National Team roster

 2005

European Championships 2005 Qualifications:
Sep.11: Poland - Sweden 55-67 (16:20, 18:15, 6:14, 15:18)
POL: Ignerski 21, Bigus 11, Gortat 11, Hyzy 5, Chylinski 3, Szewczyk 2, Stefanski 2, Skibniewski 0, Szubarga 0, Sarzalo 0.
SWE: Levin 21, Ringstroem 12, Kjellbom 9, Akyuz 8, Nnamaka 7, Larsson 3, Palm 3, Jonzen 2, Nystroem 2, Goeransson 0, Akesson 0.
Sep.3: Portugal - Sweden 74-67 (17-10, 15-21, 21-18, 21-18)
POR: Filipe da Silva, Carlos Seixas (2pts), Carlos Andrade (17pts+5rbd), Francisco Jordão (18pts+6rbd) and Elvis Évora (2pts); Paulo Cunha (17pts+5stl), Jorge Coelho (11pts), Nuno Perdigão (7pts+6ass), Jose Costa and Miguel Miranda. Paulo Simão (DNP), João Santos (DNP)
SWE: Coppeland (4pts), Levin (13pts+6ass), Ringstrom (7pts), Nnamaka (8pts+5rbd) and Kjellborn (2pts); Akyuz (16pts+5rbd), Nystrom (7pts), Akesson (7pts), Norville (3pts), Larsson, Goransson. Myrthil (DNP)
Sep.2: Sweden - Hungary 73-67 (15-23, 27-12, 16-18, 15-14)
SWE: Nystrom 20, Kjellbom 12, Levin 10
HUN: Gulyas 20, David 17, Bader 12
Aug.27, Malmo (SWE): Portugal - Sweden 71-77 (21-20, 16-14, 15-19, 19-24)
Portugal - Elvis Évora (18pts, 16rbd, 2stl); Carlos Andrade (16pts, 5rbd, 3ass); Paulo Cunha (11pts, 4rbd); Filipe da Silva (7pts, 6ass, 5rbd)
Sweden - William Copeland (15pts, 5ass, 5stl); Oluoma Nnamaka (13pts, 6rbd); Mats Levin (12pts, 8ass); Joakim Kjellbom (11pts, 11rbd)
Aug.24: Hungary - Sweden 75-68 (22-15, 15-21, 16-17, 22-15)
HUN: Gulyas 28/3, David 16/3, Nemeth 11/9, Denes 7/3, Meszaros 7/3, Sitku 3/3, Kalman 2, Fodor 1,
SWE: Levin 22/12, Kjellbom 12, Copeland 11/3, J. Larsson 6/6, Norville 6, Ringstrom 5, Nnamaka 3, Akyuz 3/3

Baltic Sea Cup in Rakvere (EST)
Aug.16: Final: Latvia - Sweden 81-69 (14-23, 27-17, 23-13, 17-16)
Latvia: Kaspars Cipruss 16+5reb, S.Valters 14, K.Valters 14, Janičenoks 11, Timermanis 8, Vītols 5, Grafs 4, Buškevics 4, Štelmahers 4, Skirmants 2, Šķēle 0+6reb, Blūms DNP.
Sweden: Korajkic 17, Kjellbom 12, Nnamaka 11, Levin 9, Myrthil 6, Norville 5+5reb, Copeland 5, J.Larsson 3, H.Larrson 1, Ringstrom 0, Ekesson 0, Goransson DNP.
Aug.15: Sweden - Finland 81-55
Sweden: Ringstrom 19
Finland: Hanno Mottola 21, Teemu Rannikko 20, Shawn Huff 7, Jyri Lehtonen 2, Mikko Noopila 2, Aki Ulander 2, Iiro Tenngren 1, Maurizio Pratesi, Samuel Haanpaa, Tuukka Kotti, Jari Vanttaja

