Russian Basketball Super League 2007/2008

The Russian Basketball Super League 2007/2008 is the 17th official season of Russian Basketball Super League. In all there are 13 teams.

Regular season

Results

Main article: Russian Basketball Super League 2007/2008 Results

	CSKA	UNICS	Khimki	Dynamo	Rostov	Triumph	Primorje	Petersburg	Universitet	Samara	Ural	Lokomotiv	Enisey
CSKA		93-61	68-64	80-82	92–69	93-74	97-71	78-65	101-52	97-62	94-71	130-61	113-60
UNICS	63-75		75-78	72-77	77-83	84-78	83-64	84-68	108-73	101–68	63-61	96-69	86-85
Khimki	61-87	77-71		94-87	77-68	79-69	106-92	97-67	101-67	91-67	88-70	96-74	93-54
Dynamo	66-84	79-83	55-74		72-67	69-70	88-81	86-66	107-94	103-75	93-82	121-85	96–67
Rostov	64-75	59-76	80-92	74-67		57-73	94-91	86-73	85-71	93-63	77–75	97-66	106-89
Triumph	71-81	90–70	64-65	87-65	97-90		80-83	103-65	88-72	95–64	101–81	100-75	104-74
Primorje	63-89	65-66	51-75	85-75	86-71	90-81		81–68	66-70	81-75	71-67	97-65	88-78
Petersburg	72-97	74-91	65-97	66-89	86-83	76-91	74-91		85-78	80-89	86-84	86-75	76-81
Universitet	63-85	67-91	79–86	69-90	73-78	75-88	97-88	94-89		98-104	102-104	83-78	86-84
Samara	70-97	63-78	57-90	71-76	78-57	78-91	76-72	80-69	73-69		76-69	101-81	98-69
Ural Great	69-75	69-90	87-94	83-79	91-80	72-61	69–53	78-61	73-67	87-83		92-77	89-75
Lokomotiv	60–104	81-106	66–121	66-79	78-87	80-96	79-78	98-79	78-75	81-97	68-78		97-85
Enisey	63-89	56-87	78-96	59-91	63-76	56-97	82-92	77–89	91-96	93-87	66-84	85-77

Relegation round

Standings

Pos	Team	%	Pts	GP	W	L	GF	GA
1	CSK VSS Samara	0.469	47	32	15	17	80.3	83.1
2	Universitet Yugra	0.375	44	32	12	20	81.6	87.0
3	Spartak St. Petersburg	0.250	40	32	8	24	76.8	86.2
4	Enisey	0.219	39	32	7	25	77.3	91.0
5	Sibirtelecom Lokomotiv	0.160	29	32	6	26	75.9	94.7

Results

Main article: Russian Basketball Super League 2007/2008 Results

	Samara	Universitet	Petersburg	Lokomotiv	Enisey
Samara		106-86	79-68	88-81	88-48
Universitet	98-93		75-68	110-76	111-72
Petersburg	91-88	75-86		95-74	88-89
Lokomotiv	82-81	92-86	80-98		81-82
Enisey	89-90	80-90	98-90	114-82

Playoffs

Bracket

Quarterfinals					Semifinals						Final

1	CSKA Moscow	72	97
8	Spartak Primorje	66	73
					1	CSKA Moscow	74	85 (OT)	76

					5	Dynamo Moscow	59	78	62
5	Dynamo Moscow	59	82	84

4	Triumph Lyubertsy	72	75	66
											1	CSKA Moscow	97	74	88
											2	Khimki	76	66	78
3	UNICS Kazan	78	80	62
6	Ural Great	81	71	71
					6	Ural Great	78	90	87	70

					2	Khimki	101	99	71	77	Bronze Medal Match
7	Lokomotiv Rostov	74	68

2	Khimki	92	83								5	Dynamo Moscow	68	76	78	86
											6	Ural Great	92	61	60	74

Classification 5–8 places

Semifinals 5–8 places					5–6 places

8	Spartak Primorje	75	66	55
4	Triumph Lyubertsy	69	69	86
					4	Triumph Lyubertsy	80	77

					3	UNICS Kazan	64	69
3	UNICS Kazan	69	62	77

7	Lokomotiv Rostov	62	68	65	7–8 places
					8	Spartak Primorje	92	75
					7	Lokomotiv Rostov	101	80

Individual leaders

Points

All Players

Rank	Name	Team	Games	Points	PPG
1.	Lee Nailon	Sibirtelecom Lokomotiv	12	264	22.0
2.	Zendon Hamilton	Enisey Krasnoyarsk	17	323	19.0
3.	Fred Warrick	Enisey Krasnoyarsk	24	419	17.5
4.	Henry Domercant	Dynamo Moscow	22	364	16.6
5.	J. R. Bremer	Spartak Primorje	23	372	16.2
6.	Alex Scales	CSK VSS Samara	23	363	15.8
7.	Andrew Wisniewski	Ural Great	23	362	15.7
8.	Aleksandr Miloserdov	Universitet	22	326	14.8
9	Maciej Lampe	Khimki	17	251	14.8
10.	Brent Wright	Ural Great	22	306	13.9

