LEB Plata

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Liga Adecco Plata
Current season or competition: 2013–14 LEB Plata season
Sport	Basketball
Founded	2001
Commissioner	José Luis Sáez
No. of teams	11
Country	Spain
Continent	Europe
Most recent champion(s)	Oviedo CB
Related competitions	Copa LEB Plata
Level on pyramid	3rd Tier (Spain)
Promotion to	LEB Oro - 2nd Tier (First 2)
Relegation to	Liga EBA - 4th Tier (Last 1)
Official website	adeccoplata.es (Spanish)

The LEB Plata is the third tier in the Spanish basketball league system, the second tier in the leagues organized by the Spanish Basketball Federation.

Each year, the winner and the runner-up of the league, promotes to LEB Oro. The last qualifieds are relegated to Liga EBA.

LEB Plata history

From 2000 to 2007, the league was known as LEB 2.

Season	Champion	Runner-up	MVP
2000–01	CB Cornellà	CD Universidad Complutense	Rahshon Turner
2001–02	Bilbao Basket	CB Tarragona	Melvin Simon
2002–03	CB Aracena	CB Ciudad de Algeciras	John Schuck
2003–04	CB Valls	CB Calpe	Shalawn Miller
2004–05	CB L'Hospitalet	CB Alcúdia	Thomas Terrell
2005–06	CB Atapuerca	Gandía Bàsquet	Brett Beeson
2006–07	CI Rosalía de Castro	CB 1939 Canarias	Jason Blair
2007–08	CB Vic	CB Illescas	Stevie Johnson
2008–09	Palencia Baloncesto	CB Cornellà	Robert Joseph
2009–10	Fundación Adepal Alcázar	CB Peñas Huesca	Ronald Thompson
2010–11	CB Clavijo	Bàsquet Mallorca	Ian O'Leary
2011–12	BC Andorra	Club Ourense Baloncesto	Marko Todorović
2012–13	Oviedo CB	CB Bahía San Agustín	Will Hanley

Teams 2013–14 season

Main article: 2013–14 LEB Plata season

Fuenlabrada B

Location of teams in 2013–14 LEB Plata

Team	City	Arena	Founded	Coach
Amics Castelló	Castelló de la Plana	Pabellón Ciutat de Castelló	1994	Antonio Ten
Araberri BC	Vitoria-Gasteiz	Polideportivo Mendizorroza	1994	Iñaki Merino
Cafés Aitona	San Sebastián	Polideportivo Municipal J.A. Gasca	1975	David Blanca
Azpeitia Azkoitia ISB	Azpeitia	Polideportivo Municipal	1975	Iurgi Caminos
Cáceres Patrimonio de la Humanidad	Cáceres	Pabellón Multiusos Ciudad de Cáceres	2007	Ñete Bohígas
CB Prat Joventut	El Prat de Llobregat	Pavelló Joan Busquets	1951	Carles Durán
CEBA Guadalajara	Guadalajara	Polideportivo San José	2011	Javier Juárez
Conservas de Cambados	Cambados	O Pombal	1978	Yago Casal
Fundación Baloncesto Fuenlabrada	Fuenlabrada	Polideportivo Fernando Martín	2013
Grupo Eulen Carrefour "El Bulevar" de Ávila	Ávila	Multiusos Carlos Sastre	2001
Marín Peixegalego	Marín	A Raña		Sergio Cubeiro
Palma Air Europa	Palma de Mallorca	Pabellón Toni Servera	2006	Maties Cerdà
Zornotza ST	Amorebieta-Etxano	Polideportivo Larrea	1959	Mikel Garitaonandia

Copa LEB Plata

The Copa LEB Plata (LEB Plata Cup) is a championship played since 2001.

In the first editions, the three top teams in the first half season and an organizer team played the Cup in a Final Four format. Since 2009, the teams who play this cup are two first qualified in the half season, and it's hosted by the first qualified . The winner of the Copa LEB Plata will be the first team in the play-offs if it finishes between the second and the fifth at the final of the Regular Season.

