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BC Avtodor (Шаблон:Lang-ru), commonly known as simply Avtodor and internationally as Avtodor Saratov, is a Russian professional basketball club based in Saratov. It plays in the VTB United League, the highest level of Russian basketball. In early 2022, after the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Americans D. J. Funderburk and Grant Jerrett and Canadians Kenny Chery and Philip Scrubb left the team.[1]

History

Establishment and growth (1960–1992)

Founded in 1960 as Spartak Saratov, former player Vladimir Rodionov became its head coach in the 1982. The club was later renamed into Avtodorozhnik (road engineer) - shortened to Avtodor in 1996 - in reference to a late benefactor.[2][3]

Scaling the heights (1992–2004)

Joining the Russian League at its creation in 1992, the club competed with CSKA Moscow (being the first club to defeat them in the league) for national supremacy during the rest of the decade, finishing in second place four times between 1994 and 1999.[4] It would win the regular season in both 1997 and 1998,[5] but lost both finals series against CSKA 2–3,[6] and 1–3 respectively.[7]

The Russian outfit regularly took part in European competitions during that period, reaching the semifinals of the 1998 second-tier EuroCup and playing in the 1999 top-tier EuroLeague (exiting at the first group stage).[8] Avtodor defeated CSKA in the 2001–02 playoff quarterfinals,[9] the only team to have prevented the Army men from reaching the top four in Russian basketball history.[10]

Demise and rebuilding (2004–2014)

After threatening to do so for years because of disputes with the local administration, especially regarding the lack of a convenient arena,[11] Rodionov moved the organisation to Saint Petersburg during the 2004 summer. He would form Dynamo Saint Petersburg, transferring some of Avtodor's best players such as Vladimir Veremeenko,[12] and its place in the Super League.[13]

Meanwhile, a cash-strapped Avtodor voluntarily relegated itself to the second division for 2004–05, fielding an noncompetitive side made of youngsters,[13] before moving down to the third division in 2005.[4] Avtodor would win the second division in 2009 but did not have the financial means to return to the Super League. It did return to the Super League in 2012 but by that time the league had become the domestic second division. Winning that league in 2014, in large part thanks to the play of league MVP Courtney Fortson and promising youngster Artem Klimenko, the club received an invitation to play in the top-tier VTB United League and the European third-tier EuroChallenge for 2014-15.[9]

The club was able to fund its participation thanks to increased support from the local administration, who reduced the funding of the city's ice hockey club Kristall Saratov to compensate.[14]

Back at the top (2014–2019)

After losing seven of its first nine VTB League games, Avtodor regrouped with the help of November acquisition Kyrylo Fesenko and the play of December league MVP Fortson.[10] Despite three coaching changes, with Vladimir Antsiferov replaced by his assistant Sergey Mokin in late October before Rodionov fired Mokin and took the coaching reins himself on 3 March 2015, the club reached the EuroChallenge quarterfinals where they lost to Trabzonspor.[15]

In the league, Avtodor beat sides CSKA Moscow, Khimki Moscow Region, Lokomotiv Kuban Krasnodar and Unics Kazan to reach the playoffs,[4] but lost three contested games against Khimki to exit at the quarterfinal stage.[16]

2020-present

In early 2022, after the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Americans D. J. Funderburk and Grant Jerrett and Canadians Kenny Chery and Philip Scrubb left the team.[1]

Arena

Avtodor formerly played in the Yunost arena, seating only a few hundred and unable to accommodate television broadcasts,[17] which meant the side had to play its European games in Moscow.[11] During the 1997–98 season, the club played its regular-season games in the Yunost arena before moving for its playoffs games to an indoor-football arena whilst a new arena was being refurbished.[6]

It moved to the newly reopened 1,500 seat Zvezdny Sports Palace in May of that year,[18] though this arena also proved too small as 2,000 fans packed the venue during a 21 May 1998 game against CSKA (albeit the league title decisive game), with some hanging from the balcony.[7]

Calls for the club to move in the larger Kristall Arena (an ice hockey arena built in 1969),[17] were finally heeded in 2014. Avtodor remodeled the arena for basketball play, which also raised the capacity from 5,450 to 6,100 seats,[14] playing their first game there on November 11.[19]

Honours

Domestic competitions

Season by season

Season Domestic competitions Russian Cup European competitions
Tier League Шаблон:Tooltip Tier League Result
1993–94 1 Super League 2nd Not held 3 Korać Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
1994–95 1 Super League 4th Not held 2 Saporta Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
1995–96 1 Super League 3rd Not held 3 Korać Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
1996–97 1 Super League 2nd Not held 2 Saporta Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
1997–98 1 Super League 2nd Not held 2 Saporta Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
1998–99 1 Super League 2nd Not held 1 Euroleague Шаблон:Tooltip
1999–00 1 Super League 6th Withdrew 2 Saporta Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
2000–01 1 Super League 6th Not held 3 Korać Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
2001–02 1 Super League 4th Not held 3 Korać Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
2002–03 1 Super League 6th Quarterfinals 4 Europe Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
2003–04 1 Super League 10th Round of 16 4 Europe Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
2004–05 2 Super League 10th Шаблон:Tooltip
2005–06 3 Higher League Шаблон:Tooltip Шаблон:Tooltip
2006–07 3 Higher League Шаблон:Tooltip Group stage
2007–08 3 Higher League Шаблон:Tooltip Group stage
2008–09 2 Super League 1st Шаблон:Tooltip
2009–10 3 Higher League 12th Шаблон:Tooltip
2010–11 3 Higher League 9th Group stage
2011–12 3 Higher League 5th Round of 16
2012–13 2 Super League 3rd Round of 16
2013–14 2 Super League 1st Quarterfinalist
2014–15 1 VTB United League 7th Group stageШаблон:Refn 3 EuroChallenge Шаблон:Tooltip
2015–16 1 VTB United League 6th Шаблон:Tooltip 2 Eurocup Шаблон:Tooltip
2016–17 1 VTB United League 10th Round of 64 3 Champions League Шаблон:Tooltip
2017–18 1 VTB United League 6th 3 Champions League Шаблон:Tooltip
4 FIBA Europe Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
2018–19 1 VTB United League 3 Champions League Шаблон:Tooltip
4 FIBA Europe Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
2019–20 1 VTB United League 12th
2020–21 1 VTB United League 9th
2021–22 1 VTB United League 6th 4 FIBA Europe Cup Шаблон:Tooltip
2022–23 1 VTB United League 8th

Current roster

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Notable players

Шаблон:Col-begin Шаблон:Col-break 2020s

Шаблон:Col-break Шаблон:Col-break 2010s

Шаблон:Col-break 2000s

Шаблон:Col-break 1990s

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Head coaches

Notes

Шаблон:Reflist

References

Шаблон:Reflist

External links

Шаблон:VTB United League Шаблон:BC Avtodor current roster

Партнерские ресурсы
Криптовалюты
Магазины
Хостинг
Разное

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