National Team roster

 2005 

 France at European Championships 2005: 3rd place !!!

Exhibition Games:
Sep.13, Milano, ITA: Italy - France 83-75
Aug.28, Alicante (ESP): Spain - France 94-88
Aug.27, Calpe (ESP): Spain - France 95-84

Tournament in Limoges (FRA):
Sep.10: France - Turkey 75-56
FRA: Parker 20, Diaw 16, Giffa 3, M.Pietrus 7, Rigadeau 8, F.Pietrus 6, Marquis 4, Fauthoux 0, Gelabale 9, Schmidt 2, Diarra 0
TUR: Ender Arslan 7, Ibrahim Kutluay (198-F/G-74) 0, Kerem Gonlum 4, Kaya Peker 7, Mehmet Okur 7, Kerem Tunceri 8, Serkan Erdogan 0, Cenk Akyol 8, Mirsad Turkcan 5, Ermal Kurtoglu 6, Hidayet Turkoglu 4, Fatih Solak 0
Sep.9: France - Bulgaria 98-59
Sep.8: France - Ukraine 96-83

World Efes Pilsen Tournament in Istanbul (TUR)
Sep.2: 5th Place: Serbia and Montenegro - France 99-72
SRB: Dejan Bodiroga 4, Aleksandar Pavlovic 7, Vule Avdalovic 10, Igor Rakocevic 9, Bojan Popovic 0, Marko Jaric 6, Nenad Krstic 16, Dejan Milojevic 21, Darko Milicic 8, Milan Gurovic 18
FRA: Frederic Fauthox 1, Mickael Gelabale 8, Antoine Rigaudeau 4, Mamautou Diarra 6, Mickael Pietrus 18, Tony Parker 12, Florent Pietrus 5, Jerome Schimitt 1, Boris Diaw 10, Vincent Masingue 7, Sacha Giffa 0
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

 2004 

Qualifications to EC 2005
Sep.25, 2004: Poland - France 83-86 (14-23, 24-25, 16-23, 29-15)
Poland: Lampe 27, Dylewicz 13, Elliot 12, Roszyk 10, Pluta 8, Koszarek 5, Szawarski 4, Witka 2, Korytek 1
France: Digbeu 17, Julian 15, Gomis 9, Diarra 9, Diaw 8, Masingue 7, Foirest 7, Fauthoux 6, Pietrus 4, Bokolo 4
Sep.22, 2004: Czech Rep. - France 95-104 (24-25, 19-15, 14-16, 20-21, 9-9, 9-18)
Czech Rep: Starosta 18, Necas 14, Benda 12, Kresta 11, Czudek 10, Pavlik 9, Sokolovsky 8, Cernosek 6, Benes 4, Milos 3, Hajek 0, Votroubek 0
France: Fauthoux 21, Foirest 20, Diaw 11 Julian 11Digbeu 9, Marquis 8, Pietrus 8, Gomis 8, Julian 0
Sep.18, 2004: France - Slovenia 85-69 (29-20, 11-16, 27-18, 18-15)
France: Diaw 26, Foirest 14, Pietrus 13, Gomis 8, Digbeu 7, Marquis 6, Fauthoux 5, Giffa 4, Masingue 2, Julian 0, Diarra 0
Slovenia: Becirovic 23, Tusek 9, Jurak 7, Jurkovic 7, Ozbolt 6, Capin 5, Nachbar 4, Lakovic 4, Brezec 3, Maravic 1
Sep.15, 2004: France - Poland 85-65 (26:16, 44:30, 62:42)
France: Diaw 16, Gomis 14, F.Pietrus 12, Foirest 7, Masingue 4 - Fauthoux 9, Marquis 6, Digbeu 6, Julian 6, Diarra 3, Giffa 2.
Poland: Dylewicz 14, Elliott 12, Trybanski 4, Roszyk 2, Pluta 0 - Witka 10, Szawarski 10, Lampe 7, Ignerski 3, Korytek 3, Koszarek 0, Szczesniak 0.
Sep.11, 2004: France - Czech Rep. 89-56 (24-10, 25-11, 20-15, 20-20)
France: Giffa 16, Gomis 13, Diarra 11, Foirest 10, Diaw 9, Fauthoux 8, Digbeu 6, Pietrus 6, Marquis 5, Masingue 3, Rupert 2, Bokolo 0
Czech Rep.: Starosta 15, Hajek 12, Pavlik 9, Benda 8, Sokolovsky 4, Cernosek 3, Votroubek 3, Stanek 2, Czudek 0, Benes 0, Milos 0, Necas 0
Sep.9, 2004: Slovenia - France 77-61
Slovenia: Jurak DNP, Lakovic 10, Udrih 18, Becirovic 8, Nesterovic 8, Nachbar 8, Ozbolt DNP, Tusek 12, Maravic 2, Joksimovic DNP, Brezec 11
France: Fauthoux 1, Gomis 6, Bokolo, Foirest 7, Diarra 8, Marquis 17, Digbeu, F.Pietrus 11, Rupert 3, Diaw 6, Masingue 2, Giffa
 

