Who holds the single-game records in FIBA EuroBasket history?

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MUNICH (Germany) – The record books are filled with history at FIBA EuroBasket, with some notable single-game highs that stand out.

With the 2025 edition fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to see the benchmarks in each statistical category, and whether they can be broken this summer.

Individual – Points

#	Player	Team	Opposition	Year	Points
1.	Eddy Terrace	Belgium	Albania	1957	63
2.	Luka Doncic	Slovenia	France	2022	47
3.	Nikos Galis	Greece	Sweden	1983	46
4.	Nikos Galis	Greece	Soviet Union	1989	45
5.	Miki Berkovich	Israel	Türkiye	1975	44
=	Nikos Galis	Greece	Romania	1987	44
=	Nikos Galis	Greece	Yugoslavia	1987	44
=	Doron Jamchi	Israel	Romania	1987	44
=	Nenad Markovic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Latvia	1997	44
10.	Emiliano Rodriguez	Spain	Netherlands	1967	43
=	Giorgos Kolokithas	Greece	Spain	1967	43
=	Nikos Galis	Greece	Bulgaria	1989	43
=	Dirk Nowitzki	Germany	Spain	2001	43
=	Lauri Markkanen	Finland	Croatia	2022	43

Individual – Rebounds

#	Player	Team	Opposition	Year	Rebounds*
1.	Arvydas Sabonis	Lithuania	Greece	1995	23
2.	Andris Biedrins	Latvia	France	2009	20
3.	Toko Shengelia	Georgia	Israel	2017	19
=	Dirk Nowitzki	Germany	Russia	2005	19
=	Arvydas Sabonis	Lithuania	Italy	1995	19
=	Pero Antic	North Macedonia	Finland	2011	19
7.	Andrija Stipanovic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Israel	2015	18
=	Andris Biedrins	Latvia	Portugal	2007	18
=	Vitalij Nosov	Russia	Spain	1999	18
10.	Arvydas Sabonis	Lithuania	Croatia	1995	17
=	Pau Gasol	Spain	North Macedonia	2011	17
=	Rudy Gobert	France	Türkiye	2022	17
=	Ademola Okulaja	Germany	Türkiye	2001	17
=	Chris Kaman	Germany	Italy	2011	17
=	Marcin Gortat	Poland	Lithuania	2009	17
=	Andrei Kirilenko	Russia	Greece	2007	17
=	Giannis Antetokounmpo	Greece	Spain	2015	17

*since 1995

Individual – Assists

#	Player	Team	Opposition	Year	Assists*
1.	Tomas Satoransky	Czechia	Greece	2022	17
2.	Tomas Satoransky	Czechia	Lithuania	2015	15
3.	Milos Teodosic	Serbia	Czechia	2015	14
4.	Milos Teodosic	Serbia	Türkiye	2015	13
=	Dee Bost	Bulgaria	Türkiye	2022	13
=	Janis Strelnieks	Latvia	Belgium	2017	13
7.	Multiple players	–	–	–	12

*since 1995

Individual – Steals

#	Player	Team	Opposition	Year	Steals*
1.	Andrei Kirilenko	Russia	Germany	2005	8
=	Lior Lubin	Israel	Ukraine	2001	8
3.	Mikhail Mikhailov	Russia	Greece	1997	7
=	Richard Howell	Israel	Romania	2017	7
=	Sergei Panov	Russia	Slovenia	1999	7
=	Adam Wojcik	Poland	Germany	1997	7
=	Cedi Osman	Türkiye	Russia	2017	7
=	Andrei Kirilenko	Russia	France	2007	7
=	Efthymios Rentzias	Greece	Poland	1997	7
=	Riccardo Pittis	Italy	Spain	1997	7
=	Zoran Planinic	Croatia	Lithuania	2007	7
=	Orhun Ene	Türkiye	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1997	7
=	Evangelos Koronios	Greece	Russia	1997	7
=	Dror Hagag	Israel	Serbia and Montenegro	2005	7
=	Marko Jaric	Yugoslavia	Latvia	2001	7
=	Vidas Ginevicius	Lithuania	Bulgaria	2005	7
=	Riccardo Pittis	Italy	Croatia	1997	7

*since 1995

Individual – Blocks

#	Player	Team	Opposition	Year	Blocks*
1.	Andrei Kirilenko	Russia	Serbia and Montenegro	2003	6
=	Mirza Begic	Slovenia	Serbia	2011	6
=	Viacheslav Kravtsov	Ukraine	Italy	2013	6
4.	Multiple players	–	–	–	5

*since 2001

Team – Points

#	Team	Opponent	Year	Points
1.	Poland	England	1955	140
2.	Yugoslavia	Poland	1987	128
3.	Russia	Finland	1995	126
4.	Czechoslovakia	Scotland	1957	123
=	Czechoslovakia	Greece	1991	123

Team – Rebounds

#	Team	Opponent	Year	Rebounds*
1.	Russia	Finland	1995	54
=	Croatia	Greece	2013	54
3.	Poland	Iceland	2013	53
=	Türkiye	Iceland	2015	53
=	Slovenia	Croatia	2013	53

*since 1995

Team – Assists

#	Team	Opponent	Year	Assists*
1.	Yugoslavia	Estonia	2001	33
2.	France	Poland	2022	32
=	Serbia	Iceland	2015	32
=	Lithuania	Russia	1999	32
=	Czechia	Greece	2022	32

*since 1995

Other team single-game records include Bulgaria’s record setting 19 made three-pointers at the last edition in 2022 (data since 1995), Russia’s 26 steals in 1997 (data since 1999) and Spain and Poland both recording 10 blocks in 2011 and 2009, respectively. (data since 2001).

NOTE: This article will be updated throughout the FIBA EuroBasket 2025 tournament.

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Who holds the single-game records in FIBA EuroBasket history?

Individual – Points

Individual – Rebounds

Individual – Assists

Individual – Steals

Individual – Blocks

Team – Points

Team – Rebounds

Team – Assists

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