Teramo Basket

2011/12: 14th Place

Teramo Basket is a former Italian basketball club from Teramo in Abruzzo. The first professional team played from 2003 to 2012 in the top domestic league championship Legabasket Serie A before the game operation company was liquidated due to financial reasons. The team wore from 2008 to the end of the sponsors name Banca Tercas Teramo. After a third place in 2009 in the regular season in Serie A, it was enough to participate in the Eurocup 2009/10, the second most important European club competition, where you failed in the first group stage, among others, the German representative Alba Berlin.

History

Founded in 1973 on the initiative of Paolo Antonetti as Associazione Italiana Cultura e Sport ( AICS ) Teramo, the club initially played only successful in regional competitions. 1995, they finally played after two climbs after another in the fourth- highest division series B2. Already in the second season, a further promotion to Serie B1 succeeded in 1997. In 1999, Carlo Antonetti responsibility as president and gave the goal of reaching the top division within three seasons. Although this was not successful, but after 2002 the rise in the second highest league Legadue tried and failed to walkover in the Serie A, so that one but played with two -year delay in the top domestic league championship.

After the rise in 2003 was achieved in successive Serie A rankings consistently in the bottom half of the table before 2008 Banca Tercas new title sponsor and Andrea Capobianco new coach of the team was. Teramo was the first time among other things with Jaycee Carroll and David Moss join up, reached the third place after the regular season, thus qualifying for the second most important European club competition ULEB Eurocup. In the play-offs for the first time reached the Italian Cup, however, would retire in the first round to eventual runner-up Armani Jeans Milan. In the following season would retire in the first group stage of the Eurocup 2009/10 in the first group stage. Even in the national championship, it was not enough to a play-off position. After a total of verpatztem start of the season in the season 2010/11 coach Capobianco was dismissed.

At the end of the season 2010/11 could be avoided as a table next to last relegation only through the acquisition of a " wild card ". President Antonetti promised payment, the details of which met with sharp criticism of the second division, but had to leave his post for new investors. The potential substitutes and Movers Reyer Venezia objected to the late payment of the wild card fee in the amount of € 500,000, which is why this was allowed by the Court because also a start right in the top division, so that the Serie A with 17 and a team more than usual started in the season 2011 /12. Although you could avoid the sporty relegation this season, but the liquidity of the game operating company was no longer given and the approval for another season has not been granted. Subsequently, the professional team of the club was disbanded.

Retraction jersey numbers

  • 20 Italy Mario Boni (2002-2004)
  • 08 Italy Giuseppe Poeta (2006-2010)

Well-known and important player

  • Italy Gianluca Lulli 2001-2012
  • United States Tyrone Grant 2002-2004
  • United States Ryan Hoover 2002/ 03, 2008-2010
  • Croatia Kresimir Loncar 2003/ 04
  • Belgium Dimitri Lauwers 2004/ 05
  • Italy Alessandro Cittadini 2004/ 05
  • Germany Robert Garrett 2005
  • United States Joe Crispin 2005/ 06
  • Italy Mauro Sartori 2005/ 06
  • England Chris Haslam 2005/ 06
  • England Mike Bernard 2005-2007
  • Germany Marko Pešić 2006
  • United States Duane Woodward 2006/ 07
  • Latvia Kristaps Janičenoks 2006/ 07
  • United States Roger Powell 2007/ 08
  • United States Devin Green 2007/ 08
  • United States Clay Tucker 2007/ 08
  • Georgia Nikoloz Zkitischwili 2007/ 08
  • United States Brandon Brown 2007-2009, 2011/12
  • United States David Moss 2008/ 09
  • United States Jacob Jaacks 2008/ 09
  • United States Jaycee Carroll 2008/ 09
  • Italy Valerio Amoroso 2008-2010, 2011/12
  • Italy Bruno Cerella 2008-2010, 2011/12
  • Italy Achille Polonara 2008-2012
  • Slovenia Goran Jurak 2009/10
  • Romania Virgil Stănescu 2009/10
  • United States Bobby Ray Jones 2009/10
  • United States Drake Diener 2009-2011
  • Serbia Ivan Zoroski 2010/11
  • United States Josh Davis 2010/11
  • United States Dee Brown 2011/12
  • Montenegro, Miloš Borisov 2011/12
Lega Basket Serie A 2009–10 Eurocup Basketball Legadue Basket Wild card (sports) Reyer Venezia Mestre Robert Garrett (basketball) Chris Haslam (basketball) Roger Powell (basketball) Nikoloz Tskitishvili Bobby Jones (basketball, born 1984) Corriere della Sera Federazione Italiana Pallacanestro
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