National Team roster

 2005

Tournament in Montevideo (URU)
Aug.4: Uruguay - Brazil 86-96
URU: Mauricio Aguiar 9, Mazzarino 16, Claudio Charquero 4, Martin Osimani 15, Esteban Batista 2 (starters) Diego Castrillon 3, Emilio Taboada 2, Pablo Morales 8, Leandro garcia Morales 15, Gaston Paez 4, Luis Silveira 1, Nicolas Borselino 7 HC Alberto Espasandin
BRA: Marcelinho 15, Leandrinho 20, Anderson Varejao 11, Guilherme Giovannoni 16, Tiago Splitter 16 (starters) Nezinho 2, Murilo 4, Marcelo Huerta 1, Jefferson 0, Alex 9, Rafael Araujo 2HC Aluisio Ferreira Lula
Aug.3: Uruguay - Brazil 75-91
URU: Mauricio Aguiar 2, Nicolas Mazzarino 13, Claudio Charquero 0, Martin Osimani 10, Esteban Batista 16 (starters), Diego Castrilon 5, Pablo Morales 3, Leandro Garcia Morales 10, Gaston Paez 2, Luis Silveira 14, Marco Carvalho 0. HC Alberto Espsandin
BRA: Marcelo Machado 17, Marcelo Huertas 3, Guilherme Giovannoni 17, Rafael Araujo 6, Tiago Slitter 11 (starters), Leandro Barboza 18 Dos Santos 8, Alex 3, Anderson Verajao 6, Jose Junior 2 HC Lula Ferreira

 2004 

'Enzo Micali' International Tournament in Reggio Calabria, Italy
Aug.7, 2004: Australia - Brazil 102-77 (34-9, 56-34, 82-53, 102-77)
Australia: Ronaldson 7 (3/5, 0/1), Maher (0/2, 0/2), Bogut 12 (5/5), Cattalini 10 (2/2, 2/6), Rillie 13 (1/2, 3/6), Bruton 3 (0/4 da tre), Smith 15 (2/4, 3/6), Heal ne, Saville 20 (5/6, 1/2), Andersen 12 (4/6), Nielsen ne, Rogers 10 (3/3); coach Goorijan.
Brazil: Marcelinho Machado 11 (3/8, 1/6), Nezinho 3 (1/4 3p), Dedè Barbosa 12 (2/3, 2/2), Estevam 9 (1/3), Wanderson 3 (0/1), Marcelo Huertas 8 (3/5), Arthur (0/1, 0/1), Di 6 (2/2 3p), William Drudi 2 (1/1), Renato 8 (2/3, 1/5), Andrè Bambù 15 (7/10, 0/1), Michel (0/1, 0/1); coach Lula Ferriera.
Aug.6, 2004: Italy - Brazil 96-72 (32-24, 58-38, 85-58)
ITALY: Radulovic 4, Basile 8, Galanda 8, Soragna 7, Marconato 12, Pozzecco 2, Righetti 11, Rombaldoni 5, Bulleri 14, Mian 6, Chiacig 8, Garri 11. Coach: Recalcati. BRAZIL: Machado 13, Dos Santos 2, Barbosa 4, Junior 13, Trigueiro 4, Huertas 6, Silva 2, Galvao , Drudi 0, Pinto 12, Pereira 4, Do Nascimento 12. Coach: Ferreira

Aug.3, 2004: Exhibition Game: Puerto Rico - Brazil 91-85
P.Rico: Daniel Santiago 20, Eddie Casiano 15, Christian Dalmau 14
Brazil: Marcelo Machado 18

