Copa Castilla y León

Copa Castilla y León
Sport	Basketball
Founded	2002
No. of teams	4
Country	Castile and Lion (Spain)
Continent	Europe
Most recent; champion(s)	CB Miraflores (3rd title)
TV partner(s)	CyLTV
Official website	BasketCyL.com

The Copa de Castilla y León (Castile and León Cup) is a basketball competition between the best teams of Castile and León, organized by the Castile and León Basketball Federation. From 2002 to 2005, the different teams where facing them every round and the final was played always against CB Valladolid, the only team in ACB in that years.

Champions

Teams	Winners	Runners-up	Winning years
CB Valladolid	8	1	2002, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011
CB Miraflores	3	1	2016, 2017, 2018
Palencia Baloncesto	2	5	2012, 2015
CB Tizona	2	0	2013, 2014
Baloncesto León	1	4	2003–04
CB Atapuerca	1	4	2008
CB Ciudad de Valladolid	0	2

History

Year	Host	Winner	Runner-up	Score	Final MVP
Stepladder format
2002	Burgos	CB Valladolid	CB Atapuerca	96–69
2003–04	León	Baloncesto León	CB Valladolid	78–77
2004–05	Burgos	CB Valladolid	CB Atapuerca	87–81		[1]
2005–06	Burgos	CB Valladolid	CB Atapuerca	79–69	Fernando San Emeterio	[2]
Final Four format
Year	Host	Winner	Runner-up	Score	Final MVP
2006	Palencia	CB Valladolid	Baloncesto León	89–85	Óscar Yebra	[3]
2007	Palencia	CB Valladolid	Baloncesto León	71–67		[4]
2008	Palencia	CB Atapuerca	Baloncesto León	73–69	Diego García
2009	Palencia	CB Valladolid	Baloncesto León	78–68	Brian Chase	[5]
2010	Palencia	CB Valladolid	Palencia Baloncesto	75–58	Marcus Slaughter	[6]
2011	Palencia	CB Valladolid	Palencia Baloncesto	63–55	Carles Bravo	[7]
2012	Valladolid	Palencia Baloncesto	CB Atapuerca	82–77	Carles Bravo	[8]
2013	Palencia	CB Tizona	Palencia Baloncesto	72–69	Taylor Coppenrath
2014	Palencia	CB Tizona	Palencia Baloncesto	78–69	Urko Otegui
2015	Palencia	Palencia Baloncesto	CB Miraflores	78–72	Marc Blanch
2016	Palencia	CB Miraflores	Palencia Baloncesto	91–82
2017	Burgos	CB Miraflores	CB Ciudad de Valladolid	83–65	Jito Kok
2018	Burgos	CB Miraflores	CB Ciudad de Valladolid	84–64

Results

2002

After a try in 2001 with the teams of Liga EBA, the Castile and León Federation decided to improve the tournament including in it all the elite clubs of the autonomous community. The first round was played in a one legged round-robin format by all the Liga EBA teams.[9]

Team	W	L	PF	PA	ZAR	ULE	CBZ	PAL
Zarzuela Maristas	3	0	244	204			85–57	78–72
Universidad de León	2	1	266	237	75–81
CB Zamora	1	2	218	248		76–90		85–73
Ciudad de Palencia	0	3	231	264		86–101


Second Round Valladolid		Third round Burgos, October 8		Final Burgos, November 19



				Autocid Ford Burgos	69

		Autocid Ford Burgos	88	Fórum Valladolid	96

Zarzuela Maristas	76	Baloncesto León	87

Autocid Ford Burgos	88

2003–04

The second edition had a similar format but changing the first round. This was played with a two-legged round robin format by the four Liga EBA teams of the community.[10]

Team	W	L	PF	PA	PAL	LEO	OBI	ZAM
Ciudad de Palencia	6	0	599	376		93–71	115–46	91–56
Universidad de León	4	2	477	495	67–97		98–96	71–61
Óbila CB	2	4	470	560	79–111	90–101		94–71
CB Zamora	0	6	367	482	57–92	58–69	64–65

