JuveCaserta Basket

2011/12: 16th Place

JuveCaserta Basket is a basketball club from the Italian Caserta. In its present form it has existed only since 2003, the predecessor was founded in 1951 Sporting Club Juventus Caserta played but from 1983 to 1994 in the Serie A1 and won once each the Italian Cup (1988) and the championship (1991). Home games wearing JuveCaserta from the 6,387 -seat hall Palamaggio. Since 2008, the association, which officially competes under the name Otto Caserta sponsors, is again represented in the top division of Italy.

  • 2.1 Juventus Caserta
  • 2.2 JuveCaserta
  • 3.1 retracted jersey numbers
  • 3.2 more players

Club history

Juventus Caserta

1975 Juventus rose the first time in the A2 series, but had to descend immediately. From 1978, the club was represented again in this league and entered in 1983, under the guidance of coach Bogdan Tanjevic and with the Brazilian scoring specialists Oscar Schmidt in his ranks, in the series A1. 1986, the last season of Tanjevic in Caserta, the club reached the final in both the Italian championship and in Korać Cup. His most successful period saw Juventus under his successor Marcelletti Franco, who was responsible for the sporty line until 1992. 1988 Caserta was Italian Cup Winners 'Cup the following year the club reached the final of the European Cup Winners' Cup, and in 1991 he won the Italian championship. In subsequent years, however, Juventus could not build on these successes and rose again from 1994 in the A2 series. Finally, in 1998 was followed by financial reasons to dissolve the Association.

JuveCaserta Basket

Was founded in 2003 with JuveCaserta Basket a club that should continue the tradition of Juventus. In 2004 he got for the extended two clubs Legadue, the second Italian league, a license, and increased in 2008 to the Serie A. Two years later, Caserta reached the semifinals of the championship and took after leaving in qualifying for the ULEB Euro League, 2010/11 ULEB Eurocup on the part.

Sponsors name

Juventus Caserta

  • Il Diario ( 1979-80 )
  • Latte Matese ( 1980-82 )
  • Indesit ( 1982-85 )
  • Mobilgirgi ( 1985-87 )
  • Snaidero ( 1987-89 )
  • Phonola (1989-93 )
  • Onyx ( 1993-94 )

JuveCaserta

  • Pepsi ( 2004-08 )
  • Eldo ( 2008-09 )
  • Pepsi (2009-2011)
  • Otto ( since 2012 )

Known player

Retracted jersey numbers

  • 05: Italy Ferdinando Gentile ( 1982-1993 )
  • 06: Italy Vincenzo Esposito ( 1984-1993 )
  • 18: Brazil Oscar Schmidt ( 1982-1990 )

More players

  • Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Zoran Slavníč 1982/83
  • Brazil Marcel de Souza 1983/84
  • Italy Pietro Generali 1983-1988
  • Italy Sandro Dell'Agnello 1984-1992
  • Bulgaria Georgi Glushkov 1986-1990
  • United States Tellis Frank 1990/91, 1992/93
  • United States Charles Shackleford 1990/91, 1993/94
  • Bahamas Mychal Thompson 1991/92
  • United States Cadillac Anderson 1992/93
  • Germany Ingo Freyer 1997
  • Israel Guy Goodes 1997/98
  • United States Josh Powell 2004/ 05
  • United States Sean Colson 2004-2006
  • Finland Antti Nikkilä 2005/ 06
  • United States Randolph Childress 2007/ 08
  • Italy Andrea Michelori 2008-2010, since 2012
  • Italy Fabio Di Bella 2008-2011
  • Poland Łukasz Koszarek 2009-2011
  • United States Jumaine Jones 2009-2011
  • Italy Luca Garri 2010/11
  • United States Andre Smith 2011/12
  • Italy Alex Righetti 2011/12
  • Italy Marco mordents since 2012
  • Lithuania Žygimantas Jonušas since 2012
Lega Basket Serie A Italian Basketball Cup FIBA Saporta Cup Legadue Basket Euroleague Basketball 2010–11 Eurocup Basketball Pietro Generali (basketball) The Bahamas Andre Smith (basketball, born 1985) Pallacanestro Reggiana Dinamo Basket Sassari Mens Sana Basket
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