Mikhail Semyonov

For the Belarusian wrestler, see Mikhail Siamionau. For the Russian football manager, see Mikhail Nikolayevich Semyonov.

Mikhail Vladimirovich Semyonov (September 18, 1933 — November 9, 2006^[1]) was a Russian basketball player born in Rostov-na-Donu, Rostov, Russia. As a member of the Soviet Union national basketball team he competed at the 1956 and 1960 Olympics, winning two silver medals.^[2]

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Soviet Union squad – EuroBasket 1955 – Bronze medal

3 Vlasov 4 Reshetnikov 5 Silins 6 Stonkus 7 Petkevičius 8 Bochkaryov 9 Konev 10 Korkia 11 Lauritėnas 12 Ozerov 13 Moiseyev 14 Laga 15 Torban 16 Semyonov Coach: Travin

Soviet Union squad – 1956 Summer Olympics – Silver medal

4 Bochkaryov 5 Valdmanis 6 Zubkov 7 Krūmiņš 8 Lauritėnas 9 Muižnieks 10 Ozerov 11 Petkevičius 12 Semyonov 13 Stonkus 14 Studenetsky 15 Torban Coach: Spandarian

Soviet Union squad – EuroBasket 1957 – Gold medal

3 Muižnieks 4 Valdmanis 5 Torban 6 Stonkus 7 Zubkov 8 Bochkaryov 9 Laga 10 Semyonov 11 Lauritėnas 12 Ozerov 13 Minashvili 14 Studenetsky Coach: Spandarian

Soviet Union squad – EuroBasket 1959 – Gold medal

3 Muižnieks 4 Valdmanis 5 Torban 6 Minashvili 7 Zubkov 8 Bochkaryov 9 Krūmiņš 10 Semyonov 11 Korneev 12 Volnov 13 Studenetsky 14 Petrov Coach: Spandarian

Soviet Union squad – 1960 Summer Olympics – Silver medal

3 Muižnieks 4 Valdmanis 5 Valtin 6 Minashvili 7 Zubkov 8 Ugrekelidze 9 Krūmiņš 10 Semyonov 11 Korneev 12 Petrov 13 Volnov 14 Ozers Coach: Spandarian

CSKA Moscow 1960–61 Euroleague Champions

Volnov Zubkov Alachachian Bochkaryov Semyonov Travin Astakhov Kharitonov E.Karpov V.Kopilov P.Sirotinski V.Volkov Coach Alekseyev

CSKA Moscow 1962–63 Euroleague Champions

Volnov Zubkov Korneev Alachachian Lipso Semyonov Bochkaryov Petrov Travin Astakhov Khrynin Kulkov Coach Alekseyev

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