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Dimosthenis Dikoudis

Dimosthenis Dikoudis
Δημοσθένης Ντικούδης Nickname Dimos Position Power forwardHeight 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m) Weight 240 lb (109 kg) League Greek League/EuroleagueTeam Panathinaikos BCNumber 11Born June 24, 1977(1977-06-24) (age 30)
Larissa, GreeceNationality GreekPro career 1996–present Former teams Olympia Larissas BC(1995–1998)
AEK Athens BC(1998–2003)
Pamesa Valencia(2003–2004, 2005-2006)
PBC CSKA Moscow(2004–2005) Awards 2-Time A2 EthnikiMVP 1997, 1998
2-Time A2 EthnikiRebounding Champion 1997, 1998
2-Time A2 EthnikiScoring Champion 1997, 1998
Greek A1 LeagueRookie of the Year1999
Greek A1 Leagueregular season MVP2002
Greek A1 Leagueplayoff MVP2002

Dimosthenis Dikoudis, also known as Dimos Dikoudis, Demos Dikoudis, and Dimosthenis Ntikoudis (Greek: Δημοσθένης Ντικούδης; born on June 24, 1977 in Larissa, Greece), is a Greek basketball player currently with Euroleague champions Panathinaikos.

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Early Years

Dikoudis started playing football at the age of 10 and later he was involved in Taekwondo. After two years of martial arts he started playing basketball in his school team. With his school he won the city championship, which was his first title and right after that he joined his first club, Perseas of Larissa. He played there until age 18 and he won four city and state championships there. With this club he also won a national title and was a member of the all state team.

Olympia Larissas

In 1995 he signed his first contract with Olympia Larissas BC. He played there for three seasons, one at the second division of Greece and two at the A2 Ethniki. He was the MVP, leading scorer and leading rebounder in the A2 both seasons. He was also a member of the national team of Greece under age 21.

AEK

In 1998 he signed a contract with AEK Athens and played there for five seasons. As a member of AEK he won the Saporta cup, the Greek Championship and two Greek Cups. He was voted rookie of the year for the 1998-1999 season and MVP for the 2001-2002 season.

Spain & Russia

In 2003 he decided to leave Greece and he signed with Pamesa Valencia. He played there for a year and after that he moved to CSKA Moscow where he won the Russian Basketball Super League Championship and the Russian Cup (the first in the history of the club), and he played at the final four of the Euroleague, which was held at Moscow and was won by Maccabi Tel Aviv which featured another player from Larissa, Nestoras Kommatos (he was a co-player with Dimosthenis in Perseas).

In 2005 he returned to Pamesa Valencia and played in the finals of the Spanish Cup.

Panathinaikos

In the summer of 2006 he returned to Greece and signed with Panathinaikos BC. With PAO BC he won the Triple Crown in Basketball for the season 2006-2007.

Greece National Team

Olympic medal record Competitor for  GreeceMen's BasketballEuropean ChampionshipsGold 2005 Serbia & MontenegroGreeceWorld Championships Silver 2006 JapanGreece

With the Greek National Basketball Team he made his debut on November 24, 1999 against the Estonian National Team.

As a member of the national team he played at the European championships of FIBA Europe Eurobasket 2001 at Turkey, Eurobasket 2003 at Sweden and the 2004 Olympic Games of Athens.

On September 25, 2005 he won the European championship at the Eurobasket 2005 with the national team. On September 3, 2006 he won the silver medal at the Mundobasket 2006.

Awards and Accomplishments

Dimosthenis Dikoudis

Pro Career

Greek National Team

External Links

v • d • eGreece squad- 2006 FIBA World Championship Finalists - Silver medalPapaloukas | 5 Schortsianitis | 6 Zisis | 7 Spanoulis | 8 Vasilopoulos | 9 Fotsis | 10 Hatzivrettas | 11 Dikoudis | 12 Tsartsaris | 13 Diamantidis | 14 Papadopoulos | 15 Kakiouzis | Coach: Giannakis v • d • ePanathinaikos BC2006-07 Euroleague Champions

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Categories: 1977 births | Living people | Basketball players at the 2004 Summer Olympics | AEK Athens basketball players | CSKA Moscow basketball players | ACB league players | Valencia BC players | Power forwards (basketball) | Greek basketball players | People from Thessaly | Panathinaikos basketball players | Olympic basketball players of Greece | Olympia Larissa BC basketball players | Eurobasket-winning players

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