Copa Galicia

The Copa Galicia (Galicia Cup) is a basketball competition between the best teams of Galicia, Spain, organized by the Galician Basketball Federation, since 1986. Obradoiro CAB is the last winner, in 2023.

History

Year	Host	Winner	Runner-up	Score
1986	O Barco de Valdeorras	CB Breogán	Obradoiro CAB	70–67
1987	Pontevedra	CB Breogán	CB OAR Ferrol	101–87
1988	A Estrada	CB OAR Ferrol	CB Breogán	87–77
1989	Ourense	CB OAR Ferrol	Club Ourense Baloncesto	106–101
1990	Carballo	CB OAR Ferrol	Club Ourense Baloncesto	99–88
1991	O Barco de Valdeorras	CB OAR Ferrol	Basketmar Coruña	86–85
1992	O Carballiño	Club Ourense Baloncesto	CB OAR Ferrol	82–80
1993	Vilagarcía	CB OAR Ferrol	Club Ourense Baloncesto	86–82
1994	Vigo	Club Ourense Baloncesto	CB Breogán	79–69
1995	Ourense	Club Ourense Baloncesto	CB Breogán	93-77
1996	A Coruña	Básquet Coruña	Club Ourense Baloncesto	73–67
1997	Chantada	Club Ourense Baloncesto	Basket Base Club	97–77
1998	Rianxo	CB Breogán	Club Ourense Baloncesto	86–78
1999	Cambados	Club Ourense Baloncesto	CB Breogán	83–75
2000	Chantada	CB Breogán	Club Ourense Baloncesto	105–94
2001	Chantada	Club Ourense Baloncesto	CB Breogán	88–64
2002	Foz	CB Breogán	Club Ourense Baloncesto	83–76
2003	Lugo	CB Breogán	Club Ourense Baloncesto	92–73
2004	Santiago de Compostela	CB Breogán	Basket Base Club	74–57
2005	Pontevedra	CB Breogán	CB Ciudad de Pontevedra	107–78
2006	A Coruña	Club Ourense Baloncesto	CB Breogán	76–61
2007	Vigo	CB Breogán	CI Rosalía de Castro	89–57
2008	Ponteareas	CB Breogán	CI Rosalía de Castro	82–64
2009	O Porriño	CB Breogán	Obradoiro CAB	63–57
2010	Lalín	Obradoiro CAB	Club Ourense Baloncesto	72–61
2011	Noia	Obradoiro CAB	Club Ourense Baloncesto	72–70
2012	Ourense	Obradoiro CAB	Club Ourense Baloncesto	86–67
2013	Santiago de Compostela	Obradoiro CAB	CB Breogán	67–60
2014	Lugo	Obradoiro CAB	CB Breogán	74–59
2015	Ourense	Obradoiro CAB	Básquet Coruña	79–69
2016	Noia	Obradoiro CAB	Básquet Coruña	85–77
2017	Marín	Obradoiro CAB	CB Breogán	75–71
2018	Marín	CB Breogán	Obradoiro CAB	75–74
2019	Marín	Obradoiro CAB	Club Ourense Baloncesto	89–65
2021	Ferrol	CB Breogán	Obradoiro CAB	82–76
2023	Lugo	Obradoiro CAB	CB Breogán	69–68

Titles by team

Team	Winners	Runners-up	Winning years
CB Breogán	13	9	1986, 1987, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2018, 2021
Obradoiro CAB	10	5	2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2023
Club Ourense Baloncesto	7	11	1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2006
CB OAR Ferrol	5	2	1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993
Básquet Coruña	1	2	1996
Basket Base Club	0	2
CI Rosalía de Castro	0	2
Basketmar Coruña	0	1
CB Ciudad de Pontevedra	0	1

Latest editions

Vigo 2007

Liga EBA stage Group A

Team	W	L	PF	PA	CHA	SAR	NAR	MAR
CB Chantada	3	0	226	200		72–67
CB Sarria	1	2	209	211			57–68	85–71
Baloncesto Narón	1	2	187	199	63–74
CB Peixefresco	1	2	209	221	70–80		68–56

Liga EBA stage Group B

Team	W	L	PF	PA	XIR	SRO	EST
AD Xiria	2	1	226	219		85–74
CB Galicia	2	1	240	231	73–68		87–80
CB San Rosendo	2	1	229	233		83–80	72–68
Estudiantes de Lugo	0	3	220	232	72–73

LEB teams stage

Team	W	L	PF	PA	VIG	COB	COR
Ciudad de Vigo Básquet	2	0	148	133			74–61
Club Ourense Baloncesto	1	1	160	155	72–74
Básquet Coruña	0	2	142	162		81–88