Exhibition Games
Aug.18: Poland - Sweden 79:69 (26:20, 19:18, 25:18, 9:13)
POL: Ignerski 21, Szewczyk 14, Dylewicz 12, Stefanski 7, Bigus 7, Skibniewski 6, Chylinski 3, Gortat 3, Hyzy 2, Sarzało 2, Radke 2
SWE: Levin 27, Kjellbom 9, Nystrom 7, Larsson 6, Ringstrom 6, Myrthil 5, Akyuz 4, Goranson 3, Akesson 2
Aug.11, Riga (LAT): Latvia - Sweden 62-53 (15-18, 13-11, 21-9, 13-15)
Latvia: Skirmants 10+7reb, S.Valters 9, Janičenoks 8, Cipruss 8+5reb, Štelmahers 7+5reb, Grafs 6+6reb, Helmanis 5+7reb, Šķēle 5+7reb+5as, Timermanis 4+8reb, Blūms 0, K.Valters 0+6as, Bērziņš 0.
Sweden: Levin 13+5reb+5as, Ringstrom 13, Copeland 9+5reb, Larson 6, Kjellbom 5+6reb, Korajkic 4+5reb, Akesson 3, Nnamaka 0, Mystrom 0, Myrthil 0, Gorasson DNP.
Aug.10, Riga (LAT): Latvia - Sweden 86-68 (20-19, 19-21, 25-12, 22-16)
Latvia: Sandis Valters 16, Štelmahers 14, Cipruss 13+7reb, K.Valters 8+6as, Timermanis 8+6reb, Skirmants 6, Vītols 5, Janičenoks 4, Bērziņš 4, Helmanis 0+5reb, Buškevics 0.
Sweden: Copeland 11, Mystrom 10, Levin 10, Kjellbom 8+13reb, Ringstrom 8, Akesson 7, Korajkic 6, Nnamaka 6, Larson 2, Goransson 0, Larsson 0, Myrthil 0.
Aug.4, Ockelbo (SWE): Sweden - Czech Rep. 88:86, OT (18:18, 23:23, 21:17, 19:19, 7:5)
SWE: Levin 19, Copeland 18, Ringstrom 11, Korajkic 7, Kjellbom 4 - Larsson 12, Nnamaka 9, Akesson 6, Goransson 1, Nystrom 1, Anin
CZE: Pavel Milos 25, Jiri Welsch 16, Maurice Whitfield 8, Lubos Barton 8, Petr Benda 2 - Cernosek 6, Pospisil 6, Dan Dousa 5, Sokolovsky 5, Votroubek 3, Czudek 1, Pavlik 1
Aug.3, Hallstahammar (SWE): Sweden - Czech Rep. 72:77 (21:17, 14:21, 9:20, 28:19)
SWE: Nystrom, Levin 14, Copeland 16, Kjellbom 5, Ringstrom 7 - Korajkic 13, Lkesson 7, Goransson 4,Anrin 3, Larsson 3.
CZE: Jiri Welsch 16, Pavel Milos 11, Lubos Barton 10, Petr Benda 7, Petr Czudek 2 - Whitfield 11, Votroubek 9, Cernosek 7, Pospisil 4, Sokolovsky, Daniel Dousa

 2004

Qualifications to EC 2005
Sep.25, 2004: Croatia - Sweden 75-61
Croatia: Vujic 19, Ukic 11, Tomas 9, Rancic 9, Mamic 8, Zizic 7, Popovic 5, Banic 4, Bazdaric 3, Miljkovic 0
Sweden: Myrthil 12, H.Larsson 11, Jonzen 11, Pattersson 10, Nnamaka 4, Nystrom 3, J.Larsson 3, Ringstrom 3, Palm 2, Levin 2
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.15, 2004: Sweden - Croatia 69-86 (20:21, 21:20, 9:23, 19:22)
Sweden: Ilunga, H.Larsson 12, Jeansson, Levin, Nnamaka 9, J.Larsson 13, Drains 12, Kjellbom, Jonzen 16, Ringstrom 2, Pettersson 5, Palm
Croatia: Novosel, Bazdaric 3, Popovic 17, Vujcic 12, Zizic 10, Rancic 4, Ukic 15, Miljkovic, Tomas 15, Mamic 9, Spralja, Banic 1
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
 

