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The 32 Greatest Olympic Basketball Centers of All Time

By YPB Team

Gold-medal anchors share the paint here with Cold War giants and modern unicorns, drawn from both the men's and women's tournaments.

  1. Arvydas Sabonis — ranked #11
    Arvydas Sabonis
    Dominant Lithuanian center who won 1988 gold with the USSR and two bronzes with Lithuania.
    1000pts
  2. Lisa Leslie — ranked #22
    Lisa Leslie
    USA center who won four straight Olympic golds from 1996 to 2008.
    829pts
  3. Victor Wembanyama — ranked #33
    Victor Wembanyama
    French phenom who starred in the 2024 final as France took silver at home.
    584pts
  4. Rudy Gobert — ranked #44
    Rudy Gobert
    French rim protector behind back-to-back Olympic silvers in 2020 and 2024.
    584pts
  5. Walt Bellamy — ranked #55
    Walt Bellamy
    Center on the celebrated USA team that won gold at Rome 1960.
    584pts
  6. Anne Donovan — ranked #66
    Anne Donovan
    Hall of Fame USA center who won Olympic gold in 1984 and 1988.
    584pts
  7. Bob Kurland — ranked #77
    Bob Kurland
    Seven-footer who became the first two-time Olympic basketball champion, in 1948 and 1952.
    584pts
  8. Bam Adebayo — ranked #88
    Bam Adebayo
    USA big man with Olympic golds in 2020 and 2024.
    524pts
  9. Bill Russell — ranked #99
    Bill Russell
    Defensive pioneer who anchored the USA's 1956 Melbourne gold-medal team.
    524pts
  10. Liz Cambage — ranked #1010
    Liz Cambage
    Australian center who won 2012 bronze and threw down the first dunk in women's Olympic history.
    454pts
  11. Shaquille O'Neal — ranked #1111
    Shaquille O'Neal
    Starting center on the USA's 1996 Atlanta gold-medal team.
    454pts
  12. Vlade Divac — ranked #1212
    Vlade Divac
    Yugoslav center who won Olympic silver in 1988 and 1996.
    454pts
  13. Dwight Howard — ranked #1313
    Dwight Howard
    Starting center for the 2008 'Redeem Team' that won gold in Beijing.
    454pts
  14. Anthony Davis — ranked #1414
    Anthony Davis
    USA big man who won gold in 2012 and anchored the middle for gold again in 2024.
    454pts
  15. Yolanda Griffith — ranked #1515
    Yolanda Griffith
    USA post player who won Olympic gold in 2000 and 2004.
    454pts
  16. Lauren Jackson — ranked #1616
    Lauren Jackson
    Australian great and the women's all-time leading Olympic scorer, with three silvers and two bronzes.
    372pts
  17. David Robinson — ranked #1717
    David Robinson
    Three-time USA Olympian with 1988 bronze plus golds on the 1992 Dream Team and in 1996.
    372pts
  18. Uljana Semjonova — ranked #1818
    Uljana Semjonova
    Towering Latvian center who led the USSR to Olympic gold in 1976 and 1980.
    372pts
  19. Yao Ming — ranked #1919
    Yao Ming
    China's flag bearer who led the team to the quarterfinals in 2004 and 2008.
    372pts
  20. Patrick Ewing — ranked #2020
    Patrick Ewing
    USA center who won gold in 1984 as a collegian and again with the 1992 Dream Team.
    372pts
  21. Brittney Griner — ranked #2121
    Brittney Griner
    USA center with Olympic golds in 2016, 2020 and 2024.
    372pts
  22. Tina Charles — ranked #2222
    Tina Charles
    USA center who won three Olympic golds from 2012 to 2020.
    372pts
  23. Sylvia Fowles — ranked #2323
    Sylvia Fowles
    USA center with three Olympic golds, from Beijing 2008 to Rio 2016.
    272pts
  24. Pau Gasol — ranked #2424
    Pau Gasol
    Spain's big man and two-time Olympic scoring leader, with silvers in 2008 and 2012 and bronze in 2016.
    272pts
  25. Nikola Jokić — ranked #2525
    Nikola Jokić
    Serbian center with silver in 2016 and a bronze-winning Paris 2024 run.
    272pts
  26. Joel Embiid — ranked #2626
    Joel Embiid
    Starting center for the USA's Paris 2024 gold-medal team.
    272pts
  27. Andrew Bogut — ranked #2727
    Andrew Bogut
    Australian center who played three Olympics, leading the Boomers' 2016 run to fourth place.
    272pts
  28. A'ja Wilson — ranked #2828
    A'ja Wilson
    USA post star with golds in 2020 and 2024, named MVP of the Paris tournament.
    272pts
  29. Marc Gasol — ranked #2929
    Marc Gasol
    Spanish center who won Olympic silver in 2008 and 2012.
    0pts
  30. Vladimir Tkachenko — ranked #3030
    Vladimir Tkachenko
    Ukrainian-born Soviet center who won Olympic bronze in 1976 and 1980.
    0pts
  31. Alonzo Mourning — ranked #3131
    Alonzo Mourning
    Shot-blocking center on the USA's gold-winning team at Sydney 2000.
    0pts
  32. Fabricio Oberto — ranked #3232
    Fabricio Oberto
    Center of Argentina's Golden Generation that won gold in 2004.
    0pts

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