Sep.4, 2004: Friendly Game: France - Bosnia and Herzegovina 72-69
France: Fauthoux 8, Gomis 6, Bokolo 5, Foirest 20, Marquis 2, Digbeu 1, Pietrus 8, Diaw 15, Masingue 5, Giffa 2;
Bosnia: Castle 9, Ovcina 7, Krupalija 5, Firic 6, Hukic 11, Kovacevic 7, Mrsic 9, Bajramovic 8, Jazvin 4, Radojevic 3.

Tournament in Bamberg (GER)
Aug.22, 2004: Latvia - France 64-53
Latvia: Helmanis 12, Skirmants 10, Skele 9, Buskevics 9, Jahovics 5, Valters 5, Vitols 4, Petersons 4, Stelmahers 3, Timermanis 3, Cipruss 0, Vecvargas 0
France: Gomis 12, Pietrus 11, Rupert 8, Diaw 8, Diarra 7, Masingue 2, Marquis 2, Jeanneau 2, Fauthoux 1, Gautier 0, Digbeu 0
Aug.21, 2004: Turkey - France 57-69 (13-16 / 14-21 / 14-20 / 16-12)
Turkey: Tunceri 5, Turkoglu 6 (3 reb-3 ast), Arslan 2, Ozer 2, Erdogan 3 (2 ast), Kutluay 8 (3 reb-2 ast), Solak 2, Gonlum (4 reb), Okur 17 (5 reb-2 blocks), Kuqo 12 (8 reb), Basak 0
France: Fauthoux 8, Jeanneau 2, Gautier 2, Gomis 8, Diarra 6, Digbeu 8, Pietrus 5, Rupert 2, Diaw 9, Marquis 15
Aug.20, 2004: Germany - France 60-59
Germany: Ademola Okulaja 17, Demond Greene 10, Robert Garrett 3, Denis Wucherer 2, Steffen Hamann 2, Misan Nikagbatse, Stefano Garris 9, Stephen Arigbabu 7, Patrick Femerling 6, Johannes Herber, Jan Jagla, Branko Klepac 2
France: Diaw 12, Digbeu 8, Gomis 7, Diarra 7, Marquis 6, Fauthoux 5, Masingue 4, Foirest 4, Pietrus 3, Rupert 2, Jeanneau 1

Aug.8, 2004: Friendly Game: France - Belgium 85-61
France: Joseph Gomis 19, Mamoutou Diarra 11, Yannick Bokolo 9, Frederic Fauthoux 8,
Belgium: Axel Hervelle 13, Butch Tshomba 11, Tomas Van Den Spiegel 2
Aug.7, 2004: Friendly Game: France - Belgium 75-55
France: Claude Marquis 14, Jo Gomis 10, Thierry Rupert 7, Boris Diaw 8
Belgium: Jacques Stas 13, Eric Struelens 11

 2003 

 France at European Championships 2003: 4th Place

Porto San Giorgio Tournament
June 20, 2003: Italy - France B NT 88-74 (24-16, 46-34, 64-54)
Italy: Malaventura 3 (0/1, 1/2), Soragna (0/2, 0/2), De Pol 7 (1/4, 1/1), Santarossa 12 (2/3, 2/5), Mordente, Mian 1 (0/1, 0/3), Chiacig 19 (5/10, 1/1), Maggioli 3 (1/3), Cittadini 10 (4/5), Lamma 13 (1/1, 2/6), Garri 6 (1/4, 1/2), Carraretto 14 (2/5, 3/10). Coach: Carlo Recalcati.
France B: Moncade 3 (0/1, 1/1), Jeanneau 2 (1/3, 0/1), Bardet (0/1, 0/2), Morandais 3 (1/3), Diarra 14 (5/6, 1/3), Ferchaud 5 (1/1, 1/3), Gelabale 14 (5/8, 0/2), Milling 5 (1/3), Rupert 10 (2/9), Labeyrie 10 (4/6, 0/2), Marquis 8 (2/6, 0/1). Coach: Claude Bergeaud.
June 19, 2003: Czech Rep. - France B NT 80:78 (16:19, 36:42, 58:64)
Czech Rep:: Ondrej Starosta (217-C-79), Votroubek 15, Sokolovsky 14.
France B: Bardet 12, Diarra 12, Gelabale 12, Labeyrie 10, Marquis 9, Rupert 8, Milling 6, Moncade 4, Dumas 3, Ferchaud 2