Acropolis Tournament in Athens, Greece:
July 28, 2004: Italy - Brazil 83-76
Italy: Basile 20 (3/4 2p,3/8 3p), Galanda 12 (2/3,2/3), Soragna 2 (1/2,0/1), Marconato, Pozzecco 2, Abbio 5 (1/1, 1/2), Mian 8 (1/2,2/4), Chiacig 4 (2/4), Garri 15 (5/6,1/3), Rombaldoni 8 (4/6), Bulleri, Mancinelli 7 (3/4,0/1); coach Carlo Recalcati.
Brazil: Marcelo Machado 25 (4/6 2p, 5/10 3p), Nezinho 5 (2/2,0/2), Dedè Barbosa 6 (0/2,2/2), Estevam ne, Wanderson 4 (2/4,0/2), Marcelinho Huertas 9 (3/5,1/1), Arthur, Adriano 'Di' Galvao (0/1 3p), William Drudi 4 (1/4), Renato Pinto 12 (1/3, 3/4), Andrè Bambu 6 (2/6,0/1), Michel 5 (1/4); coach Ferriera
July 27, 2004: Lithuania - Brazil 110-93
Brazil: Nezinho (10), Marcelinho (28), Dedé (2), André Bambu (6) e Estevam (7); Wanderson (15), Marcelo Huertas (3), Arthur (5), Di (0), Renato (0), William (12) e Michel (5).
July 26, 2004: Greece - Brazil 105-61
Brazil: Nezinho (2), Marcelinho (18), Renato (2), André Bambu (4) e Estevam (15); Dedé (4), Wanderson (4), Marcelo Huertas (1), Arthur (0), Di (5), William (5) e Michel (1).

Super 4 Tournament
July 24, 2004: Brazil - Argentina 90-85
Brazil: Nezinho (6), Marcelinho (31), Wanderson (3), André Bambu (8), Michel (9), William (2), Dedé (3) and Marcelo Huertas (16)
Argentina: Victoriano (2), Palladino (6), Nocioni (8), Oberto (11), Wolkowyski (0), Herrmann (4), Luis Scola (2), Guttiérrez (6), Ginobilli (19), Montechia (1), Fernandez (9) and Delfino (17). 
Spain "B" - Venezuela 94-90
July 23, 2004: Brazil - Venezuela 80-69
Brazil: Nezinho (8), Marcelinho (16), Renato (5), André Bambu (5), Michel (15), William (9), Dedé (4), Wanderson (20), Di (6) e Arthur (2). 
Venezuela: Victor Diaz (23), Mijares (6), Aguilera (2), Morris (4), Lugo (4), Rafael Guevara (20), Bayona (4), Blanco (0), Arteaga (4) e Barrios (2).
July 22, 2004: Brazil - Spain "B" 78-88
Brazil: Nezinho (7), Marcelinho (17), Renato (15), André Bambu (15), Estevam (10), Michel (4), Dedé (2), Wanderson (1), Marcelo Huertas (2), Arthur (0) and William (5).
Spain "B": Oliver (18), Vidal (8), Laviña (2), Jordi Trias (4), Alzamora (8), Rodriguez (12), Gabriel (20), Sanchez (2), Guerra (8), Rubio (4) and Barrera (2).

4 Nations Tournament:
July 15, 2004: China - Brazil 104-84

July 9, 2004: Friendly: Brazil - Chile 87-59 (18-21-22-26) (17-10-25-7)
Brazil: Marcelinho 17, Nezinho 10, Estevam 17, Renato 12, André Bambu 11 (FI), Wanderson 2, Fúlvio 9, Michel 4, Dedé 3, Paulinho 0, Luis Felipe 0 and Caio Torres 2. Head Coach: Aluísio Ferreira.
Chile: Coro 7, Werth 15, Saez 9, Briones 12, Varela 3 (FI), Diaz 2, Campos 0, Prutzmann 4, Mendez 0, Espinoza 7. Head Coach: Miguel Ureta.

