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Liga Uruguaya de Basketball

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Format
Participating teams
2018–19 season teams Former teams
Champions by season
Total LUB titles by club
Awards
See also
References
External links

{{Infobox basketball league
| name = Liga Uruguaya de Básquetbol
Uruguayan Basketball League
| logo =
| pixels =
| caption = League logo
| sport = Basketball
| founded = {{Start date and age|2003}}
| teams = 14
| country = {{URU}}
| relegation = Torneo Metropolitano
| levels = 1 out of 3
| domest_cup =
| confed_cup = FIBA Americas League
FIBA South American League
| champion = Malvín
| most_champs = Malvín
(5 titles)
| season = 2014–15
| TV partners = Tenfield
| website = www.fubb.org.uy/
| current = 2018–19 season
}}

The Liga Uruguaya de Básquetbol (abbreviated as LUB; English: Uruguayan Basketball League) is the most important professional club basketball league in Uruguay. It is organized by the Uruguayan Basketball Federation (FUBB). The Uruguayan Basketball League competition began in 2003. Before that time, the Uruguayan basketball championships were only local metropolitan, and no competitions brought together all the clubs in the country. Until the Liga Uruguaya de Básquetbol was created, the capital clubs participated in the Campeonato Uruguayo Federal de Básquetbol (Uruguayan Federal Basketball Championship), while the clubs of the rest of the country competed in regional tournaments. The Uruguayan Federal Basketball Championship was founded in 1915, making it among the oldest on the continent.

The first LUB competition had a dramatic end, with a win in the last second, that brought the Uruguayan League title to Defensor Sporting, whom also repeated in the 2009–10 season. Some of the other League champions were: Salto Uruguay in 2004, Trouville in 2005–06, Malvín in 2006–07 and 2010–11, Biguá in 2007–08 and 2008–09, Hebraica Macabi in 2011–12, and Aguada in 2012–13. So far, there are only two teams that have appeared in all of the league's seasons; they are: Defensor Sporting and Trouville.

Format

The LUB was previously played in three stages: Torneo {{not a typo|Clasificatorio}} (Qualifying Tournament), Súper Liga (Super League) and play-off.

In the Qualifying Tournament, teams played in three separate leagues (Capital, Coast and South) according to their origin. In the Capital League the clubs played each other twice, home and away, and the first eight of the table played in the Super League, while the last three were relegated to the Second Division, to participate in the Torneo Metropolitano. Elsewhere, both the Coastal League and South Central League played their separate tournaments, where the first two qualified for the Super League.
The Super League was contested by eight teams from the Capital League, two from the South League, and two from the Coast League. They were divided into two groups of six teams in each group, and played each other in two legs, home and away. Group A comprised the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th of the Capital League, the 1st of the South League and 2nd of the Coast League. While Group B consisted of the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 8th of the Capital League, the 2nd of the South League and 1st of Coast League. The four best placed teams from each group qualified for the playoffs, using a system of a double table. The first table considered only the points earned in the second phase of the Super League, and the top four advanced to the playoffs. The remaining positions were filled by clubs in Montevideo, with the best record, after adding half of the total in the Qualifying Tournament, and the total obtained in the Super League. This system was established because teams outside the capital only had to play a maximum of ten games to reach the Super League, while those in Montevideo had to play about thirty games.
Finally, teams competed in the playoffs, with series being best of five. The first stage was the quarterfinals. The qualifiers were played as: A) 1st A vs. 4th B, B) 2nd A vs. 3rd B, C) 1st B vs. 4th A and D) 2nd B vs. 3rd A. The semifinal pairings were: A) Winner vs. D) Winner and B) Winner vs. C) Winner. The winners of these matches played in the finals, with the winner being crowned as the league champions of the LUB.

The worst teams of the league are demoted to the Second Division Torneo Metropolitano.

Participating teams

Defensor Sporting and Trouville are the teams with the most league appearances, having so far competed in every season of the LUB.

2018–19 season teams

Notes: All statistics are only for the Uruguayan Basketball League (Liga Uruguaya de Básquetbol), which is organized by the Uruguayan Basketball Federation (Federación Uruguaya de Basketball). Uruguayan Federal tournaments are not included. The "arena" column reflects the arena where the team plays most of its home games, but does not indicate that the team in question is the owner.

