2013–14 BIBL season

2013–14 BIBL
Season	2013–14
Teams	9
Final positions
Champions	Levski Sofia
Runners-up	Hapoel Gilboa Galil
	← 2012–13 2014–15 →

In the sixth season of the Balkan International Basketball League, ten participants from Bulgaria, the Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Israel and Romania and the new represented country Kosovo has competed.

Teams

Country	Teams	Teams
Bulgaria	2	Balkan Botevgrad	Levski Sofia
Kosovo	2	Peja	Sigal Prishtina
Macedonia	2	Kumanovo	Kozuv
Montenegro	1	Teodo
Israel	1	Hapoel Gilboa Galil
Romania	1	U Craiova

Format

First round

In the first round the nine teams play with the other teams, home and away games, eighteen rounds, sixteen games per each team. The top two teams advanced to Final Four. The teams that finished between third and sixth place advanced to the Second round.

The opening game has been played on 15 October 2013 and the last match day was played on 26 March 2014.

Second round

The four teams, that finished between third and sixth place in the First round, would play two-leg ties, which would determine the other two participants in the Final Four.

The first game was played on 1 April 2014 and the last match day was played on 9 April 2014.

Final four

The four remaining teams played a semifinal match and the winners of those advanced to the final. The losers played in a third-place playoff. The dates of the Final Four were 2 and 4 May 2014.

First round

Key to colors
	Advances to Final Four
	Advances to Second Round

	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	Diff	Pts
1.	Hapoel Gilboa Galil	16	12	4	1283	1164	+119	28
2.	Sigal Prishtina	16	11	5	1248	1193	+55	27
3.	Levski Sofia	16	10	6	1300	1279	+21	26
4.	Balkan Botevgrad	16	9	7	1314	1268	+46	25
5.	Teodo	16	7	9	1246	1275	−29	23
6.	Kumanovo	16	6	10	1276	1342	−66	22
7.	Peja	16	6	10	1132	1160	−28	22
8.	U Craiova	16	6	10	1212	1279	−67	22
9.	Kozuv	16	5	11	1196	1247	−51	21

	BB	GG	KOZ	KUM	LEV	PEJ	STG	TEO	UCR
Balkan Botevgrad		71–77	84–77	96-69	68–64	96–76	85–77	82–67	89–62
Hapoel Gilboa Galil	97–83		100–75	94–72	73–82	2–0^[A]	71–66	95–81	85–78
Kozuv	79–88	65–72		104–86	68–73	84–79	83–85	74–75	84–78
Kumanovo	87–73	99–92	74–58		85–92	93–85	78–89	92–108	73–60
Levski Sofia	98–94	100–95	71–84	88–82		69–81	91–87	91–85	84–73
Peja	79-67	66–76	68–62	81-75	78–86		65–80	70–66	80–65
Sigal Prishtina	89–71	81–78	68–58	75–60	77–68	72–70		74–71	72–83
Teodo	76–71	75–96	74–80	67–72	76-72	82–79	76-70		91–70
U Craiova	91–96	70–80	72-61	80-76	73–71	85–75	85–86	87–76

Notes

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The game between Hapoel Gilboa Galil and KB Peja was cancelled after the away team from Kosovo failed to obtain travel visas due to on-going strike of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Due to the lack of alternative dates in the calendar, the game would not be rescheduled, so the League decided to award a win to Hapoel and a loss to Peja.[1]

Second round

The second round are two-legged ties determined on aggregate score. The first legs will be played on April 1-2 and return legs will be played on April 8-9.

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st leg	2nd leg
Kumanovo	160–169	Levski Sofia	74−74	86−95
Teodo	129–141	Balkan Botevgrad	71−75	58−66

Final four

Semifinals April 25		Final April 27

Pallati i Rinisë dhe Sporteve − Pristina

Levski Sofia	94
		Pallati i Rinisë dhe Sporteve − Pristina
Balkan Botevgrad	85
		Levski Sofia	75
Pallati i Rinisë dhe Sporteve − Pristina
		Hapoel Gilboa Galil	69
Hapoel Gilboa Galil	86

Sigal Prishtina	74
		Third place April 27

		Pallati i Rinisë dhe Sporteve − Pristina

		Balkan Botevgrad	79

		Sigal Prishtina	73

Semifinals

25 April 2014
17:30

Report

Levski Sofia	94–85 (OT)	Balkan Botevgrad
Scoring by quarter: 18−23, 16−22, 19−23, 25−10, Overtime: 16−7
Pts: Heath 23 Rebs: Wilkinson, Jones 9 Asts: Heath 8		Pts: Lilov 21 Rebs: Dahlman 8 Asts: Lilov 7

Pallati i Rinisë dhe Sporteve, Pristina
Referees: Igor Dragojević, Ognjen Jokić, Georgios Tanatzis

25 April 2014
20:15

Report

Hapoel Gilboa Galil	86–74	Sigal Prishtina
Scoring by quarter: 19−21, 18−20, 22−23, 27−10
Pts: Boynton 20 Rebs: Simhon 7 Asts: Robinson 6		Pts: Berisha, Mazreku 16 Rebs: Mazreku 11 Asts: Berisha 9

Pallati i Rinisë dhe Sporteve, Pristina
Referees: Radomir Vojinović, Ioannis Foufis, Ventsislav Velikov

Third place

27 April 2014
14:00

Report

Sigal Prishtina	73–79	Balkan Botevgrad
Scoring by quarter: 17−21, 17−12, 15−15, 24−31
Pts: Mazreku 25 Rebs: Šeļakovs 7 Asts: Berisha 6		Pts: P. Marinov 18 Rebs: Dahlman 11 Asts: M. Marinov 4

Pallati i Rinisë dhe Sporteve, Pristina
Referees: Igor Dragojević, Ognjen Jokić, Aleksandar Milojevik

Final

27 April 2014
16:30

Report

Hapoel Gilboa Galil	69–75	Levski Sofia
Scoring by quarter: 19−19, 13−21, 22−16, 15−19
Pts: Jackson 17 Rebs: Jackson 8 Asts: Boynton, Simhon 4		Pts: Chalmers 17 Rebs: Chalmers 11 Asts: Jones 5

Pallati i Rinisë dhe Sporteve, Pristina
Referees: Radomir Vojinović, Ioannis Foufis, Georgios Tanatzis

2013–14 Balkan League Champions
Levski Sofia 2nd Title

References

"The game between BC Galil Gilboa and KB Peja is cancelled". Balkan International Basketball League. 18 March 2014.

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[cnote_A] 
The game between Hapoel Gilboa Galil and KB Peja was cancelled after the away team from Kosovo failed to obtain travel visas due to on-going strike of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Due to the lack of alternative dates in the calendar, the game would not be rescheduled, so the League decided to award a win to Hapoel and a loss to Peja.[1]

[1] "The game between BC Galil Gilboa and KB Peja is cancelled". Balkan International Basketball League. 18 March 2014.

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