Wheelchair Eurobasket
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[edit] European championship for men
[edit] EC 1970
- 1st place:
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Belgium - 2nd place:
France - 3rd place:
Great Britain
[edit] EC 1971
venue: Kerpape (Ploemeur), France
- 1st place: Great Britain
- 2nd place: France
- 3rd place:
The Netherlands
[edit] EC 1974
venue: Kerpape (Ploemeur), France
- 1st place: Great Britain
- 2nd place: France
- 3rd place: The Netherlands
1977 Raalte (NED)
- Israel / The Netherlands / France
1978 Kerpape (FRA)
- Israel / France / The Netherlands
1981 Geneve (SUI)
- Israel / France / The Netherlands
1982 Falun (SWE)
- France / Israel / The Netherlands
1987 Lorient (FRA)
- France / The Netherlands / Belgium
1989 Charleville (FRA)
- France / The Netherlands / Germany
1991 El Ferrol (ESP)
- France / The Netherlands / Great Britain
1993 Berlin (GER)
- The Netherlands / Great Britain / France
1995 Paris (FRA)
- Great Britain / Spanien / The Netherlands
1997 Madrid (ESP)
- France / Great Britain / Finland
1999 Roermond (NED)
- France / Germany / The Netherlands
2002 Amsterdam (NED)
- France / The Netherlands / Germany
2003 Sassari (ITL)
- Italy / The Netherlands / Great Britain
2005 Paris (FRA)
- Italy / Great Britain
[edit] European championship for women
Year / Host / Gold Medal / Silver Medal / Bronce Medal
1987
- Lorient (FRA) / Germany / Israel / The Netherlands
1989
- Charleville (FRA) / The Netherlands / Germany / Israel
1991 El Ferrol (ESP)
- Germany / The Netherlands / France
1993 Berlin (GER)
- The Netherlands / Germany / France
1995 Delden (NED)
- The Netherlands / Germany / Great Britain
1997 Madrid (ESP)
- The Netherlands / Germany / Great Britain
1999 Roermond (NED)
- Germany / The Netherlands / Great Britain
2003 Hamburg (GER)
- Germany / The Netherlands / Great Britain
2005 Lille (FRA)
- Germany / The Netherlands / France
2007 Wetzlar (GER)
- ? / ? / ?
