1994–95 Liga EBA season

The 1994–95 Liga EBA season was the first one of this competition, created to be the new second tier of Spanish basketball.^[1]

Regular season

Key to colors
	Qualify to the Second Round
	Qualify to Relegation Playoffs

Group North

#	Teams	P	W	L
1	Gijón Baloncesto	26	21	5
2	Vino de Toro	26	20	6
3	SD Patronato	26	19	7
4	CB Coruña	26	16	10
5	Cantabria Baloncesto	26	16	10
6	CB Ciudad de Pontevedra	26	14	12
7	SD Alsasua	26	14	12
8	Askatuak SBT	26	13	13
9	CB Espolón Burgos	26	13	13
10	Viña Costeira	26	9	17
11	Arrasate SB	26	9	17
12	Baloncesto León B	26	9	17
13	Baloncesto Ponferrada	26	6	20
14	CB Valladolid U23	26	3	23

Group East

#	Teams	P	W	L
1	CB Tarragona	26	18	8
2	CB Cornellà	26	17	9
3	CB Llíria	26	16	10
4	CB Montcada	26	16	10
5	Gandía BA	26	15	11
6	CB Calpe	26	15	11
7	CB Mollet	26	13	13
8	CB Sant Josep Badalona	26	13	13
9	CB Archena	26	12	14
10	CB Sant Josep Girona B	26	12	14
11	Basket Zaragoza CD	26	11	15
12	Menorca Bàsquet	26	9	17
13	CB L'Horta	26	9	17
14	CB Almàssera	26	6	20

Group Centre

#	Teams	P	W	L
1	CB Albacete	26	21	5
2	Baloncesto Fuenlabrada	26	20	6
3	CB Guadalajara	26	17	9
4	CB Plasencia	26	16	10
5	CB Las Rozas	26	16	10
6	CP La Serena	26	15	11
7	Real Canoe NC	26	14	12
8	Juventud Alcalá	26	12	14
9	CB Estudiantes B	26	12	14
10	CB San Fernando	26	12	14
11	CABA Albacete	26	11	15
12	Bansander	26	7	19
13	CB Alcobendas	26	7	19
14	CB Azuqueca	26	2	24

Group South

#	Teams	P	W	L
1	CB Tenerife Canarias	26	24	2
2	CB Gran Canaria	26	19	7
3	CAB Granada	26	18	8
4	Ernesto Electrodomésticos	26	17	9
5	CB Motril	26	15	13
6	Club Melilla Baloncesto	26	15	11
7	Baloncesto Málaga B	26	14	12
8	CB Almería	26	13	13
9	CB Huelva 76	26	12	14
10	CB Ciudad de Algeciras	26	10	16
11	CB Marbella	26	9	17
12	CB Juventud Córdoba	26	7	19
13	CB Fuste	26	5	21
14	CB Sevilla B	26	4	22

Relegation playoffs

The six last qualified teams in each group played the relegation playoffs. All groups played independently 9th vs 14th, 10th vs 13th and 11th vs 12th. The losers of a best-of-five serie were relegated to Segunda División.

Team 1	Score	Team 2
CB Espolón Burgos	3–2	CB Valladolid B
CB Verín	3–2	Baloncesto Ponferrada
Arrasate SB	3–1	Baloncesto León B
CB Archena	3–1	CB Almàssera
CB Sant Josep Girona B	3–1	CB L'Horta
Basket Zaragoza CD	1–3	Menorca Bàsquet
CB Estudiantes B	3–0	CB Azuqueca
CB San Fernando	1–3	CB Alcobendas
CABA Albacete	1–3	Bansander
CB Huelva 76	3–0	CB Sevilla
CB Ciudad de Algeciras	1–3	CB Fuste
CB Marbella	1–3	CB Juventud Córdoba

Second Round

Key to colors
	Qualify to the Final Eight

Group E

#	Teams	P	W	L
1	CB Cornellà	10	6	4
2	Gijón Baloncesto	10	6	4
3	SD Patronato	10	5	5
4	Cantabria Baloncesto	10	5	5
5	CB Calpe	10	5	5
6	CB Montcada	10	3	7

Group F

#	Teams	P	W	L
1	CB Llíria	10	7	3
2	CB Coruña	10	6	4
3	CB Tarragona	10	5	5
4	Gandía BA	10	4	6
5	CB Ciudad de Pontevedra	10	4	6
6	Vino de Toro	10	4	6

Group G

#	Teams	P	W	L
1	CB Gran Canaria	10	7	3
2	Ernesto Electrodomésticos	10	6	4
3	CB Albacete
4	CB Guadalajara
5	CB Las Rozas
6	Club Melilla Baloncesto

Group H

#	Teams	P	W	L
1	CB Tenerife Canarias
2	CB Plasencia
3	Baloncesto Fuenlabrada	10	6	4
4	CAB Granada	10	5	5
5	CB Motril
6	CP La Serena

Final Eight

The Final Eight of the Liga EBA was held in Gijón. The two winners in the semifinals promoted to Liga ACB.

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Final

CB Cornellà

CB Gran Canaria

CB Gran Canaria

CB Tenerife Canarias

Gijón Baloncesto

Ernesto Electrodomésticos

Ernesto Electrodomésticos

CB Coruña

CB Gran Canaria and Gijón Baloncesto promoted to Liga ACB.

References

↑ Hemeroteca of El Mundo Deportivo

External links

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