Koszykówka na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1992
Koszykówka na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1992.
W finale reprezentacja Stanów Zjednoczonych pokonała 117-85 reprezentację Chorwacji.
W turnieju po raz pierwszy wystąpili zawodowi koszykarze. Reprezentację Stanów Zjednoczonych stanowili (z jednym wyjątkiem - Christian Laettner, wybrany jako najlepszy gracz ligi akademickiej NCAA) najwybitniejsi koszykarze grający w lidze NBA, z Michaelem Jordanem na czele.
Medale
W finale drużyna Wspólnoty Niepodległych Państw pokonała 76-66 reprezentację Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej.
| Kobiety | Złote | Srebrne | Brązowe |
 Wspólnota Niepodległych PaństwJelena Żirko Jelena Baranowa Irina Guerlic Jelena Tornikidou Jelena Szwajbowicz Marina Tkaczenko Irina Minch Jelena Kudaszowa Irina Sumnikowa Elen Bounatiants Natalia Zasulskaja Swietłana Zabołujewa |  ChRLCong Xuedi Li Xin Liu Jun Wang Fang Zheng Dongmei Zheng Haixia Peng Ping Li Dongmei Liu Qing Zhan Shuping He Jun |  Stany ZjednoczoneTeresa Edwards Daedra Charles Clarissa Davis Teresa Weatherspoon Tammy Jackson Vickie Orr Vicky Bullett Carolyn Jones Katrina McClain Medina Dixon Cynthia Cooper Suzanne McConnell |
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