1994: Lithuania win gold medals. Key players: Sarunas Jasikevicius, Andrius Jurkunas and Arnas Kazlauskas.

2003: Lithuania finish second in World Championship. Key players: Linas Kleiza, Paulius Jankunas and Darius Silinskis.

2006: Lithuania win silver medals. Key players: Martynas Gecevicius, Zygimantas Janavicius and Lukas Brazdauskis.

2008: Lithuania finish second again. Key players: Donatas Motiejunas, Tautvydas Slezas and Augustas Peciukevicius.

2010: Lithuania win gold after 16 years. Key players: Jonas Valanciunas, Deividas Pukis and Dovydas Redikas.

2012: Lithuania lose to Croatia in the final. Key players: Marius Grigonis, Justas Tamulis and Augustinas Jankaitis.



Lithuania (U18)

		GM	2P%	3P%	FT%	REB	AS	ST	TO	BS	PTS
2012	U18 men	9	50.1	28.4	68.8	38.4	14.4	7.2	12.8	2.7	75.2
2011	U18 men	4	52.9	22.7	66.7	40.8	9.3	14.0	15.8	2.8	74.8
2010	PČ U-17	8	52.5	30.7	64.2	40.0	15.3	10.3	21.4	3.5	76.9
2010	U18 men	9	58.5	31.3	68.3	47.3	16.9	7.4	17.3	4.6	84.2
2009	U18 men	9	49.2	32.0	66.7	46.9	14.7	7.7	15.4	5.2	81.7
2006	U18 men	8	47.9	39.7	60.8	46.1	17.3	6.1	14.9	5.0	83.4
2005	U18 men	8	47.9	33.8	60.2	46.0	10.9	5.3	18.0	5.0	78.0

4	Tomas Galeckas	PG	183 cm	70 kg	Age: 18
5	Justas Tamulis	SF	194 cm	86 kg	Age: 18
6	Simas Raupys	SF	195 cm	95 kg	Age: 19
7	Jokūbas Gintvainis	PG, SG	191 cm	80 kg	Age: 18
8	Lukas Lekavičius	PG	176 cm		Age: 19
9	Denis Krestinin	C	204 cm	96 kg	Age: 19
10	Mantvydas Stašelis	SG	189 cm	86 kg	Age: 19
11	Augustinas Jankaitis	C	206 cm	110 kg	Age: 18
12	Rokas Gustys	C	204 cm		Age: 18
13	Marius Grigonis	PG, SG	198 cm	90 kg	Age: 19
14	Tautvydas Jodelis	SG	196 cm	82 kg	Age: 19
15	Benas Griciūnas	C	210 cm		Age: 18