Efes WorldCup in Istanbul (TUR)
Sep.2, 2004: Israel - Sweden 73-64
Israel: Lior Lubin (DND), Amit Tamir 6(11r), Sharon Shason 5, Mintzuri Cohen(DND), Erez Markzkovich 10(5r), Yotam Halperin 3, Tal Burstein 15(6r,8a,4st,3to), Meir Tapiro 10(4a,4st), Moshe Mizrahi 7, Ido Kozikaro 2(4r,2st), Yaniv Green 6(3r), Raviv Limonad 9
Sweden: Olivie Ilunga 8(7r,5a), Hakan Larsson 5, Jim Nystrom (DND), Mats Levin 0, Oluoma Nnamaka 6(4r), Jonas Larsson 13(4to), Fred Drains 11(4r,4a), Joakim Kjellbom 0, Fredrik Jonzen 8(10r,5a), Martin Ringstrom 0, John Petterson 13, Michael Palm 0
Aug.31, 2004: Slovenia - Sweden 78-72
Slovenia: Goran Jurak 4 (5r,3st), Jaka Lakovic 18(4r,3a,4to), Beno Udrih 16(3r,7a), Sani Becirovic 6, Radoslav Nesterovic 12(9r), Saso Ozbold 6, Aleksandar Capin(DND), Marko Tusek 2, Marko Maravic 8(3a,5st), Ivica Jurkovic 0, Nebojsa Joksinovic 0, Primoz Brezec 6(3r)
Sweden: Olivie Ilunga 2, Johan Jeansson (DND), Jim Nystrom 0, Mats Levin 2(5a), Oluoma Nnamaka (200-F-78) 22(15r,3st), Jonas Larsson 12(3r), Fred Drains 2, Joakim Kjellbom 4(5r), Fredrik Jonzen 5(3r,3a,4to), Martin Ringstorm 0, John Petterson 19(3r,4to), Michael Palm 4
Aug.29, 2004: Turkey - Sweden 79-68
Turkey: Ender Arslan 4(4a), Kerem Tunceri 3(3a), Valentin Pastal 3, Kerem Gonlum 14(8r), Mehmet Okur 12(10r), Baris Ermis 8(4st), Cevher Ozer 3, Ermal Kurtoglu 6(7r,4to), Cenk Akyol 5(4r,3st), Huseyin Demiral 2, Fatih Solak 2, Serkan Erdogan (190-G-78) 17
Sweden: Mats Levin 6, Jonas Larsson 11, Oluoma Nnamaka 13, Fredrik Jonzen 13, John Petterson 6, Hakan Larsson 0, Olivie Llunga 9, Fred Drains 2, Martin Ringstorm 8, Joakim Kjellbom 0, Jim Nystrom 0, Micheal Palm (DND)
 

Friendly Games
Aug.27, 2004, Lappeenranta (FIN): Finland - Sweden 93-54 (26-13, 20-12, 32-22,15-7)
Finland: Aki Ulander 4/1, Martti Kuisma 2/2, Sami Lehtoranta 5/3, Jukka Matinen 2/1, Mikko Noopila 13/6, Kimmo Muurinen -/2, Tuukka Kotti 16/7, Pasi Riihelä 8/3, Jyri Lehtonen 6/1, Hanno Möttölä 21/4, Jukka Kataja 2/3, Teemu Rannikko 14/1
Sweden: John Pettersson 15, Fredrik Jönzen 9, Jonas Larsson 8, Mats Levin 8, Olivie Ilunga 5, Martin Ringström 4, Fred Drains 1
Aug.26, 2004, Kouvola (FIN): Finland - Sweden 77-61 (51-27)
Finland: Ulander 2/0, Lehtoranta 4/4, Matinen 15/6, Noopila 7/3, Muurinen 5/3, Kotti 9/6, Riihelä -/2, Kataja -/1, Lehtonen 5/3, Möttölä 18/9, Virtanen -/1, Rannikko 12/1
Sweden: John Pettersson 10/7, Fred Drains 12

Aug.9, 2004: Klaipeda (LTU): Friendly Game: Sweden - Latvia 80-73 (14-24, 19-15, 22-16, 25-18)
Latvia: Štelmahers 11, Škele 16, Vitols 7, Helmanis 5, Cipruss 6; Janicenoks 10, Skirmants 7, Grafs 5, Vecvagars 4, Buškevics 2, Vaikulis (3 piesp.), S.Valters.
Sweden: Jonas Larsson 17 p, Fredrik Jonzen 10 p, Jens Stalhandske och Fred Drains 9 p, Joakim Kjellbom 7 p, Mike Palm 6 p, Mats Levin, Olouma Nnamaka, Daniel Dajic, Martin Ringstrom, John Pettersson 4 p var, Hakan Larsson 2 p
Aug.8, 2004: Klaipeda (LTU): Friendly Game: China - Sweden 87-63
Sweden: Fredrik Jonzen 13 p, Mats Levin och John Pettersson 10p, Fred Drains 9 p, Olouma Nnamaka 7 p, Jonas Larsson 6 p, Martin Ringstrom 4 p, Olivier Ilunga 3 p.

