Russia Cup 02/17 13:00 - Temp-Sumz Revda v Sakhalin L 75-87
Russia Superleague 01/30 16:00 - Ryazan v Temp-Sumz Revda W 59-70
Russia Superleague 01/27 15:00 - Samara SGEU v Temp-Sumz Revda W 71-72
Russia Superleague 01/16 13:00 1 Temp-Sumz Revda v MBA Moscow W 87-48
Russia Superleague 01/06 15:00 1 Rodniki Izhevsk v Temp-Sumz Revda L 80-79
Russia Cup 12/22 15:00 - Samara SGEU v Temp-Sumz Revda W 60-62
Russia Superleague 12/14 13:55 - Ural Ekaterinburg v Temp-Sumz Revda L 91-84
Russia Superleague 12/07 10:55 - Irkutsk v Temp-Sumz Revda L 57-56
Russia Superleague 12/04 10:00 - Novosibirsk v Temp-Sumz Revda L 72-69
Russia Cup 11/27 13:00 - Khimki Podmoskovie v Temp-Sumz Revda W 63-76
Russia Superleague 11/19 12:50 - Temp-Sumz Revda v Khimki Podmoskovie W 80-43
Russia Superleague 10/26 13:00 - Temp-Sumz Revda v Samara SGEU L 70-81
Russia Superleague 10/15 12:56 - MBA Moscow v Temp-Sumz Revda L 79-74
Russia Superleague 10/08 12:52 - Temp-Sumz Revda v Rodniki Izhevsk W 93-70

Wikipedia - Temp-SUMZ-UGMK Revda

Temp-SUMZ-UGMK Revda (Russian: БК «Темп-СУМЗ-УГМК Ревда») is a basketball team of the second-tier Russian Super League based in Revda, Russia. The club was founded on the basis of the Temp sports complex and the Middle-Uralian Copper-Smelting Plant (Среднеуральский медеплавильный завод).

History

The milestone of the Temp-SUMZ Revda dates back to in 1986. The first coach was Sergey Viktorovich Gubin, who headed the team for a long period. After a major team overhaul in 1994, Revda claimed the second place at the 1997 regional championships of the Sverdlovsk Oblast and a year later won bronze. In August 1999, Gubin and Nikolay Bayus, director of the Temp sports complex, asked the director of SUMZ, Alexander Kozizyn, to bring the team into the national fourth-tier A league. Kosizyn then became president of the team, and 23 August 1999 is seen as the date when it was founded. Vladimir Vorozhtsov became the new head coach.

After reaching the second place in the A league in the 1999–2000 season, Temp-SUMZ Revda moved to the Higher League. In the next season Revda became 14 out of 16. Under the coaching of Master of Sports Valery Korostelev the team became runner-up in the 2001–02 season and moved to Super League, division B. In the following years, Revda played there moderately. One of its best results was fourth place in 2008–09 and 2010–11. Temp-SUMZ for the first time reached the podium of the Super League in 2016, losing in the final to PSK Sakhalin.

Temp-Sumz Revda is a professional basketball team based in Revda, Russia. The team competes in the Russian Basketball Super League, the top tier of basketball in Russia. Known for their strong defense and fast-paced style of play, Temp-Sumz Revda has a dedicated fan base that fills the stands at every home game.

The team's roster is made up of talented players from Russia and around the world, each bringing their own unique skills and strengths to the court. With a history of success in the league, Temp-Sumz Revda is always a formidable opponent for any team they face.

Off the court, Temp-Sumz Revda is actively involved in the local community, hosting basketball clinics and events to promote the sport and inspire the next generation of players. With a commitment to excellence both on and off the court, Temp-Sumz Revda is a respected and admired team in the Russian basketball community.