National Team roster

 2005

Tournament in Puerto Plata (DOM)
Aug.20: Puerto Rico - Mexico 97-85
PUR: Alejandro Carmona 22
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

 2003

 Panamerican Games
 Tournament of the Americas

  Centrobasket 2003
Day 5, June 21, 2003, 3rd Place: Mexico - US Virgin Islands 78-76
Mexico: Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) 17, Adam Parada (213-C-81) 16, Quintero 9, Mariscal 8, Zuniga 7, Rochin 7, David Crouse (211-F/C-74, college: USC) 6, Antonio Pedroza 6, Avila 2
US Virgin Islands: Victor 26, Oliver 15, Sheppard 12, Richards 10, White 9, Hodge 2, Langellier 2
Mexico has won the bronze medal beatig the US Virgin Islands by the score of 78-76.
The first half finished in favor of the Virgin Islands by the score of 34-33. The best for the Virgin Islands in the first half was Cuthbert Victor with 9 points and 6 boards. Kevin Sheppard scored 6 points and Calvert White 8.
For Mexico in the first half Horacio Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) scored 10 points and Adan Adam Parada (213-C-81) had 6 points and 5 boards.
The best in the game for Mexico were Horacio Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) with 17 points and 6 boards. Omar Quintero scored 9 points and gave 5 assists.
For the Virgin Islands, the best was Cuthbert Victor with 26 points and 10 boards. Ja Ja Richards scored 10 points and grabbed 11 boards.
The Virgin Islands ended fourth in the Global standings with a 3-2 record.
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, Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) 18+12reb, Antonio Pedroza 17, Mariscal 13, David Crouse (211-F/C-74, college: USC) 10, Adam Parada (213-C-81) 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 Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) (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: Mexico 92 - Costa Rica 77
Mexico: Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) 20+12reb, David Crouse (211-F/C-74, college: USC) 17, Quintero 16, Zuniga 15, Adam Parada (213-C-81) 11, Antonio Pedroza 7, Rochin 4, Mariscal 2
Costa Rica: Martinez 29, Smith 23, Gardener 6, Chavarria 6, Simmons 4, Arias 3, Robertson 2, Planes 2, Spencer 2
Mexico finished Group A play 3-0 after defeating a brave Costa Rican team. Horacio Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) (211-C-73) had another excellent game, and David David Crouse (211-F/C-74, college: USC) (211-F/C-74, college: USC) rebounded from a disappointing outing against the USVI to score 17 points. Leading by just eight points late in the third quarter (64-56), Mexico went on a 20-11 run to put the game out of reach. For Costa Rica, Henry Martinez (185-G/F-75) and Clifford Smith (193-G-) were again a two-man show. Hernold Gardener had a night he would like to forget, shooting a woeful 2/18 from the field. Mexico and the USVI advance to the semifinals out of Group A, and also qualify for the Tournament of the Americas in August.
Day 2: June 18, 2003: Mexico - US Virgin Islands 92-91 (OT)
Mexico: Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) 32+7reb+7ast, Antonio Pedroza 17, Mariscal 15, Quintero 12, Adam Parada (213-C-81) 7+12reb, Rochin 4, David Crouse (211-F/C-74, college: USC) 3, Zuniga 2
US Virgin Islands: Victor 17+11reb, Sheppard 16, White 15, Thomas 15, Richards 12+10reb+5blk, Bell 7, Oliver 4, Langellier 3, Hodge 2)
Horacio Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) capped a sensational performance by a hitting a free throw with 10 seconds left in overtime to give Mexico a 92-91 win over the Virgin Islands. The Virgin Islands had sent the game into overtime on a Kevin Sheppard basket with 10 seconds left in regulation, but missed several chances to win before the buzzer. In the extra session Mexico pulled out to a 91-87 lead, but baskets from Sheppard and Marcus Oliver brought the USVI back again, setting up Horacio Llamas (211-C-73)' heroics. Adam Adam Parada (213-C-81) contributed some crucial points and rebounds for Mexico down the stretch. For the Virgin Islands Cuthbert Victor had a double-double but struggled with 6/19 shooting, and Raja Bell was again disappointing, going 1/9 from the field and turning the ball over 5 times. Both teams clinch semifinal berths if they win tomorrow.
Day 1: June 17, 2003: Mexico - Antigua 104-74
Mexico: David Crouse (211-F/C-74, college: USC) 20, Quintero 20, Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) 12+10reb, Mariscal 12, Antonio Pedroza 12, Rochin 11, Meza 6, Avila 4, Zuniga 4, Adam Parada (213-C-81) 3
Antigua: McCoy 23, Matthew 14, Williams 10, Barton 9, Davis 7, Davis 6, Davis 3, Brazier 2
After a slow start, Mexico crushed the undersized Antiguans, putting up 59 points in the second half. Omar Quintero (182-G-81) and David David Crouse (211-F/C-74, college: USC) (211-F/C-74, college: USC) did most of their damage in the middle quarters, as Mexico broke free from a 24-24 tie to lead 77-55 after three. The Mexicans shot over 50% from the field (37/73) and a sparkling 24/26 from the line. Horacio Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) (211-C-73) added a double-double in his first official NT game in years. For Antigua, Lennox McCoy (188-G-77, college: Cent.Oklahoma) scored a remarkable 21 points in the third quarter, but it was not enough to keep the islanders in the game.

