Copa del Rey de Baloncesto

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The Copa del Rey de Baloncesto (English: King's Cup of Basketball) is an annual cup competition for Spanish basketball teams organized by Spain's top professional league, Asociación de Clubs de Baloncesto. It was originally known as the Copa de España de Baloncesto and was first played in 1933. It was the first nationwide basketball competition played in Spain. During the Franco years it was referred to as the Copa del Generalísimo, before becoming the Copa del Rey in 1977.

Since 1987 the Final Eight format has been used. At the end of half season, the top eight teams from the Spanish League qualify. The eight teams play-off at one venue over four days, eventually producing a winner. The Final Eight is one of the highlights of the Spanish sporting calendar.

Contents 1 Last editions 2 Winners 3 History 3.1 Copa de España 3.2 Copa del Rey 3.3 Copa del Rey Final Four 3.4 Copa del Rey Final Eight

[edit] Last editions

• 2007/08
• 2006/07
• 2005/06
• 2004/05

[edit] Winners

• 22 : Real Madrid
  • 1951, 1952, 1954, 1956, 1957, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1993
• 20: FC Barcelona
  • 1943, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1950, 1959, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1994, 2001, 2003, 2007
• 8: Club Joventut de Badalona 1948, 1953, 1955, 1958, 1969, 1976, 1997, 2008
• 5: Tau Vitoria 1995, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2006
• 3: CB Estudiantes 1963, 1992, 2000

• 2: Rayo Club Madrid 1933, 1936
• 2: Laietà BC de Barcelona 1942 1944
• 2: Picadero Jockey Club de Barcelona
  • 1964 1968
• 2: CAI Zaragoza 1984, 1990
• 1: Societé Patrie Maunier Barcelona 1935
• 1: CB L'Hospitalet 1940
• 1: RCD Espanyol 1941
• 1: TDK Manresa 1996
• 1: Pamesa Valencia 1998
• 1: Unicaja de Málaga 2005

[edit] History

[edit] Copa de España

Year	Venue	Winner	Runner-Up	Result
1933	Madrid	Rayo Club Madrid	Real Madrid	21-11
1935	Barcelona	Societé Patrie	Rayo Club Madrid	23-19
1936	Madrid	Rayo Club Madrid	Societé Patrie	23-20
1940	Barcelona	CB L'Hospitalet	CB Atlético Gracia	20-17
1941	Madrid	RCD Espanyol	CB L'Hospitalet	35-20
1942	Zaragoza	Laietà BC	FC Barcelona	30-28
1943	Palma de Mallorca	FC Barcelona	Laietà BC	27-25
1944	Vigo	Laietà BC	Real Madrid	32-18
1945	Barcelona	FC Barcelona	Laietà BC	37-34
1946	Barcelona	FC Barcelona	UE Montgat	44-35
1947	Zaragoza	FC Barcelona	CB Canarias	39-25
1948	Burgos	CB Joventut	Real Madrid	41-32
1949	Madrid	FC Barcelona	Real Madrid	(play-off)
1950	Barcelona	FC Barcelona	CB Joventut	46-39
1951	San Sebastián	Real Madrid	FC Barcelona	47-36
1952	Alicante	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	43-31
1953	Valladolid	CB Joventut	Real Madrid	41-39
1954	Madrid	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	56-41
1955	Barcelona	CB Joventut	Real Madrid	59-44
1956	Madrid	Real Madrid	Aismalíbar Montcada	59-55
1957	Vigo	Real Madrid	Aismalíbar Montcada	54-50
1958	Zaragoza	CB Joventut	Real Madrid	74-69
1959	Barcelona	FC Barcelona	Aismalíbar Montcada	50-36
1960	Madrid	Real Madrid	Club Hesperia de Madrid	76-64
1961	Bilbao	Real Madrid	FC Barcelona	76-51
1962	Barcelona	Real Madrid	CB Estudiantes	80-66
1963	San Sebastián	CB Estudiantes	Real Madrid	94-90
1964	Lugo	Picadero Jockey Club	Aismalíbar Montcada	63-51
1965	Salamanca	Real Madrid	Club Náutico de Sevilla	102-82
1966	Terrassa	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	62-61
1967	Vitoria	Real Madrid	SD Kas Vitoria	82-80
1968	Gijón	Picadero Jockey Club	CB Joventut	58-55
1969	Orense	CB Joventut	Real Madrid	82-81
1970	León	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	102-90
1971	Vitoria	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	72-63
1972	A Coruña	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	92-77
1973	Valencia	Real Madrid	CB Estudiantes	123-79
1974	Alicante	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	87-85
1975	Jaén	Real Madrid	CB Estudiantes	114-85
1976	Cartagena	CB Joventut	Real Madrid	99-88

