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词条 La Liga Argentina de Básquet
释义

  1. Competition format

  2. Current clubs (2018–19)

  3. List of champions

     Finals 

  4. Championships by club

  5. References

  6. External links

{{Infobox basketball league
| name = La Liga Argentina
| image = La Liga Argentina de Básquet logo.svg
| pixels = 160px
| organiser = Asociación de Clubes
de Básquet
| founded = {{Start date and age|1992}}
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| country = Argentina
| other countries =
| confed =
| divisions = 4
| teams = 28
| feeds =
| promotion = Liga Nacional
| relegation = Liga Federal
| levels = 2
| domest_cup =
| supercup =
| confed_cup =
| champions = Libertad (S) (2018)
| season =
| most_champs = Quilmes (MDP)
(3 titles)
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| ceo =
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| tv = TyC Sports
| website = La Liga Argentina
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}}

The La Liga Argentina de Básquet (abbreviated "LLA", and literally in English "The Argentine Basketball League"), previously known as the Torneo Nacional de Ascenso (abbreviated "TNA", and literally in English "National Promotion Tournament") is the second division of the Argentine basketball league system. The La Liga's predecessor is the Torneo Federal de Básquetbol, which became the third division when the LLA was created in 1992.

Competition format

La Liga Argentina consists of 28 teams, which are divided into four Divisions: North Center North, South and Center South, with 7 teams per zone. The competition format is similar to that of Liga A, with a regular season divided in two stages. On the first stage, teams from the same division compete in a double round-robin format, with standings determined by a points system. Teams from the Center North and South Divisions will play two extra inter-zone matches.

After the first phase each team carries over 100% of the points obtained to the second stage. On the second stage, two Conferences (North and South) are formed uniting the four divisions, so each Conference has a total of 13 teams each. A new double round-robin series of matches takes place, with the final standings in each conference determined by the same points system of the first stage.

The final stage of the tournament follow a playoff format. The top four teams from each Conference advance directly to the Conference quarterfinals, while the teams ranked from 5th to 12th place in each Conference compete in a separate bracket to allocate the remaining berths for the Conference quarterfinals. Every series in this final stage follow a best-of-five format. The winning team of the Finals will earn a spot in the top tier the following year.

Current clubs (2018–19)

ClubCityProvince/AreaArenaCapacity
Ameghino Villa María Córdoba La Leonera 500
Atenas C. de Patagones Río Negro Carmelo Trípoli 2,000
At. Echagüe Paraná Entre Ríos Luis Butta 2,000
Barrio Parque Córdoba Córdoba Teatro del Parque 1,000
Central Argentino Olímpico Ceres Santa Fe Raúl Braica n/i
Centro Español Plottier Neuquén El Templo 600
Ciclista Juninense Junín Buenos Aires Raúl Merlo 3,100
Del Progreso General Roca Río Negro El Gigante 2,500
Dep. Norte Armstrong Santa Fe Jorge Ferrero 1,000
Dep. Viedma Viedma Río Negro Ángel Arias 2,500
Estudiantes Olavarría Buenos Aires Carlos Guerrero 7,100
Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata Buenos Aires Víctor Nethol 3,000
Hindú Resistencia Chaco Ricardo Moro 3,100
Independiente Río Tercero Córdoba Estadio Independiente n/i
La Unión Colón Entre Ríos Carlos Delassoie 1,000
Oberá Tenis Club Oberá Misiones Oberá Tenis Club 2,000
Parque Sur C. del Uruguay Entre Ríos Parque Sur 1,500
Petrolero Argentino Cutral Có Neuquén Enrique Mosconi 1,000
Platense Florida Buenos Aires Ciudad Vicente López 2,100
Racing Chivilcoy Buenos Aires Estadio Norte 1,500
San Isidro San Francisco Córdoba Severo Robledo 800
Tomás de Rocamora C. del Uruguay Entre Ríos Julio C. Pacagnella 1,000
Tiro Federal Morteros Córdoba Vide Tealdi 1,300
Unión Santa Fe Santa Fe Ángel Malvicino 4,500
Villa San Martín Resistencia Chaco Villa San Martín 1,000

List of champions

Finals

SeasonChampionRunner-upResult
1992–93 Deportivo Roca Independiente (GP) 3–0
1993–94 Deportivo Valle Inferior Pico Football Club 3–2
1994–95 Luz y Fuerza Mendoza Regatas 3–2
1995–96 Obras Sanitarias Estudiantes (O) 3–1
1996–97 Belgrano (SN) Newell's Old Boys 3–0
1997–98 Libertad (S) SIDERCA 3–2
1998–99 Quilmes (MDP) Central Entrerriano 3–2
1999–00 Belgrano (Tuc) Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP) 3–2
2000–01 Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP) Regatas (C) 3–1
2001–02 Ben Hur Ciclista Juninense 3–0
2002–03 Central Entrerriano Argentino (J) 3–2
2003–04 River Plate Regatas (C) 3–0
2004–05 La Unión Ciclista Juninense 3–1
2005–06 Juventud Sionista Quimsa 3–0
2006–07 El Nacional Independiente (N) 2–0
2007–08 Ciclista Olímpico Lanús 2–0
2008–09 La Unión Unión (Sunchales) 3–0
2009–10 Argentino (J) San Martín (C) 3–0
2010–11 Quilmes (MDP) San Martín (C) 3–1
2011–12 Unión Progresista Argentino (J) 3–0
2012–13 Estudiantes (C) San Martín (C) 3–2
2013–14 Ciclista Juninense Instituto (C) 3–0
2014–15 Instituto (C) 9 de Julio (RT) 3–2
2015–16 Hispano Americano Barrio Parque 3–2
2016–17 Comunicaciones (M) Estudiantes (O) 3–2
2017–18 Libertad (S) Estudiantes (O) 3–0

Championships by club

ClubTitlesSeasons won
Quilmes (MDP) 2 1998–99, 2010–11
Libertad (S) 2 1997–98, 2017–18
La Unión 2 2004–05, 2008–09

References

External links

  • Official website
{{Torneo Nacional de Ascenso}}{{Basketball in Argentina}}{{Men's professional basketball leagues}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Torneo Nacional de Ascenso}}

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