Scotland men's national basketball team

Scotland Scotland
FIBA ranking88 (T)
Joined FIBA1947
FIBA zoneFIBA Europe
National federationBasketball Scotland
Olympic Games
AppearancesNot eligible to compete
FIBA World Cup
AppearancesNone
EuroBasket
Appearances2 (1951, 1957)

The Scotland national basketball team (Nickname: The Cabers) represents Scotland in international basketball competition. It is organised by basketballscotland, the sport's governing body in Scotland. Scotland joined FIBA in 1947; their direct affiliation to FIBA ended on 30 September 2016, after a transition period following the formation of the Great Britain national team in 2006.[1] The only active international competition the team can now participate in is the basketball tournament at the Commonwealth Games.

History

EuroBasket 1951

The Scottish team's first European championship competition was at EuroBasket 1951 in Paris. They lost their eight games and finished 16th place out of 18. They outranked Luxembourg, who had had the misfortune of being in a five-team preliminary group instead of a four-team group (and losing all of their games), and Romania, who had dropped out of the tournament at the last minute.[2]

EuroBasket 1957

Six years later, at the EuroBasket 1957 in Sofia, Scotland competed much better. There, the squad won one of its three preliminary round games to be relegated to the classification round. The first match in that round pitted Scotland against Albania, who had also not yet achieved a victory in EuroBasket competition. The Scots proved the better, 69–56. Afterwards, they lost their next six matches but showed considerable improvement from the last tournament. They competed against Austria and West Germany the whole game until they finally ceded by one point and five points respectively to finish the classification round 1–6 in 15th place overall, ahead of Albania which they beat twice.[3]

Results and fixtures

  Win   Loss

1940s

20 May 1947
Friendly
 Scotland Scotland 14–42 England England Glasgow, Scotland
June 1949
Friendly
 Scotland Scotland 28–32 England England Glasgow, Scotland

1950s

1951
Friendly
 Scotland Scotland 30–41 England England Falkirk, Scotland
04 May 1951
EuroBasket 1951 First Round
 Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia 103–18 Scotland Scotland Paris, France
06 May 1951
EuroBasket 1951 First Round
 Belgium Belgium 87–25 Scotland Scotland Paris, France
07 May 1951
EuroBasket 1951 First Round
 Germany Germany 69–25 Scotland Scotland Paris, France
08 May 1951
EuroBasket 1951 Classification Round
 Finland Finland 73–32 Scotland Scotland Paris, France
09 May 1951
EuroBasket 1951 Classification Round
 Netherlands Netherlands 55–28 Scotland Scotland Paris, France
10 May 1951
EuroBasket 1951 Classification Round
 Denmark Denmark 47–41 Scotland Scotland Paris, France
11 May 1951
EuroBasket 1951 Classification 13th-16th Place
 Switzerland Switzerland 68–19 Scotland Scotland Paris, France
12 May 1951
EuroBasket 1951 Classification 15th-16th Place
 Portugal Portugal 49–42 Scotland Scotland Paris, France
1952
Friendly
 England England 32–29 Scotland Scotland London, England
1954
Friendly
 Scotland Scotland 50–59 England England Glasgow, Scotland
Nov 1955
Friendly
 England England 36–37 Scotland Scotland London, England
1956
Friendly
 Scotland Scotland 48–46 England England Kirkcaldy, Scotland
20 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 First Round
 Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia 123–44 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria
21 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 First Round
 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 94–39 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria
22 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 First Round
 Albania Albania 42–65 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria
23 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 Classification Round
 Albania Albania 56–69 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria
24 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 Classification Round
 Italy Italy 91–47 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria
25 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 Classification Round
 Turkey Turkey 100–54 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria
26 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 Classification Round
 Austria Austria 48–47 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria
28 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 Classification Round
 Belgium Belgium 76–51 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria
29 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 Classification Round
 Finland Finland 72–56 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria
30 Jun 1957
EuroBasket 1957 Classification Round
 Germany Germany 49–44 Scotland Scotland Sofia, Bulgaria

