2020–21 Swiss Basketball League

The 2020–21 Swiss Basketball League (SBL) season is the 90th season of the top tier basketball league in Switzerland.

Swiss Basketball League
Teams9
2021–22 →

Teams

The league was reduced from 12 to 9 teams, after Riviera Lakers were refused a license to compete and Swiss Central and Pully-Lausanne Foxes requested to step down to Ligue B. [1] [2]

Clubs of the 2020–21 SBL season
TeamLocation
BoncourtBoncourt
Fribourg OlympicFribourg
Lions de GenèveLe Grand-Saconnex/Geneva
Lugano TigersLugano
Monthey-ChablaisMonthey
NyonNyon
Spinelli MassagnoCadempino/Massagno
Starwings BasketBirsfelden/Basel
Union NeuchâtelNeuchâtel

Regular season

League table
Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Spinelli Massagno 8 8 0 714 617 +97 16 Qualification for Champions League qualifying round
2 Lions de Genève 9 8 1 773 604 +169 16
3 Fribourg Olympic 10 7 3 846 712 +134 14
4 Union Neuchâtel 7 5 2 518 491 +27 10
5 Monthey-Chablais 9 4 5 655 712 −57 8
6 Lugano Tigers 10 4 6 755 794 −39 8
7 Boncourt 10 3 7 833 874 −41 6
8 Starwings Basket 10 2 8 699 779 −80 4
9 Nyon 9 0 9 601 811 −210 0
Updated to match(es) played on 30 December 2020. Source: Swiss Basketball

Results
Home \ Away BON FRI GEN LUG MON NYO MAS BAS NEU
Boncourt — 81–88 77–110 97–77 73–90 87–69 78–80
Fribourg Olympic 104–78 — 100–69 90–92 91–56
Lions de Genève 96–87 70–63 — 96–59 73–57
Lugano Tigers 65–74 73–88 — 66–48 76–69 71–83
Monthey-Chablais 85–81 48–89 — 106–81 75–87
Nyon 75–94 55–82 44–91 77–95 75–94 —
Spinelli Massagno 87–86 95–84 92–67 — 80–69
Starwings Basket 78–86 90–73 60–76 76–48 73–91 —
Union Neuchâtel 59–68 73–54 76–69 78–71 —
Updated to match(es) played on 30 December 2020. Source: Swiss Basketball
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

Swiss clubs in European competitions
TeamCompetitionProgress
Fribourg OlympicChampions LeagueFirst qualifying round
FIBA Europe Cup Regular season

References
  1. La Swiss Basketball League reduite a 9 clubs
  2. Pour Pully Lausanne le salut passe par la LNB
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