 2003 

 South American Championships
 Panamerican Games
 Tournament of the Americas

 2001 

  Goodwill Games in Brisbane (AUS) 2001 
Day 6, Sep.9, 2001: Bronze Medal Game: Australia – Brazil 93-94, OT (Nash 2, Maher 15, McGregor 5, Saville 7, McDonald 14 , Nielsen 10, Melmeth 8, Dench 7, Moore 6, Knight 19 - Cambraia 9, Manteiguinha 5, Sandro 14, Demetrius 12, Helinho 25, Nene 13, Anderson 16)
Day 5, Sep.8, 2001: Semifinals: USA – Brazil 106-98, OT (Miller 16, Davis 11, Terry 3, Lewis 4, J. O’Neal 22, Martin 18, Szczerbiak 11, Marion 9, Miller 10, Battier, Fizer 2 - Cambraia 12, Manteiguinha 7, Sandro 12, Demetrius 24, Helinho 24, Estevam 4, Nene 8, Anderson 7)
Day 3, Sep.5, 2001: Canada – Brazil 52-63 (Croucher, Walker 5, Nohr 4, Gillingham, Karangwa 17, Augustin 7, Walton, Kwiatkowski 2, Shand, Jobity 17 - Cambraia 3, Manteiguinha, Sandro 4, Demetrius 6, Helinho 17, Estevam 4, Nene 13, Anderson 16)
Day 2, Sep.4, 2001: New Zealand – Brazil 84-79, OT (Penney 23, Burton 11, Flavell 10, Jones 10, T.Rampton 9, Henare 7, Boucher 7, Cameron 7 – Ferraciu 19, Garcia 17, A.Varejao 14, Rodrigues 12, S.Varejao 11, Maybiner 4, Cambraia 2)
Day 1, Sep.3, 2001: Brazil – Australia 70-66 (S.Varejao 12, Ferraciu 12, Garcia 12, Rodrigues 10, Hilario 10, Ca,braia 8, A.Varejao 6, Estevam, Moreira – Melmeth 15, Maher 10, Moore 10, McDonald 8, McGregor 7, Saville 6, Rogers 6, Nielsen 4, Dench, Nash, Egan, Knight)

