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Date R Home vs Away -
12/22 18:00 - El Pilar UPV vs Jovens Almassera 103-71
12/22 17:45 - CB Ilicitano vs Ontinyent 79-76
12/22 15:30 - Joventut Badalona B vs San Jorge Baloncesto 76-82
12/21 20:30 - Nautico Tenerife vs Tobarra CB 96-77
12/21 18:30 - CB La Matanza vs Alcala 75-64
12/21 17:15 - Maristas Valencia vs CB Tabernes Blanques 91-83
12/20 19:00 - Cb 1939 Canarias II vs CDE Quintanar 71-44
12/19 19:30 - Ontinyent vs SCD Carolinas 92-71
12/19 19:30 - Maristas Valencia vs Nou Basquet Torrent 81-77
12/18 20:00 - CB Claret Benimaclet vs Godella 2 75-81
12/17 19:45 - NB Paterna vs Amics Castello 2 81-63
12/15 18:00 - CB Claret Benimaclet vs Valencia 2 69-99

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Estudiantes 2 NCS Alcobendas CB Tormes Caceres 2 Roser Barcelona II Circulo Gijon Baskonia II Zentro Basket CB Igualada CDE Quintanar UPB Gandia CD Estudio CB Tarragona Club Obila Basket C.B. L'Hospitalet Martorell Solvin Marin Peixegalego Unicaja Malaga 2 CB Santa Cruz CAM Enrique Soler CB Andujar Real Canoe CB Químicas Oro Tacoronte Helios Domzale Badalones Benidorm CB Marbella CB Ciudad de Dos Hermanas SD Espanyol Santfeliuenc A CB Agustinos Eras CBS Real Murcia Cordoba Algeciras CB Benicarlo Pardinyes Lleida Gran Canaria 2 Azuqueca Valladolid Zamora Agustinos CB Joventut Castelldefels Universitat Vic Fitz Simon (Embalse) San Antonio Gipuzkoa Basket Fuenlabrada Valencia

Wikipedia - Tercera FEB

The Tercera FEB, formerly known as Liga EBA (Liga Española de Baloncesto Aficionado), is a Spanish basketball championship that is the fourth tier level in the Spanish basketball league system, after the Liga ACB, Primera FEB and Segunda FEB. It is administered by the FEB. It was previously the Spanish second tier level competition from 1994 to 1996, the third tier level from 1996 to 2000, and the fifth tier level, from 2007 to 2009.

From the 2024–25 season it will be named Tercera FEB.

History

Former Liga EBA logo.

Final Eight Format

The best teams in the Final Eight were usually promoted to a higher division. Due to economic problems, sometimes the winners couldn't be promoted to higher divisions.

Year Tier Host Champion Runner-up Score Promoted
to		 Teams
promoted
1994–95 2 Gijón CB Gran Canaria Gijón Baloncesto 86–84 ACB 2
1995–96 2 Lugo CB Granada Valencia BC 104–87 None
1996–97 3 Chipiona Menorca Bàsquet CB Cornellà 73–70 LEB 1
1997–98 3 Cabra SD Bidegintza Zalla CB Galicia 74–71 2
1998–99 3 Gandía UB La Palma CB Calpe 71–62 None
1999–00 3 Guadalajara CB Cornellà UB La Palma 74–58 LEB 2 2
2000–01 4 Pamplona Gramenet CB CB Montcada 91–76
2001–02 4 La Laguna CB Aracena CB 1939 Canarias 87–79
2002–03 4 Huesca FC Barcelona B CB Montcada 72–64
2003–04 4 Montilla CB L'Hospitalet UB Sabadell 89–73 3
2004–05 4 Palencia CB Peñas Huesca CB Vic 82–69 2
2005–06 4 Guadalajara CB Prat CB Muro 83–65
2006–07 4 Murcia CB Santa Pola CB Illescas 78–71

Final groups format

The 16 qualified teams were divided in four groups of four teams. The winners of the regular season groups hosted each group. The four group winners were promoted to the disappeared LEB Bronce.

After the play-offs, the FEB set a table to determine the official champion of the Liga EBA. In this table, the four group winners were the four first qualified teams, the runners-up from 5th to 8th, third qualifiers from 9th to 12th and last teams from 13th to 16th.

Year Tier Champion Runner-up Third qualified Fourth qualified
2007–08 5 Fundación Adepal Oviedo CB CB Valls CB Villa de Valdemoro
2008–09 5 CB Olesa CB Santurtzi SK BC Andorra CB La Vila

'May madness' format

The 32 qualified teams played a two-leg play-off where four teams were promoted to the higher division. From the 2010–11 season, only 16 teams qualified for the 'May madness' format. Four teams were promoted each season to LEB Plata. For the 2012–13 season, FEB decided to return to the Final Groups format.

After the play-offs, the FEB set a table to determine the official champion of the Liga EBA.

Year Tier Champion Runner-up Third qualified Fourth qualified
2009–10 4 Oviedo CB Iraurgi SB CDB Ciudad Real CB L'Alfàs
2010–11 4 Araberri BC CB Bahía San Agustín CB Santfeliuenc Gandía BA
2011–12 4 Askatuak SBT CB Bahía San Agustín CB Santfeliuenc CE Sant Nicolau
2012–13 4 Xuventude Baloncesto Real Canoe NC CB Estudiantes B Zornotza ST

Comeback to the Final groups format

As in 2008 and 2009, the final round was played by 16 teams divided in four groups, where the winners were promoted to LEB Plata. Since the 2018–19 season, teams were divided into two stages for six promotions.

Year Champion Runner-up Third qualified Fourth qualified
2013–14 Univ. Valladolid CE Sant Nicolau CB Pla de Na Tesa AEC Collblanc-Torrassa
2014–15 CB Morón CB Deportivo Coín Fundación CB Granada CB Andratx
2015–16 CB L'Hospitalet UPB Gandia Albacete Basket Alcázar Basket
2016–17 CB Myrtia CB Martorell Real Canoe NC CP La Roda
2017–18 CB Peixefresco CB Almansa CB Menorca CB Villarrobledo
2018–19 CB Pardinyes CB Ciudad de Ponferrada CB Tizona UDEA Baloncesto
2019–20 No champions declared
2020–21 Baloncesto Fuenlabrada B CB Alginet Valencia Basket B Basket Cartagena
2021–22 FC Barcelona B CB Santurtzi SK Saski Baskonia B CB Tormes
2022–23 CB Joventut Llucmajor CB Tarragona UE Mataró CB Santfeliuenc
2023–24 CB Llíria Córdoba CB 2022 UB Archena UPB Gandia
The "Spain Tercera FEB" is an exciting basketball tournament that serves as a crucial platform for emerging talent in Spain's basketball landscape. Organized under the auspices of the Spanish Basketball Federation (FEB), this tournament features teams from the third tier of the national league system, showcasing a mix of amateur and semi-professional players eager to make their mark in the sport.

The tournament is characterized by its competitive spirit and vibrant atmosphere, drawing fans from local communities who come to support their teams. With a focus on development, the "Spain Tercera FEB" not only provides players with invaluable game experience but also offers coaches and clubs the opportunity to scout new talent and refine their strategies.

Teams compete in a series of thrilling matches, with the ultimate goal of securing promotion to higher divisions. The tournament is known for its passionate rivalries, showcasing the rich basketball culture that Spain is renowned for. As players strive for excellence on the court, the "Spain Tercera FEB" continues to be a vital stepping stone for those aspiring to reach the professional ranks, contributing to the growth and popularity of basketball throughout the country.