Year	Host	Winner	Runner-up	Score	MVP
2001	Algeciras	CB Tarragona	CB Cornellà	84–82	Salva Camps
2002	Bilbao	Bilbao Basket	CB Tarragona	84–74	Lucho Fernández
2003	Plasencia	CB Aracena	CB Plasencia	80–71	DeCarlo Deveaux
2004	Logroño	CB Clavijo	CI Rosalía de Castro	77–75	Manu Coego
2005	Gandía	CB Atapuerca	Gandía Bàsquet	98–78	Tony Smith
2006	Pontevedra	CB Atapuerca	CB Peñas Huesca	88–78	Diego Guaita
2007	Santiago	Club Ourense Baloncesto	CB 1939 Canarias	90–89	Sony Vázquez
2008	Palencia	CB Vic	CB Illescas	66–64	Eulis Báez
2009	Palencia	Palencia Baloncesto	CB L'Hospitalet	69–65	Carles Bravo
2010	Huesca	CB Peñas Huesca	CD Huelva Baloncesto	89–67	Stevie Johnson
2011	Logroño	CB Clavijo	BC Andorra	79–72	Sidão Santana
2012	Andorra la Vella	Araberri BC	BC Andorra	82–74	Alberto Ausina
2013	Guadalajara	CEBA Guadalajara	Oviedo CB	78–71	Sergio Llorente
2014	Fuenlabrada	CB Prat	Baloncesto Fuenlabrada B	83–79	Sergio Pérez

Final Four Editions

2001

Semifinals			Final


1	CB Cornellà	90

4	UB La Palma	77
			CB Cornellà	82

			CB Tarragona	84
3	CBC Algeciras	91

2	CB Tarragona	97

2002

Semifinals			Final


1	CB Tarragona	73

4	CB Guadalajara	68
			CB Tarragona	74

			Bilbao Basket	84
3	Bilbao Basket	80

2	CB Calpe	66

2003

Semifinals			Final


1	CB Plasencia	103

4	CB Galicia	73
			CB Plasencia	71

			CB Aracena	80
3	CB Aracena	81

2	Gandía BA	67

2004

Semifinals			Final


1	CI Rosalía de Castro	79

4	CB Valls	68
			CI Rosalía de Castro	75

			CB Clavijo	77
3	CB Clavijo	82

2	CB Atapuerca	76

2005

Semifinals			Final


1	CB Atapuerca	80

4	Gipuzkoa BC	66
			CB Atapuerca	98

			Gandía BA	78
3	Baloncesto Pozuelo	88

2	Gandía BA	98

2006

Semifinals			Final


1	CB Peñas Huesca	75

4	CB Ciudad de Pontevedra	71
			CB Peñas Huesca	79

			CB Atapuerca	88
3	CB Atapuerca	81

2	UB Sabadell	72

2007

Semifinals			Final


1	CB 1939 Canarias	91

4	Bàsquet Muro	84
			CB 1939 Canarias	80

			Club Ourense Baloncesto	90
3	Club Ourense Baloncesto	78

2	CI Rosalía de Castro	66

2008

Semifinals			Final


1	Palencia Baloncesto	65

4	CB Illescas	80
			CB Illescas	64

			CB Vic	66
3	CB Vic	78

2	Gijón Baloncesto	69

Since 2009, the Copa Príncipe de Asturias is only played with the two top teams at the first half of the LEB Plata season

External links

LEB Plata in FEB.es

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LEB Plata teams	Amics Castelló Araberri BC Azpeitia Azkoitia ISB Cáceres Patrimonio de la Humanidad Cafés Aitona CB Prat Joventut CEBA Guadalajara Conservas de Cambados Fundación Baloncesto Fuenlabrada Grupo Eulen Carrefour "El Bulevar" de Ávila Marín Peixegalego Palma Air Europa Zornotza ST

LEB Plata seasons	2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14

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