Julio Mázzaro - Wikipedia

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Julio Eduardo Mázzaro (born 30 January 1979 in Villa Regina, Río Negro) is a former Argentine professional basketball player. He also holds an Italian passport. At a height of 1.90 m (6' 23⁄4") tall, he played at the shooting guard position.

Professional career

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Mázzaro played with River Plate and Boca Juniors in Argentina, and Edimes Pavia ('03–'04) in the Italian 2nd Division. He also played with Quimsa in Argentina. He was named the MVP of the second FIBA South American League tournament in 2009.

National team career

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Mázzaro represented the Argentine national basketball team on a number of occasions, including the FIBA AmeriCup of 2005, the Stanković Cup, and the FIBA South American Championships in 2003 and 2004.

References

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Latinbasket.com Profile
Basquete Profile (in Spanish)

v t e FIBA South American League MVP
2nd-Tier South America: (1996–2000, 2008–present)	1996: Racca 1997: Dennis 1998: Oberto 1999: Byrd 2000: Vargas 2008: Montecchia 2009 (I): Marcelinho 2009 (II): Mázzaro 2010: Giovannoni 2011: J. P. Gutiérrez 2012: Quinteros 2013: Giovannoni 2014: Alex 2015: Deryk 2016: Shamell 2017: Guillént 2018: Jackson 2019: Cauê Borges 2022: Fuzaro 2023 Hoover
1st-Tier South America: (2001–2007)	2001: Farabello 2002: Cerutti 2003: No MVP Award 2004: Campana 2005: Valtinho 2006: L. Gutiérrez 2007: Brown

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