 2002 

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Jan.26, 2002: Latvia - France 81-87
(Miglinieks 14, Bagatskis 15, Stelmahers 11, Vecvagars, Helmanis 14, Vitols 2, Kambala 21, Purnis 0, Valters 4, SKirmants - Foirest 18, Evtimov 2, Julian 18, Sciarra 2, Digbeu 13, Dubos 16, Sonko 7, Pietrus F. 6, Diaw 5, Pietrus M.)
Jan.23, 2002: Poland - France 70-78, OT
(Zielinski 9, Prawica 3, Wojcik 22, Sidor 2, Korytek 7, Pluta 16, Szczesniak, McNaull, Hyzy 4, Stefanski dnp - Foirest 20, Evtimov, Julian 11, Sciarra 16, Dibgeu 11, Dubos 4, Sonko 7, F.Pietrus 9, Diaw, M.Pietrus dnp)

2001

  European Championships 2003 Eliminations 
Nov.28, 2001: Estonia - France 63-59 (Muursepp 24, 7reb, Metstak 11, Pehka 11, 9reb, 7ast, Kullamae 8, Tein 5, Kriisa 2, Kuusmaa 2 - Sonko 13, Sciarra 11, F.Pietrus 10, Risacher 8, Evtimov 6, Foirest 5, Rupert 4, Palmer 2)
Nov.24, 2001: Belarus - France 61-85 (Aliakseyeu 16, Baidakou 2, Charko, Kojenets 2, Korshuk, Koutchinski 17, Kouzmine 5, Mescheriakov 8, Pyntsikau 11, Verameyenko - Sonko 20, Sciarra 14, Foirest 14, Digbeu 12, Pietrus F 6, Risacher 6, Rupert 4, Julian 3, Evtimov 3, Gautier 3)
Nov.21, 2001: France - Hungary 81-73 (Sciarra 7, Digbeu 10, Risacher 10, Rupert 4, Evtimov 12; Foirest 8, Sonko 10, M.Pietrus 5, F.Pietrus 6, Palmer 9 - Nemeth 6, Kalman 21, Meszaros 12, Sitku 12, Bader 15; Gemes 4, Simon 3)

  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: France – Croatia 90-79 (Sciarra 2, Parker 19, Foirest 13, Digbeu 19, Dioumassi, Risacher 5, Evtimov 12, Julian 2, Palmer 4, Bilba 5, Weis 9 - Mulaomerovic 16, Vrankovic, Sesar 2, Mrsic 4, Prkacin 12, Giricek 11, Kovacic 14, Mamic 7, Vujcic 8, Tabak 5)
Sep.5, 2001, Quarterfinals: Germany – France 81-77 (Demirel 4, Okulaja 8, Garrett 4, Pesic 8, Garris 5, Tomic dnp, Willoughby dnp, Papic dnp, Arigbabu, Femerling 12, Nowitzki 32, Bradley 8 - Sciarra 12, Parker, Foirest 23, Digbeu 7, Dioumassi 3, Risacher 5, Evtimov 4, Julian 5, Palmer 5, Bilba 11, Weis 2)
Day 3, Sep.2, 2001: France - Lithuania 76-65 (Parker 3, Sciarra 7, Micoud DNP, Dioumassi 7, Foirest DNP, Digbeu 13, Risacher 18, Bilba 11, Julian 9, Weis DNP, Evtimov 2, Palmer 6 - Einikis 7, Jasikevicius 3, Javtokas, Jurkunas 5, Kakuenas 7, Slanina DNP, Songaila 2, Siskauskas 11, Stombergas 5, Timinskas 12, E.Zukauskas 4, M.Zukauskas 7)
Day 2, Sep.1, 2001: Ukraine – France 89-86 (Lebedev, Pudzyrej 10, Balashov 2, Yevstatenko 10, Lishchuk 8, Okunsky 28, Markov, Korabliov 14, Rajevski 13, Rishov 4 - Sciarra 14, Parker 11, Foirest, Digbeu 10, Risacher 14, Julian 15, Palmer 18, Bilba, Weis 4)
Day 1, Aug.31, 2001: France – Israel 77-71, OT (Micoud, Sciarra 13, Parker 2, Foirest 18, Digbeu 8, Dioumassi, Risacher 8, Evtimov, Julian 6, Palmer 15, Bilba 5, Weis 2 - Gordon 8, Sharp 8, Turgeman 19, Nissim - Tapiro 21, Saffar 13, Peleg 2, Green, Mizrachi)