Baltic Sea Cup in Tampere (FIN)
Aug.6, 2004: Sweden - Estonia 106-94
Aug.5, 2004: Finland - Sweden 73-68
Finland: Lehtoranta 4, Ulander 2, Muurinen 2, Noopila 0, Riihelä 2, Kotti 15, Matinen 19, Lehtonen 7, Nikitin 0, Möttölä 12, Virtanen 8, Rannikko 2
Sweden: Nnamaka 19, Larsson 11, Pettersson 10, Nyström 9, Ilunga 5, Jönzén 4, Palm 4, Kjellbom 3, Stålhandske 3, Ringström, Levin 1
Aug.4, 2004: Sweden - Latvia 72-67 (17-19; 35-35; 58-48)
Sweden: Petterson 15, Larsson 14, Jönzén 13, Nnamaka 12, Stålhandske 6, Kjellbom 6, Larsson 4, Ringström 2
Latvia: Gatis Jahovics 20+5reb, Veselovs 13+6reb, R.Gabrans 9, Vilums 7, Bambis 7, Zeltins 6, Rekis 3, Gubats 2, Jurevicus 0, Vairogs 0

July 29, 2004: Exhibition Game: Sweden - Finland 93-85 (28-21, 18-30, 21-18, 26-16)
Sweden: Ilunga 18p 5r, Dajic 15, Nnamka 13p 6r, Jönzén 13p 5r, Jeansson 9, Jim Nyström 6, Martin Ringström 6p 5r, Michael Palm 6p 8r, Levin 5p 4a, Christoffer Anrin 2, Joakim Kjellbom 4r 2blk, Mats Olsson
Finland: Lehtinen 23, Virtanen 16, Kuisma 13, Muurinen 12p 8r, Ulander 8p 12r, Kotti 7p 5r, Nikitin 4, Kataja 2p 4r, Huff

Porto San Giorgio Tournament in Italy:
July 24, 2004: Russia - Sweden 78-72
July 23, 2004: Italy - Sweden 82-75 (17-21, 35-37, 55-54)
ITALY: Basile 16, Galanda 9, Soragna 6, Marconato 15, De Pol 7, Righetti 0, Pozzecco 14, Abbio 0, Mian 5, Chiacig 8, Bulleri 2, Mancinelli 0. Coach: Recalcati
SWEDEN: Ilunga 5, Kjellbom 4, Nystrom 2, Levin 5, Nnamaka 5, Larsson 17, Daijc 7, Jeansson 0, Jonzen 7, Ringstrom 0, Anrin 23, Olsson dnp. Coach: Enjebo

June 2004, Slovakia: Grand Prix Slovakia
Sweden – Germany 2 81-74 (17-22, 21-17, 27-12, 16-23)
Sweden: Anrich 16, Larsson 15, Ringstrom 14 (5 reb, 4 st), Jonzen 10 (6 reb, 3 to), Palm 9 (6 reb), Jeansson 8 (3 to), Spasojevic 6 (5 reb, 4 st), Ilunga 3
Germany: Strasser 18 (3 as), Herber 18 (7 reb), Lipke 7, Leutloff 7, Grubler 6, Madrich 6 (6 reb, 3 as), Buchmiller 3, Strauch 3, Feist 2, Dill 2, Nolte 2
Sweden - Czech Republic 70-84 (16-26, 19-23, 16-25, 19-10)
Sweden: Jonzen 11 (3 to), Ringstrom 11 (5 reb), Anrin 7, Nystrom 6 (3 st, 5 to), Spasojevic 6, Palm 6, Jeansson 5, Ilunga 5 (3 st, 5 to), Kjellborn 4 (6 reb, 3 to), Larsson 3 (3 to), Ronndalh 3, Pettersson 3
Czech R.: Stanek 15, Cernosek 10 (4 as), Benda 10 (6 reb), Hajek 9, Czudek 8 (3 st, 9 as!!!, 3 to), Milos 8 (3 to), Pavlik 7, Sokolovsky 7 (4 st, 3 as), Votroubek 6, Necas 4 (8 st!!!, 4 to), Sucharda 0, Marek 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

 Sweden at European Championships 2003

 BALTIC SEA CUP (27-28.12.2003.)
1/2 FINALS: LATVIA - SWEDEN 74-70 (20-17; 39-36; 65-56)
Latvia: Kaspars Cipruss 20+11reb, Jumikis 10+6reb, Veselovs 8, Porzingis 6, Melderis 6, Jahovics 6+5reb, Brunins 6, R.Gabrans 5, Bergmanis 5, Slesers 2, Grafs 0.
Sweden: John Pettersson 22+9reb, Ronndahl 14+5reb, Dajic 12, Palm 8+8reb, Larsson 5+6as, Soderman 5+6reb, Carlsson 2, Eriksson 2, Ilunga 0, Spasojevic 0, Myrthil 0, Akesson DNP.

