ULEB Cup 2003-04

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The ULEB Cup 2003-04 was the 2nd season of second by strongest competition ULEB Cup, organized by ULEB. There was 36 teams. The Final was held in April 13 in Charleroi, Belgium.

Contents 1 Teams of the 2003-2004 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 3.5 Group E 3.6 Group F 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 Final 8 Final MVP 9 External links

[edit] Teams of the 2003-2004 ULEB Cup

Country	Teams	Teams (place in national championship)
Spain	6	Adecco Estudiantes (4)	Auna Gran Canaria (5)	DKV Joventut (7)	Etosa Alicante (8)	Real Madrid (10)	Caprabo Lleida (11)
Germany	4	Telekom Baskets Bonn (1)	BS Energy Braunschweig (3)	RheinEnergie Cologne (4)	Opel Skyliners (7)
Serbia	4	BC Reflex (2)	BC Red Star (3)	KK Buducnost (4)	KK Atlas
Italy	3	Breil Milano (5)	Metis Varese (12)	Virtus Bologna (15)
France	3	Le Mans Sarthe Basket (3)	BCM Gravelines (4)	Cholet Basket (5)
Croatia	3	Split Croatia Insurance (1)	KK Zadar (2)	KK Zagreb (4)
Netherlands	2	Demon Astronauts (2)	EiffelTowers (5)
Belgium	2	Region Wallone Charleroi (1)	Royal BC Verviers Pepinster (4)
Greece	2	Ionikos NF Egnatia Bank (8)	Makedonikos (10)
Bulgaria	1	Lukoil Academic (1)
Austria	1	Superfund Bulls Kapfenberg (1)
Latvia	1	BK Ventspils (1)
Israel	1	Hapoel Migdal Jerusalem (8)
Poland	1	Prokom Trefl Sopot (2)
Lithuania	1	Lietuvos Rytas (1)
United Kingdom	1	Brighton Bears

[edit] Format

This season's ULEB Cup featured a total of 36 teams, divided in 6 groups of 6. The round-robin group stage will be followed by knock-out stages. The regular season began in November 2003.

[edit] Regular Season

The all 36 teams in 6 groups (in each group 6 teams) played a round-robin competition (home and away). 2 teams from each group advanced to the Knockout stage (Eighthfinals). 4 teams with best result stands third place in group also advance to the Playoff.

[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 match was played at one game.

[edit] Regular Season

[edit] Group A

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	Breil Milano	10	8	2	787	684	103
2.	Real Madrid	10	7	3	804	728	76
3.	Lukoil Academic	10	7	3	855	828	27
4.	Opel Skyliners	10	6	4	786	715	71
5.	KK Zagreb	10	2	8	776	882	-106
6.	Demon Astronauts	10	0	10	656	827	-171

[edit] Group B

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	Caprabo Lleida	10	8	2	796	729	67
2.	Auna Gran Canaria	10	7	3	770	670	100
3.	RheinEnergie Cologne	10	6	4	740	785	-45
4.	KK Zadar	10	5	5	773	734	39
5.	KK Atlas	10	3	7	748	774	-26
6.	Superfund Bulls Kapfenberg	10	1	9	710	845	-135

[edit] Group C

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	Metis Varese	10	7	3	844	770	74
2.	BK Ventspils	10	7	3	811	772	39
3.	Region Wallone Charleroi	10	6	4	756	759	-3
4.	BC Red Star	10	5	5	819	815	4
5.	Etosa Alicante	10	3	7	769	820	-51
6.	BCM Gravelines	10	2	8	705	768	-63

[edit] Group D

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	BC Reflex	10	9	1	806	714	92
2.	Hapoel Migdal Jerusalem	10	6	4	833	800	33
3.	DKV Joventut	10	6	4	801	781	20
4.	Royal BC Verviers Pepinster	10	3	7	755	779	-24
5.	Virtus Bologna	10	3	7	769	816	-53
6.	Telekom Baskets Bonn	10	3	7	747	815	-68

[edit] Group E

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	Adecco Estudiantes	10	9	1	833	728	105
2.	Makedonikos	10	6	4	778	786	-8
3.	Le Mans Sarthe Basket	10	5	5	791	773	18
4.	KK Buducnost	10	5	5	820	835	-15
5.	EiffelTowers	10	3	7	818	832	-14
6.	BS Energy Braunschweig	10	2	8	769	855	-86

