Strasbourg IG

Strasbourg IG ( officially: Strasbourg Illkirch -Graffenstaden Basket) is a French basketball club from Strasbourg. The club won the 2005 French championship.

History

The club was founded in 1928, with the basketball department was formed a year later. 1938, first played in the first division. There followed various descents and re- ascents. Sporting successes could not initially have the club. In the 1990s, it was mostly second-rate until the club was founded in 1999 Master of the LNB Pro B and advancement. In the same year, as well as in 1994, the team won the French Cup. It was followed by the establishment of the House of Lords. Was achieved initially been the play-off semi-finals, the club won its first championship in 2005. Strasbourg was that level since then no longer reach and played in LNB Pro A long time an average role before one behind JSF Nanterre was runner-up in the 2012/13 season.

At European level, the team once reached the quarterfinals of the ULEB Cup. In the Euro League, for which one was qualified as a master in 2005, would retire from seventh in the first group stage. 2013/14 takes Strasbourg IG for the second time participating in the Euro League.

Hall

The club plays its home games at full 6,200 places Rhenus Sport.

Current squad

  • Team 2013/2014

Jérémy Leloup (9 )

Paul Lacombe (10 )

Louis Campbell ( 13)

Romain Duport (15 )

Tim Abromaitis (21 )

Kevin Murphy ( 55)

Pierre Tavano, assistant coach

Not in picture: Vincent Collet ( head coach ), Antoine Diot ( 8), Ricardo Greer (14) and Alexis Ajinça ​​.

Achievements

  • French Champion (2005)
  • French runners-up (2013 )
  • French second division champions (1999)
  • 2x Vice Cup winner (1994 & 1999)
  • ULEB Cup quarter-finalists (2007)

Known player

  • France Bruno Hamm 1988-1994
  • United States Michael Brooks 1995/96
  • Slovenia Boris Gorenc 1996/97
  • Finland Jyri Lehtonen 1996-1998
  • United States Todd Mitchell 1997/98
  • France Frédéric Forte 1999-2003
  • United States Jo Jo English 2000/ 01
  • United States Keith Jennings 2000-2002, 2003/ 04
  • Hungary Kornél Dávid 2001/ 02
  • France Hugues Occansey 2001/ 02
  • United States J. R. Reid 2001/ 02
  • United States Alvin Sims 2002/ 03
  • United States / France Crawford Palmer 2002-2006
  • United States Rick Hughes 2003/ 04
  • France Thierry Rupert 2003/ 04
  • Croatia Hrvoje Perinčić 2003-2005
  • Israel Afik Nissim 2003-2005, 2006-2008
  • Puerto Rico Sharif Fajardo 2004/ 05
  • France Aymeric Jeanneau 2004-2006, since 2010
  • United States of America / Dominican Republic Ricardo Greer 2004-2006, since 2010
  • United States of America / Dominican Republic Jeff Greer 2004-2006, since 2012
  • Czech Republic Ondřej Starosta 2005/ 06
  • United States K'Zell Wesson 2005/ 06
  • France Sacha Giffa 2005-2011
  • United States Chuck Eidson 2006/ 07
  • USA / Nigeria Derrick Obasohan 2007-2009
  • United States David Simon 2008-2010
  • United States Terrel Harris 2009
  • France Thomas Heurtel 2009/10
  • United States Anthony Roberson 2009/10
  • United States Tremmell Darden 2009/10
  • France Alain Digbeu 2009-2011
  • United States Chris Oliver 2011/12
  • France Alexis Ajinça ​​since 2012
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