National Team roster

 2005

Tournament in Puerto Plata (DOM)
Aug.21: Dominican Rep. - Puerto Rico 88-76
DOM: Jack Michael Martinez 13, Luis Flores 13
PUR: Christian Dalmau 17
Aug.19: Dominican Rep. - Mexico 76-64
DOM: Francisco Garcia 21, Luis Flores 13, Marlon Martinez 10, Felipe Lopez 8, Josh Asselin 8, Jack Michael Martinez 6, Amaury Filion 4, Jaime Peterson 2
MEX: Omar Quintero 16, Jesus Ramses Benitez 12, Horacio Llamas 11, Erick Hale 11

Tournament in Puerto La Cruz and Caracas (VEN)
July 30: Panama - Dominican Rep. 87-74
PAN: Michael Hicks 26, Dionisio Gomez 25, Jaime Lloreda 14+10r, Joel Munoz 12
DOM: Andy Turner 16, Jack Martinez 14, Luis Flores 10
July 29: Uruguay - Dominican Rep. 75-70
URU: Nicolas Mazzarino 19, Martin Osimani 14, Esteban Batista 12+13r
DOM: Luis Flores 19, Hansel Salvador 9
July 28: Venezuela - Dominican Rep. 94-88
VEN: Victor David Diaz 20, Ernesto Mijares 16, Oscar Jose Torres 15, Hector Romero 15
DOM: Luis Flores 34, Andy Williams 10
Jul.27: Dominican Rep. - Panama 73-70
DOM: Luis Flores 14, Pelipe Lopez 11, Jack Michael Martinez 10
PAN: Michael Hicks 23, Eduardo Isaac 12, Jaime Lloreda 10, Dionisio Gomez 10
Jul.26: Dominican Rep. Uruguay - 82-76
DOM: Marlon Martinez 21, Luis Flores 14, Kelvin Pena 10
URU: Esteban Batista 24, Mauricio Aguiar 16, Nicolas Mazzarino 15, Martin Osimani 12

 2003

 Panamerican Games
 Tournament of the Americas

Centrobasket 2003
Day 5, June 21, 2003, Final: Puerto Rico - Dominican Rep. 93-83
Puerto Rico: Ayuso 24, Arroyo 22, Casiano 14, Fajardo 10, D.Santiago 10, Ortiz 7, Apodaca 4, Latimer 2
Dominican Rep: Flores 23, Western 16, Vargas 14, Paniagua 12, Payano 11, Ramirez 2, Lendeborg 2, Martinez 2, Lalane 1
Puerto Rico won the gold medal beating the Dominican Republic by the score of 93-83 finishing undefeated in the Centro Basket Tournament.
Puerto Rico won the gold medal beating the Dominica Republic by the score of 93-83 finishing undefeated in the Centro Basket Tournament.
The first half ended 46-45 in favor of Puerto Rico. The best for Puerto Rico at the time was Eddie Casiano with 11 points. Larry Ayuso scored 9 points and Carlos Arroyo scored 10 points and gave 3 assists away.
For the Dominican Republic the best was Jose Vargas with 12 points and 5 boards. Carlos Paniagua scored 10 points and Luis Flores had 11 points in the first half.
The third quarter finished 67-62 in favor of Puerto Rico, Carlos Arroyo scored 7 points in the thrid quarter.
The best scorers for Puerto Rico were Carlos Arroyo with 23 points and 7 assists. LarryAyuso scored 24 points and Eddie Casiano scored 14.
For the Dominican Republic, the best was Luis Flores with 23 points, 4 boards and 3 assists. Jose Vargas scored 14 points, grabbed 7 boards and gave 4 assists. Franklin Western scored 16 and Carlos Payano11.
Day 4: June 20, 2003, Semifinals: Dominican Republic - Mexico 94-93
Dominican Rep: Western 22, Vargas 20, Flores 14, Payano 14, Paniagua 9, Ramirez 8, Lalane 5, J.C. Martinez 2
Mexico: Quintero 22, Llamas 18+12reb, Pedroza 17, Mariscal 13, Crouse 10, Parada 6, Benitez 3, Zuniga 3, Avila 1
Carlos Payano (195-F/G-70, college: Dowling) (195-F/G-70, college: Dowling)'s three-pointer with four seconds left gave the Dominicans the final advantage in a see-saw battle with Mexico. The DR led 89-85 with 2:10 remaining, but five straight free throws by Omar Quintero (182-G-81) put Mexico back on top. After the Dominican republic reclaimed the lead on two "Grillo" Vargas free throws, Horacio Llamas (211-C-73), who had struggled all night (6/19 FG, 7 turnovers), hit a three to put Mexico ahead 93-91 and set up Payano's heroics. Mexico will regret their 25 turnovers, which offset a 36-22 rebounding edge. The Dominicans will get a chance at revenge in the final--they have unfinished business with both Puerto Rico (96-60 defeat on Thursday) and the Virgin Islands (eliminated the DR from 2001 Centrobasket.
Day 3: June 19, 2003, Puerto Rico - Dominican Rep. 96-60
Puerto Rico: Casiano 24, Ortiz 17+9reb, D. Santiago 16, Ayuso 15, Arroyo 11, Hatton 4, Latimer 4, Apodaca 3, O. Santiago 2
Dominican Rep: Flores 13, Vargas 11, Peterson 8, Western 8, Filion 6, Payano 5, Martinez 4, Martinez 2, Lalane 1
Puerto Rico got to rest their starters during their first two games, and it paid off tonight as they used a 31-5 second-half run to demolish the Dominican Republic. Jose Ortiz, Eddie Casiano, and Daniel Santiago, who combined for 19 points in the first two games scored 57 tonight. Puerto Rico will play the US Virgin Islands in one semifinal, while the Dominican Republic plays Mexico.
Day 1: June 17, 2003: Dominican Republic - Guatemala 81-67
Dominican Rep: Western 21+7reb, Payano 15, Vargas 15, Filion 8, Flores 6, Lalane 6, Paniagua 4, Peterson 2, Lenderborg 2, Martinez 2
Guatemala: Ortiz 20 (6x3), Gillespie 16+7reb, Trigueno 11+10reb, Aitkenhead 9, Samayoa 7, Barrios 3, Duarte 1
Dominican Republic won their Centrobasket opener against a tougher-than-expected Guatemalan team. The DR closed a very tight first half with a 12-4 run to lead 37-30 at the break. The Dominicans extended the lead to 55-42 and looked on the verge of pulling away, but Guatemala, through a spectacular shooting performance from Joaquin Ortiz (6 second-half three-pointers) pulled to 60-55 early in the fourth quarter. A pair of three-pointers from Henry Lalane finally broke the Guatemalan momentum, and a strong second-half showing from Carlos Payano kept Guatemala at bay. Jose "Grillo" Vargas scored 15 points, mostly in the first half, in his return to the national team. Guatemala can be proud of their showing, but will need better shooting from Thomas Gillespie and Juan Pablo Trigueno (combined 9/31) against Puerto Rico and the Bahamas. 

