FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament

The FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament, formerly known as the FIBA Pre-Olympic Basketball Tournament, is the last qualifying tournament for the Olympic Basketball Tournament. The best non-champions from the different FIBA World zones qualify for the tournament and compete for the last remaining berths in the Summer Olympic Games.

Men's results
Year Hosts Final Third Place Game
Winners Score Runners-up Third Place Score Fourth Place
1960 Bologna 1st Pool
Czechoslovakia		 No playoffs
Spain
Belgium*		 No playoffs
Canada*
2nd Pool
Yugoslavia		 No playoffs
Hungary
Poland		 No playoffs
Israel*
1964 Yokohama
Mexico		 No playoffs
Australia
Canada		 No playoffs
South Korea
1968 Monterrey
Poland		 83–82
Spain[1]
Uruguay*		 93–65
Indonesia*
1972 Augsburg
Poland		 82–78
Spain[2]
Bulgaria*		 No playoffs
Mexico*
1976 Hamilton
Yugoslavia		 No playoffs
Czechoslovakia
Mexico		 No playoffs
Brazil*
1988 Netherlands
Soviet Union		 No playoffs
Yugoslavia
Spain		 No playoffs
Italy*
1992 Spain
Lithuania		 No playoffs
Croatia
CIS		 No playoffs
Germany
Year Hosts Winners Third Place Score Fourth Place
2008 Athens  Greece
 Croatia
Germany		 96–82
Puerto Rico*
2012 Caracas  Russia
 Lithuania
Nigeria		 88–73
Dominican Republic*
Year Hosts Winners Score Runners-up Semifinalists
2016 Belgrade
Serbia		 108–77
Puerto Rico*		  Latvia*
 Czech Republic*
Pasay
France		 83–74
Canada*		  New Zealand*
 Turkey*
Turin
Croatia		 84–78
Italy*		  Greece*
 Mexico*
2020 Split TBA TBA* TBA*
TBA*
Kaunas TBA TBA* TBA*
TBA*
Belgrade TBA TBA* TBA*
TBA*
Victoria TBA TBA* TBA*
TBA*

(*) Did not qualify for the Summer Olympics.

Women's results
Year Hosts Winners Runners-up Third Place
1976 Hamilton
United States
Bulgaria
Poland
1980 Varna
United States
Bulgaria
Cuba
1984 Santiago
China
Yugoslavia
Canada
1988  Malaysia
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
China
Year Hosts Pool Winners Semifinals Winners Fifth Place
1992 Vigo  China
 CIS		  Brazil
 Czechoslovakia		  Italy
Year Hosts Quarterfinal Winners Fifth Place
2008 Madrid  Belarus
 Czech Republic
 Latvia
 Spain
Brazil
2012 Ankara  Croatia
 Czech Republic
 Turkey
 France
Canada
2016 Nantes  China
 France
 Spain
 Turkey
Belarus
Year Hosts Winners Runners-up Third Place
2020 Ostend  Canada  Belgium  Japan
Bourges  France  Australia  Puerto Rico
Belgrade  United States  Serbia  Nigeria
 China  Spain  South Korea
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References
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