Daniel Farabello

Daniel Edgardo Farabello

Club La Unión

Position

Point guard / Shooting guard

League

Liga Nacional de Básquetbol

Personal information

Born

October 18, 1973
Colón, Entre Ríos

Nationality

Argentine / Italian

Listed height

6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)

Listed weight

216 lb (98 kg)

Career highlights and awards

South American League MVP (2001)

Medals

Men’s Basketball
Representing Argentina
FIBA Americas Championship
	2005 Santo Domingo	National Team
South American Championship
	2001 Valdivia	National Team
	2004 Rio de Janeiro	National Team
Goodwill Games
	2001 Brisbane	National Team

Daniel Edgardo Farabello (born 18 October 1973) is an Argentine-Italian professional basketball player with Basket Club Ferrara of Italy's Serie A.^[1]

Professional career

Farabello played with Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama.

Argentine national team

A member of the senior men's Argentine national basketball team, Farabello competed with the squad at the 1996 Summer Olympics and 2006 FIBA World Championship.^[2]

References

↑ Player Profile latinabasket.com
↑ Daniel Farabello at sports-reference.com

External links

Argentina squad – 1994 FIBA World Championship – 9th place

4 Domine 5 Nicola 6 Pérez 7 Farabello 8 Campana 9 Milanesio 10 Espil 11 Osella 12 Uranga 13 Tourn 14 Racca 15 Wolkowyski Coach: Vecchio

Argentina squad – 1996 Summer Olympics – 9th place

4 Nicola 5 Farabello 6 Villar 7 de la Fuente 8 Michel 9 Milanesio 10 Espil 11 Osella 12 Oberto 13 Racca 14 Pérez 15 Wolkowyski Coach: Vecchio

Argentina squad – 2006 FIBA World Championship – 4th place

4 Scola 5 Ginóbili 6 Sánchez 7 Oberto 8 Herrmann 9 Fernández 10 Delfino 11 Prigioni 12 Gutiérrez 13 Nocioni 14 Farabello 15 Wolkowyski Coach: Hernández

South American League MVP Award

1st-Tier South America: 1996–2007	1996: Racca 1997: Dennis 1998: Oberto 1999: Byrd 2000: Vargas 2001: Farabello 2002: Cerutti 2003: No MVP Award 2004: Campana 2005: Valtinho 2006: L. Gutiérrez 2007: Brown

2nd-Tier South America: 2008–present	2008: Montecchia 2009 (I): Machado 2009 (II): Mázzaro 2010: Giovannoni 2011: J.P. Gutiérrez 2012: Quinteros 2013: Giovannoni 2014: Garcia 2015: Ramos

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