  Tournament of the Americas (America Cup) 2001 
Final Day, Aug.27, 2001: Final Game: Argentina – Brazil 78-59 (Sanchez 2, Fernandez 1, Ginobili 28, Oberto 8, Victoriano 0, Farabello 2, Sconochini 10, Scola 8, Gutierrez 2, Nocioni 5, Palladino 5, Wolkowyski 7. Coach: Rubén Magnano - Marcelinho, Alex 4, Vanderlei 4, Tiagao 4, Sandro 8, Demetrius 9, Helinho 7, Estevam 4, Guilherme 5, Nene 8, Anderson 0, Marcio 6. Coach: Helio Rubens)
Emanuel Ginobili was MVP
Semifinals, Aug.26, 2001: Brazil – Puerto Rico 98-94 (Marcelinho 21, Alex 3, Vanderlei 2, Tiagao 4, Sandro 20, Demetrius 10, Helinho 7, estevam 4, Guilherme 8, Nene 9, Anderson 10, Marcio 0. Coach: Helio Rubens - Ortiz 35, O. Santiago 11, Travieso 5, Arroyo 11, Mincy 9, Ayuso 9, Hourruitiner 4, Fajardo 4, R. Dalmau 4, D. Santiago 2. Coach: Julio Toro)
Day 9, Aug.25, 2001: Canada – Brazil 69-78 (Nash 11, Hamilton 7, Robinson 8, Meeks 11, Guarasci 10, Mac Culloch 6, Walker 3, Daniels 3, Swords 0, Karangwa 2, Jobity 8. Coach: Jay Triano - Demetrius 10, Alex 6, Guilherme 19, Nene 11, Sandro 15, Estevam 2, Helinho 3, Marcio 4, Anderson 0, Tiagao 6. Coach: Helio Rubens)
Day 8, Aug.24, 2001: Brazil – Puerto Rico 89-83, OT (Demetrius 10, Marcelinho 25, Vanderlei 3, Nene 11, Sandro 15, Estevam 2, Helinho 3, Guilherme 8, Anderson 0, Alex 6, Tiagao 6. Coach: Helio Rubens - Orlando Santiago 3, Ayuso 23, Hourrutiner 0, Ortíz 16, Fajardo 8, Daniel Santiago 0, Mincy 8, Carmelo Travieso 14, Arroyo 9, Richie Dalmau 2. Coach: Julio Toro)
Day 7, Aug.22, 2001: US Virgin Islands – Brazil 69-92 (Oliver 10, Thomas 7, White 12, Richards 14, Heywood 15, Edwin 9, Blyden 2, Chelcher, Averil. Coach: Tevester Anderson - Demetrius 7, Marcelinho 0, Vanderlei 10, Nene 7, Sandro 7, Alex 12, Helinho 19, Tiagao 2, Guilherme 12, Estevam 5, Marcio 2, Anderson 9. Coach: Helio Rubens)
Day 6, Aug.21, 2001: Brazil – Panama 94-102 (Helinho 14, Marcelinho 19, Marcio 6, Anderson 3, Nene 6, Vanderlei 14, Sandro 13, Demetrius 2, Tiagao 2, Guilherme 7, Alex 4. Coach: Helio Rubens - Peralta 18, Jackson 31, Hicks 22, García 4, Ortíz 12, Gomez 8, Stoute 0, Cárdenas 7, Jaen 0, Bennett 0. Coach: Reginald Grenald)
Day 5 - Aug.20, 2001: Argentina - Brazil 108-98, OT (Pepe Sanchez 8, Ginobili 28, Palladino 13, Luis Scola 7, Oberto 8, Fernandez 0, Victoriano 2, Farabello 7, Sconochini 9, Gutierrez 17, Nocioni 3, Wolkowyski 6. Coach: Ruben Magnano - Demetrius 9, Marcelinho 34, Guilherme 17, Nenê 4, Sandro 16, Helinho 3, Anderson 6, Márcio 7, Alex 2, Estevam 0, Tiagão 0. Coach: Hélio Rubens Garcia)
Day 3 - Aug.18, 2001: Brazil - Uruguay 90-67 (Demétrius 7, Marcelinho 13, Vanderlei 2, Nenê 10, Sandro 10, Helinho 13, Márcio 16, Anderson 5, Guilherme 14, Alex 0, Tiagão 2, Estevam. Coach: Hélio Rubens - Rivera 6, Capalbo 5, Moltedo 8, Silveira 7, Szczygielski 16, Navarrete 2, Losada 11, Castrillon 0, Mazzarino 0, Arrosa 12, Riera 0, Bouzout 0. Coach: Cesar Somma)
Day 2 - Aug.17, 2001: Brazil – Venezuela 92-89 (Helinho 0, Marcelinho 19, Vanderlei 13, Sandro 8, Estevam 5, Demetrius 11, Nene 18, Anderson 9, Alex 2, Marcio 4, Tiagao 3. Coach: Helio Rubens - Guevara 5, Torres 20, Díaz 27, Herrera 4, Lugo 23, Keeling 0, Becker 0, Nelcha 2, Morris 2, Walcott 6. Coach: Jim Calvin)
Day 1 - Aug.16, 2001: Brazil - USA 116-78 (Marcelinho 31, Alex 15, Vanderlei 12, Tiago 4, Sandro 8, Demetrius 0, Helinho 6, Stevam 9, Guilherme, Neni 11, Anderson 10, Marcio 10 - Rambo 16, Banks 23, Ferguson 6, Griffin 5, Holland 2, Dartez 8, Scott 10, Holman 2, Brown 0, Edwards 6)
In the first game of the opening day of the 2001 Tournament of the Americas, Brazil easily beat USA 116-78. The game lasted only five minutes, when the scoreboard was tied at 12, after that, Brazil, led by Marcelinho's 20 points in the opening quarter, made a 27 - 4 to lead 39 - 16. The young united state's squad, comprised of JUCO players, never had a chance to recover after that as Brazil kept extending the lead that got to a maximum of 45 (97-52) in the last quarter.

