Basketball Supercup

The Basketball Supercup of the German Basketball Federation (DBB) is an international basketball tournament for men's national teams that has been held annually since 1987 with the exception of 1990 and 1993. It takes place in the summer of each year as a preparatory tournament for the final tournaments that take place in autumn, such as the European championships , the world championships or the Olympics . Except for the first events, in which there were also preliminary round matches with more than four teams, the tournament with the German national team as the host and three visiting teams is usually held in a hall on a weekend on two to three consecutive days. Together with the Acropolis tournament in Athens, it is one of the longest-running and most consistent preparatory tournaments on the European basketball competition calendar.

After Dortmund was the venue for the final rounds four times in a row from 1987 to 1991, the tournament then took place in Berlin , where they were guests seven times, most recently in 2006. In addition to Bremen (1998), Stuttgart (2000) and five times in the Volkswagen Hall Braunschweig (most recently in 2005), starting in 2004, the Forum Bamberg has so far been eight guests , most recently also known as Brose Arena and twice in the ratiopharm arena in Neu-Ulm . In 2019, the Edel-optics.de Arena in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg was the venue for the fourth time .

In 2010 the company Beko Elektronik A.Ş. for three years as a name sponsor. From then on, the tournament was called the BEKO Supercup . After a year without a sponsor (2014), the Ergo Insurance Group became the new title sponsor in April 2015. The name ERGO Supercup applied to the 2015 and 2016 events. For 2018 and 2019, the naming rights for the event in Hamburg were given to the local logistics company VTG AG .

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic , the Supercup 2020 on June 13 and 14 in Hamburg was canceled.

