PRELIMINARY STANDINGS
GROUP A	W-L	GROUP B	W-L
Brazil	2-1	Australia	3-0
Spain	2-1	Lithuania	2-1
Argentina	2-1	Canada	1-2
South Korea	0-3	Senegal	0-3
GROUP C	W-L	GROUP D	W-L
USA	3-0	Czech Republic	2-1
Russia	2-1	France	2-1
China	1-2	Cuba	2-1
Nigeria	0-3	Chinese Taipei	0-3

MEDAL COUNT
Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze
United States	7	1	2
Soviet Union	6	2	0
Czechoslovakia	0	2	4
Brazil	1	0	1
Russia	0	3	0
Korea	0	2	0
Australia	1	0	2
Canada	0	0	2
China	0	1	1
Bulgaria	0	1	1
Japan	0	1	0
Chile	0	1	0
Yugoslavia	0	1	0
Cuba	0	0	1
France	0	0	1

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FIBA WORLD RANKINGS
The following is a list of the top 40-ranked teams in the FIBA World Rankings for men. Click here for a full explanation of the rankings.
	Country	Pts.
1.	United States	1130
2.	Russia	843
3.	Australia	760
4.	Brazil	556
5.	Cuba	317
6.	Spain	309
7.	France	287
8.	Korea	284.9
9.	China	251.5
10.	Czech Republic	244
11.	Japan	173.5
12.	Lithuania	159
13.	Poland	154
14.	Slovakia	153
15.	Canada	139
16.	Argentina	132.4
17.	Yugolavia	122
18.	Senegal	116
19.	New Zealand	112
20.	Greece	88
21.	Hungary	77
22.	Nigeria	62
23.	Germany	55
24.	Chinese Taipei	52

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Australia wrapped up its dominant run through the World Championship with a 91-74 win over Russia on Saturday, earning its first gold medal and finishing with a 9-0 record. Penny Taylor paced the Australians with 28 points and took home tournament MVP honors, while Lauren Jackson added 16 and 11 rebounds. Earlier, USA Basketball, showing no signs of a letdown after its loss in the semifinals, routed Brazil, 99-59, to win the bronze. Diana Taurasi scored 28 points, including 18 in the third quarter, when the U.S. outscored Brazil 34-11.
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