johnsson 18, Mattias Sahlstrom 12, Mike Palm 10, Anders Ronndahl 7, Mats Levin 6, Ibbe Diarra 4, John Pettersson 4, Hakan Larsson 2, Lesli Myrthil 2, Martin Ringstrom 2, Jonas Larsson 1.
Slovakia: David Toya 24, Peter Praznovsky 17, Roman Kramer 13, Ondrey Soska 10, Stefan Svitek 10, Peter Fapso 5, Peter Micuda 4.

 2002

 Slovakia defeat Tunisia and lost to Algeria - July 1, 2002
Slovakia NT defeat in the second match on the assembly in Algeria team Tunisia 88:83. Best scorer of Lubomir Urban team was center Stefan Svitek (203-F-77, agent: Milz Michael) with 27 points. After eight point lead in the half time Slovakia lost third quarter 13:28 and Tunisia lead before last quarter by seven points. In the fourth quarter Tunisia scored just seven points.
Slovakia NT lost last game in the Algeria against home team 67:81. Slovakia played without injured centers Stefan Svitek (203-F-77, agent: Milz Michael) and Tomas Oresansky (206-C-80, college: Freed-Hardeman). Algeria decides about results in the second half time.
Slovakia - Tunisia 88:83 (33:23, 23:25, 13:28, 19:7)
Best scorers: Svitek 27, Soska 15, Kukla 10, Toya 10 - Benmahad 31, Essayad 13, Benhassine 13, 500 spectators
Algeria - Slovakia 81:67 (22:22 18:17, 23:16, 18:12)
Best scorers: Boughedir 21, Doubal 15, Dayah 13 - Toya 15, Soska 9, Gavel 8, Ivan 8, 1500 spectators
 

 Czech NT won McDonald's Cup in Decin - Jun 8, 2002
Slovakia - Decin 94:79
Czech Republic - Slovakia 108:94 (28:19, 55:47, 85:69)
Best scorers: Pavel Milos (200-F-79) 23, Jan Pavlik (186-G-78) 17, Starosta 17, Sokolovsky 14, Hrabovsky 14 - Rancik 29, Lisicky 18. FT: 44/29 - 53/41. Fouls: 37:34

 2001

EC 2003 Qualification Round
Sep.4, 2001: Portugal – Slovak Rep. 77-64 (Ramos 17, Simao 15, Tavares 13, Pinto 9, Evora 6, Silva 9, Seixas 8, Costa, Nuno, Richmond - Krammer 12, Andruska 12, Toya 12, M.Rancik 7, Fapso 2, R.Rancík 9, Zabavník 5, Svitek 5, Jankovic, Ivan)
Aug.29, 2001: Slovak Rep. – Luxembourg 106-57 (Toya 16, Kramer 15, M.Rancik 15, R.Rancik 15, Andruska 11, Fapso 11, Ivan 9, Zabavnik 8, Jankovic 6, Znanec – Becker 15, Wagner 9, Boever 8, De Marchi 7, Schmitz 6, Schmit 4, Adam 2, Kerger, Felten)
Aug.26, 2001: Czech Republic - Slovakia 93-71 (Becka 22, Sokolovsky 17, Necas 15, Kresta 11, J.Welsch 11 - M.Rancik 30, R.Rancik 9, Krämer 6 – M.Rancik 30, R.Rancik 9)
June 9, 2001: Slovak Rep. – Portugal 88-83 (Andruška 14, Fapšo 12, R. Rančík 11, Toya 10, Krämer 8; Zabavník 18, Svitek 8, Jankovič 7 - José Costa 3, Paulo Simão 19, Sérgio Ramos 12, Paulo Pinto 4, Mike Richmond 26; Nuno Perdigão 1, Nuno Marçal 12, Luís Silva 2, Elvis Évora 4)
June 6, 2001: Luxembourg – Slovak Rep. 64-111 (Adam 17, M.Rajniak 13, Schiltz 10, Bevilacqua 4, Dalgado 4, /P.Rajniak 7, Kergar 5, Boever 4, Kirch - Kramer 23, Ranèík 13, Faošo 10, Toya 9, Svitek 7, /Andruška 22, Zabavník 11, Jankoviè 11, Laco 5, Šoška)
June 2, 2001: Slovakia - Czech Rep. 85-95 (Krämer 24, Rancik 13, Toya 12, Svitek 10, Andruska 10, Zabavnik 8, Fabso 6, Jankovic 2, Znamec - Sokolovsky 18, Kubalek 17, Welsch 16, Becka 16, Kresta 11, Milos 6, Klapetek 5, Czudek 4, Frana 2, Hruby)