Tournament in Alassio (Italy): June 6, 2003
Sweden - Belgium 64-76
Sweden: Jonas Larsson 23, Jens Johnsson 9, Martin Ringstrom 7, Mike Palm 6, Mattias Sahlstrom 6, Hakan Larsson 5, Mats Levin 2, Lesli Myrthil 2, John Pettersson 2, Anders Ronndahl 2.
Belgium: Win Vandekeere 14, Tshomba Duke Sambwe-Lukamba 12, Mathias Desaever 12, Dimitri Jorssen 12, Axel Hervelle 11, Hugo Sterk 8, Dimitri Lauwers 7.
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

Baltic Sea Cup - Jun. 29, 2002
Latvian National Team won Baltic Sea Cup defeating in the final  Sweden team 106-85.
Final: Latvia – Sweden 106-85 (32-19;59-49;87-70)
LATVIA: Ainars Bagatskis 26+5 reb, Roberts Štelmahers 15,  Edgars Šneps 15+4 ste, Uvis Helmanis 14+6 reb, Edmunds Valeiko 12, Kaspars Cipruss 9, Aigars Vītols 7,  Kristaps Purnis 4, Juris Umbraško 2,  Bruno Pētersons 2, Sandis Buškevics 0, Māris Ļaksa DNP.
SWEDEN: Joakim Blom 19+5 reb, Mats Levin 11+5 reb, Christia Maraker 11, Lesli Myrthil  11, Peter Theisz 10, JD Sander 8, Jim Nystrom 8, Michael Palm 5, Jasko Korajkic 2, Christop Anrin 0.
 Baltic Sea Cup Final: Latvia – Sweden - Jun. 29, 2002
Baltic Sea Cup ½ finals:
Sweden – Estonia 104-80
 Impressive victory for Sweden after they won international tournament in Poland - Jun. 9, 2002
Swedish National Team appears to be in a very good shape. They just won international tournament in Sopot, Poland, defeating in the final host team 91-80. Jonas Larsson (192-G-71, agent: Milz Michael) was named MVP of the tournament.
Final Game: Sweden - Poland 91-80
(Larsson 26 (4/8 za 3), Maraker 17 (3/3 za 3, 10 zb), Blom 13 (7 zb), Levin 8 (6 as), Burke 6 (6 as), Nnamaka 6 (7 zb, 4 as), Sahlstrom 5, Myrthil 3, Bergstrom 3 - Wiekiera 20 (3/6 za 3, 9 zb), Krzykała 18 (2/4 za 3, 4 as), Szybilski 12 (10 zb), Dylewicz 7 (7 zb, 2 bl), Majchrzak 7, Stefański 7, Szawarski 7, Roszyk 2)
3rd Place Game: Athletic In Action - Holandia 88:71
 Second victory of Swedisn NT at the tournament in Poland - Jun. 9, 2002
After beating Athletes In Action, this time Swedish National team did not have any problems in defeating Holland 92-67. The Dutch team was in "Eexperimental" roster without all top players. So they were not able to challenge solid Swedish team.
Sweden - Holland 92-67
Sweden: Burke 7/6as/5st, Bergstrom 3(1), Theisz 7, Nnamaka 5, Larsson J. 17(4), Lesli Myrthil (199-G/F-77, agent: Grant Kenny, college: Wagner) 17, Blom 6/7zb, Levin 12/6as/5st, Maraker 12(1), Ringstrom 0, Sahlstrom 6.
Holalnd: Heinen 13(1), Krieger 7(1), Defares 6/7zb, Fredericks 6, Cortenraede 5, Van der Kamp 0, Harris 11(2), Reinders 0, Rouwhorst 9, Timmermans 10.