List of events

year	meeting	Hall / place	Tournament winner		Second		Third		Other participants
2020	Cancellation due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2019	August 16-18	Edel-optics.de Arena , Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg	Germany	83 : 62, 87 : 68, 92 : 84	Czech Republic	96 : 86, 68: 87 , 103 : 83	Hungary	62: 83 , 80 : 75, 83: 103	Poland	86: 96 , 75: 80 , 84: 92
2018	8. bis 7. September	Edel-optics.de Arena, Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg	Turkey	100 : 79 (HF), 89 : 80	Czech Republic	87 : 80 (HF), 80: 89	Italy	80: 87 (HF), 71 : 62	Germany	79: 100 (HF), 62: 71
2017	20th bis 18th August	Edel-optics.de Arena, Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg	Serbia	85 : 78, 85 : 75, 87 : 56	Poland	78: 85 , 80 : 75, 81 : 78	Germany	79 : 76, 75: 80 , 56: 87	Russia	76: 79 , 75: 85 , 78: 81
2016	August 19-21	ratiopharm arena , Neu-Ulm	Russia	89 : 77, 92 : 73, 84 : 72	Germany	75 : 66, 73: 92 , 80 : 61	Finland	66: 75 , 80 : 71, 72: 84	Poland	77: 89 , 71: 80 , 61: 80
2015	23. bis 21st August	Inselparkhalle , Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg	Germany	85 : 80, 82 : 69, 68 : 66	Latvia	80: 85 , 81 : 79, 81 : 80	Poland	83 : 73, 69: 82 , 80: 81	Turkey	73: 83 , 79: 81 , 66: 68
2014	August 1st to 3rd	Brose Arena , Bamberg	Germany	75 : 74, 84: 91 , 84 : 75	Israel	75: 82 , 91 : 84, 94 : 86	Russia	82 : 75, 73 : 64, 75: 84	Latvia	74: 75 , 64: 73 , 86: 94
2013	25. bis 23. August	ratiopharm Arena, Neu-Ulm	North Macedonia	77 : 75, 81 : 67, 93 : 84	Bosnia and Herzegovina	73 : 62, 90 : 84, 84: 93	Greece	75: 77 , 84: 90 , 78 : 62	Germany	62: 73 , 67: 81 , 62: 78
2012	12. bis 11. August	Stechert Arena , Bamberg	Germany	79 : 70 (HF), 78 : 74	Poland	95 : 69 (HF), 74: 78	Finland	70: 79 (HF), 98 : 82	Turkey	69: 95 (HF), 82: 98
2011	August 19-21	Stechert Arena, Bamberg	Greece	62 : 38, 69 : 56, 70 : 61	Germany	71 : 65, 56: 69 , 64 : 52	Turkey	38: 62 , 66 : 60, 52: 64	Belgium	65: 71 , 60: 66 , 61: 70
2010	15. bis 13. August	Forum Bamberg , Bamberg	Lithuania	80 : 77, 78 : 67, 93 : 82	Croatia	79 : 67, 72 : 61, 82: 93	Germany	67: 79 , 67: 78 , 68 : 54	Turkey	77: 80 , 61: 72 , 54: 68
2009	22. bis 21st August	JAKO Arena , Bamberg	Croatia	81 : 74 (HF), 73 : 65	Germany	78 : 77 (HF), 65: 73	Macedonia	77: 78 (HF), 95 : 88	Poland	74: 81 (HF), 88: 95
2008	5. bis 4. July	JAKO Arena, Bamberg	Greece	79 : 71 (HF), 93 : 86	Puerto Rico	85 : 83 (HF), 86: 93	Germany	83: 85 (HF), 77 : 67	Slovenia	71: 79 (HF), 67: 77
2007	26. bis 24. August	JAKO Arena, Bamberg	Russia	77 : 59, 65: 66 , 67 : 56	Germany	69 : 51, 66 : 65, 60: 69	Italy	59: 77 , 79 : 60, 69 : 60	Portugal	51: 69 , 60: 79 , 56: 67
2006	4th to 5th August	Schmeling-Halle , Berlin	Italy	79 : 65 (HF) 70 : 65	Germany	70 : 56 (HF) 65: 70	Turkey	56: 70 (HF) 89 : 76	France	65: 79 (HF), 76: 89
2005	28. bis 26. August	Volkswagenhalle , Braunschweig	Greece	66 : 57	Germany	75 : 59, 88 : 54, 57: 66	Belarus	59: 75	Georgia	54: 88
2004	22. bis 20th August	Forum, Bamberg	Germany	60 : 59, 92 : 82, 67 : 50	France	59: 60 , 69 : 57, 53: 64	Latvia	64: 75 , 82: 92 , 64 : 53	Turkey	75 : 64, 57: 69 , 50: 67
2003	24. bis 22. August	Volkswagenhalle, Braunschweig	France	94 : 87 a.d., 108 : 68, 76 : 68	Germany	78 : 54, 91 : 84, 68: 76	Croatia	87: 94 a.d., 84: 91 , 84 : 69	Sweden	54: 78 , 68: 108 , 69: 84
2002	August 15th to 17th	Volkswagenhalle, Braunschweig	Yugoslavia	79: 81 , 87 : 58, 88 : 87 n.V.	Germany	86 : 72, 83 : 74, 87: 88 n.V.	Lithuania	72: 86 , 58: 87 , 85 : 75	New Zealand	81 : 79, 74: 83 , 75: 85
2001	3rd to 5th August	Volkswagenhalle, Braunschweig	BR Yugoslavia	, 88 : 78, 88 : 79	France	83 : 72, 85 : 73, 79: 88	Lithuania	, 73: 85 , 95 : 64	Germany	72: 83 , 78: 88 , 64: 95
2000	3. bis 1. September	Schleyer Hall , Stuttgart	Croatia	, , 80 : 62	Dallas All-Stars	78: 87 , ,	Turkey	, 65 : 55,	Germany	87 : 78, 55: 65 , 62: 80
1999	6. bis 4. June	Schmeling-Halle, Berlin	France	67 : 52, 77 : 66, 66 : 52	Germany	83 : 74, 66: 77 , 53 : 48	Australia	52: 67 , , 48: 53	Turkey	74: 83 , , 52: 66
1998	12. bis 10. July	City Hall , Bremen	France	83 : 79, 76 : 73, 71 : 65	Russia	79: 83 , 80 : 53,	Germany	85 : 75, 53: 80 , 65: 71	Greece	75: 85 , 73: 76 ,
1997	Bis 8. 6. June	Schmeling-Halle, Berlin	Italy	84 : 83, 74 : 73, 70 : 63	BR Yugoslavia	83: 84 , 83 : 66, 90 : 86	Germany	72 : 70, 73: 74 , 86: 90	Turkey	70: 72 , 66: 83 , 63: 70
1996	30th bis 28. June	Sömmeringhalle , Berlin-Charlottenburg	Lithuania	84 : 77, 86 : 70, 57: 77	BR Yugoslavia	82 : 69, 70: 86 , 91 : 76	Germany	77: 84 , 87 : 82, 76: 91	Greece	69: 82 , 82: 87 , 77 : 57
1995	Bis 11. 9. June	Sömmeringhalle, Berlin-Charlottenburg	Croatia	93 : 76, 75: 77 , 80 : 57	France	76: 93 , 87 : 65, 73 : 58	Germany	69 : 57, 77 : 75, 58: 73	Israel	57: 69 , 65: 87 , 57: 80
1994	Bis 10. 8. July	Sömmeringhalle, Berlin-Charlottenburg	Canada	, 95 : 86, 93 : 89	Russia	, 72: 85 , 89 : 74	Italy	79 : 64, 86: 95 , 74: 89	Germany	64: 79 , 85 : 72, 89: 93
1993	not carried out
1992	13. bis 11. June	Berlin	Italy	81: 82 , 100 : 76, 85 : 77	Germany	85 : 68, 91 : 85, 77: 85	France	82 : 81, 85: 91 , 89 : 88	Turkey	68: 85 , 76: 100 , 88: 89

