ULEB Cup 2002-03

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The ULEB Cup 2002-03 was the 1st season of second by strongest competition ULEB Cup, organized by ULEB. There was 24 teams. The Final Eight was held from April 15 till April 24 in Valencia, Spain and Novo Mesto, Slovenia.

Contents 1 Teams of the 2002-2003 ULEB Cup 2 Format 2.1 Regular Season 2.2 Eighthfinals 2.3 Quarterfinals 2.4 Semifinals 2.5 Final 3 Regular Season 3.1 Group A 3.2 Group B 3.3 Group C 3.4 Group D 4 Eightfinals 4.1 Eightfinal 1 4.2 Eightfinal 2 4.3 Eightfinal 3 4.4 Eightfinal 4 4.5 Eightfinal 5 4.6 Eightfinal 6 4.7 Eightfinal 7 4.8 Eightfinal 8 5 Quarterfinals 5.1 Quarterfinal 1 5.2 Quarterfinal 2 5.3 Quarterfinal 3 5.4 Quarterfinal 4 6 Semifinals 6.1 Semifinal 1 6.2 Semifinal 2 7 Finals 8 Final MVP 9 External links

[edit] Teams of the 2002-2003 ULEB Cup

Country	Teams	Teams (place in national championship)
Spain	5	Adecco Estudiantes (4)	Pamesa Valencia (5)	Jabones Pardo Fuenlabrada (7)	Caprabo Lleida (8)	DKV Joventut (9)
Italy	4	Generali Group Trieste (7)	Eurocellulari Roseto (9)	Metis Varese (10)	Snadeiro Udine (12)
France	3	Cholet Basket (3)	Elan Chalon (4)	Gravelines Dunkerque (5)
Germany	3	Telekom Baskets Bonn (2)	Opel Skyliners (5)	RheinEnergie Cologne
Slovenia	2	Krka Novo Mesto (2)	Pivovarna Laško (3)
Belgium	2	BC Oostende (1)	Spirou RW Charleroi (2)
Russia	1	Ural Great Perm (1)
Serbia	1	FMP Zeleznik (3)
Turkey	1	Darüssafaka (3)
Croatia	1	KK Zadar (2)
Netherlands	1	Ricoh Astronauts (3)

[edit] Format

This season's ULEB Cup featured a total of 24 teams, divided in 4 groups of 6. The round-robin group stage will be followed by knock-out stages. The regular season began in October 2002.

[edit] Regular Season

The 24 teams in 4 groups (in each group 6 teams) played a round-robin competition (home and away). 4 teams from each group advanced to the Knockout stage (quarter finals).

[edit] Eighthfinals

The winners from Eightfinals advanced to the quarterfinals. The matches were played at two games (home and away). The match winner determined by points different.

[edit] Quarterfinals

The winners from Quarterfinals advanced to the semifinals. The matches were played at two games (home and away). The match winner determined by points different.

[edit] Semifinals

The winners from Semifinals advanced to the finals. The matches were played at two games (home and away). The match winner determined by points different.

[edit] Final

The matches were played at two games (home and away). The match winner determined by points different.

[edit] Regular Season

[edit] Group A

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	Gravelines Dunkerque	10	7	3	851	796	55
2.	DKV Joventut	10	6	4	837	824	13
3.	Ural Great Perm	10	5	5	877	824	53
4.	Snadeiro Udine	10	5	5	823	805	18
5.	Telekom Baskets Bonn	10	4	6	786	845	-59
6.	Jabones Pardo Fuenlabrada	10	3	7	809	889	-80

[edit] Group B

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	FMP Zeleznik	10	9	1	796	669	127
2.	Pamesa Valencia	10	8	2	847	710	137
3.	Eurocellulari Roseto	10	5	5	786	778	8
4.	Pivovarna Laško	10	4	6	751	828	-77
5.	Opel Skyliners	10	3	7	731	795	-64
6.	BC Oostende	10	1	9	748	879	-131

[edit] Group C

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	Krka Novo Mesto	10	7	3	869	802	67
2.	Adecco Estudiantes	10	7	3	890	794	96
3.	RheinEnergie Cologne	10	6	4	814	811	3
4.	Generali Group Trieste	10	4	6	806	849	-43
5.	Elan Chalon	10	4	6	785	821	-36
6.	Darüşşafaka	10	2	8	779	866	-87

