Greek basketball league system
The Greek basketball league system or Greek basketball league pyramid, is a series of interconnected competitions for professional basketball clubs in Greece. The system has a hierarchical format with a promotion and relegation system between competitions at different levels. There are currently eight different competitions on the pyramid: the 1st-tier Greek Basket League, the 2nd-tier Greek A2 Basket League, the 3rd-tier Greek B Basket League, the 4th-tier Greek C Basket League, the 5th-tier ESKA A Category, the 6th-tier ESKA B Category, the 7th-tier ESKA C Category, and the 8th-tier ESKA D Category.
The tier pyramid
Level | League | ||||
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1 | Greek Basket League National Professional 1st Division (The 1st Division of the First National League, or "A1 National") (All clubs must be legally licensed, registered, and recognized as fully professional clubs.) (14 teams) | ||||
2 | Greek A2 Basket League National Professional 2nd Division (The 2nd Division of the First National League, or "A2 National") (Clubs don't have to be legally licensed as professional entities. Some are and some are not.) (14 teams) | ||||
3 | Greek B Basket League National Semi-professional 3rd Division (The Second National League, or "B National") (26 teams) | ||||
4 | Greek C Basket League National Amateur Division (The Third National League, or "C National") (48 teams) | ||||
5 | ESKA A Category Local 1st Division (138 teams) | ||||
6 | ESKA B Category Local 2nd Division (132 teams) | ||||
7 | ESKA C Category Local 3rd Division (110 teams) | ||||
8 | ESKA D Category Local 4th Division (77 teams) |
Other competitions
See also
- League system
- European professional club basketball system
- Spanish basketball league system
- Italian basketball league system
- French basketball league system
- Russian basketball league system
- Turkish basketball league system
- Hungarian basketball league system
References
External links
- Eurobasket.com Greek Men's Basketball
- Greek League Official Website
- Greek Basketball Federation Official Website (Greek)
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