Club	City	Arena	Capacity	Foundation	Seasons	Championships
Aguada	Montevideo	Estadio Aguada^[1]	3,738	1922	15	1
Atenas	Montevideo				0
Biguá	Montevideo	Estadio Biguá de Villa Biarritz^[1]	1,200	1931	15	2
Defensor Sporting	Montevideo	Estadio Óscar Magurno^[2]	800	1910	16	2
Goes	Montevideo	Estadio Plaza de las Misiones	1,800	1934	8	0
Hebraica Macabi	Montevideo	Estadio Tabaré^[1]^[3]	1,100	1939	12	3
Malvín	Montevideo	Gimnasio Juan Fransisco Canil	900	1938	15	5
Nacional	Montevideo	Estadio Unión Atletica^[1]	750	1899	4	0
Olimpia	Montevideo	Estadio Albérico J. Passadore	500	1918	15	0
Sayago	Montevideo				0
Trouville	Montevideo	Estadio Club Trouville^[1]	780	1922	16	1
Urunday Universitario	Montevideo	Estadio Urunday Universitario^[1]	700	1931	4	0
Verdirrojo Montevideo	Montevideo
Welcome	Montevideo	Estadio Óscar Magurno	800	1926	12	0

Former teams

Club	City	Arena	Capacity	Foundation	Seasons	Championships
Bohemios	Montevideo	Estadio Alberto Casal	925	1932	10	0
Larre Borges	Montevideo	Estadio Romeo Schinca	900	1927	6	0

Champions by season

The Uruguayan Basketball League competition began in 2003. Before that time, the Uruguayan Federal Championships were only local, and no competition brought together all the clubs in the country.

Season	Champion	Result	Runner-up	Champion Coach
Liga Uruguaya de Básquetbol (Uruguayan Basketball League)
2003	Defensor Sporting	3-2	Paysandú	URU}} Gerardo Jauri
2004–05	Salto Uruguay	3-1	Paysandú	URU}} Javier Espíndola
2005–06	Trouville	3-0	Aguada	URU}} Alejandro González
2006–07	Malvín	3-1	Biguá	URU}} Pablo López
2007–08	Biguá	3-0	Hebraica Macabi	URU}} Marcelo Signorelli
2008–09	Biguá	3-0	Defensor Sporting	ARG}} Che García
2009–10	Defensor Sporting	3-0	Malvín	URU}} Gerardo Jauri
2010–11	Malvín	3-1	Biguá	URU}} Pablo López
2011–12	Hebraica Macabi	3-2	Malvín	URU}} Marcelo Signorelli
2012–13	Aguada	4-3	Defensor Sporting	URU}} Javier Espíndola
2013–14	Malvín	4-1	Defensor Sporting	URU}} Pablo López
2014–15	Malvín	4-1	Trouville	URU}} Pablo López
2015–16	Hebraica Macabi	4-2	Defensor Sporting	URU}} Leonardo Zylbersztein
2016–17	Hebraica Macabi	4-3	Aguada	URU}} Leonardo Zylbersztein
2017–18	Malvín	4-3	Aguada	URU}} Pablo López

Total LUB titles by club

Club	Championships	Runners-up	Years won
Liga Uruguaya de Básquetbol (Uruguayan Basketball League)
Malvín	5	2	2007, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2018
Hebraica Macabi	3	1	2012, 2016, 2017
Defensor Sporting	2	4	2003, 2010
Biguá	2	2	2008, 2009
Aguada	1	3	2013
Trouville	1	1	2006
Salto Uruguay	1	0	2005
Paysandú	0	2

Awards

References

1. ^¹²³⁴⁵Estos escenarios no tienen un nombre definido, por lo que se les pone ''Estadio (nombre del club)''
2. ^Defensor no tiene su escenario habilitado para jugar partido de liga, por lo que este año eligió oficiar de local en la cancha de Welcome.
3. ^Hebraica no tiene su escenario habilitado para jugar partido de liga, por lo que este año eligió oficiar de local en la cancha de Tabaré.

External links

Uruguayan Basketball Federation FUBB {{es icon}}
Uruguayan Basketball League at Latinbasket.com {{en icon}}

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