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On [[August 31]], of the same year, he debuted with the Greek National team. It was the 25th Balkan Championship and the opponents were the Bulgarians (62-51). By the time he quit, Christodoulou amassed an impressive 217 caps scoring 2,229 points for Greece. | On [[August 31]], of the same year, he debuted with the Greek National team. It was the 25th Balkan Championship and the opponents were the Bulgarians (62-51). By the time he quit, Christodoulou amassed an impressive 217 caps scoring 2,229 points for Greece. | ||
| − | Christodoulou starred in [[Eurobasket 1987]] helping Greece lift the trophy after an epic 103-101 OT victory over the Soviet Union. | + | Christodoulou starred in [[Eurobasket 1987]] helping Greece lift the trophy after an epic 103-101 OT victory over the Soviet Union. In [[1997]] he transferred to [[Panathinaikos BC|Panathinaikos]] and won the Greek champinship. After that he quit playing basketball in [[1998]]. |
[[Category:Basketball Players|Christodoulou, Fanis]] | [[Category:Basketball Players|Christodoulou, Fanis]] | ||
[[Category:1965 births|Christodoulou, Fanis]] | [[Category:1965 births|Christodoulou, Fanis]] | ||
Revision as of 08:48, May 5, 2009
Fanis Christodoulou is a Greek former basketball player, a member of the Greek side that won Eurobasket 1987.
Christodoulou was born on May 22, 1965 in Dafni,where he made his first steps in playing basketball. He transferred to Panionios in 1983. On August 31, of the same year, he debuted with the Greek National team. It was the 25th Balkan Championship and the opponents were the Bulgarians (62-51). By the time he quit, Christodoulou amassed an impressive 217 caps scoring 2,229 points for Greece.
Christodoulou starred in Eurobasket 1987 helping Greece lift the trophy after an epic 103-101 OT victory over the Soviet Union. In 1997 he transferred to Panathinaikos and won the Greek champinship. After that he quit playing basketball in 1998.
