- Dominican Republic women's national basketball team
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Dominican Republic FIBA ranking 31st FIBA zone FIBA Americas National federation Dominican Republic Basketball Federation (FEDOMBAL) Coach Osiris Duquela Olympic Games Appearances Medals World Championships for Women Appearances 14 Medals None Americas Championship Appearances 6 Medals Uniforms Medal record Competitor for The Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic women's national basketball team is the official women's basketball team for the Dominican Republic.
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Results
FIBA Americas championship
- 1989: 6th place
- 1997: 8th place
- 1999: 6th place
- 2003: 7th place
- 2005: 6th place
- 2009: 8th place
Pan American Games
Centrobasket
- 1997 – Bronze Medal
- 1999 – Silver Medal
- 2003 – Silver Medal
- 2008 – Bronze Medal
- 2010 – 5th
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