1960s

24 Feb 1967 Hungary Hungary 98–66 Scotland Scotland Oldenburg, Germany
25 Feb 1967 West Germany West Germany 108–59 Scotland Scotland Oldenburg, Germany
26 Feb 1967 Netherlands Netherlands 100–66 Scotland Scotland Oldenburg, Germany
15 May 1969 Romania Romania 98–44 Scotland Scotland Haarlem, Netherlands
16 May 1969 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 108–47 Scotland Scotland Haarlem, Netherlands
17 May 1969 England England 71–53 Scotland Scotland Haarlem, Netherlands
18 May 1969 Netherlands Netherlands 103–76 Scotland Scotland Haarlem, Netherlands

1970s

May 1970
Friendly
 Scotland Scotland 88–78 England England Edinburgh, Scotland
30 April 1971 Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia 111–50 Scotland Scotland Le Mans, France
02 May 1971 Switzerland Switzerland 68–72 Scotland Scotland Le Mans, France
03 May 1971 France France 99–46 Scotland Scotland Le Mans, France
04 May 1971 Greece Greece 111–72 Scotland Scotland Le Mans, France
07 May 1973
European Challenge 1973 First Round
 Austria Austria 101–69 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
08 May 1973
European Challenge 1973 First Round
 Netherlands Netherlands 95–66 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
11 May 1973
European Challenge 1973 First Round
 Denmark Denmark 61–60 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
12 May 1973
European Challenge 1973 First Round
 Israel Israel 126–77 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
13 May 1973
European Challenge 1973 First Round
 France France 82–66 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
14 May 1973
European Challenge 1973 First Round
 East Germany East Germany 91–54 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
12 May 1975
European Challenge 1975 First Round
 France France 88–63 Scotland Scotland Boblingen, Germany
14 May 1975
European Challenge 1975 First Round
 Hungary Hungary 109–72 Scotland Scotland Boblingen, Germany
15 May 1975
European Challenge 1975 First Round
 Algeria Algeria 74–73 Scotland Scotland Boblingen, Germany
16 May 1975
European Challenge 1975 First Round
 Austria Austria 76–73 Scotland Scotland Boblingen, Germany
7 April 1977
European Challenge 1977 Qualification
 Denmark Denmark 77–100 Scotland Scotland Hemel Hempstead, England
8 April 1977
European Challenge 1977 Qualification
 Ireland Republic of Ireland 74–85 Scotland Scotland Hemel Hempstead, England
9 April 1977
European Challenge 1977 Qualification
 Luxembourg Luxembourg 57–73 Scotland Scotland Hemel Hempstead, England
10 April 1977
European Challenge 1977 Qualification
 England England 72–79 Scotland Scotland Hemel Hempstead, England
11 April 1977
European Challenge 1977 Qualification
 Austria Austria 79–69 Scotland Scotland Hemel Hempstead, England
14 May 1977
European Challenge 1977 First Round
 Poland Poland 112–69 Scotland Scotland Uppsala, Sweden
15 May 1977
European Challenge 1977 First Round
 Sweden Sweden 95–62 Scotland Scotland Uppsala, Sweden
16 May 1977
European Challenge 1977 First Round
 Hungary Hungary 93–73 Scotland Scotland Uppsala, Sweden
17 May 1977
European Challenge 1977 First Round
 Netherlands Netherlands 108–72 Scotland Scotland Uppsala, Sweden
18 May 1977
European Challenge 1977 First Round
 West Germany West Germany 93–78 Scotland Scotland Uppsala, Sweden
04 Apr 1979
European Challenge 1979 Qualification Round
 Luxembourg Luxembourg 92–98 Scotland Scotland Luxembourg, Luxembourg
06 Apr 1979
European Challenge 1979 Qualification Round
 Switzerland Switzerland 76–94 Scotland Scotland Luxembourg, Luxembourg
08 Apr 1979
European Challenge 1979 Qualification Round
 Norway Norway 67–80 Scotland Scotland Luxembourg, Luxembourg
16 May 1979
European Challenge 1979 First Round
 Romania Romania 102–67 Scotland Scotland Thessaloniki, Greece
17 May 1979
European Challenge 1979 First Round
 Spain Spain 113–68 Scotland Scotland Thessaloniki, Greece
18 May 1979
European Challenge 1979 First Round
 West Germany West Germany 104–55 Scotland Scotland Thessaloniki, Greece
19 May 1979
European Challenge 1979 First Round
 France France 99–68 Scotland Scotland Thessaloniki, Greece
20 May 1979
European Challenge 1979 First Round
 Poland Poland 84–58 Scotland Scotland Thessaloniki, Greece

