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Barbaros Akkaş

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Barbaros Akkaş (born November 26, 1976, in İstanbul) is the Turkish Basketball Federation National Teams Director of Sport. Barbaros Akkaş, who is married to Dilara Akkaş, has been managing Turkish National Basketball Teams since 1997.

Career

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National Teams Career

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  • 1997 - 1999 U16 Men Team
  • 2001 - 2014 Senior Men Team
  • 2000 - 2014 Youth Teams
  • 2014 - Now All Women's/Men's National Teams as Director of Sport

TBL Clubs Career

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Professional Playing Career

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  • 1993 - 1994 Ülkerspor U18 Team

Career Notes

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Barbaros Akkaş
Medals
Men's basketball
Representing Turkey Turkey
FIBA World Championship
Silver medal – second place 2010 Turkey
Mediterranean Games
Bronze medal – third place 2009 Italy Team
EuroBasket 2001
Silver medal – second place 2001 Turkey

Senior Men Team: EuroBasket 2001 – 2nd place (2001), World Championship - 9th place (2002), EuroBasket 2003 – 12th place (2003), EuroBasket 2005 Elimination Group 1st place (2005), 15th Mediterranean Games - 4th place World Championship Men - 6th place (2006), EuroBasket 2007 – 11th place (2007), EuroBasket 2009 Elimination Group 1st place (2008), EuroBasket 2009 - 8th place (2009), 2010 FIBA World Championship Men – 2nd place (2010)

Youth Teams: U16 EC - 2nd place (2003), U16 EC - 3rd place & U18 EC - 2nd place & U18 Albert Schweitzer Tournament 1st place (2004), U16 EC - 1st place & U18 EC - 2nd place (2005), U18 Albert Schweitzer Tournament - 2nd place & U20 EC - 2nd place & U18 EC - 4th place (2006), U16 EC - 4th place & U18 EC - 8th place & U19 WC - 7th place & U20 EC - 7th place (2007), U16 EC - 3rd place & U18 Albert Schweitzer Tournament - 2nd place & 13th Turgut Atakol Tournament - 1st place & U20 EC - 4th place (2008), T.Telekom U16 Basketball Tournament - 1st place & European Olympic Youth Summer Festival – 3rd place & U16 EC - 8th place & U18 EC – 3rd place & U20 EC - 6th place & 16th Mediterranean Games – 3rd place (2009), U16 EC - 3rd place & U18 EC – 9th place & U20 EC – 13th place (2010), U15 EYOF – 3rd place & U16 EC – 7th place & U18 EC – 3rd place & U20 EC – 6th place (2011).

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