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The 13 Best Argentina Olympic Basketball Players

By YPB Team

Gold in Athens, a bronze in Beijing, and the long wait for what comes next. Legends who rewrote the sport at home sit beside the newer faces still chasing the podium.

  1. Walter Herrmann — ranked #11
    Walter Herrmann
    Long-haired scoring forward who played on the 2008 bronze-medal team.
    1000pts
  2. Manu Ginóbili — ranked #22
    Manu Ginóbili
    The face of the Golden Generation, he led Argentina to gold at Athens 2004 and bronze at Beijing 2008.
    718pts
  3. Luis Scola — ranked #33
    Luis Scola
    Powerful big man and long-time captain who played in five Olympics, winning gold in 2004 and bronze in 2008.
    692pts
  4. Nicolás Laprovíttola — ranked #44
    Nicolás Laprovíttola
    Veteran guard who has been a steady scorer and backcourt option for Argentina across several Olympics.
    538pts
  5. Marcos Delía — ranked #55
    Marcos Delía
    Rugged big man who anchored the Argentine frontcourt in the post-Golden Generation era.
    538pts
  6. Fabricio Oberto — ranked #66
    Fabricio Oberto
    Reliable center and screen-setter on the 2004 gold-medal team, later an NBA champion with San Antonio.
    538pts
  7. Facundo Campazzo — ranked #77
    Facundo Campazzo
    Fearless point guard who carried the post-Golden Generation team into the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
    538pts
  8. Leandro Bolmaro — ranked #88
    Leandro Bolmaro
    Young playmaking wing who represents the next generation of Argentine basketball.
    440pts
  9. Carlos Delfino — ranked #99
    Carlos Delfino
    Sharpshooting wing who was part of both the 2004 gold and the 2008 bronze-medal squads.
    440pts
  10. Pepe Sánchez — ranked #1010
    Pepe Sánchez
    Pass-first point guard who ran the offense during the run to Olympic gold in Athens.
    440pts
  11. Pablo Prigioni — ranked #1111
    Pablo Prigioni
    Veteran point guard whose late NBA career followed years as a steady Olympic playmaker.
    440pts
  12. Andrés Nocioni — ranked #1212
    Andrés Nocioni
    Hard-nosed forward and emotional leader of the 2004 gold-medal team.
    0pts
  13. Patricio Garino — ranked #1313
    Patricio Garino
    Athletic wing who joined the national team after the Golden Generation and played Olympic basketball for Argentina.
    0pts

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