Semi-finals		Final

CI Rosalía de Castro	87

AD Xiria	59
		CI Rosalía de Castro	57

		CB Breogán	89
CB Breogán	77

Ciudad de Vigo Básquet	55

Ponteareas 2008

Liga EBA stage Group A

Team	W	L	PF	PA	EST	XIR
Estudiantes de Lugo	2	0	155	137		64–57
AD Xiria	1	1	121	127
Ferrol CB	0	2	143	155	80–91	63–64

LEB stage

Team	W	L	PF	PA	COB	VIG	COR
Club Ourense Baloncesto	2	0	143	116			76–62
Ciudad de Vigo Básquet	1	1	133	134	54–67
Básquet Coruña	0	2	129	155		67–79

Liga EBA stage Group B

Team	W	L	PF	PA	NAR	ABO	MAR	CHA
Baloncesto Narón	3	0	212	205				67–63
ABO Ourense	1	2	203	195	76–78			65–48
CB Peixefresco	1	2	193	189	66–67	69–62
CB Chantada	1	2	171	190			60–58

Previous knockout stage

Liga EBA stage final			EBA vs LEB game

			1	Estudiantes de Lugo	52
2	Estudiantes de Lugo	78		Ciudad de Vigo Básquet	91
3	Baloncesto Narón	71

Final Four

Semi-finals		Final

CI Rosalía de Castro	68

Club Ourense Baloncesto	54
		CI Rosalía de Castro	64

		CB Breogán	82
CB Breogán	88

Ciudad de Vigo Básquet	62

O Porriño 2009

LEB teams round

Team	W	L	PF	PA	BRE	ROS	COR	COB
CB Breogán	3	0	268	236			97–78	92–83
CI Rosalía de Castro	2	1	254	243	75–79
Básquet Coruña	1	2	226	236		68–78
Club Ourense Baloncesto	0	3	240	273		96–101	61–80

Final Four

Semi-finals		Final

CB Breogán	62

CI Rosalía de Castro	52
		CB Breogán	63

		Obradoiro CAB	57
Obradoiro CAB	88

Básquet Coruña	62

Lalín 2010

Group A

Team	W	L	PF	PA	OBR	ROS
Obradoiro CAB	2	0	183	118
CB Peixefresco	1	1	147	172	57–93	90–79
CI Rosalía de Castro	0	2	140	180	61–90

Group B

Team	W	L	PF	PA	FER	COR	XIR	OBR
Ferrol CB	3	0	220	171		79–71		52–34
Básquet Coruña	2	1	243	196
AD Xiria	1	2	221	257	66–89	66–86
Obradoiro CAB B	0	3	167	227		51–86	82–89

Group C

Team	W	L	PF	PA	BRE	EST
CB Breogán	2	0	191	107
Xuventude Baloncesto	1	1	135	130	69–79	66–51
Estudiantes de Lugo	0	2	89	178	38–112

Group D

Team	W	L	PF	PA	COB	ABO
Club Ourense Baloncesto	2	0	161	100
CB Chantada	1	1	101	143	32–77
ABO Ourense	0	2	134	153	68–84	66–69

Final Four

Semi-finals		Final

Obradoiro CAB	76

Ferrol CB	59
		Obradoiro CAB	72

		Club Ourense Baloncesto	61
CB Breogán	61

Club Ourense Baloncesto	70

Noia 2011

A Final Four was played directly between the top four teams in Galicia.

Semi-finals		Final

CB Breogán	79

Club Ourense Baloncesto	91
		Club Ourense Baloncesto	70

		Obradoiro CAB	72
Obradoiro CAB	81

Básquet Coruña	56

Ourense 2012

The format was similar as in the 2011 edition, with Obradoiro CAB as Liga ACB and the three LEB Oro teams.

Semi-finals		Final

Club Ourense Baloncesto	74

Básquet Coruña	68
		Club Ourense Baloncesto	67

		Obradoiro CAB	86
Obradoiro CAB	81

CB Breogán	77

Santiago de Compostela 2013

A draw decided which two Liga ACB or LEB Oro would qualify directly to the semifinals. The other two teams will play the previous round at the court of the LEB Plata teams.

