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Basketball team
BC Alita
BC Alita logo
Founded1995
Folded2005
ArenaSport Hall of Alytus (capacity: 1500)
Team coloursGreen and White
   

BC Alita is a defunct basketball club that was based in Alytus, Lithuania. The club was founded in 1995 when the headquarters of the basketball club BC Savy Vilnius were moved to Alytus, Lithuania as part of the geographical expansion of the Lithuanian Men's Basketball League (LKL). The team was named after its corporate sponsor, Alita, a Lithuanian beverage company.

BC Alita quickly became a notable team within the LKL. It played its home games at the Alytus Sports and Recreation Center, a modern facility that hosted numerous domestic and international basketball events.

Despite its promising start, BC Alita faced financial difficulties, which led to its dissolution in 2005. The club was succeeded by BC Alytus in the same year, which continued to represent the city in the LKL. BC Alytus aimed to build on the legacy of BC Alita, maintaining a competitive presence in Lithuanian basketball.

Achievements

Year League Season Play-Off Baltic Events European Events
1995–96 LKL 9 – – – Korać Cup 1/32
1996–97 LKL 6 1/4 – – – –
1997–98 LKL 8 1/4 – – – –
1998–99 LKL 3 1/4 NEBL OPEN 7th (8) Korać Cup 1/16
1999–00 LKL 5 1/4 NEBL OPEN 13th (14) Korać Cup 1/16
2000–01 LKL 6 4th NEBL Challenge runner-up – –
2001–02 LKL 4 Bronze NEBL Challenge champion – –
2002–03 LKL 4 Bronze – – FIBA Champions' Cup Regional Qualifying Group
2003–04 LKL 5 1/4 – – FIBA Europe League Group stage
2004–05 LKL 7 1/4 Challenge Cup 1/4 – –

Notable players

References

  1. "Bankrutavo Alytaus "Alitos" ekipa". Eurobasket.lt. Archived from the original on 2012-08-02. Retrieved 2012-09-28.
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