 2001

Centrobasket 2001
Puerto Rico won Centrobasket 2001 beating 86-73 in final game the host team, Mexico. The third place went to Panamá, which won the 3rd-4th place Final 93-82 over Virgin Islands. These four teams are now qualified for the Pan American Tournment, scheduled for August 16-26 in Neuquén, Argentina.

Centrobasket 2001 Final Standings

1. Puerto Rico 2. Mexico 3. Panama 4. Virgin Islands 5. Dominican Rep. 6. Cuba 7. Barbados 8. Honduras

Day 5, July 15, 2001: 5^th Place Game: Dominican Rep. – Cuba 119-100
Day 4, July 14, 2001: Dominican Republic - Barbados 100-84
Day 3, July 13, 2001: Puerto Rico – Dominican Rep. 91-88
Day 2, July 12, 2001: Virgin Islands – Dominican Rep. 101-92 (Heywood 20, Victor 16, White 16, Sheppard 12, Trimmingham 12; Martinez 25, Gillespie 15, Horford 10, Western 10)
Under-21 center Jack Martinez added 15 rebounds, but his efforts were not enough to keep the Dominican Republic from suffering a major upset loss.
Day 1, July 11, 2001: Dominican Rep. - Honduras 101-75 (Western 18, Filion 13, Peterson 13, Flores 12, Payano 10, Gillespie 11; Salazar 27)

Tournament in Mexico
July 5, 2001: Dominican Rep. - Mexico U22 96-82

 1999 

  Centrobasket 1999 in Habana, Cuba, May 1999  
3rd Place Game: Dominican Republic 86(44) - Panama 74(41) (Peterson 11, Greer 16, Lenderborg 4, Western 33, Ramirez 14, Paniagua 2, C. Martinez 6 - Gomez 19, Fiss 8, Garcia 9, Wallace 4, Myers 4, Cardenas 6, Daley 12, Garces 12)
Both teams qualify for the Tornament of the Americas in Puerto Rico in July, the Olympic Qualifying tourneament. Dominican Republic also qualifies for the Pan Am Games in Canada this summer.
Semifinals: Puerto Rico 67(36) - Dominican Republic 66(34) (Carter 12, Ortiz 11, Casiano 10, Vega 10 - Western 14, Peterson 13, Ramirez 10, Paniagua 10)
Jose Ortiz collected his own rebound and scored the winning basket with eight seconds left. Soterio Ramirez had put the Dominican in front on the previous possession.
Day 3: Cuba 70(39) - Dominican Republic 66(34) (Nunez 20, Borrel 16, Caballero 15; Peterson 22, Greer 10)
Day 2: Dominican Republic 84(38) - Costa Rica 53(34) (Peterson 13, Ramirez 11, Western 14, Greer 15, Lenderborg 4, Baker 8, Paniagua, Flores 2, Vazquez 2, Martinez 3, Novas 4, C. Martinez 8; H. Martinez 16, Arguedas 3, Ferguson 4, Arias 2, Daley 1, Chavarria, McDougall 2, Barker, Smith 4, Davis, Samuels 15, Leandro 6)
Day 1: Dominican Republic 69(31) - Belize 52(25) (Baker 0, Ramirez 13, Feliciano 6, Peterson 8, Lenderborg 0, Western 18, Paniagua 4, Flores 0, Vazquez 3, Greer 12, Martinez 5 - Leslie 7, Garcia 6, Garnett 7, Fuller 7, Carcamo 4, Jones 9, Sanchez 0, Palacio 0, Carter 0, Myvett 2, Watson 0, Smith 10)