Exhibition Game
May 24, 2001: Slovak Rep. - Austria 100-64 (- Stazic 20, Volcic 19+10reb, McNeil 8, Weissenböck 6, J. Bugelsheim 2; Kogler 6, McCaw 3, Hütter, Moschik, Kollik)

  European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals 
24/1/01: Latvia – Slovak Rep. 101-78 (Helmanis 34, Stelmahers 34, Bagatskis 19, Miglinieks 3, Sturms 3, Valeiko 3, Laksa 2, Vitols 2, Melniks 1, Vecvargas – Kramer 23, Bohunicky 18, Svitek 14, Ivan 11, Snopko 8, Balaz 2, Soska 2, Znanec, Gavel, Bucak)
27/1/01: Slovakia – Switzerland 58-62 (Kramer 25, Micuda 10, Bohunicky 9, Svitek 6, Stec 4, Ivan 2, Znanec 2, Weiss, Balaz, Soska – Sassella 17, Edwards 14, Ceresa 12, Jaquier 6, Koller 6, Valis 5, H.Mrazek 2, Stark, Oehen, Fernandez)

2000

  European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals 
29/11/00: Slovakia - Hungary 61-81 (Praznovsky 14, Stec 13, Micuda 10, Gavlak 6, Wimmer 6, Bohunicky 5, Svitek 4, Kramer 3, Snopko 0 – Sitku 24, Kalman 17, Czigler 11, Pankar 10, Nemeth 9, Halm 4, Fodor 3, Meszaros 3, Gemes 0)
22/11/00: England - Slovakia 74-62 (Huggins 20, Bucknall 19, Betts 10, Dorsey 8, Gardiner 6, Hansell 4, Baker 3, Haslam 2, Whyte 2, Williams – Wimmer 13, Praznovsky 12, Kramer 11, Bohunicky 8, Stec 7, Micuda 6, Svitek 5, Snopko, Soska)
22/11/00: Slovak Republic - Croatia 73-92 (Micuda 21, Praznovsky 14, Gavlak 8, Kramer 7, Svitek 7, Wimmer 7, Stec 6, Bohunicky, Lovik, Soska – Mulaomerovic 30, Vujcic 15, T.Ruzic 12, Mamic 11, Marcelic 11, Zizic 7, Nicevic 4, J.Ruzic 2, Maric, Stojic). Attn: 2,500

 Preparation games:
19/02 in Nymburk: Czech Rep. - Slovakia 60-58 (Novak 22, J.Welsch 13, Trnka 12, Stuchly 5, Panacek 3, Vahala 3, Necas 2 - Balaz 18, Svitek 10, Melus 7, Micuda 6, Liska 5, Bohunicky 4, Jakabovic 4, Timko 4)
20/02 in Prague: Cezch Rep. - Slovakia 70-72 (Trnka 15, Novak 14, Czudek 10, Vahala 10, Sokolovsky 7, J.Welsch 6, Necas 4, Dvorak 2, Stuchly 2 - Micuda 19, Svitek 14, Jakabovic 14, Balaz 13, Bohunicky 9, Weiss 3)