statistics

Previous tournament winners

• 5 tournament victories: Germany (2004, 2012, 2014, 2015 and 2019)
• 4 tournament victories: Yugoslavia (1987, 1988, 1989 and 1991),
• 3 tournament victories: Italy (1992, 1997 and 2006), Croatia (1995, 2000 and 2009), France (1998, 1999 and 2003), Greece (2005, 2008 and 2011)
• 2 tournament victories: Serbia and Montenegro (2001 and 2002), Lithuania (1996 and 2010), Russia (2007 and 2016),
• 1 tournament victory: Canada (1994), Macedonia (2013), Serbia (2017), Turkey (2018)

Sporty performance

space	country	First	Second	Third	last there	first participation	Participation	Title quota
1	Germany	5	10	8th	GG	1987	31	13%
2	Yugoslavia	4th	-	-	1991	1987	4th	100%
3	France	3	3	1	2006	1988	10	30%
4th	Italy	3	1	4th	2018	1988	9	33%
5	Croatia	3	1	1	2010	1995	5	60%
6th	Greece	3	-	3	2013	1987	8th	38%
7th	Russia	2	2	1	2017	1994	6th	33%
8th	Serbia and Montenegro	2	2	-	2002	1996	4th	50%
9	Lithuania	2	-	2	2010	1996	4th	50%
10	Turkey	1	-	3	2018	1992	11	9%
11	North Macedonia	1	-	1	2013	2009	2	50%
12	Canada	1	-	-	1994	1994	1	100%
	Serbia	1	-	-	2017	2017	1	100%
14th	Czech Republic	-	1	-	2018	2018	1	0%

• Years are marked in bold if the national team has been dissolved and can no longer be invited
• GG: Germany is a permanent participant as a host

Venues

place	number	last	first
Bamberg	8th	2014	2004
Berlin	7th	2006	1992
Dortmund	4th	1991	1987
Braunschweig	4th	2005	2001
Hamburg	4th	2019	2015
New Ulm	2	2016	2013
Bremen	1	1998	1998
Stuttgart	1	2000	2000

• Only the locations of the final rounds are listed

Web links

• Supercup history

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Basketball Supercup is now called "Beko Supercup". Deutscher Basketball Bund , July 19, 2010, accessed on August 24, 2017 (media information). 
2. ↑ The DBB top event is now called the ERGO Supercup. Deutscher Basketball Bund , April 10, 2015, accessed on August 24, 2017 (media information). 
3. ↑ Opponent VTG Supercup 2019. German Basketball Federation , accessed on June 22, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Another month until the VTG Supercup. Deutscher Basketball Bund , August 2, 2018, accessed on September 2, 2018 (media information). 
5. ↑ Basketball: Supercup in Hamburg and test game of the DBB selection in Bremen canceled. In: ran.de . SID , April 17, 2020, accessed April 18, 2020 .