Austrian Cup (basketball)

The Austrian Cup (German: Österreichischer Cup), for sponsorship reasons known as the Chevrolet Cup, is an annual cup competition for Austrian basketball teams. The competition was introduced in 1994, the Final Four in 1995. Since 1997, a Final Four MVP Award is handed out to the best player in the final phase.

Austrian Cup

Founded	1994; 31 years ago (1994)
First season	1994
Country	Austria
Confederation	FIBA Europe
Current champions	Swans Gmunden (7th title) (2022–23)
Most championships	Swans Gmunden (7 titles)

Swans Gmunden is the record holder for most Cup titles, with seven victories.

Finals

Key

	Match was won during overtime
	Finals were played over two legs

Season	Location	Winner	Score	Finalist	Final Four MVP	Ref.
1994	Sankt Pölten Traiskirchen	UKJ St. Pölten	104–89 90–93	UB Möllersdorf	—
1994–95	Oberwart	Oberwart	71–69	UB Möllersdorf	—
1995–96	Sankt Pölten	UKJ St. Pölten	62–45	UB Möllersdorf	—
1996–97	Sankt Pölten	UB Möllersdorf	56–47	UKJ St. Pölten	Renaldo O'Neal
1997–98	Wiener Neustadt	UKJ St. Pölten	68–50	Wörthersee Piraten	Kerry McIntyre
1998–99	Wiener Neustadt	Oberwart	82–68	Fürstenfeld	Kenya Capers
1999–00	Wiener Neustadt	UBM Traiskirchen	87–66	Kapfenberg	Ron Riley
2000–01	Wiener Neustadt	UBM Traiskirchen	72–66	Kapfenberg Bulls	Mike Coffin
2001–02	Gmunden	Mattersburg 49ers	78–55	Wörthersee Piraten	Joey Vickery
2002–03	Klosterneuburg	Swans Gmunden	98–91	Traiskirchen Lions	Matthias Mayer
2003–04	Oberwart	Swans Gmunden	82–76	Oberwart Gunners	De'Teri Mayes
2004–05	Wels	Oberwart Gunners	81–70	Kapfenberg Bulls	Jason Detrick
2005–06	Gmunden	WBC Wels	84–61	Traiskirchen Lions	Curtis Bobb
2006–07	Oberwart	Kapfenberg Bulls	83–69	Panthers Fürstenfeld	Shawn Ray
2007–08	Fürstenfeld	Swans Gmunden	76–75	Panthers Fürstenfeld	De'Teri Mayes
2008–09	Wels	Panthers Fürstenfeld	80–79	WBC Wels	Shawn Ray
2009–10	Oberwart	Swans Gmunden	77–68	Kapfenberg Bulls	De'Teri Mayes
2010–11	Graz	Swans Gmunden	69–64	Panthers Fürstenfeld	De'Teri Mayes
2011–12	Güssing	Swans Gmunden	74–58	Graz	Sharaud Curry
2012–13	Oberwart	Xion Dukes Klosterneuburg	72–59	Vienna	Damir Zeleznik
2013–14	Gmunden	Bulls Kapfenberg	74–70	Swans Gmunden	Mark Sanchez
2014–15	Schwechat	Oberwart Gunners	90–61	WBC Wels	Thomas Klepeisz
2015–16	Schwechat	Oberwart Gunners	75–62	Vienna	Adomas Drungilas
2016–17	Schwechat	Kapfenberg Bulls	77–60[1]	Oberwart Gunners	Bogić Vujošević
2017–18	Schwechat	Bulls Kapfenberg	82–79	Swans Gmunden
2018–19	Schwechat	Bulls Kapfenberg	80–70	Swans Gmunden
2019–20		Bulls Kapfenberg	83–68	Klosterneuburg Dukes
2020–21	Klosterneuburg	Oberwart Gunners	84–74	Swans Gmunden	Quincy Diggs	[2]
2021–22	Eisenstadt	BC Vienna	92–70	Oberwart Gunners	Adin Vrabac	[3]
2022–23	Oberwart	Swans Gmunden	73–67	Graz	Toni Blazan	[4]

Titles by team

Teams in italics are no longer active.

Club	Winners	Runners-up	Seasons won
Swans Gmunden	7	3	2003, 2004, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2023
Bulls Kapfenberg	6	5	2007, 2017, 2014, 2018, 2019, 2020
Oberwart Gunners	6	3	1995, 1999, 2005, 2015, 2016, 2021
Traiskirchen Lions[a]	3	5	1997, 2000, 2001
SKN Sankt Pölten[b]	3	1	1994, 1996, 1998
Flyers Wels[c]	1	2	2006
Panthers Fürstenfeld	1	1	2009
Mattersburg 49ers	1	–	2002
Dukes Klosterneuburg	1	–	2013
BC Vienna	1	2	2022
Wörthersee Piraten	–	2	–
Graz	–	2	–

Notes

1. Won its titles as "UB Möllersdorf" (1997) and "UBM Traiskirchen" (2000, 2001).
2. SKN Sankt Pölten won its titles as "UKJ St. Pölten".
3. Won its Cup as "WBC Wels".