Copa Andalucía Explained

The Copa Andalucía is played with the ACB teams of Andalusia and sometimes Andalusian LEB teams. It is organized by the Andalusian Basketball Federation since 1997.

Finals

Year	Host	Winner	Runner-up	Score
1997	Málaga	Unicaja	Caja San Fernando	85–81
1998	Valverde	Caja San Fernando	Unicaja	96–95
1999	Córdoba	Caja San Fernando	Unicaja	59–54
2000	Granada	CB Granada	Unicaja	89–88
2001	Granada	Unicaja	Caja San Fernando	95–86
2002	Trebujena	Caja San Fernando	CB Los Barrios	90–81
2003	Huelva	Unicaja	Caja San Fernando	75–71
2004	Sevilla	CB Granada	Unicaja	85–81
2005	Vera	Caja San Fernando	Unicaja	92–84
2006	Frigiliana	CB Granada	CB Villa de Los Barrios	89–72
2007	Linares	Unicaja	Cajasol	MAL 70–62 GRA MAL 71–66 SEV SEV 74–47 GRA
2008	Aljaraque	Unicaja	CB Granada	MAL 65–50 GRA SEV 64–97 GRA MAL 86–68 SEV
2009	Puerto Real	Cajasol	CB Granada	GRA 83–79 SEV GRA 84–71 SEV MAL 73–79 SEV
2010	Puente Genil	Unicaja	Cajasol Banca Cívica	GRA 76–85 MAL MAL 82–66 SEV SEV 80–70 GRA
2011	Sevilla, Málaga	Unicaja	Banca Cívica	SEV 80–80 MAL MAL 91–59 SEV
2012	Córdoba	Unicaja^[1]	Cajasol	65–53
2013	align=center colspan=4	Not played
2014	Benahavís	Unicaja^[2]	Baloncesto Sevilla	77–74
2015	Alcalá de Guadaira	Unicaja^[3]	Baloncesto Sevilla	77–62
2016	Benahavís	Unicaja	Real Betis Energía Plus	87–75
2017	Morón de la Frontera	Unicaja	Real Betis Energía Plus	86–76
2018	Alhaurín de la Torre	Unicaja	Real Betis Energía Plus	102–65
2024	Córdoba	Unicaja	Covirán Granada	80–77

Source: ^[4]

Titles

Team	Winners	Runners-up	Winning years
	14	5	1997, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2024
	5	12	1998, 1999, 2002, 2005, 2009
CB Granada	3	3	2000, 2004, 2006
CB Villa de Los Barrios	0	2

Editions with more than one round

2001

Cajasur Córdoba joined the competition as the Andalusian representative in the LEB league.^[5]

2002

CB Los Barrios joined the semifinals as champion of the II Copa Andalucía LEB.^[6]

2003

Algeciras Cepsa and CB Ciudad de Huelva, LEB 2 and LEB team respectively, joined the semifinals with the two ACB teams.

2004

Algeciras Cepsa repeated in the semifinals as champion of the Copa Andalucía played by teams from LEB league.

2005

CB Ciudad de Huelva joined the semifinals as champion of the Copa Andalucía played by teams from LEB league.

2006

In this edition of the Cup, CB Villa de Los Barrios joined the semifinals as champion of the Copa Andalucía played by teams from LEB league.^[7] Source: ^[8]

2018

Unicaja, the only ACB team, qualified directly for the final against the winner of the two LEB Oro teams.

External links

• Andalusian Basketball Federation

Notes and References

1. http://www.acb.com/redaccion.php?id=87548 Gist se luce y Unicaja logra su tercera Copa Andalucía consecutiva (65-53)
2. http://www.acb.com/redaccion.php?id=107112 Unicaja sufre pero gana a un buen B. Sevilla y reina en Andalucía (77-74)
3. http://www.acb.com/redaccion.php?id=116522 El Unicaja consigue su quinta Copa Andalucía consecutiva (62-77)
4. Web site: 75 años de baloncesto andaluz. Andalusian Basketball Federation. 16 September 2018. 75 years of Andalusian basketball.
5. Web site: El Granada sufre para derrotar al CajaSur (77-75). ACB.com. 18 September 2001. 21 September 2018.
6. Web site: Caja San Fernando ultima su preparación en la Copa de Andalucía. ACB.com. 22 September 2002. 16 September 2018. es.
7. Web site: Mañana empieza la Copa Andalucía en Frigiliana. Diario Sur. es. 7 September 2006. 16 September 2018. Tomorrow starts the Copa Andalucía in Frigiliana.
8. Web site: Diario de pretemporada. Solobasket. Pre-season diary. es. 9 August 2006. 16 September 2018.