Exhibition Games
June 16, 2003: Puerto Rico - Mexico 97-73
Puerto Rico, who led 47-26 at halftime, was led by Larry Ayuso's 19 points. Anthony Antonio Pedroza had 22 for Mexico.
June 15, 2003: Mexico - Puerto Rico 89-86
Mexico jumped out to an 11-0 lead and held off repeated Puerto Rican rallies. Horacio Horacio Llamas (211-C-73) (211-C-73) led Mexico with 29 points and Omar Quintero (182-G-81) added 21. Carlos Arroyo (188-G-79, agent: Mc Candless William, college: Florida Intern.) scored 21 for Puerto Rico, but missed a game-tying three-pointer at the buzzer.

 2001

  Goodwill Games in Brisbane (AUS) 2001 
Day 5, Sep.8, 2001: Places 7-8: Mexico – Cuba 88-76 (Crouse 29, Valerio 14, Parada 12, Quintero 12, Mariscal 9, Izaguirre 6, Thomas 4, Benitez 2 – Nunez 32, Jemmot 14, Lima 9, Sayus 6, Gonzales 5, Silvestre 4, Lara 3, Haiti 3)
Day 4, Sep.7, 2001, Classification Round Semifinals: Canada – Mexico 86-74 (Kwiatkowski 20, Karangwa 17, Shand 12, Walker 9, Smith 8, Jobity 7, Augusti 6, Gillingham 4, Nohr 3 – Crouse 27, Thomas 15, Benitez 12, Mariscal 10, Quintero 7, Valerio 3)
Day 3, Sep.5, 2001: Argentina – Mexico 105-77 (Sandes, Alloati 2, Sucatzky 10, Moldu 5, Diaz 6, Farabello 11, Ceruti 20, Pelussi 8, Gutierrez 20, Herrmann 16, Calderon 4, Pellettieri 3 - Parada 12, Sandoval, Crouse 19, Perez, Benitez 5, Marsical 12, Quintero 19, Izaguirre 6, Cuenca, Thomas 4, Valerio)
Day 2, Sep.4, 2001: Mexico – Cuba 86-75 (Crouse 27, Mariscal 14, Izaguirre 12, Benitez 11, Quintero 11, Sandoval 4, Thomas 4, Parada 2, Valeiro 1 – Fernandez 26, Cantero 21, Duquesne 10, Diaz 7, Sayus 6, Gonzalez 3, Hernandez 2)
Day 1, Sep.3, 2001: USA – Mexico 132-58 (Lewis 21, Szczerbiak 20, Miller 16, Terry 15, Marion 11, Martin 10, Davis 10, O’Neal 8, Fizer 8, Booth 5, Miller 4 – Crouse 17, R.Perez 11, Benitez 6, Mariscal 6, Quintero 6, V.Thomas 3, Parada 2, Izaguierre 2, Cuenca 2, A.Valerio)

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.

Day 5, July 15, 2001: Final Game: Puerto Rico – Mexico 86-73

Day 4, July 14, 2001: Semifinals: Mexico - Virgin Islands 97-74 (Izaguirre 22, Quintero 20, Thomas 18, Mariscal 14; Heywood 14)
Day 3, July 13, 2001: México – Cuba 87-77
Day 2, July 12, 2001: México – Barbados 100-83 (Quintero 32, Mariscal 25; Alleyne 26, Lloyd 17)
Mexico oustcored Barbados 18-3 to break open a close game at the end.
Day 1, July 11, 2001: México – Panamá 110-107,OT (Víctor Mariscal 36, Omar Quintero 26, Ramsés Benítez 15, Enrique González 10 - Jair Peralta 29)
Victor Mariscal's three pointer with two seconds left in regulation sent the game into overtime.

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)

 1999 

  Centrobasket 1999 in Habana, Cuba, May 1999  
5th Place Game: Mexico 69(33) - Virgin Islands 60(36) (Castellanos 18, Gonzalez 18 - Blyden 17, Isidore 16, Trimmingham 12)
5-8th Places Games, May 8, 1999: Mexico 59(34) - Costa Rica 50(31) (Castellanos 14, Portillo 14, Leon 10 - Arias 15, Martinez 11)
Day 3: Virgin Islands 72(35) - Mexico 64(29) (Allick 9, Isidore 13, Blyden 0, Trimmingham 25, Richards 3, Maduro 2, Charles 4, Victor 3, White 4, Rhymer 3, Brown 6; Portillo 7, J. Leon 12, Mariscal 6, Quintero 9, Solis 10, Castellanos 12, A. Leon 3, Gonzalez 5, Thomas 0, Romero 0)
Leading scorer after the first stage is Cuba's Angel Nunez with 56 points.
Day 2: Puerto Rico 81(44) - Mexico 56(24) (Ortiz 8, Casiano 5, Mincy 8, Carter 6, Vega 15, Santiago 3, Dalmau 6, Padilla 13, Falcon 8, Leon 2, Allende 5, Perez 2; Castellanos 5, Portillo 3, Leon 9, Thomas 2, Mariscal 6, Leon 2, Gonzalez 10, Quintero 13, Valderrama, Romero 3, Montoya, Solis 3)
Day 1: Panama 64(27) - Mexico 52(26) (Gomez 19, Cardenas 12, Garcia 10 - Portillo 15, Castellanos 10)
Mexican NT falls to Panama 52-64 in their first game of Centrobasket in Cuba.
The Mexicans let an 8 point advantage go away at the begining of the second period to allow a 13-1 run for Panama at the game played on May 4. Mexico started with 17-year old Omar Quintero at the point, but was quickly substituted by veteran Oscar Castellanos, giving Mexico more mobility. Both teams' defenses were close, as the first half finished with a score of 27-26 for Panama. Mexico moved ahead, putting the score 46-40 in their favor, but a 13-1 run by Panama closed the score for them.