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. The ATLAPA Convention Center in

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served as the venue for all the games. Four teams qualified for the FIBA Americas Championship 2007 in

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, three teams qualified for the

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and seven teams qualified for the 2006 Centroamerican Games in

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, Colombia.

Qualification

Eight teams qualified during the qualification tournaments held in their respective zones in 2006. *Host: *Gold Medal of Centrobasket 2004: *Silver Medal of Centrobasket 2004: *2 for

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:, *3 for the Caribbean:, ,

First Phase

Group A

Group B

Semifinals

Final

Consolation Round

Games 13 & 14

7th & 8th Places

5th & 6th Places

Final ranking

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Individual awards

*All-Star Team: ** Point guard: ** Shooting guard: **

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: ** Power forward: ** Center:

References

Official Web Site: FIBA AmericasLatinBasket

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