Liga Nacional de Básquetbol

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Liga Nacional de Básquetbol (LNB)
Sport Basketball
Founded 1984
No. of teams 16
Country(ies)  Argentina
Most recent champion(s) Atenas (9)
Most championships Atenas (9)
Official website www.lnb.com.ar

The Liga Nacional de Básquetbol (LNB) is the Argentine National Basketball League, and controlled by the Asociación de Clubes de Básquetbol (Association of Basketball Clubs).

The league was created through the efforts of coach León Najnudel in the 80s to make Argentine basketball more competitive through the merging of the many existing local leagues. It is designed like NBA with regular season, all-star game, and playoffs.

A tribute to Najnudel's vision is the string of successes of the Argentine national basketball team, culminating with the Olympic gold in Athens 2004, and the international careers of many players who started in the league.

Contents

[edit] 2009–2010 teams

[edit] Zona Norte (Northern Zone)

[edit] Zona Sur (Southern Zone)

[edit] Champions

Season Champion Runner-Up Finals result League MVP Finals MVP Winning Coach
2008–2009 Atenas Peñarol Mar del Plata 4–2 D. Jackson (Peñarol Mar del Plata) A. Laws (Atenas) Rubén Magnano
2007–2008 Libertad (Sunchales) Quimsa 4–0 L. Gutierrez (Boca Juniors) L. Profit (Libertad (Sunchales)) Julio Lamas
2006–2007 Boca Juniors Peñarol Mar del Plata 4–2 G.Mikulas (Peñarol Mar del Plata) L.Gutiérrez (Boca Juniors) Gabriel Piccato (interim)
2005–2006 Gimn. y Esgr. (C.R.) Libertad (Sunchales) 4–2 L.Gutiérrez (Ben Hur) G.Cocha (Gimn. y Esgr. (C.R.)) Fernando Duro
2004–2005 Ben Hur Boca Juniors 4–1 L.Gutiérrez (Ben Hur) L.Gutiérrez (Ben Hur) Julio Lamas
2003–2004 Boca Juniors Gimnasia La Plata 4–2 L.Gutiérrez (Obras Sanitarias) B.Wilson (Boca Juniors) Sergio Hernández
2002–2003 Atenas Boca Juniors 4–2 B.Labaque (Atenas) D.Lo Grippo (Atenas) Oscar Sánchez
2001–2002 Atenas Estudiantes (O) 4–1 --- (---) W.Herrmann (Atenas) Horacio Seguí
2000–2001 Estudiantes (O) Libertad (Sunchales) 4–1 W.Herrmann (Atenas) B.Wilson (Est.Olav.) Sergio Hernández
1999–2000 Estudiantes (O) Atenas 4–3 --- (---) R.Wolkowyski (Estudiantes (O)) Sergio Hernández
1998–1999 Atenas Indep´te G.P. 4–3 H.Campana (Atenas) D.Osella (Atenas) Rubén Magnano
1997–1998 Atenas Boca Juniors 4–0 --- (---) F.Oberto (Atenas) Rubén Magnano
1996–1997 Boca Juniors Indep´te G.P. 4–1 --- (---) B.Wilson (Boca Juniors) Julio Lamas
1995–1996 Olimpia V.T. Atenas 4–3 M.Wilson (Olimpia V.T.) J.Racca (Olimpia V.T.) Horacio Seguí
1994–1995 Indep´te G.P. Olimpia V.T. 4–1 H.Montenegro (Gimn. C.R.) E.de la Fuente (Indep´te) Mario Guzmán
1993–1994 Peñarol Indep´te G.P. 4–1 M.Milanesio (Atenas) E.de la Fuente (Peñarol) Néstor García
1992–1993 G.E.P.U. Atenas 4–2 --- (---) J.Espil (G.E.P.U.) Orlando Ferratto
1991–1992 Atenas G.E.P.U. 4–1 M.Milanesio (Atenas) H.Campana (Atenas) Rubén Magnano
1990–1991 G.E.P.U. Estudiantes (BB) 4–2 H.Campana (G.E.P.U.) H.Campana (G.E.P.U.) Daniel Rodríguez
1990 Atenas Sport Club 3–0 H.Campana (River Plate) M.Milanesio (Atenas) Walter Garrone
1989 Ferro Carril Oeste Atenas 3–2 H.Campana (River Plate) J.Thomas (F.C.Oeste) León Najnudel
1988 Atenas River Plate 3–0 --- (---) C.Cerutti (Atenas) Walter Garrone
1987 Atenas Ferro Carril Oeste 3–1 G.Filloy (Atenas) H.Campana (Atenas) Walter Garrone
1986 Ferro Carril Oeste Olimpo 3–1 --- (---) M.Schlegel (F.C.Oeste) Luis Martínez
1985 Ferro Carril Oeste Atenas 2–1 --- (---) S.Uranga (F.C.Oeste) Luis Martínez
1984 Deportivo San Andrés River Plate 2–1 This championship was called "De transición"

[edit] Distinguished players

[edit] See also

[edit] External links