Second round
Palencia, September 30

Third round
Palencia, November 5

Final
León, January 20

Baloncesto León

78

Hormigones Saldaña

98

Fórum Valladolid

77

Hormigones Saldaña

92

Baloncesto León

107

Autocid Ford Burgos

91

2004-05

Like in the first edition, the Liga EBA teams played the first round with a single-legged round-robin format.[11]

Team	W	L	PF	PA	SAL	AVI	ULE	UVA	ZAM
Hormigones Saldaña	4	1	416	344			101–64	74–45
Carrefour Ávila	3	2	400	393	85–76		86–72
Universidad de León	2	3	390	422		87–75		68–70	99–90
Universidad de Valladolid	2	3	343	374	74–76	74–81			80–75
CB Zamora	1	4	325	341	76–89	84–73


Second round Palencia, September 21		Third round Burgos, November 30		Final Burgos, February 15



				Autocid Ford Burgos	81

		Autocid Ford Burgos	86	Fórum Valladolid	87

Hormigones Saldaña	71	Baloncesto León	81

Autocid Ford Burgos	77

2005-06

In this edition, the Liga EBA teams played the first round with a double-legged round-robin format. The two first qualified teams played the second round against the two LEB 2 teams.[12]

Team	W	L	PF	PA	BUL	PER	ZAM	ULE	SEG
Matchmind Carrefour El Bulevar	3	1	310	263			85–72		79–62
Maderas Peralta	2	2	307	283		79–74		74–48
UFC Zamora	2	2	290	308	76–71				75–72
Universidad de León	2	2	262	289		70–69	80–67
Caja Segovia	1	3	278	304	65–86			79–64

Second round (Salamanca): Maderas Peralta Salamanca 117–118 Autocid Ford Burgos
(Ávila): Matchmind Carrefour El Bulevar 107–116 Hormigones Saldaña


Second Round Palencia, September 21		Semifinal Burgos, January 3		Final Burgos, February 14



				Autocid Ford Burgos	69

		Autocid Ford Burgos	97	Fórum Valladolid	79

Hormigones Saldaña	62	Baloncesto León	83

Autocid Ford Burgos	71

2006

In summer 2006, the Castile and León Basketball Federation decided to change the format of the competition adopting a Final Four format with the four elite teams of the Community. A Copa Castilla y León EBA was created for the teams of this league. This new competition was played in 2001 as a try of this tournament.

Semi-finals		Final

31 August

Climalia León	72
		1 September
Autocid Ford Burgos	53
		Climalia León	85
31 August
		Grupo Capitol Valladolid	89
Provincia de Palencia	61

Grupo Capitol Valladolid	85
		Third place

		1 September

		Provincia de Palencia	94

		Autocid Ford Burgos	70

2007

The two Liga ACB teams, Grupo Capitol Valladolid and Grupo Begar León, reached the final after beating home team Alimentos de Palencia and Matchmind Carrefour respectively. The team of Ávila played its first Final Four after winning Ford Burgos in the qualifying game.

In the final, Grupo Capitol Valladolid won Grupo Begar León thanks to a great second half.

Qualifying match (Ávila, 1 September): Matchmind Carrefour El Bulevar 99–91 Ford Burgos

Semi-finals		Final

8 September

Grupo Begar León	85
		9 September
Matchmind Carrefour	66
		Grupo Capitol Valladolid	71
8 September
		Grupo Begar León	67
Alimentos de Palencia	63

Grupo Capitol Valladolid	74
		Third place

		9 September

		Alimentos de Palencia	92

		Matchmind Carrefour	89

2008

2008 edition was the first one without Liga ACB teams after the relegation of CB Valladolid and Grupo Begar León last season to LEB Oro. Also, CB Valladolid didn't play the final game for the first time of the Copa Castilla y León history, after being defeated by Grupo Begar León in two overtimes.

Ford Burgos won its first trophy after beating Faymasa Palencia in the semifinal game and Grupo Begar León in the final. Diego García was designed MVP of the tournament.

