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World Championships scores and schedule

The following is the schedule and results for the 2002 World Basketball Championships, which will be played at Conseco Fieldhouse and the RCA Dome in Indianapolis.

Preliminary Round 1 Games
The top three teams in each group advance to Preliminary Round 2 (top three in Groups A and B advance to Group E; top three in Groups C and D advance to Group F). The fourth-place finishers play for 13th through 16th place.

GROUP A

Team Win Loss Points

Spain 3 0 6

Yugoslavia 2 1 4

Angola 1 2 2

Canada 0 3 0

GROUP B

Team Win Loss Points

Brazil 3 0 6

Puerto Rico 2 1 4

Turkey 1 2 2

Lebanon 0 3 0

GROUP C

Team Win Loss Points

United States 3 0 6

Germany 2 1 4

China 1 2 2

Algeria 0 3 0

GROUP D

Team Win Loss Points

Argentina 3 0 6

New Zealand 2 1 4

Russia 1 2 2

Venezuela 0 3 0

Thursday, August 29

At Conseco Fieldhouse
Group A: Yugoslavia 113, Angola 63
Group A: Spain 85, Canada 54
Group D: New Zealand 90, Russia 81
Group D: Argentina 107, Venezuela 72

At RCA Dome
Group B: Brazil 102, Lebanon 73
Group B: Puerto Rico 78, Turkey 75
Group C: Germany 88, China 76
Group C: United States 110, Algeria 60
Friday, Aug. 30

At Conseco Fieldhouse
Group B: Puerto Rico 99, Lebanon 77
Group B: Brazil 88, Turkey 86
Group D: Argentina 100, Russia 81
Group C: China 96, Algeria 82

At RCA Dome
Group A: Angola 84, Canada 74
Group A: Spain 71, Yugoslavia 69
Group D: New Zealand 98, Venezuela 85
Group C: United States 104, Germany 87
Saturday, Aug. 31

At Conseco Fieldhouse
Group A: Yugoslavia 87, Canada 71
Group B: Turkey 107, Lebanon 80
Group C: Germany 102, Algeria 70
Group D: Brazil 90, Puerto Rico 86

At RCA Dome
Group A: Spain 88, Angola 55
Group D: Russia 86, Venezuela 69
Group D: Argentina 112, New Zealand 85
Group C: United States 84, China 65

Preliminary Round 2 Games
Each team's results against teams advancing from its preliminary group will carry over to the second-round standings. Each team then will play the other three teams in the second-round group whom they have not faced in the preliminary round. The top four teams in Groups E and F advance to the quarterfinals (medal round). The fifth- and sixth-place teams play for ninth through 12th place.

GROUP E

Team Win Loss Points
Spain 5 1 10
Brazil 4 2 8

Puerto Rico 5 1 10

Yugoslavia 4 2 8

Turkey 2 4 4

Angola 1 5 2

GROUP F

Team Win Loss Points

Argentina 6 0 12

United States 5 1 10

Germany 4 2 8

New Zealand 3 3 6

Russia 2 4 4

China 1 5 2

Monday, Sept. 2

At Conseco Fieldhouse
Venezuela 98, Algeria 83
Brazil 86, Angola 83
Puerto Rico 85, Yugoslavia 83
United States 106, Russia 82

At RCA Dome
Canada 91, Lebanon, 67
Spain 87, Turkey 64
Germany 84, New Zealand 64
Argentina 95, China 71
Tuesday, Sept. 3

At Conseco Fieldhouse
13th-14th Place, Canada 98, Venezuela 97
Turkey 86, Angola 66
Argentina 86, Germany 77
United States 110, Zealand 62

At RCA Dome
15th-16th place: Algeria 100, Lebanon 70
Yugoslavia 90, Brazil 69
Puerto Rico 73, Spain 65
Russia 95, China 68
Wednesday, Sept. 4

At Conseco Fieldhouse
Yugoslavia 110, Turkey 78
New Zealand 94, China 88
Argentina 87, United States 80

At RCA Dome
Spain 84, Brazil 67
Germany 103, Russia 85
Puerto Rico 89, Angola 87

Medal Round Games
Thursday, Sept. 5

At Conseco Fieldhouse
Germany 70, Spain 62
Yugoslavia 81, United States 78

At RCA Dome
Argentina 78, Brazil 67
New Zealand 65, Puerto Rico 63
Friday, September 6

At Conseco Fieldhouse
9th-12th place semifinal: Russia 77, Angola 66
9th-12th place semifinal: Turkey 94, China 86
5th-8th place semifinal: Spain 105, Brazil 89
5th-8th place semifinal: United States 84, Puerto Rico 74
Saturday, Sept. 7

At Conseco Fieldhouse
11th-12th Place, Angola 96, China 84
9th-10th Place, Turkey 91, Russia 86
Semifinal, Argentina 86, Germany 80
Semifinal, Yugoslavia 89, New Zealand 78
7th-8th Place, Puerto Rico 91, Brazil 84
5th-6th Place, Spain 81, United States 75
Sunday, Sept. 8
Bronze Medal: Germany 117, New Zealand 94
Gold Medal: Yugoslavia 84, Argentina 77 (OT)

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