South American Basketball Championship
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South American Basketball Championship was first played in 1930. Teams from South America take part in the tournament, which often has been played biannually.
[edit] Summaries
| Year | Host | Gold medal game | Bronze medal game | ||||||
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| Gold | Score | Silver | Bronze | Score | Fourth place | ||||
| 1983 Details |
 Brazil |
 Brazil |
 Argentina |
 Uruguay |
 Venezuela |
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| 1985 Details |
 Colombia |
Brazil |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
Venezuela |
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| 1987 Details |
 Paraguay |
Argentina |
Venezuela |
Brazil |
Uruguay |
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| 1989 Details |
 Ecuador |
Brazil |
Argentina |
Uruguay |
Venezuela |
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| 1991 Details |
 Venezuela (Valencia) |
Venezuela |
Brazil |
Argentina |
Uruguay |
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| 1993 Details |
Brazil |
Uruguay |
Venezuela |
Argentina |
Brazil |
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| 1995 Details |
 Uruguay (Montevideo) |
Uruguay |
- | Argentina |
Brazil |
- | Venezuela |
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| 1997 Details |
Venezuela (Maracaibo) |
Uruguay |
– | Venezuela |
Argentina |
- | Brazil |
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| 1999 Details |
 Argentina (Bahía Blanca) |
Brazil |
– | Argentina |
Venezuela |
– | Uruguay |
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| 2001 Details |
 Chile (Valdivia) |
Argentina |
– | Brazil |
Venezuela |
– | Uruguay |
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| 2003 Details |
Uruguay (Montevideo) |
Brazil |
– | Argentina |
Uruguay |
– | Venezuela |
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| 2004 Details |
BRA (Campos dos Goytacazes) |
Argentina |
– | Brazil |
Venezuela |
– | Uruguay |
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| 2006 Details |
VEN (Caracas) |
Brazil |
- | Uruguay |
Argentina |
- | Venezuela |
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