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___________________________________________________________________________ Men's Ranking after 2009 Summer Deaflympics 2007 2007 2008 2009 Total Rank Country +/- Rank World Americans European Deaflympics points 1. Lithuania Gold - Gold Silver 500 - 2. United States Bronze Silver - Gold 440 - 3. Greece Silver - Bronze Bronze 380 - 4. Slovenia 4. - Silver 9. 155 - 5. Israel 6. - 6. 4. 141 - 6. Ukraine 5. - 4. 7. 125 - 7. Venezuela - Gold - 5. 110 - 8. Russia 7. - 9. 10. 93 - 9. Chinese Taipei 10. - - 8. 80 - 10. Japan 8. - - 12. 70 - 11. Spain - - 5. 6. 67 - 12. Italy 9. - 10. - 47 - 13. China 13. - - 13. 40 - Germany - - 7. 11. 40 - 15. Hong Kong 12. - - 15. 35 - 16. Mexico - Bronze - - 30 - Australia 11. - - - 30 - 18. Turkey - - 8. 14. 24 - 19. Brazil - 4. - - 15 - 20. Columbia - 5. - - 12 - 21. Canada - 6. - - 11 - 22. Belarus - - 11. - 6 - 23. Poland - - 12. - 5 - Women's Ranking after 2009 Summer Deaflympics 2007 2007 2008 2009 Total Rank Country +/- Rank World Americans European Deaflympics points 1. Sweden Silver - Gold Gold 500 - 2. United States Gold Silver - Silver 490 - 3. Lithuania 4. - Silver Bronze 265 - 4. Greece Bronze - Bronze 4. 255 - 5. Ukraine 6. - 4. 5. 130 - 6. China 5. - - 7. 110 - 7. Japan 8. - - 6. 100 - 8. Australia 7. - - 8. 95 - 9. Hong Kong 9. - - 10. 75 - 10. Venezuela - Gold - - 50 - 11. Chinese Taipei - - - 9. 40 - 12. Mexico - Bronze - - 30 - 13. Germany - - 5. - 12 - 14. Belarus - - 6. - 11 - 15. Russia - - 7. - 10 - 16. Poland - - 8. - 9 - ___________________________________________________________________________ © ICSD - Technical Director Basketball Page 1 of 2 ___________________________________________________________________________ 1. Event selection and weight Summer Deaflympics 5 World Championships 5 Asia Pacific Championships 1 Africa Championships 1 European Championships 1 Americas Championships 1 2. Competition Ranking Scoring System Gold 50 Silver 40 Bronze 30 4th place 15 5th place 12 6th place 11 7th place 10 8th place 9 9th place 8 10th place 7 11th place 6 12th place 5 13th place 4 14th place 3 15th place 2 16th place 1 3. Cycle The ranking is calculated within the scope of a 1 Summer Deaflympics cycle (including qualifying competitions at Regional Zone level). Here are the number of competitions that are taken into account: 2009 Summer Deaflympics 2008 European Championships 2007 Asia Pacific Championships (not taken place) 2007 Africa Championships (not taken place) 2007 Americas Championships 2007 World Championships Whenever a new championship is played the oldest championship of that category drops out. The Ranking is then recalculated. ___________________________________________________________________________ © ICSD - Technical Director Basketball Page 2 of 2 .

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