Proliga (Portugal)

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Proliga
Sport Basketball
First season2003
No. of teams16
Country Portugal
Level on pyramid2
Promotion to LPB

The Proliga is a basketball league in Portugal organised by the Portuguese Basketball Federation (FPB). It is the second-tier basketball league in Portugal after the Portuguese Basketball League (LPB). The league was created in 2003.

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Proliga Champions

YearFinal
ChampionScoreRunner-Up
2003–04Sampaense3–0 (?–?, ?–?, 87–67)Sangalhos
2004–05Sampaense3–1 (79–76, 62–66, 83–75, 80–66)Basket Almada
2005–06Sampaense3–1 (76–65, 86–76, 70–90, 83–74)Esgueira
2006–07 Vitória de Guimarães 3–0 (79–70, 84–73, 83–78)Sampaense
2007–08 Física 3–1 (93–88, 81–85, 96–79, 79–65) Vitória de Guimarães
2008–09 Illiabum 3–1 (92–85, 82–72, 66–68, 95–79)Sampaense
2009–10 Lusitânia 3–2 (78–72, 59–79, 65–83, 89–74, 81–76)CB Penafiel
2010–11Terceira Basket3–2 (59–67, 64–77, 89–70, 86–77, 68–61)Barcelos
2011–12Algés3–0 (83–73, 79–77, 81–68) Física
2012–13 Oliveirense 3–1 (67–66, 72–81, 83–65, 76–61) Maia Basket
2013–14 Dragon Force 2–0 (69–66, 73–72) Illiabum
2014–15 Dragon Force 3–0 (92–55, 103–76, 77–70) Eléctrico
2015–16 Illiabum 2–1 (80–82, 100–55, 86–77) Atlético CP
2016–17Terceira Basket2–0 (63–56, 60–56) Barreirense
2017–18 Imortal 2–1 (84–62, 79–84, 71–57)Esgueira
2018–19 Barreirense 2–0 (71–69, 69–68) Maia Basket
2019–20Competition cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2020–21 [1] CD Póvoa/Monteriano1-0 (65-59)Illiabum
2021-22Esgueira2-0 (62-60, 65-60)Galomar
2022-23Galomar2-0 (75-66, 101-71)Portimonense

Teams

TeamCityVenue
AcademicaCoimbraPavilhão da Coimbra
BarreirenseBarreiroPavilhão Municipal Prof Luís de Carvalho
BragaBragaComplexo Desportivo da Rodovia
CAB MadeiraFunchalPavilhao do C.A.B.
C.A. Queluz Queluz Pavilhão Henrique Miranda
Galitos Aveiro Pavilhão do Clube dos Galitos
Galitos Barreiro Barreiro Pavilhão Municipal Prof Luís de Carvalho
Ginásio Clube Olhanense [2] Olhão Pavilhão do Ginásio Clube Olhanense
IlliabumIlhavoPavilhão Adriano Nordeste
Imortal BAlbufeiraPavihão de Albufeira Municipal
MaiaMaiaPavilhão Nortecoope
PSA Santo AndreSanto AndrePavilhão Municipal Prof Luís de Carvalho
Sampaense BasketSão Paio de GramaçosPavilhão Serafim Marques
Sangalhos DC Sangalhos Complexo Desportivo de Sangalhos
SL Benfica B Lisbon Pavilhão Fidelidade
Vasco da GamaPortoParque das Camelias

Total championships

TeamWinnerRunner-upYears wonYears runner-up
Sampaense322004, 2005, 20062007, 2009
Illiabum 222009, 20162014, 2020
Dragon Force 202014, 2015–
Terceira Basket202011, 2017–
Vitória de Guimarães 1120072008
Galomar1120232022
Física 1120082012
Barreirense 1120192017
Lusitânia 102010–
Algés102012–
Oliveirense 102013–
Imortal 102018–
Esgueira1220222006, 2018
Portimonense01-2023
Maia Basket 02–2013, 2019
Sangalhos01–2004
Basket Almada01–2005
CB Penafiel01–2010
Barcelos01–2011
Eléctrico 01–2015
Atlético CP 01–2016
CD Póvoa102020–

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