Previous round 14, 17 September		Semifinals 21 September		Final 22 September

		Club Ourense Baloncesto	53
Xuventude Baloncesto	65	Obradoiro CAB	81
Club Ourense Baloncesto	68			Obradoiro CAB	67
				CB Breogán	60
		CB Breogán	70
CB Peixefresco	52	Básquet Coruña	64
CB Breogán	78

Lugo 2014

First round		Semifinals		Final

		CB Breogán	72
CB Peixefresco		Básquet Coruña	63
Básquet Coruña	[N 1]			CB Breogán	59
				Obradoiro CAB	74
		Obradoiro CAB	83
Xuventude Baloncesto	68	Club Ourense Baloncesto	64
Club Ourense Baloncesto	75

Ourense 2015

Previous round 15 September		Semifinals 18 September		Final 19 September

		Obradoiro CAB	73
CB Peixefresco	71	CB Peixefresco	70
CB Breogán	69			Obradoiro CAB	79
				Básquet Coruña	69
		Club Ourense Baloncesto	62
Xuventude Baloncesto	67	Básquet Coruña	67
Básquet Coruña	84

2016 edition

The 2016 edition was played by the four LEB Oro teams, Xuventude Cambados of LEB Plata and Obradoiro CAB of Liga ACB, who directly joins the competition in the final. The semifinal and the final both will be played at Noia.[1]

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Qualification	COR	COB	PEI	BRE	XUV
1	Básquet Coruña	4	4	0	329	285	+44	Semifinal	—	72–64	—	—	86–67
2	Club Ourense Baloncesto	4	3	1	291	263	+28	Semifinal	—	—	78–73	69–66	—
3	CB Peixefresco	4	2	2	299	302	−3		65–74	—	—	84–79	—
4	CB Breogán	4	1	3	328	329	−1		89–97	—	—	—	94–79
5	Xuventude Baloncesto	4	0	4	269	337	−68		—	52–80	71–77	—	—

Source: Galician Basketball Federation

Semifinal 24 September			Final 25 September

			1	Básquet Coruña	77
2	Básquet Coruña	70		Obradoiro CAB	85
3	Club Ourense Bto.	61

2017 edition

The three LEB Oro teams and LEB Plata team Xuventude Baloncesto played a preliminary round, where the two first qualified for the semifinal, played in Marín. The winner would play against Obradoiro CAB, the Galician Liga ACB.

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Qualification	BRE	COB	COR	XUV
1	CB Breogán	3	3	0	296	235	+61	Semifinal	—	102–80	—	—
2	Club Ourense Baloncesto	3	2	1	261	250	+11	Semifinal	—	—	98–89	83–59
3	Básquet Coruña	3	1	2	229	247	−18		72–88	—	—	—
4	Xuventude Baloncesto	3	0	3	203	257	−54		83–106	—	61–68	—

Source: Galician Basketball Federation

Semifinal 22 September			Final 24 September

			1	CB Breogán	71
2	CB Breogán	86		Obradoiro CAB	75
3	Club Ourense Bto.	64

2018 edition

LEB Oro and LEB Plata teams played the first stage, where the two first qualified ones joined the semifinal with the two Liga ACB teams.

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Qualification	COR	COB	BRE
1	Básquet Coruña	2	2	0	186	161	+25	Semifinal	—	86–63	—
2	Club Ourense Baloncesto	2	1	1	156	158	−2	Semifinal	—	—	93–72
3	CB Marín Peixegalego	2	0	2	170	193	−23		98–100	—	—

Source: Galician Basketball Federation

Semi-finals		Final

16 September – Marín

Club Ourense Baloncesto	49
		31 October
Obradoiro CAB	84
		Obradoiro CAB	74
16 September – Marín
		CB Breogán	75
Básquet Coruña	64

CB Breogán	84

2019 edition

Five teams joined the competition, with Obradoiro CAB joining directly the final as the only ACB team of the region.[2]

Quarter-finals		Semi-finals		Final










				22 September - Marín

				Obradoiro CAB	89
7 September – Marín
				Club Ourense Baloncesto	65
CB Marín Peixegalego	69
		20 September - Marín
Básquet Coruña	63
		CB Marín Peixegalego	75
14 September – Marín
		Club Ourense Baloncesto	95
CB Breogán	66

Club Ourense Baloncesto	88

Notes

CB Peixefresco withdrew of the competition

References

"Definido el calendario de la Copa Galicia, en la que el Xuven debutará en A Coruña" (in Spanish). La Voz de Galicia. 5 August 2016. Retrieved 24 August 2016.
"A Copa Galicia Sénior Masculina modifica o seu calendario" (in Galician). Galician Basketball Federation. 2 August 2019.

External links

Federación Galega de Baloncesto

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[1] CB Peixefresco withdrew of the competition

[2] "Definido el calendario de la Copa Galicia, en la que el Xuven debutará en A Coruña" (in Spanish). La Voz de Galicia. 5 August 2016. Retrieved 24 August 2016.

[3] "A Copa Galicia Sénior Masculina modifica o seu calendario" (in Galician). Galician Basketball Federation. 2 August 2019.