Super 4 International Tournament
Aug.12, 2001: Brazil - Puerto Rico 86-74 (Marcelinho 27, Alex 15, Vanderlei 2, Tiagao 11, Sandro 10, Demetrius 4, Helinho 3, Estevam 7, Guilherme 4, Nene 0, Anderson 0, Marcio 3. Coach: Helio Rubens - Ortiz 9, Melendez 0, Arroyo 8, Mincy 9, C. Dalmau 4, Ayuso 2, Murray 2, Hourrutiner 7, Fajardo 12, R. Dalmau 8, D. Santiago 13. Coach: Julio Toro)
Aug.11, 2001: Lithuania - Brazil 92-86 (Jasikevicius 18, M. Zukauskas 10, Timinskas 0, Stombergas 13, Siskauskas 7, E. Zukauskas 12, Slanina 10, Maskoliunas 3, Jurkunas 10, Kaukenas 6, Vysniauskas 3. Coach: Jonas Kazlauskas - Marcelinho 8, Alez 6, Vanderlei 22, Tiagao 3, Sandro 6, Demetrius 11, Helinho 3, Estevam 0, Guilherme 14, Nene 10, Anderson 3. Coach: Helio Rubens)
Aug.10, 2001: Argentina - Brazil 78-72 (Sánchez 6, Fernández 8, Montecchia 5, Oberto 8, Victoriano 0, Ginóbili 11, Farabello 8, Gutierrez 2, Nocioni 7, Palladino 7, Wolkowyski 12. Coach: Rubén Magnano - Marcelinho 14, Alex 0, Vanderlei 7, Sandro 10, Demetrius 6, Helinho 5, estevam 2, Guilherme 8, Nene 14, Anderson 6. Coach: Helio Rubens)

  Brazil took 2nd Place at the South American Championships 2001 
Day 10, Sunday 29: Final: Argentina – Brazil 76-69 (Montecchia 3, Palladino 22, Nocioni 20, Ossela 2, Fernández 9, Baldo 2, Victoriano 0, Farabello 6, Gutierrez 12. Coach: Rubén Magnano - Helinho 3, Demetrius 10, Vanderlei 9, Sandro 4, Anderson 3, Marcelinho 13, Nené 8, Guilherme 11, Tiagao 0, Marcio 8. Coach: Helio Rubens)
Day 9, July 28, 2001: Argentina – Brazil 64-60 (Victoriano 11, Herrmann 3, Nocioni 13, Fernandez 5, Osella 0, Pelussi 2, Baldo 7, Gigena 9, Farabello 3, Gutierrez 4, Palladino 7. Coach: Rubén Magnano - Demetrius 11, Marcelinho 1, Marcio 2, Anderson 7, Nene 13, Tiagao 5, Vanderlei 15, Helinho 0, Guilherme 6. Coach: Helio Rubens)
Day 8, July 27, 2001: Uruguay - Brazil 62-75
Day 7, July 26, 2001: Peru - Brazil 50-109 (Julio C. Monges 15, Juan C. Monges 19, Hurtado 1, Del Carpio 7, Daccarett 7, Puente 5, Macher 3, Martinez 3. Coach: Ricardo Porras - Demetrius 4, Guilherme 21, Marcio 3, Sandro 11, Tiago 12, Marcelinho 17, Vanderlei 14, Alirio 2, Helinho 6, Nene 15. Coach: Helio Rubens)
Day 6, July 25, 2001: Colombia – Brazil 66-97 (Moreno 3, Sanz 10, Angulo 3, Gutiérrez 16, Teherán 16 (fi) Ibañez 0, Montoya 3, Fernández 8, Ocoró 0, Cañedo 0 y Lindo 7. DT: Guillermo Moreno - Helinho 6, Marcelinho 5, Vanderlei 31, Tiago 6, Nene 11 (fi) Alirio 8, Sandro 14, Demetrius 9, Guilherme 2 y Marcio 5. DT: Helio Rubens)
Day 5, July 24, 2001: Chile – Brazil 70-86 (Mendez 3, Lara 23, Elliot 5, Hilton 2, Briones 8, Espinoza 3, Fritsch 13, Werth 3, Cornez 10. Coach: Juan Morales - Demetrius 6, Marcelino 5, Wanderlei 10, Anderson 2, Sandro 11, Tiagao 8, Helinho 15, Guillherme 16, Nené 8, Marcio 5. Coach: Hélio Rubens)
Day 4, July 23, 2001: Brasil – Bolivia 143-45 (Helinho 19, Marcelinho 15, Demetrius 11, Nene 0 y Anderson 20, Tiago 11, Vanderlei 24, Alirio 8, Sandro 11, Marcio 5. Coach: Helio Rubens - Lema 3, España 5, Pantoja 2, Hasbun 17 y Justiniano 10, Muñoz 6, Gutierrez 2. Coach: Rene Verduguez)
Day 3, July 22, 2001: Brazil – Venezuela 75-69 (Marcelinho 9, Demetrius 4, Marcio 16, Nene 4 y Sandro 14, Tiago 3, Vanderlei 20, Helinho 0, Anderson 5. Coach: Helio Rubens - Quiroz 7, Keeling 0, Diaz 20, Herrera 12, Walcott 2, Mijares 9, Lugo 10, Gonzalez 0, Becker 0. Coach: Jim Calvin)
Day 1, July 20, 2001: Brazil – Paraguay 94-52 (Helinho 16, Guilherme 17, Vanderlei 13, Anderson 2, Sandro 6, Tiago 8, Alirio 0, Demetrius 6, Nene 0, Marcio 2. Coach: Helio Rubens - Martinez 26, Zanotti 5, Dose 4, Laratro 2, Carrillo 5, Tovar 3, Brizuela 3, Aceval 2, Araujo 2. Coach: Juan Pablo Feliú)

