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(Top) 1 Rules 1.1 Format 1.2 Squad rules 2 Participating teams 3 Regular season 3.1 Classification 4 Calendar and results 5 Play-offs 5.1 Quarterfinals 5.1.1 Siena – Treviso 5.1.2 Cantù – Virtus Bologna 5.1.3 Milano – Montegranaro 5.1.4 Caserta – Roma 5.2 Semifinals 5.2.1 Siena – Cantú 5.2.2 Caserta – Milano 5.3 Finals 5.3.1 Siena – Milano 6 Coppa Italia 7 Supercoppa Italiana 8 Trofees 9 Notes 10 External links

2009–10 Lega Basket Serie A

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Lega Basket Serie A
Season	2009–10
Duration	11 October 2009 – 19 June 2010
Number of teams	16
Regular season
Top seed	Montepaschi Siena
Season MVP	Romain Sato
Relegated	B.C. Ferrara NSB Napoli
Finals
Champions	Montepaschi Siena 5th title
Runners-up	Armani Jeans Milano
Semifinalists	NGC Medical Cantù Pepsi Caserta
Finals MVP	Terrell McIntyre
← 2008–09 2010–11 →

The 2006–07 Lega Basket Serie A season, known as the Serie A TIM for sponsorship reasons, was the 88th season of the Lega Basket Serie A, the highest professional basketball league in Italy.

The regular season ran from 11 October 2009 to May 2010. The top 8 teams made the play-offs whilst the lowest ranked teams, B.C. Ferrara and the bankrupt club NSB Napoli, were relegated to the Legadue.

Montepaschi Siena won their 5th title by winning the playoff finals series against Armani Jeans Milano.

Rules[edit]

Format[edit]

The participating 16 teams disputed the regular season based on home-and-away matches. At the end of regular season, the highest ranked 8 teams were admitted into play-off, with the lowest two ranked teams being relegated to LegADue

Squad rules[edit]

Every team was allowed to present in its roster up to 6 athletes that haven't been "formed" in Italy (of which at least 3 have to be citizens of European Union^[1]), out of total 12 players in squad.

Participating teams[edit]

Geographical distribution of Serie A maschile FIP 2009–2010 teams

The newcomers, compared to 2008–09 Serie A, were Cimberio Varese, returning to Serie A after one season in LegADue, and Vanoli Cremona, created by unification of Vanoli Soresina (promoted to Serie A through playoff) with Juvi Basket Cremona (that ceded the title of Serie A DilettantitoBasket Brescia Leonessa). Another change was reallocation of NSB NapolitoPalaBarbutoinNapoli. On 13 April NSB Napoli was excluded from the league.^[2] Results of matches already played against the team were discarded.^[3]

Team	Seasons in Serie A (starting from 1949)	Coach	Arena	2008–2009 Season result
Air Avellino	10	Cesare Pancotto	PalaDelMauroinAvellino	11th place in Serie A
Angelico Biella	9	Luca Bechi	PalacoopinBiella	7th place in Serie A
Armani Jeans Milano	61	Piero Bucchi	Mediolanum ForuminAssago (MI)	6th place in Serie A
Bancatercas Teramo	7	Andrea Capobianco	PalaScaprianoinTeramo	3rd place in Serie A
Benetton Treviso	29	Francesco Vitucci	PalaVerdeinVillorba (TV)	4th place in Serie A
Canadian Solar Bologna	60	Lino Lardo	Futurshow StationinCasalecchio di Reno (BO)	5th place in Serie A
Carife Ferrara	2	Giorgio Valli	PalaSegestinFerrara	9th place in Serie A
Cimberio Varese	58	Stefano Pillastrini	PalaWhirlpoolinVarese	1st place in LegADue
Lottomatica Roma	30	Matteo Boniciolli	PalaLottomaticainRoma	2nd place in Serie A
NSB Martos Napoli^[2]	3	Federico Pasquini	PalaBarbutoinNapoli	14th place in Serie A
Montepaschi Siena	36	Simone Pianigiani	Palasport Mens SanainSiena	1st place in Serie A
NGC Medical Cantù	53	Andrea Trinchieri	PalaPianellainCucciago (CO)	10th place in Serie A
Pepsi Caserta	13	Stefano Sacripanti	PalaMaggiòinCaserta	13th place in Serie A
Scavolini Spar Pesaro	55	Luca Dalmonte	Adriatic ArenainPesaro	8th place in Serie A
Sigma Coatings Montegranaro	4	Fabrizio Frates	PalaSavelliinPorto San Giorgio (FM)	12th place in Serie A
Vanoli Cremona	1	Attilio Caja	PalaRadiinCremona	3rd place in LegADue

