Euro Basket Qualification 02/25 15:00 2 [2] Latvia v Slovakia [1] L 64-52
Euro Basket Qualification 02/22 17:00 1 Slovakia v Belgium L 60-75
Euro Basket Qualification 08/05 18:30 - [3] Albania v Slovakia [1] W 64-89
Euro Basket Qualification 08/02 16:00 - [2] Slovakia v Romania [1] W 83-58
Euro Basket Qualification 07/26 16:00 - [2] Slovakia v Albania [3] W 86-63
Euro Basket Qualification 07/22 15:30 - [1] Romania v Slovakia [3] W 65-69
International 07/09 16:00 - Croatia v Slovakia L 35-33
Euro Basket Qualification 02/26 14:30 - [4] Denmark v Slovakia [2] W 71-72
Euro Basket Qualification 02/23 17:00 - [3] Slovakia v North Macedonia [1] W 82-73
Euro Basket Qualification 11/13 17:00 - [2] Norway v Slovakia [3] W 56-68
Euro Basket Qualification 11/10 17:00 - [3] Slovakia v Denmark [4] W 74-70
Euro Basket Qualification 08/28 17:00 - [2] North Macedonia v Slovakia [4] L 79-75
Euro Basket Qualification 08/25 16:00 - Slovakia v Norway L 68-87
International 08/19 16:00 - Slovakia v Switzerland L 62-68
International 08/18 16:00 - Slovakia v Switzerland L 57-59
International 08/12 15:00 - Hungary v Slovakia L 72-67
FIBA World Cup Qualification 07/03 16:00 6 Slovakia v Latvia L 60-93
FIBA World Cup Qualification 06/30 18:30 5 Belgium v Slovakia L 102-59
International 06/24 19:00 - Slovakia v Ukraine L 61-75
International 06/23 19:00 - Portugal v Slovakia W 73-80
FIBA World Cup Qualification 02/28 17:00 4 Slovakia v Serbia L 63-71
FIBA World Cup Qualification 02/25 19:30 3 Serbia v Slovakia L 75-63
FIBA World Cup Qualification 11/29 17:00 2 Latvia v Slovakia L 82-74
FIBA World Cup Qualification 11/25 17:00 1 Slovakia v Belgium L 57-83
FIBA World Cup Qualification 08/18 17:00 1 North Macedonia v Slovakia W 72-88
FIBA World Cup Qualification 08/17 17:00 1 Slovakia v Switzerland L 60-65
FIBA World Cup Qualification 08/14 17:00 1 Slovakia v North Macedonia L 47-69
FIBA World Cup Qualification 08/13 17:00 1 Switzerland v Slovakia W 56-64
International 08/01 16:00 - Latvia v Slovakia L 91-84
International 07/22 17:30 - Slovakia v Angola L 59-86

The Slovakia men's national basketball team (Slovak: Slovenské národné basketbalové mužstvo) represents Slovakia in international basketball competition. The supervising body is the Slovak Basketball Association (SBA).

Slovakia is one of the newest national basketball teams in the world, having split from Czechoslovakia following the dissolution of the unified state in 1993. They joined FIBA later that year, and played in their first international match against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Slovakia to date does not have much history on the international level. Although they have attempted to qualify for major tournaments such as EuroBasket and the FIBA World Cup, but have yet to reach qualification.

History

The Czechoslovak era

Until 1993, Slovakia was a part of Czechoslovakia, with Slovak born players taking part on the Czechoslovakia national team. One of the most notable players who was born in Slovakia, and played for the Czechoslovakia national team to achieve success at the international level was Stanislav Kropilák. He helped lead Czechoslovakia to three medal finishes at the EuroBasket, in 1977, 1981, and 1985.

After independence

After gaining independence from Czechoslovakia, the Slovak national team on numerous attempts during their early years strived to qualify for EuroBasket, but ultimately came up short. In qualification to reach EuroBasket 2017, Slovakia was slotted into Group F to begin the qualifiers. Slovakia, however, would go on to struggle to a (1–5) record and missing their chance to qualify.

For qualification to the 2019 FIBA World Cup, Slovakia took part in European Pre-Qualifiers, but were eventually eliminated after amassing a (1–5) record in their group. Slovakia later went through EuroBasket 2022 Pre-Qualifiers but were once again denied of making it to the continental stage, after finishing with a (3–5) record during pre-qualifying.

The basketball team of Slovakia is a talented and competitive group of players who represent their country in international competitions. The team is known for their strong defense and quick offense, which allows them to dominate the court and score points efficiently. The players are skilled in both shooting and passing, and they work together seamlessly to create scoring opportunities. The team is led by experienced coaches who have a deep understanding of the game and are dedicated to helping their players reach their full potential. With their passion for the sport and their commitment to excellence, the basketball team of Slovakia is a force to be reckoned with on the court.