 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.18, 2001: Israel - France 70-68 (Sharp 9, Shelef 11, Burstein 5, Shaffard 20, Green 3, Shenfeld 1, Gordon 6, Turgeman 10, Lubin 0, Tapiro 5, Pelen 0, Misrachi - Sciarra 7, Foirest 11, Dioumassi 3, Julian 3, Bilba 8, Micoud 5, Parker 3, Digbeu 2, Risacher 14, Rupert 2, Evtimov 7, Weis 3)

Tournament in Messina (ITA)
Aug.12, 2001: Italy – France 74-59 (Bulleri 3, Basile 3, Galanda 5, Fucka 17, De Pol 7, Meneghin 9, Mian 8, Chiacig 21, Camata 1 - Micoud 3, Sciarra 2, Foirest 8, Risacher 18, Bernard 2, Palmer 12, Bilba 5, Dioumassi, Weis 3, Evtimov 6)
Aug.11, 2001: France – Slovenia 90-70 (Micoud 5, Pluvy 3, Foirest 16, Digbeu 2, Dioumassi 13, Risacher 13, Julian 4, Palmer 18, Bilba 6, Weis 4, Rupert 6 - Gorenc 12, Becirovic 4, Goljovic 12, Smodis 5, Tusek 8, Milic 9, Jurkovic 4, Alibegovic 5, Nesterovic 11).

Nations Cup in Braunschweig (GER)
Aug.6, 2001: Yugoslavia – France 88-79 (Tomasević 23, Bodiroga 19, Drobnjak 17, Obradović 9, Gurović 8, Rakocević 6, Scepanović 2, Jarić 2, Milojević 2 - Risacher 18, Julian 16, Foirest 13, Palmer 11, Digbeu 5, Bilba 5, Pluvy 4, Sciarra 3, Evtimov 2, Ruppert 2)
Aug.5, 2001: Lithuania – France 73-85 (E.Žukauskas 19, A.Jurkūnas 14, M.Žukauskas 11, M.Timinskas 7, G.Einikis 7, Jasikevičius 6, K.Marčiulionis 3, R.Kaukėnas, Stombergas 1, A.Macijauskas - 2 - C.Julian 19, S.Risacher 15)
Aug.4, 2001: France – Germany 83-72 (S.Risacher 20, C.Palmer 15 - Garrett 17, Okulaja 16, Femerling 14, Garris 9, Arigbabu 8, Terdenge 3, Willougby 3, Tomic 2, Roller, Demirel, Papic, Hupmann)

Aug.1, 2001, France: France - Estonia 106-52

Standings
1. Italy	6-1
2. Lithuania	5-2
3. France	3-4
4. Germany	2-5
5. Turkey	2-6

  Nation Cup
25/1/01: Germany – France 63-64 (Okulaja 15, Wucherer 12 - Sciarra 26, Julian 15)

2000

  Nations Cup 
26/11/00: France - Italy 80-85 (Parker 1, Evtimov, Gautier, Dubos 2, Pietrus 7, Bilba 20, Laure 12, Risacher 11, Weis, Bernard 7, Dioumassi 1, Sciarra 19 - Michelori 1, Camata 7+10rbs, Mian 19, Bulleri 4+5ast, Li Vecchi 6, Pecile 13, Maggioli 4, Sambugaro 3, Chiacig 1, Righetti 12, Damiao 15)
22/11/00, Istanbul: Turkey - France 71-69 (Turkcan 30, Evliyaoglu 10, Kutluay 9, Besok 6, Erdenay 5, Erden 4, Pars 4, Yildirim 3, Okur , Vekiloglu, Yilmaz - Risacher 22, Sciarra 11, Evtimov 10, Dioumassi 8, Weis 7, Dubos 5, Parker 4, Bilba 2, Laure 1)

Olympic Games '00 in Sydney - France took 2nd place 
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Friendly games (Sep.'00):
13/9/00, Wollongong (AUS), Exhibition: Yugoslavia 89 - France 64 (Bodiroga 7, Danilovic 13, Obradovic 7, Rakocevic 10, Šcepanovic 3, Lukovski 6, Rebraca 11, Tarlac 14, Drobnjak 8, Tomasevic 10, Jestratijevic -)
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)
28/8/00: Angere (FRA): Russia - France - 79:84 (Z.Pashutin 15, S.Chikalkin 11 -)
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).