 2001

Exhibition Games
Nov.27, 2001, Friendly: Finland - Sweden 72-79 (Sami Lehtoranta 7/1, Pasi Riihelä 7/4, Kimmo Muurinen 8/2, Tom Gustafsson 4/7, Timo Parviainen 7/1, Jani Hiltunen 0/0, Maurizio Pratesi 20/3, Jyri Lehtonen 3/2, Jukka Kataja 0/0, Anssi Kinnaslampi 4/0, Petri Virtanen 4/0, Kimi Klingberg 8/2 -)
Nov.28, 2001, Finland - Sweden 93-90 (Sami Lehtoranta 2/0, Pasi Riihelä 20/11, Kimmo Muurinen 2/4, Tom Gustafsson 10/6, Timo Parviainen 20/1, Jani Hiltunen 3/0, Jyri Lehtonen 26, Jukka Kataja 0/1, Anssi Kinnaslampi 1/0, Petri Virtanen 5/1, Kimi Klingberg 4/0 -)
Aug.19, 2001: Estonia - Sweden 86-80 (Muursepp 20, Parn 16, Noormets 12, 11reb, Kikerpill 10, Tein 8, Metstak 6, Varblane 5, Pehka 5, Liivak 3, Kriisa 1 - ).
Aug.17, 2001: Latvia - Sweden 91:72 (Cipruss 12, Stelmahers 12, Helmanis 12, Bagatskis 12, Vecvagars 12, Purnis 11, Vitols 8, Laksa 6, Sturms 4, K.Valters 2, Valeiko -)
Aug.16, 2001: Sweden – N.Carolina - Greensboro 87-77 (Oluoma Nnamaka 18, Mats Levin 16, Christopher Anrin 14, Sinisa Prtic 9, Lesli Myrthil 9, Ervin Musanovic 8, John Tillman 7, Urban Söderman 4, Peter Theisz 2 -)
Aug.15, 2001: Sweden – N.Carolina – Greensboro 79-65 (Urban Söderman 14, Mats Levin 12, Anders Rönndahl 11, John Tillman 10, Ibrahim Diarra 5, Oluoma Nnamaka 5, Ervin Musanovic 4, Peter Theisz 4, Sinisa Prtic 2 - David Schuck 15, Peter Tsampas 9, Jay Joseph 8, Courtney Eldridge 7, Sean McCarthy 6, Ronnie Taylor 6, James Maye 5, Brian FitzGerald 4, Tizzo Johnson 3, Luke Boythe 2)

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: Turkey – Sweden 82-61 (Tunçeri 3, Kutluay 9, Türkoglu 2, Türkcan 13, Besok 9; Erdenay 12, Okur 7, Ene 6, Onan 4, Peker 4, Pars 4, Evliyaoglu 3, Vekiloglu 3, Yildirim 3 - Jonzen 19, Bergstrom 9, Sanders 7, Nnamaka 6, Blom 5, Larsson J. 4, Larsson H. 4, Ronndahl 3, Sahlstrom 2, Theisz 2, Myrthil)
Aug.11, 2001: Yugoslavia – Sweden 73-64 (Rakocevic 2, Petrovic 2, Vujanic, Jestratijevic 6, Stojakovic 21, Scepanovic 4, Jaric 2, Drobnjak 5, Stanojevic, Milojevic, Tomasevic 16, Gurovic 15 - Bander 4, M. Larsson 9, A. Bergsstrom, Deize 3, Ericsson 2, J. Larsson 14, Millhild 4, Bloom 9, Djouzen 8, Rondhaal, Hamaaka 11, E. Bergsstrom)

 Friendly
Aug.9, 2001: Sweden – Finland 85-86 (- Nikkilä 15, Kumpulainen 4, Noopila, Luhtanen 3, Larkio 7, Riihelä, Pratesi 7, Mäkelä 5, Möttölä 23, Laine 5, Rannikko 17)

International Tournament in Latisana
June 14, 2001: Italy - Sweden 88-71 (Bulleri 7 (1/3, 1/4), Cittadini 2 (1/2), Maggioli 5 (2/3), Righetti 13 (2/7, 3/6), Santarossa 5 (1/2, 1/2); Calabria 10 (2/6, 2/4) Mordente 6 (0/1, 2/3), Beard 14 (6/7), Chiacig 16 (7/11), Monti 2 (1/1), Amoroso 8 (0/1, 2/2); DNP: Rombaldoni, Camata; Coach: Tanjevic - H. Larsson 12 (5/11, 0/2), Theisz (0/2), Sanders 6 (2/3), J. Larsson 21 (2/4, 5/9), Myrthil 2 (1/1); Musanovic 2 (0/1), Jonzen 20 (4/8, 2/5), Prtic 4 (2/2), Lundhal 4 (2/5), Soderman (0/1); DNP: Daniel, Nystrom)
Round 1, June 13, 2001: Slovenia (U-21)- Sweden 85:92 (Kadic 15, Jokic 6, Brolih 6, Antonijevic 3, Klepo 17, Miletic 1, Vidic, Ozbolt 2, Zagorac 24, Joksimovic 4, Zalokar 6, Susic 1 - Daniel, H.Larsson 13, Tilman, Theisz, Sanders 6, J.Larsson 26, Myrthil 4, Musanovic 6, Jonzen 16, Prtic 9, Lundhal, Soderman 12).