1980s

12 Apr 1981
European Challenge 1981 Qualification Round
 Iceland Iceland 82–69 Scotland Scotland Sion, Switzerland
13 Apr 1981
European Challenge 1981 Qualification Round
 Algeria Algeria 80–79 Scotland Scotland Sion, Switzerland
15 Apr 1981
European Challenge 1981 Qualification Round
 Portugal Portugal 81–71 Scotland Scotland Sion, Switzerland
16 Apr 1981
European Challenge 1981 Qualification Round
 Switzerland Switzerland 96–94 Scotland Scotland Sion, Switzerland
28 Apr 1982
European Challenge 1982 Qualification Round
 Scotland Scotland 54–43 Republic of Ireland Ireland Edinburgh, Scotland
29 Apr 1982
European Challenge 1982 Qualification Round
 Scotland Scotland 86–74 Egypt Egypt Edinburgh, Scotland
30 Apr 1982
European Challenge 1982 Qualification Round
 Scotland Scotland 77–64 Iceland Iceland Edinburgh, Scotland
01 May 1982
European Challenge 1982 Qualification Round
 Scotland Scotland 75–100 Hungary Hungary Edinburgh, Scotland
28 Apr 1982
European Challenge 1982 Qualification Round
 Scotland Scotland 64–75 Austria Austria Edinburgh, Scotland
25 Apr 1984
European Challenge 1984 Qualification Round
 Norway Norway 103–74 Scotland Scotland Oslo, Norway
26 Apr 1984
European Challenge 1984 Qualification Round
 Portugal Portugal 66–56 Scotland Scotland Oslo, Norway
27 Apr 1984
European Challenge 1984 Qualification Round
 Denmark Denmark 87–74 Scotland Scotland Oslo, Norway
29 Apr 1984
European Challenge 1984 Qualification Round
 Iceland Iceland 96 (OT)–95 Scotland Scotland Oslo, Norway
15 Apr 1986
European Challenge 1986 Qualification Round
 Portugal Portugal 65–67 Scotland Scotland Copenhagen, Denmark
16 Apr 1986
European Challenge 1986 Qualification Round
 Iceland Iceland 75–71 Scotland Scotland Copenhagen, Denmark
17 Apr 1986
European Challenge 1986 Qualification Round
 Norway Norway 86–83 Scotland Scotland Copenhagen, Denmark
18 Apr 1986
European Challenge 1986 Qualification Round
 Ireland Republic of Ireland 78–92 Scotland Scotland Copenhagen, Denmark
03 Sep 1987 Turkey Turkey 87–71 Scotland Scotland Istanbul, Turkey
04 Sep 1987 England England 120–80 Scotland Scotland Istanbul, Turkey
05 Sep 1987 Sweden Sweden 109–85 Scotland Scotland Istanbul, Turkey
11 May 1989 West Germany West Germany 127–53 Scotland Scotland Osnabrück, West Germany
12 May 1989 Albania Albania 101–82 Scotland Scotland Osnabrück, West Germany
13 May 1989 Turkey Turkey 105–61 Scotland Scotland Osnabrück, West Germany
11 May 1989 Poland Poland 123–72 Scotland Scotland Osnabrück, West Germany