Tournament in Mexico
July 5, 2001: Brazil – Mexico 90-83
June 1, 2001: Mexico - Brazil 90-84 (- Vanderlei 21)
June 2, 2001: Mexico - Brazil 91-101 (- Vanderlei 33, Valtinho 19, Jefferson 14, Estevam 20)

 2000 

Exhibition games:
20/8/00: Argentina 73 - Brazil 71
Brazil – Greece 88-64 (Klafke 18 - Papanikolaou 14, Liadellis 2, Dikoudis 11, Kalaitzis 7)
Pentagonal Tournament (500 years Anniversary since the Discovery of Brazil), Rio de Janeiro:
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: Greece – Brazil 89-87, OT (Liadelis 23, Ekonomou 11, Xatzibrettas 11, Papanikolaou 12 - Mitchell 14, Rogeiro 14, Demetrius 12)
15/8/00: Portugal - Brazil 97-75

13/8/00: Brazil – Portugal 77-76 (Marcelo(4), Rato(15), Alírio(2), Vanderlei 3, Demetrius 12, Hélio 4, Aylton 8, Michel 12, Rogério 6, Joélcio 11 - Carreira, Luís Silva 3, Seixas 7, Paulo Simão 20, Paulo Pinto 9, Perdigão 5, Sérgio Ramos 7, Marçal 2, E.Évora 5, Miranda 8, Raul 2, Machado 2).
Super Four Tournament
Day 1, 3/8/00: Brazil - Slovenia 88-81 (Helinho 4, Marcelinho 2, Vanderlei 17, Aylton 5, Alírio 2; Sandro 18, Janjão 17, Michel 7, Demétrius 6, Ratto 6, Rogério 4, Estevam - Tragsic, Golemac 4, Jagodnik 11, Gorenc 26, Brezec 12; Jurak 5, Drobnjak 7, Modric 2, Duscak 8, Petrov 6)
Day 2, 4/8/00: Argentina - Brazil 62-64 (Sucatzky 12, Palladino 3, Nocioni 11, Gutiérrez 7, Wolkowyski 19; Farabello 5, Moldú 1, Herrmann 2, Olivares, Fernández 2 - Demétrius 14, Rogério 7, Vanderlei 11, Janjão 4, Sandro 7; Ratto 10, Helinho 6, Aylton 4, Alírio 1, Esteban 2)
Day 3, 5/8/00: Brazil - Spain 83-79 (Ratto 17, Demétruis 3, Vanderlei 13, Janjão 12, Sandro 7, Helinho, Alírio 2, Marcelinho 7, Rogério 21, Aylton 1, Michel - Sanmartín, Oscar González 5, Vázquez 16, Guardia 17, Pedro Fernández 11; Grimau 2, Marco 13, Ricardo González 4, Mumbru 11, Vidaurreta)

