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Line 40: {{FIBA player\|df=y\| num = 4 \| nat = \| name =Lloyd Roberts \|dab=basketball\| pos =SG \| m =1.90 \| year = 1989 \| month =5 \| date =26 \| compyear = 2016 \| compmonth = 6 \| compdate = 28 \| club = }} {{FIBA player\|df=y\| num = 515 \| nat = \| name =~~Sam~~Leto ~~Roberts~~Mayalu \|dab=basketball\| pos =SGPF \| m =12.8605 \| year = ~~1995~~1991 \| month =85 \| date =816 \| compyear = ~~2016~~2023 \| compmonth = 6 \| compdate = 28 \| club Cardiff City = }} {{FIBA player\|df=y\| num = 6 \| nat = \| name =Robert Smith \|dab=basketball, born 1993\| pos =SG \| m =1.90 \| year = 1993 \| month =12 \| date =18 \| compyear = 2016 \| compmonth = 6 \| compdate = 28 \| club = }} Line 92: ==International appearances== Wales has yet to appear in a major international basketball event. Currently, Wales is set in [[FIBA European Championship for Small Countries]]. The best result there so far has been 2nd place in both 1998 and 2002.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.fibaeurope.com/cid_KNce8jInH7Qj1EsyH5rjn2.pageID_FpPZIJvhIiknyir1CSlj42.compID_Jvy4pg8IJ0MN4eTp8w6A,1.season_2008.roundID_6318.html \|title=History \| European Championship Men Division C (2008) \|publisher=FIBA Europe \|date= \|accessdate=2021-06-08}}</ref> Wales co-hosted the 1978 Commonwealth Basketball Championships with England and Scotland. This was the first such Commonwealth Basketball competition. Wales were coached by former player Paul Kinninmont and Andy Henderson, whilst being managed by Ralph Wills. Despite losing several key players to injury and unavailability, Wales performed creditably both in the pool matches in Cardiff and in the finals at Coventry == Competitions == Line 137 ⟶ 135: \|''Played alongside [[England men's national basketball team\|England]] and [[Scotland national basketball team\|Scotland]] as [[Great Britain men's national basketball team\|Great Britain]]'' \|[[EuroBasket 2017\|FIBA EuroBasket 2017]] \|[[Istanbul]], [[Helsinki]], [[Tel Aviv]], [[Cluj-Napoca]] Turkey, Finland, Israel, Romania ~~Türkei~~ \|- \|2022 \|~~TBD~~24 \|''~~Will play~~played alongside [[England men's national basketball team\|England]] and [[Scotland national basketball team\|Scotland]] as [[Great Britain men's national basketball team\|Great Britain]]'' \|FIBA EuroBasket 2022 \|[[Berlin]], [[Cologne]], [[Prague]], [[Tbilisi]], [[Milan]] Germany, Czech Republic, Georgia, Italy \|- \|2025 \|TBD \|''Will play alongside [[England men's national basketball team\|England]] and [[Scotland national basketball team\|Scotland]] as [[Great Britain men's national basketball team\|Great Britain]]'' \|FIBA EuroBasket 2025 \|[[Riga]], [[Limassol]], [[Tampere]], [[Katowice]] Latvia, Cyprus, Finland, Poland \|} ==External links== [http://www.basketballwales.com/ Basketball Wales] [~~http~~https://~~www~~archive.fiba.com/pages/eng/fa/p/rpp//tid/386/_//teams.html Wales Basketball Records at FIBA Archive] ==See also==