Santiago South Basketball Championships
The Santiago South Basketball Championships (Portuguese: Campeonato (Regional de) Basquetebol (Basquete) de Santiago Sul) is a regional basketball championship played in the south of Santiago Island, Cape Verde and is a part of the Santiago South Regional Basketball Association.[1] The winner of the championship plays in Cape Verdean Basketball Championships each season.
| Divisions | 1 |
|---|---|
| Number of teams | 8 |
| Level on pyramid | 1 |
| Domestic cup(s) | Santiago South Basketball Cup |
| TV partners | TCV Record Cabo Verde |
| Website | arbss.cv (in Portuguese) |
For the 2018 season, the championships has been reunited into a single island and is renamed the Santiago Regional Basketball Championships (Campeonato Regional de Basquetebol (Basquete) de Santiago)
Current clubs
- ABC - First Division?
- Achadinha - First Division?
- ADESBA - First Division?
- Desportivo de Assomada
- Os Guardiões - First Division?
- Lenfer
- Palmarejo Bulls
- Ponta de Água
- Prédio - First Division?
- GDR São Lourenço
- Seven Stars - First Division?
- Unidos do Norte - First Division?
Not in competition
- GDRC Delta - First Division?
Former teams
- Black Panthers
- Lapaloma/Eugénio Lima
- Lem Ferreira
- CD Travadores - competed until 2004
Winners
Partially listed
- 2011: Seven Stars
- 2012: AD Bairro
- 2015: AD Bairro
- 2017: Seven Stars
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See also
References
- Santiago South Regional Basketball Association at League Line-Up
External links
- Santiago South Regional Basketball Association at League Line-Up
- Santiago South Basketball competitions - at Sports Mídia
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