1998

  World Championships 1998 in Athens (GRE) 
Day 11, Aug.8, 1998: 9^th Place: Brazil – Australia 75-79 ( Rato 20, Josuel 12, Pegolo 10, Pipoca 9, Klafke 8, Varejao 6, Ferraciu 4, Joerke 4, Helinho 2 - Heal 18, Gaze 17, Dwight 11, Mackinnon 10, Rogers 10, Anstey 7, Ronaldson 5, Vlahov 1)
Day 10, Aug.7, 1998: Classification: Puerto Rico - Brazil 64-76 ( Ortiz 15, Casiano 2, Travieso 3, Santiago E. 7, Mincy 6, Colon 4, Vega 18, Hourruitiner 2, Leon 7 - Rato 11, Pipoca 14, Varejao 5, Ferraciou 3, Pegolo 14, Josuel 8, Joerke 2, Klafke 19)
Day 7, Aug.4, 1998: Argentina - Brazil 86-76 ( Nicola 22, Sconochini 16, Montechia 9, De La Fuente, Milanesio, Espil 13, Oberto 21, Simoni, Wolkowisky 5 - Fonseca 2, Vianna 20, Varejao 2, Ferraciu 8, Rubens 8, Pegolo 22, Josuel 4, Clemente, Klafke 8, Joerke 2)
Day 6, Aug.3, 1998: Australia – Brazil 75-63 ( Machado, Fonseca 5, Cazziolato, Vianna 12, Varejao, Ferraciu 12, Rubens, Pegolo 9, Josuel 8, Klafke 15, Joerke 2 - Ronaldson 5, Maher 3, Fisher 2, MacKinnon 1, Gaze 16, Heal 13, Anstey 9, Vlahov 6, Roggers 20)
Day 5, Aug.2, 1998: Spain – Brazil 73-63 ( Angulo 17, Azofra 4, Orenga 2, Rodriguez 17, Jimenez, De La Fuente 4, Herreros 11, De Miguel, Reyes 11, Duenas 7 - Fonseca 5, Cazziolato 4, Vianna 15, Varejao 4, Ferraciu 10, Rubens 3, Pegolo 4, Josuel 4, Clemente, Klafke 14, Joerke)
Day 3, July 31, 1998: Brazil – Lithuania 62-66 ( Fonseca 4, Cazziolato 9, Vianna 9, Ferraciu 6, Pegolo 5, Josuel 10, Klafke 19  - Jasikevicius 2, Zukauskas E. 4, Stobergas 18, Pacesas, Lukminas 10, Adomaitis 5, Karnisovas 20, Maskoliunas, Einikis 6, Praskevicius 1)
Day 2, July 30, 1998: Brazil – Korea 76-73 ( Machado 2, Fonseca, Cazziolato 17, Vianna 12, Varejao 2, Ferraciu 9, Rubens 6, Josuel 6, Clemente 4, Klafke 14, Joerke 4 - Choo 2, Kang 7, Kim B. 5, Cho 3, Lee 19, Seo 18, Yang 16, Moon 3, Kim J.)
Day 1, July 29, 1998: USA - Brazil 83-59 ( Langdon 6, Hawkins 12, Garris 2, Sasser 9, King Jimmy 7, Edwards 5, Oliver 2, Wendel Alexis 13, King Gerald 8, Wood, Amaia 7, Miller 13 - Machado, Fonseca 10, Cazziolato 11, Vianna 11, Varejao 1, Ferraciu 2, Rubens, Josuel 7, Clemente, Klafke 12, Joerez 5)