1990s

06 May 1991 Switzerland Switzerland 89 (2OT)–83 Scotland Scotland Neuchatel, Switzerland
07 May 1991 Luxembourg Luxembourg 63–74 Scotland Scotland Neuchatel, Switzerland
08 May 1991 Austria Austria 71–85 Scotland Scotland Neuchatel, Switzerland
09 May 1991 Hungary Hungary 80–68 Scotland Scotland Neuchatel, Switzerland
11 May 1991 Cyprus Cyprus 91–79 Scotland Scotland Neuchatel, Switzerland
12 May 1991 Turkey Turkey 83–66 Scotland Scotland Neuchatel, Switzerland
21 Jun 1993 Austria Austria 91–68 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
22 Jun 1993 Ukraine Ukraine 101–64 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
23 Jun 1993 Netherlands Netherlands 113–69 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
24 Jun 1993 Lithuania Lithuania 117–69 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
27 Jun 1993 Iceland Iceland 81–78 Scotland Scotland Vienna, Austria
23 May 1995 Austria Austria 79–64 Scotland Scotland Lugano, Switzerland
24 May 1995 Switzerland Switzerland 85–52 Scotland Scotland Lugano, Switzerland
25 May 1995 Romania Romania 97–70 Scotland Scotland Lugano, Switzerland
26 May 1995 Portugal Portugal 86–71 Scotland Scotland Lugano, Switzerland
27 May 1995 Cyprus Cyprus 70–61 Scotland Scotland Lugano, Switzerland
28 May 1995 Iceland Iceland 111–69 Scotland Scotland Lugano, Switzerland
05 Jun 1996 Wales Wales 76–64 Scotland Scotland Serravalle, San Marino
06 Jun 1996 Andorra Andorra 49–75 Scotland Scotland Serravalle, San Marino
07 Jun 1996 Austria Austria 72–50 Scotland Scotland Serravalle, San Marino
08 Jun 1996
1996 European Promotion Cup Classification 5th-8th Place
 Malta Malta 37–67 Scotland Scotland Serravalle, San Marino
09 Jun 1996
1996 European Promotion Cup Classification 5th-6th Place
 Andorra Andorra 71–77 Scotland Scotland Serravalle, San Marino
24 Apr 1999
Friendly
 Scotland Scotland 73–66 Republic of Ireland Ireland Edinburgh, Scotland
Report

2000s

06 Jun 2000 Gibraltar Gibraltar 97–54 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
07 Jun 2000 Wales Wales 66–58 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
08 Jun 2000 Malta Malta 61–71 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
09 Jun 2000 San Marino San Marino 81–64 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
10 Jun 2000 Andorra Andorra 79–76 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
11 Jun 2002 Albania Albania 80–92 Scotland Scotland Ta'Qali, Malta
12 Jun 2002 San Marino San Marino 66–62 Scotland Scotland Ta'Qali, Malta
13 Jun 2002 Malta Malta 74–96 Scotland Scotland Ta'Qali, Malta
14 Jun 2002 Wales Wales 67–53 Scotland Scotland Ta'Qali, Malta
15 Jun 2002
2002 European Promotion Cup Classification 3rd-4th Place
 Andorra Andorra 80–94 Scotland Scotland Ta'Qali, Malta
07 Jun 2004 Malta Malta 62–86 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
09 Jun 2004 Wales Wales 71–92 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
10 Jun 2004 Albania Albania 72–81 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
11 Jun 2004 Luxembourg Luxembourg 80–71 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
12 Jun 2004
2004 European Promotion Cup Classification 3rd-4th Place
 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan 78–101 Scotland Scotland Andorra la Vella, Andorra
21 May 2005
Spuerkeess Cup
 England England 78–49 Scotland Scotland Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Report
22 May 2005
Spuerkeess Cup
 England England 64–53 Scotland Scotland Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Report
31 July 2005
Friendly
 England England 101–75 Scotland Scotland
Report
5 Aug 2005
Friendly
 Angola Angola 68–78 Scotland Scotland Cape Town, South Africa
Report
17 Mar 2006 Australia Australia 129–52 Scotland Scotland Bendigo, Australia
19 Mar 2006 India India 57–67 Scotland Scotland Geelong, Australia
20 Mar 2006 Nigeria Nigeria 91–83 Scotland Scotland Bendigo, Australia
21 Mar 2006
2006 Commonwealth Games Classification 5th-8th Place
 South Africa South Africa 79–91 Scotland Scotland Melbourne, Australia
23 Mar 2006
2006 Commonwealth Games Classification 5th-6th Place
 Barbados Barbados 73–63 Scotland Scotland Melbourne, Australia
17 Jun 2008 Scotland Scotland 58–49 Malta Malta Edinburgh, Scotland
18 Jun 2008 Scotland Scotland 71–45 Wales Wales Edinburgh, Scotland
19 Jun 2008 Scotland Scotland 84–81 Andorra Andorra Edinburgh, Scotland
21 Jun 2008 Scotland Scotland 80–91 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Edinburgh, Scotland
22 Jun 2008
FIBA EuroBasket 2008 Division C Classification 3rd-4th Place
 Scotland Scotland 90–76 Andorra Andorra Edinburgh, Scotland

