Following are the achievements of Punjab Basketball in various championships:
PUNJAB
PLAYERS AT OLYMPICS GAMES
XXII OLYMPIC GAMES,
MOSCOW - 1980
NAME OF PLAYER |
AGE |
PARAMDEEP SINGH TEJA |
27 |
BALDEV SINGH |
28 |
TOP
PUNJAB
PLAYERS AT ASIAN GAMES
MEN
| NAME OF
PLAYER |
VENUE & YEAR |
| RANBIR CHOPRA
(Capt.) |
DELHI - 1951 |
| GUR PARSHAD |
| DHARAMPAL CHUM |
| AVINASH CHANDER
SONI |
| DIVENDAR BARHI |
| RAM PARKASH |
| ANIL KUMAR PUNJ |
BANGKOK - 1970 |
| MANDAR SINGH
SANDHU |
DELHI - 1982 |
| SAJJAN SINGH
CHEEMA |
TOP
WOMEN
| NAME OF
PLAYER |
VENUE & YEAR |
| GURSIMRAN KAUR
SANDHU |
DELHI - 1982 |
| SUMAN SHARMA |
| SUMAN SOOD |
| KULWINDER KAUR
KANG |
| SARITA SHARMA |
| KAWALJIT KAUR
BAATH |
PUNJAB
PLAYERS AT COMMONWEALTH GAMES
Men
| NAME OF PLAYER |
VENUE & YEAR |
JAGDEEP SINGH |
Melbourne - 2006 |
YADWINDER SINGH (Sr.) |
TALWINDERJIT SINGH |
Women
| NAME OF PLAYER |
VENUE & YEAR |
KAMALJIT KAUR |
Melbourne - 2006 |
KIRANJIT KAUR |
PUNJAB
PLAYERS AT ASIAN BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
MEN
| NAME OF
PLAYER |
VENUE & YEAR |
| GURDAS RAM |
3rd ABC, KUALA
LUMPUR - 1965 |
| MANMOHAN SINGH |
| JOGINDER SINGH
JOGI |
| PRITAM SINGH |
4th ABC, SEOUL
- 1967 |
| ANIL KUMAR PUNJ |
6th ABC, TOKYO -
1971 |
| HARI SINGH SIDHU |
| ANIL KUMAR PUNJ |
7th ABC, MANILA
- 1973 |
| BALDEV SINGH |
10th ABC, NAGOYA
- 1979 |
| PARAMDEEP SINGH
TEJA |
| SHAM LAL |
| SAJJAN SINGH
CHEEMA |
11th ABC,
CALCUTTA - 1981 |
| PARAMJIT SINGH
PARMAR |
| MANDAR SINGH
SANDHU |
| SAJJAN SINGH
CHEEMA |
12th ABC, HONG
KONG - 1983 |
| SAJJAN SINGH
CHEEMA |
13th ABC, KUALA
LUMPUR - 1985 |
| TEJINDERJIT
SINGH VIRK |
18th ABC, SEOUL
- 1995 |
| GAGNESH KUMAR |
| PARMINDER SINGH
(JUNIOR) |
| PARMINDER SINGH
(SENIOR) |
19th ABC, RIYADH
- 1997 |
| PARMINDER SINGH
(JUNIOR) |
| GAGNESH KUMAR |
| PARMINDER SINGH
(SENIOR) (Capt.) |
21st ABC,
SHANGAHI - 2001 |
| PARMINDER SINGH
(SENIOR) |
22nd ABC, HARBIN
(China) - 2003 |
| GAGNESH KUMAR |
| TALWINDERJIT SINGH |
23rd ABC, DOHA
(Qatar) - 2005 |
| YADWINDER SINGH (Sr.) |
| JAGDEEP SINGH |
| JAGDEEP SINGH Jr. (Capt.) |
24th ABC, TOKYSHIMA
(Japan) - 2007 |
DILAWAR SINGH |
TOP
WOMEN
| NAME OF
PLAYER |
VENUE & YEAR |
| GURPREET KAUR
BAJWA |
3rd ABC, KUALA
LUMPUR - 1970 |
| SUMAN SHARMA |
8th ABC, HONG
KONG 1980 |
| SUMATI DHAWAN |
| KIRANJIT KAUR
DHILLON |
| SARITA SHARMA |
| SUMAN SHARMA
(Capt.) |
9th ABC, TOKYO -
1982 |
| SUMAN SOOD |
| KAWALJIT KAUR
BAATH |
| SARITA SHARMA |
| KULWINDER KAUR
KANG |
| GURSIMRAN KAUR
SANDHU |
| GURSIMRAN KAUR
SANDHU (Capt.) |
10th ABC,
SHANGHAI - 1984 |
| SUMAN SHARMA |
| KAWALJIT KAUR
BAATH |
| RIMPY SINGH
DHILLON |
| KULWINDER KAUR
KANG |
| KAWALJIT KAUR
BAATH (Capt.) |
11th ABC, KUALA
LUMPUR - 1986 |
| GURSIMRAN KAUR
SANDHU |
| KULWINDER KAUR
KANG |
| MEENA WALIA |
12th ABC, - HONG
KONG - 1988 |
| RAJWANT KAUR |
| HARPREET KAUR
ROMANA |
13th ABC,
SINGAPORE - 1990 |
| MEENA WALIA |
| RAJWANT KAUR |
| PRABHJOT KAUR
GILL |
14th ABC, SEOUL
- 1992 |
| PARMINDER KAUR |
| MANDEEP KAUR |
17th ABC,
BANGKOK - 1997 |
| KAMALJEET KAUR BADESHA |
21st ABC,
QINHUANGDAO - 2005 |
| KIRANJIT KAUR |
22nd ABC, INCHEON - 2007
23rd ABC CHENNAI - 2009
|
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VARIOUS CHAMPIONSHIPS HOSTED BY PUNJAB (PBA)
| SENIOR NATIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP (Under Indian Olympic Association) |
| Sr. No. |
VENUE (Distt.) |
YEAR |
EVENTS HELD |
| 2nd |
LAHORE |
1936 |
MEN |
| 5th |
LAHORE |
1942 |
MEN |
| 6th |
PATIALA |
1944 |
MEN |
| SENIOR NATIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP (Under Basketball Federation of
India) |
| Sr. No. |
VENUE (Distt.) |
YEAR |
EVENTS HELD |
| 1st |
LUDHIANA |
1950-51 |
MEN |
| 8th |
PATIALA |
1957-58 |
MEN & WOMEN |