  European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals 
26/2/00: Switzerland – Slovakia 73-58 (36-34) (Mrazek 15, Sassella 15, Grimes 12+6reb, Valis 11+8reb, Borter 11, Koller 9+5ast, Denervaud, Fernandez – Micuda 12, Jakabovic 10, Svitek 8+5reb, Balaz 8, Bochunicky 7, Weiss 5, Liska 4, Melus 4, Timko). Lugano. Attn: 900
23/2/00: Slovakia – Latvia 61-79 (Balaz 18, Micuda 13+7reb, Jakabovic 12, Petruska 8+12reb, Svitek 5, Bohunicky 3, Liska 2, Weiss, Timko, Melus – Bagatskis 32+9reb, Stelmahers 11, Sneps 10+6reb+6ast, Helmanis 8, Miglinieks 6+7ast, Laksa 5, Vecvargas 3, Sturm 2, Vitols 2)

1999

  European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals 
1/12/99, Székesfehérvár, Hungary - Slovakia  68-52 (23-35) (Mészáros 4, Kálmán 9, Halm 7, Sitku 2, Gulyás 4 - Fodor 22, Németh 0, Czigler 10, Gémes 10 - Michálik 6, Snopko 9, Wimmer 1, Micuda 10, Andruska 10 - Durcek 5, Timko 6, Bohunicky 5, Balázs)
2500 spectators.
27/11/99, Slovakia 73-81 England (Lovik 18, Andruska 16 - Bucknall 16, Bonsu 15, Whyte 12)
24/11/99, Rijeka: Croatia – Slovakia 88:54 (45:28) (Mulaomerović 7, Krstić 14, Sesar 9, Mršić 12, Prkačin 11, Marić 5, Giriček 10, Poljak, T. Ružić 5, Vujčić 15 - Wimmer 4, Mičuda 13, svitek, Bohuncky 2, Balaž, Andruška 16, Timko, Snopko 13, Michalik, Lovik 6)

  European Championships '99 Eliminations 
27/2/99 Germany - Slovakia 79-53
24/2/99 Slovakia – Bulgaria 73-72 (Jakabovic 17, Lovik 15, Micuda 15, Michalik 14, Smacko 6, Toya 6, Moravek, Gavlak, Wimmer, Krkos)

1998

  European Championships '99 Eliminations 
2/12/98 Slovenia – Slovakia 80-57 (Michalik J. 18, Micuda 18, Bohunicky 6, Lovik 5, Jakabovic 2 (Svitek 8, Laco 0, Snopko, Michalik)
28/2/98 Greece – Slovakia 79-72 (Lovik 28 (6), Petruska 26, Michalik J. 6, Jakabovic 4, Bohunicky 3, Micuda 3, Golian 2, Svitek)
25/2/98 Slovakia – Belgium 88-76 (Petruska 29, Micuda 16, Lovik 15, Jakabovic 14, Michalik 10, Bochunicky 4, Laco, Snopko, Svitek, Wimmer)

  V. Panonn Cup, International Tournament, Szombathely (Jun.'98). 
Slovakia - Croatia U22 65-82
Holland - Slovakia 99-63
Hungary - Slovakia 76-71 (Boros 16, Mérész 17, Bencze 2, Dávid 3, Gulyás 17, Rajkó 1, Góbi 8, Orosy 3, Fodor, Halmi, Sitku 9)

  European Championships '99 Eliminations
28/2/98 Slovakia - Germany 66-68
25/2/98 Bulgaria - Slovakia 86-70

1997

  European Championships '99 Eliminations 
3/12/97 Slovakia - Slovenia 70-101 (Michalik 8, Svitek 11, Micuda 6, Toya 4, Wimmer 11, Andruska 24, Smacko 2, Timko 4)
26/11/97 Slovakia - Greece 73-76
26/11/97 Belgium - Slovakia 75-68 (M.Michalik 8, Micuda 6, Toya 16, Balaz, Melus 6, Andruska 10, J. Michalik 22, Timko,Smacko,Golian)