2010s

05 Jul 2010 Denmark Denmark 88–68 Scotland Scotland Valletta, Malta
06 Jul 2010 San Marino San Marino 83–69 Scotland Scotland Valletta, Malta
07 Jul 2010 Malta Malta 89–76 Scotland Scotland Valletta, Malta
09 Jul 2010
FIBA EuroBasket 2010 Division C Classification 5th-8th Place
 Gibraltar Gibraltar 42–78 Scotland Scotland Valletta, Malta
10 Jul 2010
FIBA EuroBasket 2010 Division C Classification 5th-6th Place
 Wales Wales 75–49 Scotland Scotland Valletta, Malta
02 Jul 2012 Malta Malta 75–64 Scotland Scotland Serravalle, San Marino
03 Jul 2012 San Marino San Marino 68–71 Scotland Scotland Serravalle, San Marino
04 Jul 2012 Wales Wales 76–75 Scotland Scotland Serravalle, San Marino
02 Jul 2012 Gibraltar Gibraltar 60–84 Scotland Scotland Serravalle, San Marino
07 Jul 2014 Malta Malta 87 (OT)–82 Scotland Scotland Gibraltar
08 Jul 2014 Wales Wales 62–90 Scotland Scotland Gibraltar
10 Jul 2014 Gibraltar Gibraltar 32–55 Scotland Scotland Gibraltar
11 Jul 2014 Andorra Andorra 84–63 Scotland Scotland Gibraltar
12 Jul 2014 San Marino San Marino 55–67 Scotland Scotland Gibraltar
05 Apr 2018 England England 65–78 Scotland Scotland Townsville, Australia
07 Apr 2018 Cameroon Cameroon 52–63 Scotland Scotland Townsville, Australia
08 Apr 2018 India India 81–96 Scotland Scotland Townsville, Australia
10 Apr 2018
2018 Commonwealth Games Qualifying final
 Nigeria Nigeria 61–66 Scotland Scotland Cairns, Australia
14 Apr 2018 Australia Australia 103–46 Scotland Scotland Gold Coast, Australia
15 Apr 2018
2018 Commonwealth Games Classification 3rd-4th Place
 New Zealand New Zealand 79–69 Scotland Scotland Gold Coast, Australia

Players

Most Recent Roster

The following is the Scotland roster in the men's basketball tournament of the 2018 Commonwealth Games.[4]

Scotland men's national basketball team - 2018 Commonwealth Games roster
PlayersCoaches
Pos.No.NameAge – Date of birthHeightClubCtr.
F/C 0 Michael Vigor 27 – (1990-09-17)17 September 1990 2.05 m (6 ft 9 in) Bristol Flyers England
G 6 Kyle Jimenez 19 – (1998-05-03)3 May 1998 1.87 m (6 ft 2 in) Glasgow Rocks Scotland
G 7 Fraser Malcolm 21 – (1996-05-23)23 May 1996 1.98 m (6 ft 6 in) Black Hills State United States
G 8 Bantu Burroughs 27 – (1991-01-17)17 January 1991 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in) Glasgow Rocks Scotland
G 9 Jonathan Bunyan 25 – (1992-06-01)1 June 1992 1.82 m (6 ft 0 in) Glasgow Rocks Scotland
G 10 Callan Low 17 – (2000-11-11)11 November 2000 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in) Myerscough England
F 11 Gareth Murray 33 – (1984-09-23)23 September 1984 2.01 m (6 ft 7 in) Glasgow Rocks Scotland
G 12 Sean Nealon-Lino 18 – (1999-08-13)13 August 1999 1.93 m (6 ft 4 in) Kent Crusaders England
F 13 Nicholas Collins 33 – (1984-07-11)11 July 1984 1.95 m (6 ft 5 in) St Mirren Scotland
C 14 Christopher Cleary 29 – (1988-10-05)5 October 1988 2.00 m (6 ft 7 in) Glasgow Rocks Scotland
F 15 Alasdair Fraser 25 – (1992-08-13)13 August 1992 2.01 m (6 ft 7 in) Glasgow Rocks Scotland
F/C 20 Kieron Achara (C) 34 – (1983-07-03)3 July 1983 2.08 m (6 ft 10 in) Glasgow Rocks Scotland
Head coach
Assistant coach(es)
  • Scotland Craig Nicol
Legend
  • (C) Team captain
  • Club - describes last
    club before the tournament
  • Age - describes age
    on 5 April 2018

Notable former players

Robert Archibald is Scotland's most well known basketball player. Because of his accomplishments he became an inspirational figure to basketball players throughout his home country.

