1993–94 Ronchetti Cup Explained

The 1993–94 Ronchetti Cup was the 23rd edition of FIBA's second-tier competition for European women's basketball clubs. It was contested by 67 teams, ten more than the previous season, and ran from 8 September 1993 to 16 March 1994.[1] Ahena Cesena won the competition for the first and sole time, defeating defending champion Lavezzini Parma in the third all-Italian final in your years. It was the last of five editions in a row won by Italian teams.[2]

First qualifying round

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Tory Kosice 140–12969–5671–73
Gustino Schnitzelplatz 140–129 Slovan Bratislava 70–9261–78
Flamurtari Vlorë 141–155 Dorostol Silistra 81–7560–80
ENAD Nicosia 82–121 Elitzur Ramla 37–5445–67
Chaika Donetsk Walkover Lokomotiva Kosice
Serebranaja Korzina 106–192 Septemvri Sofia 54–8952–103

Second qualifying round

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ELK Meelis 124–126 Wemex Berlin 62–5562–71
Levski Sofia 131–10968–5563–54
İstanbul Üniversitesi 119–145 Wolfenbüttel 65–6954–76
Tory Kosice 128–10672–5556–51
Elitzur Ramla 142–148 Icim Arad 86–8356–65
Slovan Bratislava 136–13172–6564–66
Laisve Kaunas 200–13296–74104–58
Hrvatski Dragovoljac 136–13164–5461–70
Copia Prague 113–130 Borsodchem Miskolc 55–7058–60
142–200 Pariódico Zaragoza 71–10371–97
Elitzur Holon 123–135 Apollon Kalamarias 62–6561–70
Chaika Donetsk 170–15277–4993–103
Deniz Nakliyat 96–186 Tarbes 51–9445–92
Královo Pole 139–155 Sommerkonfort Lodz 71–7068–85
Horizont Minsk 122–194 Willwood Venezia 62–8260–112
148–151 Besiktas 90–7958–72
Kograd Maribor 113–179 Famila Schio 56–8357–96
126–141 Lachen RamatHaSharon 69–6957–72
Tesmodon Rostov 173–12892–5681–72
Simeks Skopje 82–225 Budapest SE 46–11936–106
111–140 MTK Budapest 73–6338–77
Kozachka Zaporozhye Walkover
Sparta Bertrange 99–157 Universa Marburg 51–7648–81
Rogaska Zlatina 185–16475–84110–80
Miniflat Rozenbeka 109–186 Valenciennes Olympic 58–8951–97
Moldova Chisinau 129–130 Odeja Kranj 73–5556–75
Spartak Myjava 112–155 Ahena Cesena 58–7354–82
Symel Tenerife 164–9482–4682–48

Third Qualifying Stage

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125–132 Levski Sofia 74–6251–70
Wolfenbüttel 177–14788–5589–92
120–138 Stade Clermontois 67–5953–79
Slovan Bratislava 119–182 Laisve Kaunas 57–9562–87
139–153 Borsodchem Miskolc 73–7466–79
Periódico Zaragoza 141–12770–6171–66
Tarbes Walkover
Periódico Zaragoza 141–12770–6171–66
Sommerkonfort Lodz 121–147 Willwood Vicenza 68–6753–80
Besiktas 104–160 Famila Schio 41–7563–85
Vigo 134–138 Lachen Ramat HaSharon 62–6572–73
Tesmodon Rostov 153–13172–6081–71
MTK Budapest 167–14093–6574–75
78–189 BEX Argentaria 40–9238–97
Rogaska Slatina 144–225 Valenciennes Olympic 65–9579–130
Odeja Kranj 119–164 Ahena Cesena 56–8563–79
Symel Tenerife 123–164 Lavezzini Parma 54–8069–84

Group stage

Group A

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Willwood Vicenza642437375
Valenciennes Olympic642450408
Lachen Ramat HaSharon624399470
Tesmodon Rostov615408488

Group B

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Ahena Cesena642460417
Tarbes642459430
Tasve Kaunas633479491
Borsodchem Miskolc615428488

Group C

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BEX Argentaria651464362
Famila Schio633434444
Wolfenbüttel633441420
Levski Sofia615370483

Group D

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Lavezzini Parma660539412
Stade Clermontois633433426
MTK Budapest633430432
Periódico Zaragoza606350482

Quarterfinals

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Valenciennes Olympic 118–127 Ahena Cesena 59–5959–68
Stade Clermontois 129–148 BEX Argentaria 66–7663–72
Tarbes 154–13571–6183–74
Famila Schio 136–147 Lavezzini Parma 74–6762–80

Semifinals

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Ahena Cesena 122–11261–5961–53
Tarbes 132–150 Lavezzini Parma 69–6263–88

Final

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Ahena Cesena 144–13378–6566–68

Notes and References

  1. http://www.fibaeurope.com/cid_KNce8jInH7Qj1EsyH5rjn2.compID_OCoXF,X2GnIksM-Vy1WIA1.season_1994.html Results
  2. http://www.fibaeurope.com/cid_Ofi3j,mSH-E-dasBaJL0U2.html List of finals

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