EC 2003 Qualification Round
June 10, 2001: Poland-Sweden 96-86 (Jankowski 14, Pluta 14 (2), Szawarski 9 (1), Korytek 9, Bacik 8, Hyży 26 (1), Wiekiera 7 (1), Szcześniak 5 (1), Sidor 4, Bigus 0, Myrda 0 - Jonas Larsson 24, JD Sanders 22, Håkan Larsson 12, Fredrik Jönzén 9, Peter Theiz 8, Vincent Lundahl 5, William Copeland 3, Jim Nyström 2, Sinisa Prtic)
June 9, 2001: Poland-Sweden 69-58 (Bacik 16, Bigus 11, Szcześniak 11 (2), Prawica 10 (1), Hyży 4 oraz Szawarski 6 (1), Wiekiera 5 (1), Myrda 3, Dylewicz 2, Korytek 1, Suski 0, Dylewicz 0. - Jonas Larsson 16, Fredrik Jönzén 14, JD Sanders 12, Lesli Myrthil 5, Vincent Lundahl 4, Håkan Larsson 4, William Copeland 2, Peter Theiz)

Exhibition Game
June 8, 2001: Poland – Sweden 71-67 (Prawica 11, Bigus 11, Korytek 10, Pluta 10, Bacik 9, Szcześniak 7, Hyży 6, Jankowski 3, Sidor 2, Szawarski 2, Myrda - Sanders 19, Larsson 18, Carsson 14, Jonzen 7, Myrthil 4, Theizs 2, Prtić 2, Musanović 1)

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
23/1/01: Israel – Sweden 81-83 (Sharp 21, Saffar 16, Cohen-Mintz 14, Burstein 9, Turgeman 7, Muchtary 4, Tamir 4, Green 3, Lubin 3, Kozikaro – J.Blom 16, Sanders 16, J.Jonsson 15, P.Larsson 14, Bergstrom 10, H.Larsson 7, Prstic 3, Myrthil 2, Diarra, Lundahl)
27/1/01: Sweden - Bosnia 79-98 (Bergstrom 15, Blum 15, Diarra, Dubo, Jonsson 17, Larsson H. 13, Larsson P. 14, Mythill, Prtic 1, Runndahl - Firic 26, Hukic 15, Krasic, Leric 4, Markovic 18, Mrsic 19 , Opacak, Ovcina 16, Suljanovic,Terzic)

2000

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
29/11/00: Sweden - Bulgaria 101-98 (Aulander 23, Saldstrom 23, J. Larson 21, H. Larson 16, Peterson 8; Bergstrom 3, Jonson 3, Diara 2, Dubo 2 - Mintchev 19, Radionov 10, Stoikov 13, Natov 9, B. Mladenov; Hr. Dimitrov 26, Petrov 9, Angelov 10, Koeshinov 2)
22/11/00: Sweden - Holland 76-92 (Aulander 21, Blom 15, Sanders 14+6reb, H Larsson 9, Jonsson 8, P Larsson 7, Pettersson 2, Sahlstrom 6reb, Bergstrom 6ast - R Smits 22+16reb, Krieger 15, A.Flanders 14, Triemstra 12, Van der Sluis 11, heinen 10, Jones 7, Lommerse 1)
22/11/00: Finland - Sweden 88-85 (Kuisma 22, Pratesi 19+5ast, Joyner 14, Luhtanen 14, Mäkelä 12, Kumpulainen 4+9reb, Kotty 3 - J Larsson 17, H Larsson 16+4ast, Aulander 14+7reb, Blom 11+4stl, Johnsson 11, Sahlström 10, Pettersson 4, Sanders 2+7reb)

Exhibition games
Stuttgart (GER), 31/8/00: Germany - Sweden 70:61 (Nowitzki 12, Hupmann 8 - J.Tillman 17, D.Bergström 13, J.Blom 12, M.Dubo 10, L.Myrthil 4, E.Musanovic 4, D.Dajic 1)
Belgrade (YUG): 27/8/00: Yugoslavia – Sweden 92-61 (Bodiroga 12, Danilovic 9, Obradovic 11, Loncar 9, Stojakovic 11, Šcepanovic 8, Lukovski 8, Rebraca 3, Tarlac 8, Milojevic, Tomaševic 11, Jestratijevic 2 - Tyllman 8, H. Larsson 8, Bergstrom, Lyundall, Myrtill 2, J. Larsson 10, Dubo 2, Blom 9, Mujanovic 6, Persson 2, Petersson 2, Dajic 11, Prtic 13)
Novi Sad (YUG): 26/8/00: Yugoslavia – Sweden 87-61 (Danilovic 14, Scepanovic 14, Stojakovic 13, Bodiroga 12, Gurovic 9, Obradovic 8, Jaric 6, Tarlac 5, Rebraca 4, Drobnjac 2 - H Larsson 12, Dubo 9, Blom 8, Myrthil 7, Pettersson 7, Musanovic 6, Tillman 5, J Larsson 4, Bergström 3)
Polar Cup, August 1-6, 2000, at Iceland
1/8/00: Sweden - Iceland B. 78-63
2/8/00: Iceland - Sweden 86-88 (JA Stefánson 17, Arnarson 16, Olafson 11, Einarson 11, Hardarson 7, Stefánson 7, Olafson 5, JA Ingvarson 3, Sigurdarson 2 -)
3/8/00: Finland - Sweden 60-66 (Nikkilä 12, Muurinen, Laine, Kotti 11, Majala, Vekkilä, Lehtoranta 6, Matinen 10, Luhtanen 10, Zitting, Mäkelä 9, Ilmonen 2 -)
4/8/00: Norway -Sweden 68-95
5/8/00: Sweden - Denmark 83-71 (H.Larsson 20, J.Larsson 16, Pettersson 12, Blom 12, Aulander 7, Tillman 5, Myrthil 4, Prtic 3, Jönzén 2, Persson 2 -)
11/6/00: Sweden - Poland 82:95