Robert Archibald

Robert was selected by the Memphis Grizzlies in the 2002 NBA draft[5] with the third pick of the second round (32nd overall). Robert played a total of 44 NBA games across two seasons, before a successful career in Europe playing in the EuroLeague, Serie A and Liga ACB. Robert joined the Great Britain national team when it formed, winning the first of what would become 42 caps. He went on to represent Great Britain at EuroBasket 2009, EuroBasket 2011 and the 2012 Olympic Games.

Bill McInnes

Bill enjoyed a distinguished playing career with Boroughmuir in Edinburgh; he was a member of the team which dominated domestically in Scotland the 1960s and 1970s, and were British Rose Bowl champions in 1972. He also played on Boroughmuir teams that entered the FIBA European Champions Cup and FIBA European Cup Winners' Cup on five occasions in that time. He represented both Scotland and Great Britain on 176 occasions, starting all his 28 competitive GB games, and finishing as the leading scorer in eight of them. [6] He was the leading scorer in the 1968 European Pre-Olympic event with 119 points in seven games. He was the second top scorer in 3 other Olympic qualifying events, finishing with 354 points, for a 12.6ppg average. [7] Off the court, Bill was a founder member of Boroughmuir. Bill coached at all levels and was secretary to the club since 1961. He later served as Chair of the British Basketball Federation, was a member of the National Olympic Committee, Chair of the British Masters Basketball Association and was a director with Basketball Scotland, which he previously chaired from 1990 to 2008. He was awarded the FIBA Order of Merit posthumously after his death in 2017.

Kieron Achara

Kieron played college basketball at Duquesne University before turning professional in 2008 and embarking on a professional career at the highest levels in Italy, Spain, Greece, Bulgaria and Great Britain. He represented Scotland and Great Britain at national team level. He was the youngest player ever to play for the Scotland national team, featuring in the FIBA Europe Promotion Cup, and made his debut for Great Britain in 2008, shortly before turning professional.[8] Achara was a part of the British Basketball team which took part in the London 2012 Olympics.

Iain Maclean

Iain, also known as Bull, played NCAA Division I college basketball at Northern Arizona University in 1986-87, as the first Scottish-born player to earn an NCAA Division 1 scholarship. He then played professionally with the dominant MIM Livingston and Livingston Bulls teams of the 1980s and 1990s, including winning the Carlsberg League playoffs and NatWest Trophy in the 1987-88 season.

Coaches

Head Coach

See also

References

  1. ↑ Basketball, British (13 August 2012). "News | Great Britain Basketball | Official Website : FIBA SIGN OFF BRITISH BASKETBALL AGREEMENT". Gbbasketball.com.
  2. ↑ "1947 European Championship for Men". Archive.Fiba.Com. 3 May 1947. Archived from the original on 22 March 2012.
  3. ↑ "1947 European Championship for Men". Archive.Fiba.Com. 3 May 1947. Archived from the original on 22 March 2012.
  4. ↑ "Team Scotland name 12-strong squad for Gold Coast 2018". basketballscotland. Retrieved 4 April 2018.
  5. ↑ "Robert Archibald: Former GB and Scotland basketball player dies at 39". BBC News Online. 25 January 2020. Retrieved 25 January 2020.
  6. ↑ "British Basketball mourns loss of the legendary McInnes". FIBA. 8 March 2017. Retrieved 18 April 2026.
  7. ↑ "Bill McInnes OBE Passes Away". Hoopsfix. 6 March 2017. Retrieved 18 April 2026.
  8. ↑ "Outlook's sunny for basketball star". Scotland on Sunday. 28 July 2008. Archived from the original on 9 June 2011. Retrieved 28 July 2008.
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