FIBA CBC Championship

The CBC Championship or CaribeBasket is a FIBA-sponsored international basketball tournament where national teams from the Caribbean participate. These countries are members of the Caribbean Basketball Confederation (CBC). The top three or four teams typically earn berths to the Centrobasket where they compete for spots in the FIBA AmeriCup, from which they can qualify for the FIBA Basketball World Cup or Summer Olympics. There are currently 24 Caribbean countries that may compete in this event.

FIBA CBC Championship
FormerlyCARICOM Basketball Championship
SportBasketball
Founded1981
Founder John Yates (CARICOM)
Inaugural season1981
MottoWe Got Game
No. of teams10
CountryFIBA Americas member nations
ContinentFIBA Americas (Americas)
Most recent
champion(s)		 Virgin Islands (3rd title)
Most titles Bahamas (8 titles)
TV partner(s)CMC
Related
competitions		CentroBasket
FIBA AmeriCup
Official websiteCaribbean Basketball

Celebration of the tournament typically is every two years. Puerto Rico is traditionally the strongest team from this region winning Gold in 1985 with players like NBA hopeful Ramon Ramos and Ferdinand Martinez (MVP). They rarely compete as the squad usually has already earned a berth in the subsequent Centrobasket. Until 2002, this tournament was called the CARICOM Basketball Championship. Through 2014, the tournament had been held 22 times.

Men's tournament

Summaries
Year Host Gold medal game Bronze medal game
Gold Score Silver Bronze Score Fourth place
1981
Details		  Guyana
(Georgetown)
Jamaica		 –
Trinidad and Tobago
Guyana		 –
Barbados
1982
Details		  Jamaica
(Kingston)
Bahamas		 –
Trinidad and Tobago		 ? – ?
1984
Details		  Bahamas
(Nassau)
Bahamas		 – ? ? – ?
1985
Details		  Barbados
(?)
Bahamas		 – ? ? – ?
1986
Details		  Trinidad and Tobago
(Port of Spain)
Trinidad and Tobago		 – ? ? – ?
1987
Details		  Suriname
(?)
Trinidad and Tobago		 – ? ? – ?
1988
Details		  Guyana
(Georgetown)
Trinidad and Tobago		 – ? ? –
Antigua and Barbuda
1990
Details		  Trinidad and Tobago
(?)
Trinidad and Tobago		 – ? ? – ?
1991
Details		  Jamaica
(Kingston)
Bahamas		 – ? ? – ?
1993
Details		  Barbados
(Bridgetown)
Bahamas		 –
Barbados
Jamaica
1994
Details		  Guyana
(Georgetown)
Barbados		 –
Guyana		 ? – ?
1995
Details		  Bahamas
(Nassau)
Bahamas		 – ? ? – ?
1996
Details		  Trinidad and Tobago
(Port of Spain)
Jamaica		 86–78
Trinidad and Tobago
Bahamas		 133–120
Guyana
1998
Details		  Belize
(Belize City)
Belize		 75–71
Barbados
Bahamas		 90–76
Jamaica
2000
Details		  Barbados
(Bridgetown)
Barbados		 64–56
Virgin Islands
Guyana		 87–67
Belize
2002
Details		  Virgin Islands
(St. Thomas)
Virgin Islands		 60–57
Dominican Republic
Antigua and Barbuda		 76–75
Bahamas
2004
Details		  Cuba
(Santiago)
Cuba		 90–77
Barbados
Antigua and Barbuda		 77–60
Jamaica
2006
Details		  Jamaica
(Kingston)
Jamaica		 76–59
Virgin Islands
Cuba		 76–65
Bahamas
2007
Details		  Puerto Rico
(Caguas)
Puerto Rico		 81–72
Dominican Republic
Cuba		 90–88
Bahamas
2009
Details		  British Virgin Islands
(Tortola)
Jamaica		 65–61
British Virgin Islands
Cuba		 91–77
Trinidad and Tobago
2011
Details		  Bahamas
(Nassau)
Virgin Islands		 91–89
Bahamas
Jamaica		 55–54
British Virgin Islands
2014
Details		  British Virgin Islands
(Tortola)
Bahamas		 75–64
Cuba
Virgin Islands		 102–68
British Virgin Islands
2015
Details		  British Virgin Islands
(Tortola)
Virgin Islands		 71–65
Bahamas
Antigua and Barbuda		 82–73
British Virgin Islands

Championships per nation (incomplete)
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Bahamas72211
2 Trinidad and Tobago4307
3 Jamaica4015
4 Virgin Islands3216
5 Barbados2204
6 Cuba1135
7 Belize1001
 Puerto Rico1001
9 Dominican Republic0202
10 Guyana0123
11 British Virgin Islands0101
12 Antigua and Barbuda0033
Totals (12 nations)23141249

Participation details
Team
1981
1982
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1990
1991
1993
1994
1995
1996
1998
2000
2002
2004
2006
2007
2009
2011
2014
2015		 Total
 Antigua and Barbuda?????????????-5th3rd3rd6th5th7th6th7th3rd≥9
 Aruba----?????????--8th-------≥1
 Bahamas?1st1st1st????1st1st?1st3rd3rd-4th5th4th4th5th2nd1st2nd≥16
 Barbados4th?????????1st??2nd1st5th2nd5th6th6th-6th7th≥11
 Bermuda-------------------8th5th-8th3
 Belize?????????????1st4th--------≥2
 British Virgin Islands?????????????--7th--7th2nd4th4th4th≥6
 Cayman Islands?????????????-------9th-9th≥2
 Cuba?????????????---1st3rd3rd3rd-2nd-≥5
 Dominica?????????????-6th--------≥1
 Dominican Republic?????????????--2nd--2nd----≥2
 Guyana3rd-?--?5th?-?2nd-4th-3rd---8th-7th5th10th9
 Jamaica1st???????????1st4th9th6th4th1st-1st3rd--≥9
 Puerto Rico?????????????-----1st----≥1
 Saint Kitts and Nevis?????????????-8th--8th-----≥2
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines---??????????--9th-7th--8th8th6th≥5
 Suriname??????????????????????5th1
 Trinidad and Tobago2nd2nd??1st1st1st1st????2nd-7th---9th4th---≥10
 Turks and Caicos Islands----------------7th------1
 Virgin Islands?????????????-2nd1st6th2nd--1st3rd1st≥7

Women's tournament

Summaries
Summaries
Year Host (Final phase/game) Gold medal game Bronze medal game
Gold Score Silver Bronze Score Fourth place
2004  Cuba
(Santiago de Cuba)
Cuba		 72–53
Puerto Rico
Jamaica		 53–45
Barbados
2006  Jamaica
(Kingston)
Jamaica		 Round Robin
Virgin Islands
Barbados		 Round Robin
Bahamas
2007  Puerto Rico
(Caguas)		 ? ? ? ? ? ?
2011  Bahamas
(Nassau)
Cuba		 Round Robin
Trinidad and Tobago
Virgin Islands		 Round Robin
Dominican Republic
2014  British Virgin Islands
(Tortola)
Jamaica		 51–45
Dominican Republic
Virgin Islands		 65–52
Trinidad and Tobago
2015  British Virgin Islands
(Tortola)
Bahamas		 55–51
Jamaica
Virgin Islands		 98–47
Barbados
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