CB Valls

Club Bàsquet Valls is a basketball club based in Valls, Catalonia, Spain that currently plays in Liga EBA, the fourth tier of Spanish basketball.

CB Valls
LeaguesLiga EBA
Founded1952
ArenaPavelló Joana Ballart
Capacity1,500
LocationValls, Spain
Team colorsRed and white
         
Websitecbvalls.com

History

Founded in 1952, its first success came in 1993 when the club qualified for the promotion playoffs to the Primera División, at that time the second tier.

In 1995 the club was promoted to Liga EBA after finishing champion of the promotion stage played in Monzón.

In 2001, Valls made its debut in LEB 2, third tier. In its first season, it qualified for the promotion playoffs but was eliminated in the quarterfinals. In 2004, CB Valls finished as semifinalist of the Copa LEB Plata played in Logroño champion of the 2003–04 LEB 2 and subsequently promoted to Liga LEB. The club played only one season, where, despite a great start leading the table during two weeks,[1] it avoided narrowly relegation.

Due to the lack of funds to remain playing in the second tier, in 2005 the club declined to continue in LEB and returned to the regional Catalan leagues. In 2007, despite promotion from Liga EBA to LEB Bronce, CB Valls decided to remain in the EBA league, where it would play one more season before definitively resigning from national competitions.

In 2016, thanks to an expansion of Group C of Liga EBA, Valls returned to that league.[2]

Sections

In 1971, after the opening of municipal pavilion Joana Ballart, the club created its women's basketball team. CB Valls also created several sections like football, cycling, tennis, table tennis, rink hockey and pétanque. Currently, only women's basketball, cycling[3] and table tennis remain active.

Season by season
Season Tier Division Pos. W–L Cup competitions
1995–96 2Liga EBA 5th 19–14
1996–97 3Liga EBA 5th
1997–98 3Liga EBA 4th 17–11
1998–99 3Liga EBA 2nd 25–6
1999–00 3Liga EBA 4th 17–9
2000–01 4Liga EBA 5th[lower-alpha 1] 17–13
2001–02 3LEB 2 6th 17–13
2002–03 3LEB 2 9th 15–15
2003–04 3LEB 2 1st 24–12 Copa LEB PlataSF
2004–05 2LEB 15th[lower-alpha 2] 13–21
2006–07 61ª Catalana 8th 14–16
2006–07 61ª Catalana 1st 26–6
2007–08 5Liga EBA 1st 25–8
2008–09 5Liga EBA 11th 13–17
2009–10 61ª Catalana 7th 14–16
2010–11 61ª Catalana 2nd 27–3
2011–12 72ª Catalana 1st 26–4
2012–13 61ª Catalana 14th 11–19
2013–14 72ª Catalana 2nd 21–9
2014–15 61ª Catalana 4th 18–14
2015–16 5Copa Catalunya 7th[lower-alpha 3] 16–14
2016–17 4Liga EBA 10th 11–15
2017–18 4 Liga EBA 4th 17–9
2018–19 4 Liga EBA 11th 9–17
2019–20 4 Liga EBA 4th 14–7
  1. Achieved a vacant berth in LEB Plata.
  2. Resigned to its place in LEB.
  3. Achieved a vacant berth in Liga EBA.

Notable players
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References
  1. "Resumen LEB: El modesto Valls, sorprendente líder" (in Spanish). ACB.com. 26 September 2004. Retrieved 4 August 2016.
  2. "El CB Valls Nutrion vol tornar a competir a la Lliga EBA" (in Catalan). El Vallenc. 14 July 2016. Archived from the original on 7 August 2016. Retrieved 4 August 2016.
  3. "CB Valls cycling section website". Archived from the original on 2016-08-19. Retrieved 2016-08-04.
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