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Adriana Pinto
Adriana PINTO (Brazil)
DOB: 06.12.1978
Place of birth: Sao Paulo (Brazil)
Height: 170cm/5'7"
Weight: 63kg/139lbs
Position: Guard
Main statistics
Points per game 11.2
Rebounds per game 4.8
Assists per game 2.8
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Career: Ponte Preta/Campinas (Brazil-CNBF), Microcamp/Campinas (Brazil-CNBF), BCN/Osasco (Brazil-CNBF, 1997-98), Quaker/Jundiaí (Brazil-CNBF), Unimed/Americana (Brazil-CNBF, 2000-03), Phoenix Mercury (WNBA, 2001, 2002), HS Penta Faenza Pallacanestro (Italy, 2004-06), NUR Kazan (Russia-A Superleague, 2006-07), Phoenix Mercury (WNBA, 2007), Lattes Montpellier (France, 2007-08), Gospic Industrogradnja (Croatia-A1, 2007-08).

The former star of the Brazilian league has celebrated four different European championships in the last four years. Adrianinha has, quite simply, left her mark everywhere she has been. A prolific scorer in the Italian League with Faenza, she left in December 2005 because of imminent motherhood. She made her return in the Russian Superleague Women (16.2 pts with Kazan), then in France, and finally in Croatia. An excellent three-point shooter, she also played 43 games in the WNBA with the Phoenix Mercury. With the National Team, she's already participated in two FIBA World Championships and two Olympics as a back-up to Helen Luz. Now that Helen has retired, the veteran point guard should be in the starting line-up for Brazil.

  		 
PARTICIPATION IN FIBA COMPETITION
 Competition   PPG   RPG   APG 
 FIBA Americas Championship for Women 2011  9.8  4.7   5.2 
 South American Championship for Women 2010  5.6  2.8   3.2 
 FIBA World Championship for Women 2010  5.6  3.9   3.4 
 FIBA Americas Championship for Women 2009  10.8  4.8   4.6 
 EuroCup Women 2008  10  2   3 
 Olympic Games: Tournament Women 2008  11.2  4.8   2.8 
 Pan American Games: Tournament for Women 2007  14.4  4.2   3.4 
 EuroCup Women 2006  10.5  5   7.5 
 World Championship for Women 2006  5.6  2.1   0.7 
 FIBA Europe Cup Women 2005  14.8  3.7   2 
 FIBA Diamond Ball Tournament for Women 2004  5  1.7   2.7 
 Olympic Games: Tournament for Women 2004  3.4  2.8   2 
 Panamerican Olympic Qualifying Tournament for Women 2003  4.8  3.3   4.3 
 World Championship for Women 2002  5.1  4.2   1.7 
 Olympic Games : Tournament for Women 2000  0.4  1.6   0.4 
 World Championship for Junior Women 1997  16.7  4.1   1.9 
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