Nations Cup
27/2/00: Italy - France 69-65 (Meneghin 3, Myers 20, Fucka 8, Galanda 2, Chiacig 2; Basile 10, Marconato 11, Abbio 10, Scarone 3, Mian - Sciarra 11, Rigaudeau 21, Dioumassi 6, Bilba 4, Weis 5; Nebot 2, Gautier 9, Dubos 2, Fauthoux 5, Coach: De Vicenzi).
25/2/00: France – Germany 105-47 (Rigaudeau 16, Dioumassi 12, Sciarra 17 pts à 6/7, 9 passes, Mériguet 7 pts à 2/3 à trois points, Fauthoux 2, Laure 8, Bernard 3 pts Weis 12 pts, 4 rebonds, Bilba 8, Dubos 4, Nébot 2 pts, 8 rebonds, Gautier 14 - Roller 2, Schultze 5, Garrett 4, Tomic 4, Papic 2, Terdenge 4, Arigbabu 15, Demirel 3, Nees 1, Musch 7)
Game 2: France - Italy 83-66 (Rigaudeau 15, Foirest 0, A.Wahad 18, Bilba 6, Weis 4, Sonko 6, Digbeu 4, Sciarra 0, Risachere 18, Julian 10, Smith 2)
Game 1: Toulouse, Italy - France 80-75, OT (Alain Digbeu 1, Antoine Rigaudeau 23, Laurent Foirest 9, Tariq Abdul Wahad 11, Stéphane Risacher 7, Frédéric Weis 5, Jim Bilba 7, Ronnie Smith 7).

1999

Friendly games (Nov.'99)
29/11/99: Turkey - France 72-67 (Kerem Tunceri 16, Hidayet Turkoglu 16, Arda Vekiloglu 11, Asim Pars 18 -)
28/11/99: France - Turkey 75-56

  European Championships 1999 in France 
July 3, 1999: 3rd Place Game: France - Yugoslavia 52-74 ( Rigaudeau 16, Foirest 11, Bilba 7, Weis 2, Digbeu;  Sonko 13, Risacher 9, Smith 2, Julian 2, Gadou - Divac 19, Bodriroga 15, Loncar 14, Danilovic 9, Gurovic 6; Topic 10, Tarlac 1, Scepanovic, Tomasevic)
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: France - Turkey 66-63 (Rigaudeau 18, Foirest 15, Bilba 5, Abdul-Wagad 4, Weis; Julian 9, Sonko 8, Risacher 6, Smith 1 - Turkoglu 17, Kutluay 14, Besok 14, Tunceri 6, Okur 5; Yildrim 5, Sarica 2, Konuk, Pars)
June 28, 1999: Group E: Slovenia – France 69-74 ( Nesterovic 16, Milic 15, Zdovc 14, Jurkovic 10, Daneu 8; Smodis 4, Kraljevic 2, Dragsic - Rigaudeau 12, Abdul-Wahad 11, Bilba 9, Foirest 5, Weis 2; Risacher 12, Sonko 7, Julian 6, Gadou 4, Smith 3, Sciarra 3)
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: 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 A: Yugoslavia – France 63-52 ( Danilovic 16, Bodiroga 13, Divac 10, Obradovic 7, Lukovski 6, Tomasevic 6, Loncar 4, Topic 1, Tarlac – Abdul-Wahad 13, Sonko 8, Digbeu 7, Bilba 7, Smith 6, Weis 6, Foirest 5, Sciarra, Risacher)
June 22, 1999: Group A: France – Israel 77-66 (Abdul-Wahad 19, Rigaudeau 16, Bilba 14, Sonko 8, Sciarra 9, Foirest 6, Risacher 3, Gadou 2, Julian, Smith – Steinhauer 19, Sheffer 17, Katash 11, Henefeld 8, Shelef 6, Turgeman 3, Goodes 2, Daniel, Amsalem, Saffar)
June 21, 1999: Group A: FYR Macedonia – France 67-71 (Naumoski 27, Bocevski 11, Jovanovski 9, Blazevski 5, Gecevski 5, Stefanov 5, Kurtovic 3, Stankovic 2, Cekovski, Ilievski, Srbinovski – Abdul Wahad 24, Rigaudeau 18, Bilba 7, Gigbeu 7, Sonko 6, Julian 4, Smith 3, Foirest 2, Sciarra, Gadou, Risacher, Weis)