| 32nd |
LUDHIANA |
1981-82 |
MEN & WOMEN |
| 45th |
LUDHIANA |
1994-95 |
MEN & WOMEN |
| 48th |
LUDHIANA |
1997-98 |
MEN & WOMEN |
| 52nd |
LUDHIANA |
2001-02 |
MEN & WOMEN |
| 55th |
LUDHIANA |
2004-05 |
MEN & WOMEN |
| NATIONAL GAMES |
| Sr. No. |
VENUE |
YEAR |
EVENTS HELD |
| 6th |
PUNJAB |
2001 |
MEN & WOMEN |
| FEDERATION CUP (SENIOR) |
| Sr. No. |
VENUE (Distt.) |
YEAR |
EVENTS HELD |
| 10th |
BATHINDA |
1993 |
MEN & WOMEN |
| 16th |
JALANDHAR |
1999 |
MEN & WOMEN |
| JUNIOR NATIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP |
| Sr. No. |
VENUE (Distt.) |
YEAR |
EVENTS HELD |
| 1st |
LUDHIANA |
1950 |
--NOT HELD-- |
| 8th |
PATIALA |
1957 |
BOYS |
| 43rd |
LUDHIANA |
1992 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
| 47th |
BATHINDA |
1996 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
| 49th |
PATIALA |
1998 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
| 54th |
LUDHIANA |
2003 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
| 57th |
LUDHIANA |
2006 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
| YOUTH NATIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP |
| Sr. No. |
VENUE (Distt.) |
YEAR |
EVENTS HELD |
| 19th |
JALANDHAR |
2003-03 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
| SUB-JUNIOR NATIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP |
| Sr. No. |
VENUE (Distt.) |
YEAR |
EVENTS HELD |
| 22nd |
ROPAR |
1995-96 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
| 26th |
ANANDPUR SAHIB |
1999-00 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
| 28th |
KAPURTHALA |
2001-02 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
| 34th |
RAHON |
2007-08 |
BOYS & GIRLS |
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OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS OF PUNJAB BASKETBALL
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Mr. Ranbir Chopra (Punjab) was the First Captain of
Indian Basketball team at Asian Games, Delhi - 1951.
-
Ms. Kulwinder Kaur Kang (Punjab) is
the tallest women basketball player.
She is 5'-11-1/2.
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Punjab stands 2nd (in Men) & 4th (in Women)
in "Most Gold Medals in Senior Nationals" rankings. Punjab won 9 Golds in Men and 7 Golds in
Women championships.
-
Punjab stands 2nd (in Men) & 4th (in Women)
in "Most Medals in Senior Nationals" rankings also. Punjab won 30 (9 Golds, 10 Silvers & 11 Bronze) medals in Men and 15 (7 Golds, 6 Silver &2 Bronze) medals in Women championships.
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Punjab hosted 11 Senior National Championships and stands first in "State hosting most nationals" rankings.
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Ludhiana (Punjab) stands 3rd in "City hosting most Senior Nationals".
Ludhiana has hosted 7 Senior Nationals.
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Punjab Police (Punjab) has won highest number of Gold medals,
i.e. 6 at "Senior Federation Cup"
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Punjab Police (Punjab) has won highest number of medals, i.e. 12 (6 Gold & 6 Silver) at "Senior Federation Cup".
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Punjab is the winner of Junior
National Basketball Championship (BOYS) for 5 continuous years, from 2000 to 2004.
- Mr. Ramesh Kailey was the coach behind this achievement.
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Punjab Police is winner of Senior Federation Cup (Men) for 5 continuous years, 1997 - 2001.
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Punjab is the winner of Senior National Championship (Women) for 6 continuous years, from 1978 to 1983.
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