[edit] Group F

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff
1.	Lietuvos Rytas	10	8	2	786	660	126
2.	Prokom Trefl Sopot	10	7	3	790	696	94
3.	Brighton Bears	10	4	6	791	807	-16
4.	Split Croatia Insurance	10	4	6	792	868	-76
5.	Cholet Basket	10	4	6	762	817	-55
6.	Ionikos NF Egnatia Bank	10	3	7	794	867	-73

[edit] Eightfinals

[edit] Eightfinal 1

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Makedonikos	89 - 63	Caprabo Lleida	Kozani	February 10, 2004
Game 2	Caprabo Lleida	90 - 58	Makedonikos	Lleida	February 17, 2004

[edit] Eightfinal 2

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Wallone Charleroi	56 - 74	Adecco Estudiantes	Charleroi	February 10, 2004
Game 2	Adecco Estudiantes	84 - 91	Wallone Charleroi	Madrid	February 17, 2004

[edit] Eightfinal 3

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Real Madrid	87 - 68	Auna Gran Canaria	Madrid	February 10, 2004
Game 2	Auna Gran Canaria	63 - 61	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	February 17, 2004

[edit] Eightfinal 4

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	RheinEnergie Cologne	81 - 70	Metis Varese	Cologne	February 10, 2004
Game 2	Metis Varese	81 - 62	RheinEnergie Cologne	Varese	February 17, 2004

[edit] Eightfinal 5

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	BK Ventspils	68 - 79	BC Reflex	Ventspils	February 10, 2004
Game 2	BC Reflex	95 - 89	BK Ventspils	Belgrade	February 17, 2004

[edit] Eightfinal 6

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	DKV Joventut	78 - 62	Breil Milano	Badalona	February 10, 2004
Game 2	Breil Milano	81 - 69	DKV Joventut	Milano	February 17, 2004

[edit] Eightfinal 7

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Hapoel Migdal	77 - 67	Prokom Trefl Sopot	Jerusalem	February 10, 2004
Game 2	Prokom Trefl Sopot	86 - 82	Hapoel Migdal	Sopot	February 17, 2004

[edit] Eightfinal 8

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Lukoil Academic	77 - 80	Lietuvos Rytas	Sofia	February 10, 2004
Game 1	Lietuvos Rytas	105 - 78	Lukoil Academic	Vilnius	February 17, 2004

[edit] Quarterfinals

[edit] Quarterfinal 1

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Hapoel Migdal	79 - 72	Lietuvos Rytas	Jerusalem	March 2, 2004
Game 2	Lietuvos Rytas	81 - 80	Hapoel Migdal	Vilnius	March 9, 2004

[edit] Quarterfinal 2

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Caprabo Lleida	82 - 73	Adecco Estudiantes	Lleida	March 2, 2004
Game 2	Adecco Estudiantes	96 - 68	Caprabo Lleida	Madrid	March 9, 2004

[edit] Quarterfinal 3

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Real Madrid	68 - 67	Metis Varese	Madrid	March 2, 2004
Game 2	Metis Varese	57 - 62	Real Madrid	Varese	March 9, 2004

[edit] Quarterfinal 4

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	BC Reflex	81 - 73	DKV Joventut	Belgrade	March 2, 2004
Game 2	DKV Joventut	83 - 79	BC Reflex	Badalona	March 9, 2004

[edit] Semifinals

[edit] Semifinal 1

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	BC Reflex	70 - 69	Hapoel Migdal	Belgrade	March 23, 2004
Game 2	Hapoel Migdal	79 - 76	BC Reflex	Jerusalem	March 30, 2004

[edit] Semifinal 2

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Adecco Estudiantes	75 - 83	Real Madrid	Madrid	March 23, 2004
Game 2	Real Madrid	82 - 73	Adecco Estudiantes	Madrid	March 30, 2004

[edit] Final

	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Venue	Date
Game 1	Real Madrid	72 - 83	Hapoel Migdal	Charleroi	April 13, 2004

[edit] Final MVP

• Kelly McCarty ( Hapoel Migdal )

[edit] External links

• Offical Web
• Eurobasket.com

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