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2000 North European Basketball League
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Season of the North European Basketball League
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NEBL'2000 was the first complete season of the North European Basketball League. The tournament was held during the 1999-2000 basketball season on 5 January – 16 April 2000.
After holding Promotion Cup, teams from four more countrieshttp://www.nebl.com/nebl2000.html About NEBL'2000 2018-09-02 https://web.archive.org/web/20000611010054/http://www.nebl.com/nebl2000.html 2000-06-11 live – Germany, Russia, Ukraine and Denmark – took part in NEBL'2000.
League accepted the participation of Magic M7 from Sweden, with which Earvin "Magic" Johnson entered into an agreement.http://www.nebl.com/about.html About NEBL 2018-09-02 https://web.archive.org/web/20000830082410/http://www.nebl.com/about.html 2000-08-30 live
CSKA won the tournament by defeating Lietuvos rytas in the final.NEBL slogan: Break the ice!
Andrius Giedraitis from Lietuvos rytas was named as the Most valuable player.
Clubs
Country (League)TeamsDEN Denmark (Basketligaen)Great Danes Copenhagen da Magic Great DanesEST Estonia (KML)Kalev TallinnFIN Finland (Korisliiga)TeamWARE ToPo HelsinkiHonka EspooGER Germany (BBL)Skyliners FrankfurtLVA Latvia (LBL)VentspilsBrocēni-LMT RīgaLTU Lithuania (LKL)Lietuvos rytas VilniusŽalgiris KaunasAlita AlytusRUS Russia (Super League A)CSKA MoscowSWE Sweden (Basketligan)Magic M7 BoråsPlannja Basket LuleåUKR Ukraine (SuperLeague)Kyiv Kiev
Regular season
+ Key to colors Teams advance to Final Four. Teams advance to eight-finals.
TeamPldWLPFPADiffTie-break 1. RUS CSKA 13 12 1 1239 953 +286 2. LTU Lietuvos rytas 13 11 2 1172 1032 +140 1–0 3. LTU Žalgiris 13 11 2 1386 1086 +300 0–1 4. UKR Kyiv 13 9 4 1384 1236 +148 5. EST Kalev 13 7 6 1301 1288 +13 1–0 6. SWE Magic M7 13 7 6 1257 1329 –72 0–1 7. LAT Ventspils 13 6 7 1246 1193 +53 8. SWE Plannja Basket 13 5 8 1158 1257 –99 3–0 9. FIN TeamWARE ToPo 13 5 8 1146 1321 –175 2–1 10. FIN Honka 13 5 8 1185 1300 –115 1–2 11. LAT Brocēni-LMT 13 5 8 1055 1124 –69 0–3 12. GER Skyliners 13 4 9 922 1002 –80 13. LTU Alita 13 3 10 1054 1147 –93 14. DEN Great Danes 13 1 12 859 1096 –237
Results
DEN MGD LTU ALIGER SKYLVA LMTFIN HONFIN TOPSWE PLALVA VENSWE MM7EST KALUKR KYILTU ŽALLTU LRYRUS CSKA Moscow112-8290-6279-67108-8194-91108-68106-57104-8486-88107-8289-7760-5796-77LTU Lietuvos rytas74-6292-7585-6494-8589-77106-7479-63103-8478-8495-8093-87107-101LTU Žalgiris Kaunas91-58109-7874-7399-74106-7096-8099-5691-63106-8196-61108-80UKR Kyiv90-73111-10093-8497-7789-7595-78100-8575-5895-9285-95EST Kalev86-6486-8573-8275-8986-8986-77102-8790-88101-82SWE Magic M785-7189-7986-7288-9793-9774-7393-8476-89LVA Ventspils 81-6398-8073-7574-7997-7383-7375-65SWE Plannja Basket61-6396-7683-7277-71101-6379-60FIN TeamWARE ToPo Helsinki85-8393-8172-6693-8891-86FIN Honka Playboys90-6962-9275-5992-81LVA Brocēni-LMT85-7590-8358-69GER Skyliners76-6863-83LTU Alita80-68
Source: Worldbasket.com
Play-offs
Eight-finals
Žalgiris LTU 153–145 Honka FIN 80–84 73–61
Kyiv UKR 210–129 TeamWARE ToPo FIN 104–78 106–51
Kalev EST 198–164 Plannja Basket SWE 104–91 94–73
Magic M7 SWE 146–201 Ventspils LAT 65–92 81–109
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Quarterfinals
Žalgiris LTU 157–140 Ventspils LAT 76–69 81–71
Kyiv UKR 198–180 Kalev EST 95–95 103–85
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Final four
Semifinal 1
#eee
15 April 2000
17:00
CSKA RUS
105
UKR Kyiv
88
24–29
28–20
28–15
25–24
Panov 23
C.McCants fr Curtis McCants 21
Vilnius Sports Palace, Vilnius
3,000
Romualdas Brazauskas (LTU), Richard Stokes (ENG)
Semifinal 2
#eee
15 April 2000
19:00
Lietuvos rytas LTU
74
LTU Žalgiris
67
20–16
18–13
21–15
15–23
Elliott 19
M.Žukauskas 17
Vilnius Sports Palace, Vilnius
3,500
Mikhail Davydov (RUS), Efim Resser (GER)
Third-place game
#eee
16 April 2000
17:00
Kyiv UKR
88
LTU Žalgiris
110
14–20
22–29
27–28
25–33
Medvedenko 21
Slanina 22
Vilnius Sports Palace, Vilnius
3,500
Mikhail Davydov (RUS), Efim Resser (GER)
Final
#eee
16 April 2000
19:00
Lietuvos rytas LTU
77
RUS CSKA
95
18–24
18–30
28–19
13–22
Giedraitis 25
Daineko 32
Vilnius Sports Palace, Vilnius
4,500
Volodymyr Drabikovskyi (UKR), Richard Stokes (ENG)
Final standings
Pos Team1.CSKA 2.Lietuvos rytas3.Žalgiris4.Kyiv 5.Kalev6.Ventspils 7.Magic M78.Plannja Basket9.TeamWARE ToPo10.Honka11.Brocēni-LMT12.Skyliners13.Alita14.Great Danes
References
External links
Teams
Scores&Standings
Schedule
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