[edit] Group D

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	Metis Varese	10	6	4	784	769	15
2.	Caprabo Lleida	10	6	4	838	794	44
3.	Spirou Charleroi	10	6	4	780	764	16
4.	KK Zadar	10	5	5	794	828	-34
5.	Cholet Basket	10	4	6	830	820	10
6.	Ricoh Astronauts	10	3	7	761	812	-51

[edit] Eightfinals

[edit] Eightfinal 1

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Spirou Charleroi	64 - 56	DKV Joventut	Charleroi	February 4, 2003
Game 2	DKV Joventut	73 - 57	Spirou Charleroi	Badalona	February 11, 2003

[edit] Eightfinal 2

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Generali Group Trieste	73 - 91	FMP Zeleznik	Trieste	February 4, 2003
Game 2	FMP Zeleznik	81 - 86	Generali Group Trieste	Železnik	February 11, 2003

[edit] Eightfinal 3

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Ural Great Perm	84 - 79	Caprabo Lleida	Perm	February 4, 2003
Game 2	Caprabo Lleida	86 - 69	Ural Great Perm	Lleida	February 11, 2003

[edit] Eightfinal 4

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Pivovarna Laško	78 - 79	Krka Novo Mesto	Laško	February 4, 2003
Game 2	Krka Novo Mesto	76 - 69	Pivovarna Laško	Novo Mesto	February 11, 2003

[edit] Eightfinal 5

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	RheinEnergie Cologne	72 - 76	Pamesa Valencia	Köln	February 4, 2003
Game 2	Pamesa Valencia	93 - 84	RheinEnergie Cologne	Valencia	February 11, 2003

[edit] Eightfinal 6

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	KK Zadar	94 - 71	Gravelines Dunkerque	Zadar	February 4, 2003
Game 2	Gravelines Dunkerque	78 - 64	KK Zadar	Dunkirk	February 11, 2003

[edit] Eightfinal 7

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Eurocellulari Roseto	80 - 72	Adecco Estudiantes	Roseto degli Abruzzi	February 4, 2003
Game 2	Adecco Estudiantes	84 - 68	Eurocellulari Roseto	Madrid	February 11, 2003

[edit] Eightfinal 8

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Snadeiro Udine	83 - 77	Metis Varese	Udine	February 4, 2003
Game 1	Metis Varese	73 - 59	Snadeiro Udine	Varese	February 4, 2003

[edit] Quarterfinals

[edit] Quarterfinal 1

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	DKV Joventut	80 - 66	FMP Zeleznik	Badalona	February 25, 2003
Game 2	FMP Zeleznik	93 - 80	DKV Joventut	Železnik	March 4, 2003

[edit] Quarterfinal 2

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Caprabo Lleida	91 - 86	Krka Novo Mesto	Lleida	February 25, 2003
Game 2	Krka Novo Mesto	94 - 77	Caprabo Lleida	Novo Mesto	March 4, 2003

[edit] Quarterfinal 3

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Pamesa Valencia	105 - 84	KK Zadar	Valencia	February 25, 2003
Game 2	KK Zadar	93 - 80	Pamesa Valencia	Zadar	March 4, 2003

[edit] Quarterfinal 4

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Adecco Estudiantes	77 - 59	Metis Varese	Madrid	February 25, 2003
Game 1	Metis Varese	88 - 101	Adecco Estudiantes	Varese	March 4, 2003

[edit] Semifinals

[edit] Semifinal 1

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	DKV Joventut	82 - 69	Krka Novo Mesto	Badalona	March 18, 2003
Game 2	Krka Novo Mesto	82 - 66	DKV Joventut	Novo Mesto	March 25, 2003

[edit] Semifinal 2

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Pamesa Valencia	68 - 55	Adecco Estudiantes	Valencia	March 18, 2003
Game 2	Adecco Estudiantes	75 - 68	Pamesa Valencia	Madrid	March 26, 2003

[edit] Finals

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Pamesa Valencia	78 - 76	Krka Novo Mesto	Valencia	April 15, 2003
Game 2	Krka Novo Mesto	78 - 90	Pamesa Valencia	Novo Mesto	April 24, 2003

[edit] Final MVP

• Dejan Tomasevic ( Pamesa Valencia )

[edit] External links

• Offical Web
• Eurobasket.com

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