Portuguese Basketball Federation
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Membership
FIBA Europe (since 1957)
Official language
President
Budget
The Portuguese Basketball Federation (Portuguese: Federação Portuguesa de Basquetebol) is the governing body for basketball in Portugal. Established on 17 August 1927,[2] it became one of the eight founding national member federations of FIBA in 1932.[3]
References
External links
- Official Website
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FIBA Hall of Fame inductees
- FIBA
- Members
- Amaury
- Arcain
- A. Belov
- S. Belov
- Berkovich
- Bira
- Cameron
- Chazalon
- Ćosić
- Cruz
- Dalipagić
- Daneu
- Delibašić
- Divac
- Donovan
- Dydek
- Edwards
- Epi
- Fasoulas
- Faye
- Fijalkowski
- Furlong
- Galis
- A. Gaze
- Giannakis
- Golomeev
- González
- Herrera
- Horáková
- Jean-Jacques
- Jordan
- Łopatka
- Kićanović
- Korać
- Kropilák
- Kukoč
- Marcari
- Marčiulionis
- Martín
- Marzorati
- Meneghin
- Meyers
- Miller
- Moglia
- Mourning
- Mujanović
- Nash
- Németh
- O'Neal
- Oberto
- Olajuwon
- Ortiz
- Paula
- Paulauskas
- Park
- Petrović
- Raga
- Rigaudeau
- Robertson
- Robinson
- Rodríguez
- Ronchetti
- Russell
- Sabonis
- Sako
- Schmidt
- Schrempf
- Semjonova
- Slavnić
- Stoyanova
- Tarakanov
- Timms
- Tkachenko
- Valters
- Volkov
- Voynova
- Warda
- Zassoulskaya
- Zdovc
- Zheng
- Zídek
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