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Kosovo Cup (basketball)

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Kosovo Cup
Organising bodyBasketball Federation of Kosovo
Founded1991; 33 years ago (1991)
First season1991–92
CountryKosovo
ConfederationFIBA Europe (Europe)
Number of teams23
Current championsKB Trepça (5th title)
(2021–22)
Most championshipsPrishtina (15 titles)
TV partnersKujtesa, ArtMotion
WebsiteOfficial website

The Kosovo Cup (in Albanian: Kupa e Kosovës) is an annual professional basketball competition between clubs from Kosovo. Founded in 1991, it is run by the Basketball Federation of Kosovo.

On group phase, teams are divided in four groups, winners are qualified in Final Four.

Competition finals

Venue Location Winner Result Finalist
1991–92 - KB Vëllaznimi : ?
1992–93 - KB Trepça : ?
1993–94 - KB Peja : ?
1994–95 - KB Peja : ?
1995–96 - KB Vëllaznimi : ?
1996–97 - KB Peja : ?
1997–98 The competition interrupted because of the war in Kosovo
1998–99 The competition not held due to war in Kosovo
1999–00 - KB Trepça : ?
2000–01 Prizren KB Bashkimi 93:83 KB Peja
2001–02 Mitrovica KB Prishtina 73:68 KB Bashkimi
2002–03 Pristina KB MEB Prishtina 90:72 KB QMI Bashkimi
2003–04 Pristina KB Trepça 103:74 KB Universiteti
2004–05 Pristina KB Sigal Prishtina 92:71 KB Trepça
2005–06 Peja KB Sigal Prishtina 84:71 KB Peja
2006–07 Suva Reka KB Sigal Prishtina 91:77 KB AS Prishtina
2007–08 - KB Sigal Prishtina 95:77 KB Peja
2008–09 - KB Sigal Prishtina 96:86 KB Peja
2009–10 Mitrovica KB Sigal Prishtina 70:59 KB Trepça
2010–11 Pristina KB Peja 98:84 KB Sigal Prishtina
2011–12 Peja KB Trepça 86:71 KB Bashkimi
2012–13 Prizren KB Sigal Prishtina 55:54 KB Peja
2013–14 Gjakovë KB Sigal Prishtina 92:65 KB Bashkimi
2014–15 Suva Reka KB Peja 70:66 KB Sigal Prishtina
2015–16 Pristina KB Sigal Prishtina 81:78 KB Peja
2016–17 Mitrovica KB Sigal Prishtina 77:66 KB Peja
2017–18 Suva Reka Bashkimi 74:77 Sigal Prishtina
2018–19 Rahovec Prishtina 96:60 Rahoveci
2019–20 Rahovec KB Peja 79:64 Ylli
2020–21 Suva Reka KB Sigal Prishtina 82:76 Ylli
2021–22 Peja KB Trepça 76:62 KB Bashkimi

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