1992–93 Ronchetti Cup Explained

The 1992–93 Ronchetti Cup was the 22nd edition of FIBA Europe's second competition for women's basketball teams, from 30 September 1992 to 17 March 1993. Basket Parma defeated Olimpia Poznan in the final to win its second title three years later.^[1] ^[2] The competition's qualifying stage was expanded due to the break-up of the Soviet Union and the SFR Yugoslavia. At the same time, the three teams from the FR Yugoslavia were disqualified in the application of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 757.

Qualifying round

width=200	Team #1	width=50	Agg.	width=200	Team #2	width=50	1st	width=50	2nd
MTK Budapest	Walkover
Uralmash Ekaterinburg	201–164		99–90	102–74
	142–156	Rogaska Slatina	77–83	65–73
	Walkover	Deniz Nakliyat
Lachen Ramat HaSharon	154–111		101–49	53–62
	146–170		89–80	57–90
	118–139	Sportul Studentesc	58–72	60–67
Stal Dnipropetrovsk	112–119	Kremikovtsi	61–50	51–69
Olimpia Poznan	158–123		74–47	84–76
	123–145	Maritsa Plovdiv	58–70	65–75
Sparta Luxembourg	129–127		61–55	68–72
Hapoel Kishon	154–135		83–55	71–80
Lietuvos Telekomas	143–140		76–66	67–74
ADIS Yerevan	157–145		79–73	78–71
Slavia Banska Bystrica	136–133		81–75	55–58
Wolfenbüttel	172–145		88–68	84–78
Odeja Kranj	147–190	Borsodchem Miskolc	77–80	67–113
Fors-Mazhor St. Petersburg	155–151		77–64	78–87
Paggio Agia Paraskevi	Walkover
IÜSC Istanbul	85–132	Ferencvárosi Diego	60–79	25–53
LKS Lodz	171–198	Valenciennes Olympic	91–94	80–108
Symel Tenerife	151–169	Pays d'Aix B13	79–79	72–90
Grazer AK	111–172	Sparta Prague	50–79	61–93
Lokomotiva Kosice	158–146		79–69	79–77

Round of 32

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MTK Budapest	145–129		64–69	81–60
Uralmash Ekaterinburg	174–147		91–68	83–79
Deniz Nakliyat	133–143	Lachen Ramat HaSharon	72–79	61–64
Fenerbahçe	99–206	Scuola Pitagora	55–109	44–97
	131–138	Kremikovtsi	71–65	60–73
Olimpia Poznan	183–111		95–45	88–66
Sparta Luxembourg	79–153	Asterac Mirande	53–66	26–87
Hapoel Kishon	115–169	Lietuvos Telekomas	61–87	54–82
ADIS Yerevan	171–155		84–83	87–72
	145–153	Borsodchem Miskolc	92–81	52–72
Fors-Mazhor St. Petersburg	139–160	Paggio Agia Paraskevi	79–66	60–94
Ferencvárosi Diego	146–159	Valencienne Olympic	66–81	80–78
Pays d'Aix B13	135–154	Lavezzini Parma	67–72	68–82
Sparta Prague	138–175	Willwood Vicenza	71–99	67–76
Celta Vigo	125–118		72–52	53–66
Lokomotiva Kosice	127–147	Sporting Athens	67–68	60–79

Group stage

Group A

width=220	Team	width=20	Pld	width=20	W	width=20	L	width=20	PF	width=20	PA
Valenciennes Olympic	6	5	1	501	435
Celta Vigo	6	4	2	487	440
Borsodchem Miskolc	6	3	3	434	462
Lachen Ramat HaSharon	6	0	6	427	512

Group B

width=220	Team	width=20	Pld	width=20	W	width=20	L	width=20	PF	width=20	PA
Willwood Vicenza	6	5	1	522	433
Sporting Athens	6	4	2	464	448
Kremikovtsi	6	2	4	421	475
Uralmash Ekaterinburg	6	1	5	460	511

Group C

width=220	Team	width=20	Pld	width=20	W	width=20	L	width=20	PF	width=20	PA
Lavezzini Parma	6	5	1	531	426
Olimpia Poznan	6	4	2	476	442
Lietuvos Telekomas	6	3	3	500	490
Paggio Agia Paraskevi	6	0	6	361	510

Group D

width=220	Team	width=20	Pld	width=20	W	width=20	L	width=20	PF	width=20	PA
Scuola Pitagora	4	3	1	376	259
Astarac Mirande	4	3	1	318	318
MTK Budapest	4	0	4	266	371
ADIS Yerevan (withdrew)

Quarter-finals

width=200	Team #1	width=50	Agg.	width=200	Team #2	width=50	1st	width=50	2nd
Celta Vigo	149–155	Willwood Vicenza	81–81	68–74
Astarac Mirande	154–175	Lavezzini Parma	78–78	76–97
Olimpia Poznan	187–134		102–72	85–62
	124–154	Valenciennes Olympic	61–78	63–76

Semifinals

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Willwood Vicenza	138–159	Lavezzini Parma	68–69	70–90
Olimpia Poznan	154–151		72–73	82–78

Final

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Lavezzini Parma	162–132		91–62	71–70

Notes and References