National Team roster

 2005

Tournament in Puerto La Cruz and Caracas (VEN)
July 31: Uruguay - Panama 81-65
URU: Nicolas Mazzarino 20, Mauricio Aguiar 15, Esteban Batista 15
PAN: Jaime Lloreda 18, Michael Hicks 17, Dionisio Gomez 13
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: Venezuela - Panama 69-64
PAN: Michael Hicks 27, Jaime Lloreda 14, Joel Munoz 11
VEN: Victor David Diaz 21, Luis Julio 16, Oscar Jose Torres 8+5r
Jul.28: Uruguay - Panama 79-76
URU: Martin Osimani 19, Leandro Garcia Morales 13, Mauricio Aguiar 10
PAN: Dionisio Gomez 17, Maximiliano Gomez 16, Michael Hicks 15
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: Venezuela - Panama 89-74
VEN: Victor David Diaz 24, Luis Julio 13, Tomas Aguilera 10
PAN: Jaime Lloreda 20, Dionisio Gomez 15, Michael Hicks 11

 2001 

  Tournament of the Americas (America Cup) 2001 
Day 9, Aug.25, 2001: Panama – Venezuela 92-106 (Bennett 5, Peralta 3, Mendieta 6, Gomez, Stoute, Jackson 23, Hicks 23, Cardenas 6, García 8, Jaen 6, Ortiz 12. Coach: Reginald Grenald - Diaz 25, Lugo 16, Morris 7, Torres 17, Guevara 10, Herrera 22, Keeling 2, Nelvha 7, Becker. Coach: Jim Calvin)
Day 8, Aug.24, 2001: Panama – Uruguay 101-74 (Peralta 11, Jackson 19, Hicks 25, García 5, Ortíz 7, Cárdenas 5, Jaen 10, Bennett 8, Mendieta 6, Gómez 3, Yearwood 2, Stoute 0. Coach: Reginald Grenald - Capalbo 6, Mazzarino 10, Silveira 4, Szczygielski 6, Bouzout 8, Moltedo 6, Arrosa 12, Rivera 15, Castrillón 0, Losada 0, Navarrete 4, Riera 3. Coach: César Somma)
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 4 - Aug.19, 2001: Panama - Canada 82-89 (Peralta 10, Jackson 20, Hicks 23, García 10, Ortiz 2, Bennett 4, Gomez 3, Cárdenas 8, Jaen 2. Coach: Reginald Grenald - Nash 11, Hamilton 17, Robinson 4, Guaraschi 8, Meeks 8, Daniels 3, Walker 0, Swords 1, Karangwa 5, MacCulloch 13, Kwiatkowski 19, Jobity 0. Coach: Jay Triano)
Day 3 - Aug.18, 2001: Panama - US Virgin Islands 90-88 (Bennett 0, Peralta 5, Gómez 9, Jackson 20, Hicks 26, Cardenas 5, García 2, Jaen 16, Ortiz 7. Coach: Reginald Grenald - Taylor III 15, Oliver 9, Chelcher 0, Edwing 9, Richards 5, Averil 0, Thomas III 9, White 4, Blyden 9, Heywood 31. Coach: Tevester Anderson)
Day 2 - Aug.17, 2001: Mexico – Panama 106-109 (Quintero 26, Parada 8, Izaguirre 0, Gonzalez 12, Mariscal 18, Crouse 25, Sanchez 0, López 2, Chavez 13, Benitez 2. Coach: Jorge Ramirez - Peralta 13, Jackson 19, Hicks 16, García 9, rtíz 14, Cárdenas 6, Gómez 6, Bennett 18, Stoute 3, Jaen 5. Coach: Reginald Grenald)
Day 1 - Aug.16, 2001: Puerto Rico - Panama 117-80 (Fajardo 18, D. Santiago 18, Ayuso 18, Arroyo 17 - Jackson 15, Ortiz 15, Hicks 13)

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: 3rd Place Game: Panama – Virgin Islands 93-82
Day 4, July 14, 2001: Semifinals: Puerto Rico - Panama 89-75 (D. Santiago 20, Fajardo 17, Ortiz 15, Travieso 12; Jackson 31, Peralta 12, Garcia 11)
Day 3, July 13, 2001: Barbados – Panamá 81-102
Day 2, July 12, 2001: Panamá – Cuba 90-75 (Jackson 28, Peralta 17, Garcia 15, Bennett 10; Nunez 20)
Point guard Jair Peralta also had 10 assists as Panama kept their semifinal hopes alive.
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.

 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: Cuba 72(39) - Panama 64(35)
Day 3: Puerto Rico 100(49) - Panama 84(32) (Ortiz 28, Casiano 14, Mincy 13, Carter 2, Vega 7, Santiago 8, Padilla 7, Falcon 0, Leon 4, Allende 10, Perez 7; Gomez 9, Fiss 4, Garces 0, Cardenas 14, Wallace 16, Daley 2, Stoute 9, Garcia 8, Mendieta 8, Myers 14)
Day 2: Panama 90(52) - Virgin Islands 72(32) (Gomez 20, Daley 18, Cardenas 14, Garcia 12; Allick 23, Trimmingham 10, Brown 10)
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.