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TTÜ Korvpalliklubi
TTÜ Korvpalliklubi
Leagues	Korvpalli Meistriliiga; BBL Challenge Cup
Founded	2005
History	2006–2010, 2011–present
Arena	TTÜ Spordihall
Location	Tallinn, Estonia
Team colors	Red and Silver;
President	Olaf Herman
Head coach	Tiit Sokk
Championships	0
Website	http://www.ttu.ee/korvpall
Home	Away

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TTÜ KK (Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli Korvpalliklubi) is an Estonian professional basketball club, which belongs to Tallinn Technical University.^[1] The club participates in Korvpalli Meistriliiga and in the Baltic Basketball League Challenge Cup. So far the club has won no titles. In 2010 TTÜ/KK and Tallinna Kalev joined and made a new basketball team TTÜ/Kalev. The team divided again at the end of the 2010-2011 season.

Current roster

Template:TTÜ KK

Leagues recap

Season	KML	Cup	Baltic League	Coach	Roster
2006–07	9th	1/16 final		Priit Vene	Anton Batanov, Anthony Enden, Roman Konontshuk, Raul Krebs, Sander Kuusk, Daniel Lõõbas, Kaspar Marli, Stanislav Minitsh, Ingmar Nöps, Ardi Oja, Arkko Pakkas, Illimar Pilk, Peep Pitk, Ronald Randma, Tarmo Tartes, Sergei Turkov, Tarmo Unt, Karl-Ingemar Viilver, Andri Väljaots
2007–08	10th	1/16 final		Aivar Kuusmaa	Sergo Atuashvili, Anton Batanov, Erik Keedus, Madis Saarmets, Raido Roos, Mihkel Niine, Andri Väljaots, Illimar Pilk, Peep Pitk, Henrik Herman, Stanislav Minitsh, Siim Raudla, Tarmo Tartes, Ardi Oja, Kristo Orula, Daniel Lõõbas, Sass Karemäe, Ronald Randma
2008–09	3rd	Finalist	Challenge Cup 1/4 final	Aivar Kuusmaa	Henrik Herman, Sass Karemäe, Erik Keedus, Daniel Lõõbas, Kristjan Makke, Mihkel Niine, Ardi Oja, Kristo Orula, Illimar Pilk, Joosep Pokla, Ronald Randma, Siim Raudla, Madis Saarmets, Kaido Saks, Reimo Tamm, Tarmo Tartes, Joosep Toome, Martin Viiask
2009–10	4th	3rd	Challenge Cup 4th	Aivar Kuusmaa	Henrik Herman, Mooses Kaja, Erik Keedus, Margus Klementsov, Daniel Lõõbas, Kristjan Makke, Kristo Orula, Illimar Pilk, Joosep Pokla, Siim Raudla, Madis Saarmets, Kaido Saks, Reimo Tamm, Joosep Toome
2010–11	The team played under the name TTÜ/Kalev
2011–12	5th	4th	Challenge Cup 1/4 final	Heino Lill	Siim Raudla, Kiur Akenberg, Sixten Tomingas, Jaan Puidet, Illimar Pilk, Erik Keedus, Kristjan Keres, Raul Liivrand, Kristjan Makke, Kristjan Kalle, Mooses Kaja, Andrew Arnold, Madis Saarmets

References

^ "TTÜ home-clubs". Tipikate Spordiportaal. Retrieved on 2009-01-26

External links

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[1] "TTÜ home-clubs". Tipikate Spordiportaal. Retrieved on 2009-01-26

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