2013–14 Greek Basket League

2013–14 Greek Basket League season
League	Greek Basket League
Sport	Basketball
Duration	12 October 2013 – 4 June 2014
Number of teams	14
TV partner(s)	SKAI TV, NERIT, Nova Sports
Regular Season
Season champions	Panathinaikos
Season MVP	Dimitris Diamantidis
Top scorer	Errick McCollum
Playoffs
Finals
Champions	Panathinaikos
Runners-up	Olympiacos
Finals MVP	Dimitris Diamantidis

The 2013–14 Greek Basket League was the 74th season of the Greek Basket League, the highest tier professional basketball league in Greece.

Previous 2012–13 season's results

Relegated to Greek A2 Basketball League
- Peristeri (13th place)
- Kavala (14th place)
Promoted from Greek A2 Basketball League
- AENK (Champion)
- Trikala Aries (2nd place)

Teams, venues, and locations

Club	Position 2012–13	Season In League	Greek League Arena	Capacity	Head Coach
AENK	1st (A2)	1st	Zirineio Indoor Hall	1,500	Ilias Papatheodorou
Apollon Patras	8th	29th	Apollon Patras Indoor Hall, Patras	3,500	Nikos Vetoulas
Aris	6th	60th	Alexandrio Melathron, Thessaloniki	5,500^[1]	Milan Minić
Ikaros Chalkidas	7th	4th	Kanithou Indoor Hall, Chalkida	1,600	Dimitrios Priftis
Ilysiakos	12th	8th	Ilissia Indoor Hall, Zografou	1,700^[2]	Dimitris Liogas
KAOD	9th	4th	Drama Indoor Hall, Drama	1,700	Nenad Marković
Kolossos	10th	8th	Venetoklio Indoor Hall, Rhodes	1,700	Vassilis Fragkias
Olympiacos	2nd	61st	Peace and Friendship Stadium, Piraeus	12,000	Georgios Bartzokas
Panathinaikos	1st	64th	OAKA Indoor Hall, Marousi	19,250	Fragiskos Alvertis
Panelefsiniakos	11th	2nd	Elefsina Indoor Hall, Eleusis	1,100	Giorgos Skarafingas
Panionios	3rd	47th	Nea Smyrni Indoor Hall, Nea Smyrni	2,000	Ioannis Sfairopoulos
PAOK	5th	57th	PAOK Sports Arena, Pylaia	10,000^[3]	Soulis Markopoulos
Rethymno Aegean	4th	4th	Rethymno Indoor Hall, Rethymno	1,600	Thanasis Giaples
Trikala Aries	2nd (A2)	1st	Trikala Indoor Hall, Trikala	2,500	Kostas Flevarakis

AENK
Panathinaikos
Ilysiakos
Panionios

Location of teams in Greek Basket League 2013–14

Regular season

League table

Pos	Club	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff	Pts	Qualification or Relegation
1.	Panathinaikos	26	25	1	2073	1648	+425	51	Qualified for the Playoffs
2.	Olympiacos	26	24	2	2119	1681	+438	50
3.	Panionios	26	18	8	1938	1826	+112	44
4.	PAOK	26	15	11	2064	1986	+78	41
5.	AENK	26	14	12	1880	1884	-4	40
6.	KAOD	26	13	13	2003	2021	-18	39
7.	Aris	26	12	14	1807	1802	+5	38
8.	Apollon Patras	26	11	15	1874	1960	-86	37
9.	Rethymno Aegean	26	10	16	1927	2023	-96	36
10.	Kolossos Rodou	26	10	16	1820	1956	-136	36
11.	Trikala Aries	26	9	17	1927	2046	-119	35
12.	Panelefsiniakos	26	7	19	1782	1980	-198	33
13.	Ilysiakos	26	7	19	1788	1945	-157	33	Relegation to A2
14.	Ikaros Chalkidas	26	7	19	1876	2120	-244	33	Relegation to A2

Source: ESAKE

Olympiacos started the season with a -2 points penalty in the standings.