Semi-finals		Final

6 September

Grupo Begar León	85
		7 September
CB Valladolid	79
		Grupo Begar León	69
6 September
		Ford Burgos	73
Faymasa Palencia	64

Ford Burgos	65
		Third place

		7 September

		Faymasa Palencia	81

		CB Valladolid	70

2009

Blancos de Rueda Valladolid recovered the Cup after beating Ford Burgos with a buzzerbeater of Brian Chase and Baloncesto León, who won Matchmind Carrefour in the qualifying game and Palencia Baloncesto in the semifinal, thanks to a good defense in the last Gimel Lewis shot.

American player of Blancos de Rueda Valladolid Brian Chase was the MVP of the Copa Castilla y León.

Qualifying match (Ávila, 4 September): Matchmind Carrefour El Bulevar 55 - Baloncesto León 68

Semi-finals		Final

12 September

Blanco Rueda Valladolid	70
		13 September
Ford Burgos	68
		Blanco Rueda Valladolid	78
12 September
		Baloncesto León	68
Palencia Baloncesto	62

Baloncesto León	64
		Third place

		13 September

		Palencia Baloncesto	90

		Ford Burgos	87

2010

After beating Ford Burgos by a narrow margin in the semifinals, Palencia Baloncesto qualified for the first time to the final of the Copa Castilla y León. In this game, Blancos de Rueda Valladolid was too much team for them and the team of Liga ACB won by the widest difference in a final since there is Final Four format. American center Marcus Slaughter was the MVP of the game.

Semi-finals		Final

4 September

Baloncesto León	53
		5 September
Blanco Rueda Valladolid	79
		Blanco Rueda Valladolid	75
4 September
		Palencia Baloncesto	58
Palencia Baloncesto	67

Ford Burgos	65
		Third place

		5 September

		Baloncesto León	95

		Ford Burgos	104

2011

The 2011 edition is the 10th one of this Cup and it was broadcast by CyLTV 8.[13] This was the first Copa Castilla y León to be broadcast live.

The only Liga ACB team, Blanco Rueda Valladolid, won its eight title after beating last two season third qualified of LEB Oro Ford Burgos in a tough semifinal and home team Palencia Baloncesto, who nailed its second consecutive final after beating Baloncesto León in the overtime.

Small forward Carles Bravo was designed the MVP of the Finals.[14] For the first time, a player of the runner-up team had this consideration.

Semi-finals		Final

10 September

Blanco Rueda Valladolid	67
		11 September
Ford Burgos	60
		Blanco Rueda Valladolid	63
10 September
		Palencia Baloncesto	55
Palencia Baloncesto	84

Baloncesto León	80
		Third place

		11 September

		Ford Burgos	75

		Baloncesto León	65

2012

After the dissolution of Baloncesto León, Grupo Eulen Carrefour "El Bulevar" de Ávila was invited to join the tournament with Liga ACB team Blancos de Rueda Valladolid and LEB Oro teams Ford Burgos and Palencia Baloncesto.

For the first time ever, it will be played at Pabellón Polideportivo Pisuerga in Valladolid. Men's and women's tournament will be played in the same pavilion and in the same weekend.[15]

Palencia Baloncesto achieved its first Cup in its history after beating Liga ACB team Blancos de Rueda Valladolid in a game where Palencia was leading by 26 points in the second quarter and defeating Ford Burgos in the final game, thanks to a great last quarter and to Carles Bravo, who was nominated by second year in a row MVP of the tournament. Bravo nailed 24 points for a rating of 32.

Semi-finals		Final

15 September

Ford Burgos	76
		16 September
Grupo Eulen Carrefour	72
		Ford Burgos	77
15 September
		Palencia Baloncesto	82
Blanco Rueda Valladolid	87

Palencia Baloncesto	95
		Third place

		16 September

		Grupo Eulen Carrefour	90

		Blanco Rueda Valladolid	88

2013

After one year, the Cup came back to its most classical host: Palencia. Due to the financial trouble has CB Valladolid, the Federation of Basketball of Castile and León decided not to include the team of Liga ACB in the tournament.[16]

The tournament will be played from 27 to 29 September with a three-game format between the three LEB teams: host team Quesos Cerrato Palencia, LEB Plata team Grupo Eulen Carrefour "El Bulevar" de Ávila and the recently created team CB Tizona, which substitutes the last LEB Oro champion CB Atapuerca, but plays with the same sponsorship naming.