Only Russian Players

Rank	Name	Team	Games	Points	PPG
1.	Aleksandr Miloserdov	Universitet	22	326	14.8
2.	Sergey Chikalkin	UNICS Kazan	21	274	13.1
3.	Stanislav Makshantsev	Spartak Primorje	24	300	12.5
4.	Sergei Toporov	Triumph Lyubertsy	23	273	11.9
5.	Ilia Aleksandrov	Sibirtelecom Lokomotiv	22	259	11.8
6.	Kelly McCarty	Khimki	22	252	11.5
7.	Sergei Vorotnikov	Lokomotiv Rostov	23	263	11.4
8.	Vitaly Fridzon	Khimki	24	259	10.8
9.	Aleksey Zozulin	Ural Great	24	251	10.5
10.	Evgeniy Voronov	CSK VSS Samara	23	239	10.4

Rebounds

All Players

Rank	Name	Team	Games	Rebounds	RPG
1.	Joseph Blair	Spartak Primorje	19	177	9.3
2.	Lee Nailon	Sibirtelecom Lokomotiv	12	105	8.8
3.	Zendon Hamilton	Enisey Krasnoyarsk	17	142	8.4
4.	Rafael Araújo	Spartak Saint Petersburg	20	155	7.8
5.	Brent Wright	Ural Great	22	159	7.2
6.	Maciej Lampe	Khimki	17	120	7.1
7.	Maksim Krivosheev	Sibirtelecom Lokomotiv	23	157	6.8
8.	Tariq Kirksay	UNICS Kazan	22	148	6.7
9.	David Andersen	CSKA Moscow	18	120	6.7
10.	Kelvin Gibbs	Universitet	15	94	6.3

Only Russian Players

Rank	Name	Team	Games	Rebounds	RPG
1.	Maksim Krivosheev	Sibirtelecom Lokomotiv	23	157	6.8
2.	Andrey Trushkin	CSK VSS Samara	23	142	6.2
3.	Aleksandr Savenkov	Universitet	23	134	5.8
4.	Kelly McCarty	Khimki	22	123	5.6
5.	Viktor Dubovitskiy	Sibirtelecom Lokomotiv	22	107	4.9
6.	Stanislav Makshantsev	Spartak Primorje	24	112	4.7
7.	Aleksey Zozulin	Ural Great	24	98	4.1
8.	Fedor Likholitov	Triumph Lyubertsy	24	96	4.0
9.	Alexander Dedushkin	Ural Great	12	48	4.0
10.	Sergei Monia	Dynamo Moscow	23	90	3.9

Assists

Rank	Name	Team	Games	Assists	APG
1.	J. R. Bremer	Spartak Primorje	23	130	5.72
2.	Theodoros Papaloukas	CSKA Moscow	19	102	5.4
3.	Lonnie Cooper	Sibirtelecom Lokomotiv	16	85	5.3
4.	Andrew Wisniewski	Ural Great	23	106	4.6
5.	Anton Ponkrashov	Khimki	24	108	4.5
6.	Jon Robert Holden	CSKA Moscow	24	107	4.5
7.	Daniel Ewing	Khimki	22	83	3.8
7.	Ognjen Askrabiĉ	Triumph Lyubertsy	22	83	3.8
9.	Tariq Kirksay	UNICS Kazan	22	80	3.6
10.	Mire Chatman	Triumph Lyubertsy	22	79	3.6

Transfer campaign

Main article: Russian Basketball Super League 2007/2008 Transfer campaign

Basketball in Russia

RBF
Russian League System
List of Russian League Champions
List of Russian Basketball Venues

National Teams

Men	Russia

Women	Russia

Defunct National Teams

Men	Soviet Union

Women	Soviet Union

League Competitions

Men	VTB United League Russian Super League 1 Russian Higher League Russian Under–23 Youth League Russian 1 League

Women	Russian Women's Premier League Russian Women's Super League Russian Women's Higher League

Defunct League Competitions

Men	Russian Professional Basketball League Soviet Union Premier League

Women	Soviet Union Women's Premier League

Cup Competitions

Men	Russian Cup

Women	Russian Women's Cup

Defunct Cup Competitions

Men	Soviet Union Cup

Women	Soviet Union Women's Cup

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