Results

	APO	ARI	IKA	ILY	KAO	KOL	AENK	OLY	PAO	PNF	PAN	PAOK	RET	TRI
Apollon Patras		76-78	71-65	80-65	62-64	76-66	75-67	67-76	79-95	70-69	81-89	77-81	82-73	67-74
Aris	67-75		84-67	75-64	77-59	57-68	67-65	59-64	59-75	75-61	63-65	75-79	73-67	88-57
Ikaros Chalkidas	72-64	77-88		72-71	89-73	96-88	83-81	64-87	64-85	74-84	73-80	78-86	89-78	81-74
Ilysiakos	67-76	51-63	79-71		70-74	74-62	71-65	57-78	60-87	84-75	73-87	78-77	86-72	69-59
KAOD	81-83	58-66	96-79	76-73		76-79	76-77	75-69	85-87	81-68	76-63	90-85	83-82	83-70
Kolossos Rodou	82-84	72-69	70-64	72-60	70-76		62-59	61-94	58-73	67-57	75-64	62-49	66-76	76-72
AENK	72-54	81-74	75-66	81-66	84-95	80-74		67-75	65-88	81-73	64-60	95-86	84-76	97-85
Olympiacos	93-71	93-61	99-61	83-73	83-71	77-68	69-64		55-45	94-64	76-66	78-70	105-64	84-45
Panathinaikos	81-73	71-59	77-61	83-77	93-72	102-69	72-59	58-48		74-35	90-65	81-61	76-61	83-63
Panelefsiniakos	66-73	72-60	71-60	73-58	73-67	97-69	63-71	63-101	54-76		72-74	56-79	72-87	94-77
Panionios	79-47	63-68	89-54	69-64	77-71	73-66	64-39	66-77	64-69	92-70		95-92	74-66	69-62
PAOK	78-74	56-49	88-74	84-49	82-65	88-81	92-83	72-74	71-82	81-72	91-100		97-90	82-77
Rethymno Aegean	92-72	84-77	82-77	63-62	77-72	86-67	54-55	79-103	63-82	85-69	91-100	64-81		79-77
Trikala Aries	68-65	82-76	100-65	88-87	103-108	77-70	64-69	70-84	68-88	70-59	83-84	87-76	75-63

Source: ESAKE Fixtures

Playoffs

Teams in bold won the playoff series. Numbers to the left of each team indicate the team's original playoff seeding. Numbers to the right indicate the score of each playoff game.

Bracket

Quarterfinals				Semifinals					Finals

1	Panathinaikos	88	82
8	Apollon Patras	61	67
				1	Panathinaikos	89	83	72

				4	PAOK	83	77	65
4	PAOK	70	79

5	AENK	66	75
									1	Panathinaikos	59	64	64	67	82
									2	Olympiacos	56	89	69	65	71
2	Olympiacos	77	74
7	Aris	44	59
				2	Olympiacos	78	84	93

				3	Panionios	43	58	90	3rd Place
3	Panionios	83	81

6	KAOD	73	71						4	PAOK	65	81	57	84
									3	Panionios	60	63	75	80

Final league standings

Position	Team	Overall Record
		Games	Wins	Losses
1.	Panathinaikos	36	33	3
2.	Olympiacos	36	31	5
3.	PAOK	35	20	15
4.	Panionios	35	21	14
5.	AENK	28	14	14
6.	KAOD	28	13	15
7.	Aris	28	12	16
8.	Apollon Patras	28	11	17
9.	Rethymno Aegean	26	10	16
10.	Kolossos Rodou	26	10	16
11.	Trikala Aries	26	9	17
12.	Panelefsiniakos	26	7	19
13.	Ilysiakos	26	7	19
14.	Ikaros Chalkidas	26	7	19

	2014–15 Euroleague Regular Season
	2014–15 Eurocup Regular Season
	Relegation to 2014–15 Greek A2 League

Greek Basket League 2013–14 Champions
Panathinaikos 34th Title

Individual statistics

The Greek Basket League counts official stats leaders by stats totals, and not by per game averages. It also counts the total stats for both regular season and playoffs combined.

Points

Rank	Name	Team	Points	Games	PPG
1.	Errick McCollum	Panionios	625	35	17.9
2.	Kostas Charalampidis	PAOK	434	35	12.4
3.	Michalis Tsairelis	PAOK	431	35	12.3
4.	J'Covan Brown	KAOD	430	25	17.2
5.	Chris Evans	Trikala Aries	414	25	16.6

Rebounds

Rank	Name	Team	Rebounds	Games	RPG
1.	Kenny Gabriel	Rethymno Aegean	243	26	9.3
2.	Georgios Bogris	PAOK	222	34	6.5
3.	Nikola Marković	KAOD	209	28	7.5
4.	Dominique Sutton	Ikaros Chalkidas	188	25	7.5
5.	Chris Evans	Trikala Aries	183	25	7.3

Assists

Rank	Name	Team	Assists	Games	APG
1.	D. J. Cooper	PAOK	223	35	6.6
2.	Dimitris Diamantidis	Panathinaikos	162	35	4.6
3.	Vassilis Spanoulis	Olympiacos	143	29	4.9
4.	Nikos Liakopoulos	Nea Kifissia	126	27	4.7
5.	Ioannis Gagaloudis	Ikaros Chalkidas	124	26	4.8

Source widgets.baskethotel.com/site/esake

References

External links

Official Basket League Site (in Greek)
Official Basket League Site (in English)
Official Hellenic Basketball Federation Site (in Greek)

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