Games to be played

27 September: Quesos Cerrato Palencia 91–72 Grupo Eulen Carrefour "El Bulevar" de Ávila
28 September: Grupo Eulen Carrefour "El Bulevar" de Ávila 53–86 Ford Burgos
29 September: Quesos Cerrato Palencia 69–72 Ford Burgos

2014

CB Valladolid will play again this competition after its absence in 2013, whereby the tournament comes back to the Final Four format. Three LEB Oro teams (Ford Burgos, Quesos Cerrato Palencia and CB Valladolid, relegated from Liga ACB) and one LEB Plata team (Grupo Eulen Carrefour 'El Bulevar' de Ávila) will join the competition.

The Cup was played on 26 and 27 September in Palencia and the draw was on 1 September 2014.[17]

Semi-finals		Final

15 September

Ford Burgos	65
		16 September
CB Valladolid	63
		Ford Burgos	78
15 September
		Quesos Cerrato Palencia	69
Quesos Cerrato Palencia	96

Grupo Eulen Carrefour	63
		Third place

		16 September

		CB Valladolid	82

		Grupo Eulen Carrefour	59

2015

After the dissolution of CB Valladolid and the resign to compete in professional leagues of Ford Burgos, both cities were represented by the new-creation teams CB Ciudad de Valladolid and CB Miraflores respectively. Palencia and San Pablo Inmobiliaria Burgos, the sponsorship name of Miraflores, were teams of LEB Oro at the upcoming season while the other two would play in LEB Plata.

The Cup was played on 26 and 27 September in Palencia.[18]

Semi-finals		Final

25 September

San Pablo Inmobiliaria Burgos	81
		26 September
Carrefour El Bulevar de Ávila	60
		San Pablo Inmobiliaria Burgos	72
25 September
		Quesos Cerrato Palencia	78
Quesos Cerrato Palencia	118

Brico Dépôt Ciudad de Valladolid	63
		Third place

		26 September

		Carrefour El Bulevar de Ávila	99

		Brico Dépôt Ciudad de Valladolid	44

2016

The 2016 edition was played between the two LEB Oro teams (Quesos Cerrato Palencia and San Pablo Inmobiliaria Burgos, who joined directly the semifinals) and the four LEB Plata teams, that played a previous round in Íscar. Miraflores, with the name of San Pablo Inmobiliaria Burgos won its first title, the fourth for the city of Burgos.

First round		Semi-finals		Final




		24 September

		San Pablo Inmobiliaria Burgos	96
17 September
		Carrefour "El Bulevar" de Ávila	75
Carrefour "El Bulevar" de Ávila	80
				24 September
Agustinos Leclerc	63
				San Pablo Inmobiliaria Burgos	91

				Quesos Cerrato Palencia	82

		24 September

		Quesos Cerrato Palencia	86
17 September
		Comercial Ulsa CBC Valladolid	75	Third place
Comercial Ulsa CBC Valladolid	71
				25 September
Aquimisa Laboratorios Queso Zamorano	63
				Carrefour "El Bulevar" de Ávila	67

				Comercial Ulsa CBC Valladolid	66

2017

The 2017 edition changed its format as it was played with only three teams. The two LEB Oro teams, (Palencia Baloncesto and Carramimbre CBC Valladolid) would play for a place in the final against the regional team in Liga ACB, San Pablo Burgos. This edition was played in Burgos.

Semifinal 23 September			Final 24 September

				San Pablo Burgos	83
	Palencia Baloncesto	66		Carramimbre CBC Valladolid	65
	Carramimbre CBC Valladolid	70

2018

The 2018 edition was held in Palencia with the same format as in the previous season.[19]

Semi-finals		Final

22 September

Chocolates Trapa Palencia	95
		23 September
Carramimbre CBC Valladolid	96
		Carramimbre CBC Valladolid	64

		San Pablo Burgos	84

2019

The 2019 edition was held again in Palencia.

