ROMANIA (ROM)

ROMÂNIA

BC Mureş (Baschet Club Mureş)

[Mureş]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: -

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 14/17

ECC: -

CCA Bucureşti (Casa Centrala a Armatei Bucureşti) / 1961> CSA Steaua Bucureşti (Clubul Sportiv al Armatei Steaua Bucureşti) / 1997> BC Erbaşu-Steaua Bucureşti [CSA Steaua Bucureşti + CS Erbaşu Bucureşti] / 2009> CSA Steaua Bucureşti [CSA Steaua Bucureşti + BC Târgovişte] / 2013> CSM Steaua Bucureşti [CSA Steaua Bucureşti + CSM Bucureşti]

[Bucureşti]

C1: 58/59/60/61/62/63/64/67/68/82/85/87/91/92

C2: 69/70/71/73/74/77/78/80/84/94

C3: 93/98

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: 16

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 11/17/18/19

ECC: -

CS Dinamo Bucureşti (Clubul Sportiv Dinamo Bucureşti) / 2000> CS Dinamo-Erbaşu Bucureşti [CS Dinamo Bucureşti + CS Erbaşu Bucureşti]

[Bucureşti]

C1: 66/69/70/71/73/74/77/78/80/84/95

C2: 67/68/82/93

C3: 98/99

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: -

ECC: 04/05

CS Energia Rovinari / 2015> CS Energia

[Târgu Jiu]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: -

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 15/16

ECC: -

CS Erbaşu Bucureşti [1997> CS Erbaşu Bucureşti + CSA Steaua Bucureşti = BC Erbaşu-Steaua Bucureşti (SEE ABOVE) / 2000> CS Erbaşu Bucureşti + CS Dinamo Bucureşti = CS Dinamo-Erbaşu Bucureşti (SEE ABOVE)]

[Bucureşti]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: 97

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: -

ECC: -

CS Gaz Metan Mediaş

[Mediaş]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: -

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 13/14

ECC: -

CS Politehnica Timişoara / 1993> CS ELBA Universitatea Timişoara / 2007> BCM Elba Timişoara / 2010> BC Timişoara

[Timişoara]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: 93/95

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 08/13

ECC: -

CS Rapid Bucureşti

[Bucureşti]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: 84

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: -

ECC: -

CS Universitatea Cluj / 1999> BU Poli-Mobitelco Cluj (CS Universitatea Cluj + BU Carbochim Cluj) / 2006> BU Mobitelco Cluj-Napoca / 2009> CS U-Mobitelco Cluj-Napoca / 2015> CS U-BT Cluj-Napoca

[Cluj-Napoca]

C1: 93/94

C2: 92/95/96/97

C3: 91

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: 17/18/21/22

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 08/09/12/15/17/18/19/20

ECC: 06/07

CSM Oradea (Club Sportiv Municipal Oradea)

[Oradea]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: -

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: 17/19/20

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 14/15/17/18/19/20/21/22

ECC: -

CSO Voluntari (Clubul Sportiv Orășenesc Voluntari 2005)

[Voluntari]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: -

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 22

ECC: -

CSU Asesoft Ploieşti (Clubul Sportiv Universitar Ploieşti)

[Ploieşti]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: -

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: 08/14/15

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 06/07/09/10/11/13

ECC: 04/05

CSU Balanţa Sibiu / 1993> CSU Forest Sibiu / 1998> CSU Astral Sibiu / 1999> CSU Atlassib Sibiu / 2016> CSU Sibiu

[Sibiu]

C1: 96

C2: 91/96

C3: 93/94/95/99/00

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 09/18/20/21

ECC: -

CSU Piteşti / 2011> BCM Universitatea Piteşti

[Piteşti]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: 01

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: 13

ECC: -

CS West Petrom Arad

[Arad]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: 01/02

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: -

ECC: 03/04

Dinamo Oradea

[Oradea]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: 92

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: -

ECC: -

ICED Bucureşti / 1991> SOCED Constructorul Bucureşti

[Bucureşti]

C1: -

C2: -

C3: 91/93

EL: -

ULEB/EUROCUP: -

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: -

EC/EUROCHALLENGE/EUROPE CUP: -

ECC: -

NOTES
• Teams are listed with their official names in their original language (or a literal transcription into Latin characters, in the case of different alphabets), and the change of name is indicated whenever necessary. On the other hand, because in many cases the sponsor becomes inherent part of the club's name, this brand is also mentioned in those cases when it's commonly used in publications. However, the original official name of the club is included without the sponsor in parentheses (only the first time the same abbreviation is used).
• The numbers after the competition labels stand for the year when the final is played (e.g.: 83 = season 1982-83).
• Tbe original FIBA's Champions Cup (C1) disappears in 2001 and is replaced by ULEB's Euroleague (EL) as the top European club competition. The other two FIBA classic tournaments, Cup Winners' Cup (C2) and Korać Cup (C3), also disappear in 2002. ULEB Cup (ULEB) is created in 2003. FIBA Europe's EuroCup Challenge (ECC) is introduced in 2002, and EuroCup (EC) one year later.

NOTAS
• El nombre de un equipo es su denominación oficial en su lengua original (o una transcripción literal en el caso de caracteres distintos al alfabeto latino), y siempre que haya un cambio de denominación se indica adecuadamente. Por otro lado, dado que en muchos casos el nombre de los patrocinadores forma parte integrante de la denominación de los equipos, esta marca se menciona siempre que aparezca habitualmente en publicaciones. Sin embargo, el nombre oficial original de los clubes se incluye entre paréntesis sin la marca comercial (sólo la primera vez que aparecen las siglas identificativas).
• Los números que aparecen tras las etiquetas identificativas de cada competición corresponden al año en el que se disputa la final del torneo en cuestión (ej.: 83 = temporada 1982-83).
• La originaria Copa de Europa de la FIBA (C1) desaparece en 2001 y es sustituida por la Euroliga ULEB (EL) como la máxima competición europea de clubes. Los otros dos torneos clásicos organizados por la FIBA, Recopa de Europa (C2) y Copa Korać (C3), desaparecen igualmente en 2002. La Copa ULEB (ULEB) se crea en 2003. Los modernos torneos de FIBA Europa, Eurocopa Desafío (ECC) y Eurocopa (EC), aparecen en 2002 y 2003, respectivamente.

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