Italian Paralympic Basketball Cup Final Four – Saturday 22nd & Sunday 23rd

Italian Wheelchair Basketball Coppa: Final Four Set for Porto Torres

The italian Coppa Basketball in a⁣ wheelchair, a prestigious tournament honoring‍ Professor Antonio Maglio,⁣ is set to crown a new champion. The Final Four, held at⁢ the alberto Mura Palasport in Porto Torres, promises thrilling action.

Match-Up ⁢Preview

Four top teams from the Serie A regular season will⁤ battle for the⁢ coveted trophy: the defending champions, Unipol Briantea84 Cantù; the S. Stefano Kos Group; the Asinara Waves e-surroundings; and the Pellicanò Pellicanò Calabria Bic, making their second Final Four appearance.

  • Saturday, February 22nd:
    • 4:15 PM: Unipol Briantea84 Cantù vs. Pharmacy Pellicanò Reggio⁤ Calabria (1 vs. 4)
    • 6:45 PM: S. Stefano Kos Group vs. Asinara Waves E-environment
  • Sunday, February 23rd: 10:30 AM (live on Raisport): The championship final.

A History of Champions

Unipol Briantea84 Cantù boasts a dominant record, claiming nine Coppa titles, including last year’s victory‍ over S. Stefano 73-67.S. Stefano Kos ‍Group has two titles to their name (2021 and 2023), while the Asinara Waves E-environment and Pharmacy ‍Pellicanò Reggio Calabria Bic are seeking their first victories ⁢in the competition.

Porto⁤ Torres Hosts the Action

The⁣ Alberto mura Palasport, ⁣with its 1136-seat capacity, will once again ⁣host this prestigious event. This is the third consecutive year the Final Four has been held in this impressive venue.

A Look Back at Past Successes

The 2024 final saw ⁢Briantea84 triumph over S. Stefano, while 2023 witnessed S.Stefano Sport’s victory over Dinamo Lab. this year’s Final Four promises to ‍be another thrilling spectacle, with the potential for upsets and ⁣unforgettable moments.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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