2014–15 NBB Cup

NBB Cup

Landstede Sportcentrum, home of the Cup Final
Champions Donar
(4th title)
Runners-up SPM Shoeters Den Bosch
Semifinalists ZZ Leiden
Landstede Zwolle
Teams 48 (All rounds)
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The 2014–15 NBB Cup was the 47th season of the annual cup tournament in the Netherlands. Donar was the defending champion.

The Final was played in the Landstede Sportcentrum in Zwolle on 29 March 2015.[1] Donar Groningen defeated SPM Shoeters Den Bosch 70–78.

Bracket

Note: When a DBL-team played a team from any lower division, a win in the first leg was enough to qualify for the next round.

  Quarter-finals Semi-Finals Championship
                             
 Rotterdam 61 75 136  
 Donar 91 90 180  
   Donar 78 85 163  
   ZZ Leiden 79 80 159  
 Cangeroes Utrecht 45 45
   ZZ Leiden 87 87  
     Donar 78
   SPM Shoeters 70
   Landstede Zwolle 88 88  
 Aarnoudse Binnenland 43 43  
   Landstede Zwolle 60 66 126
   SPM Shoeters 63 81 144  
 BSW 45 45 96
   SPM Shoeters 86 88 172  

Final

29 maart 2015
15:30
SPM Shoeters Den Bosch 7078 Donar
Scoring by quarter: 20–21, 17–16, 15–13, 18–28
Pts: Denson 22
Rebs: Johnson 15
Asts: Curry 7
Pts: Jeter 21
Rebs: Drie spelers 5
Asts: Jeter, Cunningham 4
Zwolle
Attendance: 1.500
Shoeters
Donar
Starters:
G
11
United States Brandyn Curry
G
8
United States Chris Denson
F
12
Netherlands Kees Akerboom
F
7
Netherlands Stefan Wessels
C
5
United States Reggie Johnson
Reserves:
G
4
Netherlands Arvin Slagter
G
6
Netherlands Vincent Nguyen
G
9
Netherlands Mike Schilder
F
10
Netherlands Ralf de Pagter
F
13
Netherlands Frerik Adriaans
F
14
Netherlands Pim de Fries
Coach:
Netherlands Sam Jones
Starters:
G
4
United States Lance Jeter
G
7
Netherlands Maarten Bouwknecht
F
14
United States Bill Clark
F
5
United States Mark Sanchez
C
13
Netherlands Craig Osaikhwuwuomwan
Reserves:
G
6
Netherlands Sean Cunningham
G
8
Netherlands Mark Ridderhof
F
9
Netherlands Bas Veenstra
F
15
Netherlands Thomas Koenis
G
22
Netherlands Stefan Mladenovic
C
23
Netherlands Benny van der Reijden
Coach:
Croatia Ivica Skelin

References