Belgian Basketball Cup

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Belgian Basketball Cup
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2015–16 Belgian Basketball Cup
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Sport Basketball
Founded 1954
Country Belgium Belgium
Continent FIBA Europe (Europe)
Most recent champion(s) Oostende
(16th title)
Most titles Oostende
(16 titles)
Related competitions Belgian League
Belgian Supercup
Level on pyramid 1st tier
Official website basketbelgium.be

The Belgian Basketball Cup – named The Base Cup for sponsorship reasons – is the top tier national basketball cup competition in Belgium.

History

In 2013, the cup got a new name in The Base Cup, referring to the new main sponsor Base. The mobile telephony provider signed a sponsorship contract for 3 years. This led to, in the 2013–14 season, the first time a Final Four was held instead of semifinals with two legs since 2003.[1]

Finals

Season Location Venue Winner Score Runner-up Final Four MVP Ref(s)
1953–54
Semailles B.C.
70–59
Altitude B.C. N/A [2]
1954–55
Semailles B.C.
57–49
Amicale Sportive N/A [2]
1955–56
Semailles B.C.
71–69
Antwerp Giants[lower-alpha 1] N/A [2]
1956–57
Brabo
67–56
Canter N/A [2]
1957–58
Semailles B.C.
62–57
Brabo N/A [2]
1958–59
Racing C.B.
66–65
Antwerp Giants N/A [2]
1959–60
Royal IV
58–47
Racing C.B. N/A [2]
1960–61
Antwerp B.C.
72–61
V.G. Oostende N/A [2]
1961–62
V.G. Oostende
65–63
Racing C.B. N/A [2]
1962–63
Standard Liège
66–59
Sint Niklaas N/A [2]
1963–64
Racing Mechelen
121–62
Athlon Ieper N/A [2]
1964–65
Racing Mechelen
89–73
Racing White N/A [2]
1965–66
Royal IV
88–68
Okapi Aalst N/A [2]
1966–67
Royal IV
70–67
Avanti Brugge[lower-alpha 2] N/A [2]
1967–68
Royal IV
75–51
Oxaco Tornado N/A [2]
1968–69
Standard Liège
80–72
Bell Mechelen N/A [2]
1969–70
Bell Mechelen
70–56
Bus Fruit Lier N/A [2]
1970–71
Bell Mechelen
72–67
Standard CL N/A [2]
1971–72
Antwerpen B.C.
91–77
Bus Fruit Lier N/A [2]
1972–73
Royal IV
86–84
Bus Fruit Lier N/A [2]
1973–74
R. Ford Antwerpse
75–72
Bus Fruit Lier N/A [2]
1974–75
Bus Lier
108–102
Maes Pils Mechelen N/A [2]
1975–76
IJsboerke Kortrijk
70–69
Immo Scheers Lier N/A [2]
1976–77
Standard Liège
102–85
Eveil Monceau N/A [2]
1977–78
Avanti Brugge
72–69
Standard Boule d'Or N/A [2]
1978–79
Sunair Oostende
77–66
Royal Fresh Air N/A [2]
1979–80
SFX Verviers
73–72
Sunair Oostende N/A [2]
1980–81
Sunair Oostende
101–73
Hellas Gent N/A [2]
1981–82
Sunair Oostende
78–67
Toptours Aarschot N/A [2]
1982–83
Sunair Oostende
86–66
Maccabi Brussels[lower-alpha 3] N/A [2]
1983–84
Maccabi Brussels
80–64
Verviers-Pepinster N/A [2]
1984–85
Sunair Oostende
108–94
Opel Merksem N/A [2]
1985–86
Maes Pils Mechelen
98–70
Boule de'Or Andenne N/A [2]
1986–87
Maes Pils Mechelen
112–71, 84–101
Assubel-G-Mariembourg N/A [2]
1987–88
Maccabi Brussels
72–61
Assubel-G-Mariembourg N/A [2]
1988–89
Sunair Oostende
72–66
Maccabi Brussels N/A [2]
1989–90
Maes Pils Mechelen
96–58
Durox Leuven N/A [2]
1990–91
Sunair Oostende
75–74 (OT)
Bobcat Gent N/A [2]
1991–92
Bobcat Gent
68–55
Sunair Oostende N/A [2]
1992–93
Maes Pils Mechelen
97–72
Go Pass Pepinster N/A [2]
1993–94
Maes Pils Mechelen
87–80
ABB Leuven N/A [2]
1994–95
Basket Brussels
69–60
Spirou Charleroi N/A [2]
1995–96
Spirou Charleroi
65–63
Sunair Oostende N/A [2]
1996–97
Sunair Oostende
90–80
Spirou Charleroi N/A [2]
1997–98
Sunair Oostende
90–80
Belgacom Aalst N/A [2]
1998–99
Spirou Charleroi
91–85 (3OT)
Sunair Oostende N/A [2]
1999–00
Racing Basket Antwerpen
82–65
Orange Oostende N/A [2]
2000–01
Telindus Oostende
93–79
Spirou Charleroi N/A [2]
2001–02
Spirou Charleroi
96–65
Pover Wevelgem N/A [2]
2002–03
Spirou Charleroi
115–68
Spirou Gilly[lower-alpha 4] N/A [2]
2003–04
Euphony Liège
87–83
Telindus Oostende N/A [2]
2004–05
Passe-Partout Leuven Bears
87–80
Spirou Charleroi N/A [2]
2005–06
Dexia Mons-Hainaut
69–59
Spirou Charleroi N/A [2]
2006–07
Leuven Sportoase Sanex Antwerp Giants
70–64
Liège Basket N/A [3]
2007–08
Charleroi Spiroudome Telindus Oostende
66–63
Spirou Charleroi N/A [4]
2008–09
Leuven Sportoase Spirou Charleroi
63–51
Liège Basket N/A [5]
2009–10
Liège Country Hall Ethias Base Oostende
82–63
Spirou Charleroi N/A [6]
2010–11
Antwerp Lotto Arena Dexia Mons-Hainaut
68–66
Telenet Oostende N/A [7]
2011–12
Antwerp Lotto Arena Okapi Aalstar
96–89 (OT)
Antwerp Giants N/A [8]
2012–13
Antwerp Lotto Arena Telenet Oostende
77–76
Okapi Aalstar United States Matt Lojeski [9]
2013–14
Brussels Paleis 12 Telenet Oostende
88–79
Port of Antwerp Giants Serbia Dušan Đorđević [10]
2014–15
Brussels Forest National Telenet Oostende
94–93 (OT)
Liège N/A
2015–16
Brussels Forest National Telenet Oostende
72–54
Port of Antwerp Giants Belgium Khalid Boukichou

See also

Notes

  1. Antwerp Giants started the 1956 Final with a 20 point lead
  2. Avanti Brugge started the 1967 Final with a 10-point lead because the team was from the Third Division.
  3. In the 1983 Final, Maccabi Brussels got a 10 point lead before the match because the team was from the second division
  4. Spirou Gilly got a 15 point leader before the start of the match, because the club was from the second division

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