Tournament in Caen
June 4, 1999: Australia - France 52:67
June 5, 1999: Germany- France 66:77
June 6, 1999: France - Turkey 66:52
France - Hungary 70-60 (Rigaudeau 13/9, Foirest 4, Abdul-Wahad 25/3, Percevaut 2, Bilba 2; Sonko 11, Sciarra 0, Risacher 2, Gadou 4, Julian 7, Smith)
Day 2: Slovenia-France 66:76 (Abdul-Rahud 21, Rigadeu 17)

Friendly games (June.'99)
3/6/99 Spain – France 91-81, OT (Rigaudeau 14, Julian 0, Foirest 14, Abdul-Wahad 11, Bilba 7, Sonko 13, Digbeu 0, Sciarra 3, Risacher 7, Percevault 2, Nebot 2, Smith 8)
Friendly games (Feb.'99)
27/2/99 France - Yougoslavie 57-50 (Hamm 2, Sciarra 2, Foirest 10, Risacher 8, Julian 11, Digbeu 9, Bilba 12, Nébot 1, Dubos 2).
26/2/99 France - Yugoslavia 69-80 (Yann Bonato 12, Laurent Foirest 12, Cyril Julian 11, Stéphane Risacher 11, Jim Bilba 8, Laurent Sciarra 8, Fabien Dubos 4, Alain Digbeu 3).

1998

Friendly games (July.'98)
Caen –Tournoi de France:
France - Japan 72:46
France - Turkey 77-60
18/7/98 Monte Carlo, Monaco: France - USA 63-93 (Rigaudeau 6, Foirest, T.Gadou 5, Bilba 2, Abdul-Wahad 4, Sonko 14, Bonato 3, Percevault, Risacher 13, Julian 5, Digbeu 11, Palmer)
Italy - France 71-88 (Tariq Abdul Wahad 26)
Sevilla (ESP): Spain - France 73-63 (Foirest 14, Sonko13)
30/5/98 Italy – France 69-66 (Hamm 13, Bernard 12, Meriguet 9, frigout 10, Coqueran 6, Nebot 4, Lesmond 2, Micoud 6, Rupert, Laure)
7/7/98 France - Germany 72:73
8/7/98 France - Germany 71:63 (Abdul-Wahad 17)

1997

European Championships '97 - France took 10th place
Group B Results:
France - Slovenia 85-75 (Foirest 15, Gadou 15, Bonato 11, Cyril 10, Dubos 10, Risacher 9, Adams 6, Pluvy 4)
France - Lithuania 88-94 (Bonato 24, Dubos 15, Foirest 13, Gadou 13, Pluvy 7, Julian 7, Risacher 5, Sciarra 4)
France - Israel 82-88 (Bonato 21, Gadou 16, Dubos 13, Risacher 13, Sciarra 7, Foirest 6, Julian 4, Pluvy 2, Fauthoux, Adams)
Placed 3rd in Group B (1-2)
Group E Results:
France - Russia 80-93 (Julian 17, Gadou 14, Bonato 11, Fauthoux 11, Sciarra 8, Risacher 7, Foirest 5, Adams 5, Moiso 2, Dubos)
France - Greece 71-80 (Bonato 16, Dubos 12, Rippert 12, Foirest 9, Fauthoux 8, Julian 6, Risacher 4, Gadou 4, Pluvy, Adams, Sciarra)
France - Turkey 71-82 (Julian 16, Risacher 11, Bonato 10, Fauthoux 8, Foirest 7, Gadou 7, Dubos 6, Sciarra 6, Adams, Pluvy)
Classifications: France - Croatia 84-79 (Gadou 27, Bonato 22, Risacher 8, Foirest 7, Sciarra 6, Rippert 6, Adams 5, Julian 3, Dubos, Fauthoux)
9th Place Game: France - Israel 84-91 (Risacher 23, Dubos 14, Gadou 12, Bonato 10, Fauthoux 9, Adams 6, Foirest 5, Pluvy 3, Rippert, Sciarra)