FIBA Hall of Fame
    Antonio Carlos BARBOSA (BRA)

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    2022
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    Category | Coach Date of Birth | 14.04.1945 Country | Brazil

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    Clubs

    • Ernesto Monte (1963-1966)

    • Luso Brasileiro (1966-1971)

    • Bauru Tenis Clube (1971-1987)

    • Luso Brasileiro (1987-1989)

    • UNIMEP Piracicaba (1993-1996)

    • Microcamp Campinas (1996-1998)

    • Caldos Knorr-Campinas (1999-2000)

    • Quaker Jundiai (2000-2001)

    • Centro Esportivo de Ourinhos (2010-2012)

    • Maranhão Basket (2012-2013)

    • Catanduva (2014)

    • Ituano Basket (2017)

    • Leites Nestlé (specific periods for Panamerican & South American Clubs competitions)

    Club Highlights

    • Sul-American Championship winner (1995)

    • Panamerican Interclub Championship gold medalist (1995)

    • Brazilian Cup winner (1995)

    National Team

    • Junior South American Championship gold medalist (1976)

    • Junior AmeriCup silver & gold medalist (1977, 1978)

    • U18 AmeriCup gold medalist (1996)

    • Two-time Junior South American Championship silver medalist (1996, 2005)

    • Cadet South American Championship gold medalist (2001)

    • U20 AmeriCup silver medalist (2002)

    • Two-time AmeriCup gold medalist (1997, 2001) and silver medalist (2005)

    • Olympic Qualifying Americas Tournament gold (2003) and silver medalist (1999)

    • Ten-time South American Championship gold medalist (1972, 1978, 1981, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2016)

    • Two-time Pan American Games bronze medalist (1983, 2003)

    • Olympic Games bronze medalist (2000)

    • Pan American Games gold & silver medalist (1971, 2007)

    • Participated in 3 Olympic Games (2000,2004, 2016)

    • Participated in 6 World Championships (1979, 1983, 1986,1998, 2002, 2006)

    Individual Highlights

    • More than 20 years coaching Brazil National Senior Team

    • 448 International games (330 victories)