Mehran Hatami (Persian: مهران حاتمی) is an Iranian basketball coach of the Iranian national team, which he coached at the 2017 FIBA Asia Cup.[1] A former member of Team Melli in the Asian Games and FIBA Championships during the 1990s, Hatami succeeded Dirk Bauermann as head coach of the Iranian national team.[2]
Career Summary
Mehran Hatami is a professional basketball coach with over 27 years of coaching at national and club levels, as well as a 10-year career as a national team player. Hatami has coached teams at the Olympic Games, as well as World Cups and Asian Championships.
Playing Career
National Basketball Team Player (10 Years)
Competitions Participated
Asian Games: Beijing 1990, Hiroshima 1994, Bangkok 1998 [3]
Asian Basketball Championships: Beijing 1989, Kobe 1991, Jakarta 1993, [4] Seoul 1995, Riyadh 1997
Asian Interclub Basketball Championship: 4th Place, Jakarta (1990)
Coaching Experience
National Team Coaching
Head Coach, Junior National Team, Kuwait (2002) – 2nd Place, 17th ABC Asian[5]
Senior National Team Coach, Iran
West Asian Cup (2004)
23rd FIBA Asia Championship, Doha, Qatar (2005) [6]
24rd Summer Universiade Games, Belgrade, Serbia (2005)
Head Coach, Junior National Teams
U19 Tournament, Italy (2012) – 2nd Place
U18 Asian Championship, Mongolia (2012) – 3rd Place
U19 world cup, Czech republic, Prage(2013) [12][13]
Club Coaching
Pegah Team – Iran Super League (2004–2007): 5th Place [14]
Azad University – Iran Super League (2007–2011): 4th Place [15]
Petroshimi Bandar Imam [16] - Iran Super League (2012–2015): Champion (2012–13), 3rd Place (2014–15) , Asian Club Championship, Thailand (2018): Champion
Samen Club – Iran Super League (2015–2016): 5th Place
Tabriz Municipality – Iran Super League (2016–2018): Champion (2017–2018)
Zob Ahan Club – Iran Super League (2019–2020)
Gorgan Municipality – Iran Super League (2021–2023): Champion (three consecutive seasons)
FIBA West Asia WASL Cup, Lebanon (2022–2023): Finalist
Zob Ahan Club – Iran Super League (2023–2024): 3rd Place
Kalleh Club – Iran Super League (2024–2025): 3rd Place