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Laurent Sciarra ( Niza, Francia; 8 de agosto de 1973) es un ex- jugador y entrenador de baloncesto francés que jugaba de base y destacó por ser uno de los mejores asistentes de la historia de la liga LNB francesa . Trayectoria Profesional. 1990/93 Hyères-Toulon Var Basket ( LNB) 1993/97 Paris Basket Racing ( LNB)
Laurent Sciarra, né le 8 août 1973 à Nice, est un ancien joueur français de basket-ball, jouant au poste de meneur de jeu, reconverti en entraîneur et en chroniqueur médias. Ayant passé plus de vingt ans sur les parquets en tant que joueur professionnel, il détient l'un des plus beaux palmarès du basket-ball français.
Laurent Michel Sciarra (born 8 August 1973) is a former French professional basketball player. He one held a Guinness world record for making 60 free throws in 2 minutes. [1] . He was inducted into the French Basketball Hall of Fame in 2017. Professional career.
Laurent Sciarra es un jugador de baloncesto que nació el 08 de agosto de 1973 en Nice. Mide 1m95 de altura. El juega en el puesto de base. Su último partido en nuestra base se jugó con Pau-Lacq-Orthez en France - Betclic Elite. Baloncesto - Medias en carrera. Temporada regular Playoffs Competiciones europeas Competiciones internacionales.
Olympic Legends - Laurent Sciarra - FIBA.basketball. 12/04/2012. News. 2 min to read. Olympic Legends - Laurent Sciarra. SYDNEY ( Olympics) - Almost 12 years have passed since France played at an Olympic Games. The drought will mercifully end come July when Les Bleus, the beaten finalists at EuroBasket 2011, play at the London Games.
LAURENT SCIARRA | EuroLeague. Entente Orleanaise. Guard. # Nationality France. Height 192. Born 8 Aug 1973. Stats. Profile. Records. All time. Check out information on LAURENT SCIARRA. Including player profile, season stats and records. Click to find out more.
In their crunch Quarter-Final against the Steve Nash-led Canada, Sciarra poured in 17 points, dished out three assists, corralled seven rebounds and came up with two steals and the French won, 68-63. In the Semi-Finals, Sciarra made sure Les Bleus would leave the Sydney Games with a medal by burying four shots from long range and six of nine ...
