CSU Piteşti

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BCM U Piteşti
Leagues Romanian Basketball Division A
Founded 2006
Arena Trivale Sporturilor Arena (capacity: 2000)
Location Piteşti , Romania
Team colors White and Purple
President Romania Dinu Ghoerghe
Team Manager Romania Sorin Caprarescu
Head coach Romania Hristu Șapera
Championships

Romanian Championships (1):
2000

Romanian Finalist (1):
2007
Website https://www.facebook.com/bcmupitesti
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History

CSU Piteşti (since 2011 it's called BCM U Pitesti) is a Romanian professional basketball club, based in Piteşti, Romania. The club competes in the Romanian Basketball Division A, and has also been named in recent years CSU Universitatea, BCM Piteşti and BCMUS Argeş Piteşti, CSU Piteşti and BCM U Piteşti. The team won the Romanian championship in 2000, and qualified for the finals in 2007, losing against CSU Asesoft.[1]

2012-2013 season summary

In the season: 2012-2013, BCM U Piteşti won the Romanian SuperCup after winning against CSU Asesoft. After the regular season end, the team finished on 11th[2] place (13 wins - 17 looses) and went to play with CS Farul Constanta in Play-Out for remaining in the first national division. BCM U Pitesti win with 3-0 against CS Farul Constanta. Also the team participated in FIBA EuroChallengeCup, but the team finished last with 1 win and 5 looses.

Current roster


Nr. Name Nat. Hg. Age
1. Vlad Dogaru  Romania 184 cm 28 years
2. Iulian Orbeanu  Romania 204 cm 22 years
3. Vlad Corpodean  Romania 194 cm 22 years
4. Lucian Chirof  Romania 202 cm 22 years
5. Cornel Alexiu  Romania 197 cm 21 years
6. Marko Djurkovic  Serbia 205 cm 26 years
7. Ante Krapic  Croatia 205 cm 28 years
8. Lamonte Ulmer  United States 198 cm 25 years
9. Ken Tutt  United States 185 cm 29 years
10. Barač Pankracije  Croatia 196 cm 32 years
11. Alexandru Negut  Romania 196 cm 23 years
12. Ousmane Barro  Senegal 208 cm 28 years

Last update: 02.10.2013

Current administration


Nr. Name Nat. Position
1. Hristu Sapera  Romania coach
2. Ziguli Alexandru  Romania assistant coach
3. Căprărescu Sorin  Romania manager
4. Ziguli George  Romania executive director

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