2004: Lithuania recorded its highest achievement at that time by finishing third. Key players: Martynas Gecevicius, Marius Valukonis and Paulius Kleiza.

2007: Lithuania won bronze medals again. Key players: Gilvydas Biruta, Augustas Peciukevicius, Osvaldas Matulionis.

2008: Lithuania claim its first gold. Key players: Jonas Valanciunas and Vytenis Cizauskas.

2009: Lithuania lose the final to Spain at home in Kaunas. Key players: Tauras Jogela and Mantas Mockevicius.

2010: Lithuania finish second again. Key players: Marius Grigonis, Tomas Dimsa and Augustinas Jankaitis.

		GM	2P%	3P%	FT%	REB	AS	ST	TO	BS	PTS
2012	U16 men	8	48.5	33.3	62.8	42.4	16.8	6.9	19.0	3.4	70.6
2010	U16 men	9	46.3	30.5	63.9	38.6	11.1	8.0	17.0	3.6	67.9
2009	U16 men	9	47.5	28.4	62.4	43.1	12.1	9.2	18.6	5.2	69.3
2005	U16 men	8	46.5	34.0	59.4	41.4	7.3	9.8	15.1	3.5	78.1

4	Antanas Krimelis	SF	190 cm		Age: 17
5	Raimundas Žuklevičius	SG	185 cm		Age: 17
6	Dominykas Zupkauskas	PG	184 cm		Age: 16
7	Edvinas Rupkus	SF	190 cm		Age: 17
8	Mantas Montvila	SF	193 cm		Age: 16
9	Matas Budrys	SF	193 cm	82 kg	Age: 17
10	Tautvydas Paliukėnas	SF	192 cm		Age: 16
11	Domantas Sabonis	PF, C	205 cm		Age: 17
12	Aidas Einikis	SG	191 cm	74 kg	Age: 16
13	Mantas Šerkšnas	C	200 cm	87 kg	Age: 16
14	Domantas Pavlovskis	C	206 cm		Age: 17
15	Deividas Žemgulis	PF	196 cm	85 kg	Age: 16