[edit] Copa del Rey

Year	Venue	Winner	Runner-Up	Result
1977	Palma de Mallorca	Real Madrid	FC Barcelona	97-71
1978	Zaragoza	FC Barcelona	Real Madrid	103-96
1979	Pamplona	FC Barcelona	Club Tempus de Madrid	130-113
1980	Ferrol	FC Barcelona	CB Manresa	92-83
1981	Almería	FC Barcelona	Real Madrid	106-90
1982	Badajoz	FC Barcelona	Real Madrid	110-108
1983	Palencia	FC Barcelona	Club Inmobanco de Madrid	125-93

[edit] Copa del Rey Final Four

Year	Venue	Winner	Runner-Up	Result
1984	Zaragoza	CAI Zaragoza	FC Barcelona	81-78
1985	Badalona	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	90-76
1986	Barcelona	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	87-79

[edit] Copa del Rey Final Eight

Year	Venue	Winner	Runner-Up	Result	MVP
1987	Tenerife	FC Barcelona	CB Joventut	110-102	---
1988	Valladolid	FC Barcelona	Real Madrid	84-83	---
1989	A Coruña	Real Madrid	FC Barcelona	85-81	---
1990	Las Palmas	CAI Zaragoza	CB Joventut	76-69	Mark Davis (CAI)
1991	Zaragoza	FC Barcelona	CB Estudiantes	67-65	Juan Antonio Orenga (Est)
1992	Granada	CB Estudiantes	CAI Zaragoza	61-56	John Pinone (Est)
1993	A Coruña	Real Madrid	CB Joventut	74-71	Joe Arlauckas (Bas)
1994	Sevilla	FC Barcelona	Saski-Baskonia SAD	86-75	Velimir Perasovic (Bask)
1995	Granada	Saski-Baskonia SAD	Amway Zaragoza	88-80	Pablo Laso (Bask)
1996	Murcia	TDK Manresa	FC Barcelona	94-92	Joan Creus (TDK)
1997	León	CB Joventut	Cáceres CB	79-71	Andre Turner (Jov)
1998	Valladolid	Pamesa Valencia	CB Joventut	89-75	Nacho Rodilla (Val)
1999	Valencia	Saski-Baskonia SAD	Caja San Fernando	70-61	Elmer Bennett (Bask)
2000	Vitoria	CB Estudiantes	Pamesa Valencia	73-63	Alfonso Reyes (Est)
2001	Málaga	FC Barcelona	Real Madrid	80-77	Pau Gasol (FCB)
2002	Vitoria	Saski-Baskonia SAD	FC Barcelona	85-83	Dejan Tomašević (Bask)
2003	Valencia	FC Barcelona	Saski-Baskonia SAD	84-78	Dejan Bodiroga (FCB)
2004	Sevilla	Saski-Baskonia SAD	CB Joventut	81-77	Rudy Fernández (Jov)
2005	Zaragoza	Unicaja Málaga	Real Madrid	80-76	Jorge Garbajosa (Uni)
2006	Madrid	Saski-Baskonia SAD	Pamesa Valencia	85-80	Pablo Prigioni (Bask)
2007	Málaga	FC Barcelona	Real Madrid	69-53	Jordi Trias (FCB)
2008	Vitoria	CB Joventut	Saski-Baskonia SAD	82-80	Rudy Fernández (Jov)

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