	Semi-finals				Final

	17 September

	Chocolates Trapa Palencia
					18 September
	Carramimbre CBC Valladolid

References

El Fórum frena al Autocid (81-87) y Alexander se lesiona Archived 2012-03-26 at the Wayback Machine EnCancha.
El Fórum se impone al Autocid en la Copa Federación ABC. February 15, 2006
Grupo Capitol Valladolid revalida el título de la Copa Castilla y León (85-89) ACB.com September 1, 2006
Grupo Capitol Valladolid supera al Baloncesto León en la final autonómica (67-71) ACB.com 8 sep 2007
CB Valladolid, campeón de la Copa Castilla y León al vencer a León (78-68) ACB.com September 13, 2009
Un Blancos de Rueda intermitente doblega al Palencia de Baloncesto (58-75) ACB.com September 5, 2010
El Blancos de Rueda Valladolid gana la X Copa Castilla y León (55-63) ACB.com September 11, 2011
Palencia Baloncesto vence a Autocid Burgos y se proclama campeón por primera vez en su historia Archived 2016-03-03 at the Wayback Machine Palencia Baloncesto. 16 September 2012
Castilla y León bebe su Copa Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Revista Rebote, page 8.
El día que David pudo con Goliat Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Revista Rebote, page 5.
La Copa Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Revista Rebote, page 13.
La Copa más cara Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Revista Rebote; page 5.
La Copa Castilla y León de baloncesto se verá por televisión Ileón. September 6, 2011
No pudo ser... Pero se luchó hasta el final Baloncesto con P. September 12, 2011
Copa de Castilla y León Castile and León Basketball Federation website. August 14, 2012
Copa de Castilla y León 2013 BasketCyL.com; 12 September 2013
Emparejamientos Copa Masculina 2014; FBCyL, 2 September 2014
XIV Copa Castilla y León Masculina; FBCyL, 22 September 2015
"XVII Copa Castilla y León, Memorial Mariano López Ortega" (in Spanish). Castile and León Basketball Federation. 7 September 2018. Retrieved 22 September 2018.

External links

Castile and Lion Basketball Federation website

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[1] El Fórum frena al Autocid (81-87) y Alexander se lesiona Archived 2012-03-26 at the Wayback Machine EnCancha.

[2] El Fórum se impone al Autocid en la Copa Federación ABC. February 15, 2006

[3] Grupo Capitol Valladolid revalida el título de la Copa Castilla y León (85-89) ACB.com September 1, 2006

[4] Grupo Capitol Valladolid supera al Baloncesto León en la final autonómica (67-71) ACB.com 8 sep 2007

[5] CB Valladolid, campeón de la Copa Castilla y León al vencer a León (78-68) ACB.com September 13, 2009

[6] Un Blancos de Rueda intermitente doblega al Palencia de Baloncesto (58-75) ACB.com September 5, 2010

[7] El Blancos de Rueda Valladolid gana la X Copa Castilla y León (55-63) ACB.com September 11, 2011

[8] Palencia Baloncesto vence a Autocid Burgos y se proclama campeón por primera vez en su historia Archived 2016-03-03 at the Wayback Machine Palencia Baloncesto. 16 September 2012

[9] Castilla y León bebe su Copa Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Revista Rebote, page 8.

[10] El día que David pudo con Goliat Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Revista Rebote, page 5.

[11] La Copa Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Revista Rebote, page 13.

[12] La Copa más cara Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Revista Rebote; page 5.

[13] La Copa Castilla y León de baloncesto se verá por televisión Ileón. September 6, 2011

[14] No pudo ser... Pero se luchó hasta el final Baloncesto con P. September 12, 2011

[15] Copa de Castilla y León Castile and León Basketball Federation website. August 14, 2012

[16] Copa de Castilla y León 2013 BasketCyL.com; 12 September 2013

[17] Emparejamientos Copa Masculina 2014; FBCyL, 2 September 2014

[18] XIV Copa Castilla y León Masculina; FBCyL, 22 September 2015

[19] "XVII Copa Castilla y León, Memorial Mariano López Ortega" (in Spanish). Castile and León Basketball Federation. 7 September 2018. Retrieved 22 September 2018.