Guo Shiqiang's career as a player and coach
What teams did Guo Shiqiang play for during his playing and coaching days?
Guo Shiqiang played for Liaoning and Sichuan during his playing days. He has coached Liaoning, Guangzhou Lions, and the Chinese national team.
Guo Shiqiang (郭士强), born in Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province, China, is a former starting point guard for the Chinese national men's basketball team, head coach of the Chinese national men's basketball team, former head coach of the Guangzhou Long Lions Basketball Club, and former head coach of the Liaoning men's basketball team, as well as deputy director of the Liaoning Basketball Administration Center. Uncle of Chinese national team/Liaoning point guard Guo Allen.
Guo Shiqiang is an organizational guard, known for his accurate mid-range shooting and offensive organization during his playing days, nicknamed the "Three Desperate Men". He entered the Liaoyang Sports School at the age of 9, joined the Liaoning team in 1993, was selected for the national youth team in 1994, and then the national team in 1999, and participated in the Sydney and Athens Olympic Games as a starting point guard. From 1993 to 2006, he spent most of his time playing for the Liaoning Men's Basketball Team (during which he was loaned to the Sichuan Men's Basketball Team for one year), and was twice awarded the title of "Assist King" in the CBA season.
After retiring in 2006, Guo served as assistant coach of Liaoning women's basketball team and head coach of Liaoning men's basketball team. With Liaoning's outstanding performance in the 06-07 season, Guo was able to join the coaching staff of the Chinese national team to assist Jonas. After the Beijing Olympics, he became one of the head coaches of the men's national basketball team together with Min Lulei and Adijiang, and guided the 2009 warm-up games as the head coach, achieving good results.
Guo Shiqiang as head coach led the Liaoning men's basketball team into the finals four times, the first three times all failed to return. 2018 April 22 evening, Liaoning Ben steel 4-0 battle swept by the champion coach Li Chunjiang led by Zhejiang Guangsha, to ascend to the throne of the CBA championship. So far, the Liaoning men's basketball team after twenty-three years of experience, before and after seven times into the finals, finally removed the CBA "millennium old man" hat, realized the dream of the league's first championship. At the same time, Liaoning Men's Basketball Team has also become the third "Double Champion" in the history of Chinese basketball, following the dominant Bayi and Guangdong, to win the National Games and CBA championship.
On the evening of June 27, 2020, Guo Shiqiang, the former head coach of Liaoning Bensteel team, resigned from the club, and the club decided to respect Guo's personal will to accept his resignation.
On August 10, 2020, Guo Shiqiang was confirmed as the head coach of the Guangzhou Dragons for the new season.
He became the acting coach of the Chinese national team in 2024 and soon officially took over the overall duties of the national men's basketball team.
Honors and Achievements
CBA League: starter when Liaoning Men's Basketball Team was runner-up in the 98-99 season of China Men's Basketball A League; head coach when Liaoning Men's Basketball Team was runner-up in the 2007-2008, 2014-2015, and 2015-2016 seasons of the CBA League; and head coach when Liaoning Men's Basketball Team was champion in the 2017-2018 season.
Olympic Games: 2000, Sydney Olympic Games, Chinese men's basketball team main point guard, with the team won the tenth place; 2004 Athens Olympic Games eight.
Asian Youth Championships: Represented the Chinese team to win the basketball Asian Youth Championships three times in 1993, 1995 and 1997.
East Asian Games: 2001 East Asian Games Men's Basketball Champion.
Summer World University Games: Runner-up in men's basketball at the 2001 Summer World University Games.
Asian Games: Men's Basketball Runner-up, 2002 Asian Games.
Men's Basketball Asian Championship: 2003 Men's Basketball Asian Championship Champion.
In 2007, together with Adijiang, he won the Outstanding Coach of China Men's Basketball Professional League in that year.
Men's Basketball Asian Championship: Finished second in the 2009 Men's Basketball Asian Championship as a coach.
National Games: 2013 12th National Games Men's Basketball Youth Division Champion, 2017 13th National Games Men's Basketball Champion.
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