| FINAL STANDINGS 1. U.S.A. 2. Soviet Union 3. Brazil 4. Spain 5. West Germany 6. Italy 7. Argentina 8. Yugoslavia 9. Dominican Republic 10. Australia 11. China 12. Uruguay 13. Angola 14. CANADA | CANADIANS George Papadakos (Toronto, Ont.) David Turcotte (Ottawa, Ont.) J. Glelend S. Byrne J. Munro Phil Ohl (Courtenay, B.C.) Joe Ogam David Kipfer (Kitchener, Ont.) Byron Tokarchuck D. Southward G. Schmidt M. Marter Ken Shields – coach Bruce Enns – coach |
| POOL A | BRZ | GER | AUS | CHN | Record | ||||||
| Brazil | —– | 63-55 | 82-62 | 82-86 | (2-1) | ||||||
| West Germany | 55-63 | —– | 69-59 | 102-66 | (2-1) | ||||||
| Australia | 62-82 | 59-69 | —– | 88-75 | (1-2) | ||||||
| China | 86-82 | 66-102 | 75-88 | —– | (1-2) | ||||||
| POOL C | RUS | ITA | URU | ANG | Record | ||||||
| U.S.S.R. | —– | 95-78 | 96-71 | 114-53 | (3-0) | ||||||
| Italy | 78-95 | —– | 85-79 | 84-54 | (2-1) | ||||||
| Uruguay | 71-96 | 79-85 | —– | 77-72 | (1-2) | ||||||
| Angola | 53-114 | 54-84 | 72-77 | —– | (0-3) | ||||||
| POOL B | YUG | ARG | DOM | CAN | Record | ||||||
| Yugoslavia | —– | 102-95 | 98-89 | 92-85 | (3-0) | ||||||
| Argentina | 95-102 | —– | 116-94 | 104-94 | (2-1) | ||||||
| Canada | 85-92 | 94-104 | 67-62 | —– | (1-2) | ||||||
| Dominican Republic | 89-98 | 94-116 | —– | 62-67 | (0-3) | ||||||
| CONSOLATION D | DOM | AUS | CHN | URU | ANG | CAN | Record | ||||
| Dominican Republic | —– | 82-72 | 91-89 | 99-78 | 65-58 | 62-67 | (4-1) | ||||
| Australia | 72-82 | —– | 88-75 | 86-84 | 99-72 | 98-68 | (4-1) | ||||
| China | 89-91 | 75-88 | —– | 91-87 | 93-78 | 109-74 | (3-2) | ||||
| Uruguay | 78-99 | 84-86 | 87-91 | —– | 77-72 | 100-92 | (2-3) | ||||
| Angola | 58-65 | 72-99 | 78-93 | 72-77 | —– | 84-61 | (1-4) | ||||
| Canada | 67-62 | 68-98 | 74-109 | 92-100 | 61-84 | —– | (1-4) | ||||
| MEDALS E | USA | RUS | BRZ | SPN | GER | ITA | ARG | YUG | RECORD | ||
| U.S.S.R. | 87-83 | —– | 100-79 | 101-90 | 91-74 | 95-78 | 87-91 | 77-52 | (6-1) | ||
| United States | —– | 83-87 | 100-84 | 99-70 | 87-88 | 88-75 | 92-74 | 81-79 | (5-2) | ||
| Brazil | 84-100 | 79-100 | —– | 92-98 | 63-55 | 79-68 | 114-94 | 80-67 | (4-3) | ||
| Spain | 70-99 | 90-101 | 98-92 | —– | 89-71 | 80-84 | 115-86 | 88-68 | (4-3) | ||
| West Germany | 88-87 | 74-91 | 55-63 | 71-89 | —– | 75-63 | 76-79 | 69-65 | (3-4) | ||
| Italy | 75-88 | 78-95 | 68-79 | 84-80 | 63-75 | —– | 91-89 | 85-77 | (3-4) | ||
| Argentina | 74-92 | 91-87 | 94-114 | 86-115 | 79-76 | 89-91 | —– | 102-95 | (3-4) | ||
| Yugoslavia | 79-81 | 52-77 | 67-80 | 68-88 | 65-69 | 77-85 | 102-95 | —- | (1-6) | ||
| Bronze | Brazil 71 Spain 66 | |
| Final | United States 82 U.S.S.R. 78 | |
Host Spain and the United States received byes into the medal pool.
Canada is relegated to the consolation round after losing 92-85 to Yugoslavia. Phil Ohl paced Canada with 16.