EuroCup

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FIBA EuroCup is the top Men's Basketball competition directly run by FIBA Europe. The competition was created in 2004 following the defection of several top European basketball teams from the former European Champions Cup which heralded the formation of the Euroleague under the umbrella of ULEB.

Year Winner Finalist Result Venue
2004 Flag of Russia UNICS Kazan Flag of Greece Maroussi BC 87-63
2005 Flag of Russia Dynamo St. Petersburg Flag of Ukraine BC Kyiv 85-74 Istanbul, Turkey
2006 Flag of Spain DKV Joventut Flag of Russia Khimki BC 88-63 Kiev, Ukraine


List of teams that have qualified for 2006-7 EuroCup: (In alphabetical order)

  • Adecco ASVEL (Villeurbanne, FRA)
  • Flag of Spain Akasvayu Girona (Girona)
  • Flag of Netherlands Amsterdam Astronauts (Amsterdam)
  • Flag of Latvia ASK Riga (Riga)
  • Atomerömü SE (Paks, HUN)
  • Flag of Ukraine Azovmash (Mariupol)
  • Banvit BC (Bandyrma, TUR)
  • Flag of Latvia BC Barons (Riga)
  • BC Kalev (Tallinn, EST)
  • Flag of Ukraine BC Kyiv (Kiev)
  • BC Siauliai (Siauliai, LTU)
  • BCM Gravelines (Gravelines, FRA)
  • CEZ Nymburk (Nymburk, CZE)
  • Flag of Spain Club Estudiantes (Madrid)
  • CSU Asesoft Ploiesti (Ploiesti, ROM)
  • DTL EKA AEL (Limassol, CYP)
  • Flag of Russia Dynamo Moscow Region (Moscow)
  • Ironi Iscar Nahariya (Nahariya, ISR)
  • JDA Dijon (Dijon, FRA)
  • Flag of Ukraine Khimik (Yuzhniy)
  • KK Vojvodina Srbijagas (Novi Sad, SRB)
  • Liege Basket (Liege, BEL)
  • Flag of Russia Lokomotiv Rostov (Rostov-on-Don)
  • Maccabi (Rishon Le Zion, ISR)
  • Maroussi Athens (Maroussi / Athens, GRE)
  • Panionios BC (Athens, GRE)
  • PBC CSKA Sofia (Sofia, BUL)
  • Spirou Charleroi (Charleroi, BEL)
  • Türk Telekom (Ankara, TUR)
  • Flag of Russia Ural Great Perm (Perm)
  • Virtus (Bologna, ITA)

[edit] External Links

  • Official Homepage [1]
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