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
26/2/00, Bihac: Bosnia – Sweden 67-52 (Ovcina 15+9reb, Delic 12, Firic 11+5reb+5ast, Leric 9, Mujezinovic 8+7reb, Hukic 8, Krasic 4, Terzic, Alihodzic – P.Larsson 19, Blom 13, H.Larsson 8, Bergstrom 6, Diarra 2, Pettersson 2, Myrthil 2, Lundahl). Attn: 2,500
23/2/00: Israel – Sweden 75-61 (Turgeman 18, Sheffer 14, Shelef 13, Cohen-Mintz 10, Lubin 9, Henefeld 4, Safar 3, Burstein 2, Tomer 2 - Larsen 17 points (5x3), Sahlstrom 14, Blom 14)

1999

European Championships 2001 Eliminations - Semifinals
1/12/99, Bulgaria – Sweden 77-63 (Natov 6, Minchev 22, Mladenov 4, Dimitrov 8, Stoykov 23; Rodionov, Petrov 12, Koeshinov 2, Markov - H.Larsson 7, Begrstrom 2, J.Larsson 13, Blom 8, Stumer 9; Ulander 14, Salstrom 5, Petersson 2, Gerke 3, Hakansson)
27/11/99, Holland - Sweden 61-66 (Geert Hammink 17+12reb, +1steal+6turnovers+1ast+1block, Wiert Goedee 10 - Bergstrom 15, Petterson 14, H. Larsson 12)
24/11/99, Sweden – Finland 96-101 (Bergstrom 20, Blom 19, Larsson 19, Stumer 11+7reb, Gehrke 8, Pettersson 8, Aulander 7, Sahlstrom 2, Hakansson 2 – Kuisma 29, Lahtanen 20+8reb, Matinen 20, Pratesi 14, Rannikko 11, Lehtonen 3, Laaksonen 2, Pehkonen 2)

Exhibition games
21/2/99: Danemark - Sweden 60-69 (David Bergström 20, Joakim Blom 17, Thorbjörn Gehrke 15)

European Championships 1999 Eliminations
2/12/98 Sweden – Italy 82-75 (Gehrke 19, P.Larsson 12)
28/11/98 Georgia – Sweden 59-82 (Gehrke 26, Sahlstrom 15, Bergstrom 14, J.Blom 12)
25/11/98 Turkey - Sweden 90-64 (Stumer 22, Sahlström 15, Gehrke 9, Hakansson 5, Bergström 3, Aulander 3, Blom 3, Lundahl 2, Larsson 2)

Nordic Championships, Kopenhagen (Denmark):
Sweden - Iceland 76-65
Sweden - Norway 78-62
Sweden - Finland 66-58
Denmark - Sweden 78-87

Basketfest'98 (Manchester), International Invitational, April 98
Sweden - Netherlands 67-55
Finland - Sweden 67-56
England - Sweden 69-90 (J. Blom 23+10rbs)

European Championships 1999 Eliminations
28/2/98 Sweden - Latvia 87-82 (Aulander 23, Gehrke 21, Stumer 14, Blom 8, Sahlstrom 7, J.Larsson 7, H.Larsson 4, Hakanson 3)
25/2/98 Sweden - Czech Rep. 93-97, 2OT (Sahlstrom 24, Larsson 23, Stumer 16)

1999

European Championships 1999 Eliminations
3/12/97 Italy - Sweden 92-81
29/11/97 Sweden - Georgia 89-85
26/11/97 Turkey - Sweden 65-48