Regular season[edit]

Classification[edit]

	Standings 2009–2010	Pt	GP	W	L	PF	PA
1.	Mens Sana Siena	52	28	26	2	2485	1965
2.	Juvecaserta Basket	36	28	18	10	2247	2161
3.	Olimpia Milano^[4]	34	28	17	11	2103	2069
4.	Pall. Cantù^[4]	34	28	17	11	2137	2114
5.	Virtus Bologna^[5]	30	28	15	13	2074	2057
6.	Sutor Montegranaro^[5]	30	28	15	13	2194	2232
7.	Virtus Roma^[5]	30	28	15	13	2149	2132
8.	Pall. Treviso^[6]	26	28	13	15	2230	2278
9.	Scandone Avellino^[6]	26	28	13	15	2125	2186
10.	V.L. Pesaro	22	28	11	17	2244	2294
11.	Teramo^[7]	20	28	10	18	2151	2171
12.	Pall. Varese^[7]^[8]	20	28	11	17	2133	2259
13.	Triboldi Cremona^[7]	20	28	10	18	2229	2326
14.	Pall. Biella^[7]	20	28	10	18	2132	2252
15.	B.C. Ferrara	18	28	9	19	2074	2211
	NSB Napoli^[2]^[9]	-	-	-	-	-	-

Qualified to play-off	Relegated to LegADue

Calendar and results[edit]

11 October 2009		31 January 2010
Day 1
87–48	Siena – Napoli	143–49
94–79	Roma – Cremona	79–75
76–68	Bologna – Montegranaro	78–80
68–72	Cantù – Treviso	92–96
90–83	Ferrara – Teramo	69–71
88–77	Avellino – Pesaro	86–94
77–68	Caserta – Biella	84–67
73–66	Varese – Milano	70–74

1 November 2009		28 February 2010
Day 4
79–91	Milano – Siena	65–80
89–82	Biella – Cremona	68–75
66–69	Teramo – Bologna	67–77
60–75	Pesaro – Cantù	93–81
71–88	Ferrara – Roma	73–84
84–82	Avellino – Treviso	64–73
73–85	Montegranaro – Varese	88–74
49–89	Napoli – Caserta	58–181

22 November 2009		21 March 2010
Day 7
83–58	Siena – Roma	85–93
86–94	Treviso – Varese	82–90
81–83	Teramo – Milano	56–78
73–55	Bologna – Avellino	82–79
86–93	Cantù – Biella	86–75
66–59	Ferrara – Napoli	176–50
73–57	Montegranaro – Pesaro	93–89
97–74	Caserta – Cremona	87–85

13 December 2009		11 April 2010
Day 10
70–72	Treviso – Caserta	66–90
61–80	Roma – Teramo	89–79
75–70	Pesaro – Ferrara	85–73
72–63	Cantù – Bologna	80–76
66–73	Avellino – Milano	63–74
88–82	Montegranaro – Biella	73–76
81–84	Napoli – Varese	57–120
72–92	Cremona – Siena	70–83

10 January 2010		2 May 2010
Day 13
100–75	Siena – Caserta	98–57
77–74	Milano – Biella	68–63
138–37	Roma – Napoli	^[3]
85–74	Teramo – Cremona	80–91
82–80	Bologna – Pesaro	73–90
102–95	Ferrara – Treviso	73–67
80–69	Avellino – Montegranaro	89–81
81–74	Varese – Cantù	70–83

18 October 2009		7 February 2010
Day 2
71–66	Milano – Ferrara	66–56
92–85	Treviso – Roma	76–100
79–76	Biella – Bologna	66–79
84–58	Teramo – Varese	80–83
67–80	Pesaro – Siena	76–90
86–84	Montegranaro – Caserta	75–65
58–82	Napoli – Avellino	70–172
103–104	Cremona – Cantù	68–89

8 November 2009		7 March 2010
Day 5
89–49	Siena – Ferrara	71–63
95–77	Treviso – Montegranaro	69–79
69–73	Roma – Biella	80–85
83–87	Bologna – Milano	71–73
74–69	Cantù – Teramo	73–72
95–81	Caserta – Pesaro	89–81
74–91	Varese – Avellino	67–76
81–66	Cremona – Napoli	145–48

29 November 2009		28 March 2010
Day 8
89–86	Milano – Pesaro	77–83
81–89	Biella – Teramo	71–78
70–81	Roma – Cantù	61–79
72–84	Bologna – Caserta	74–67
57–86	Avellino – Siena	74–91
64–96	Napoli – Treviso	29–169
81–74	Varese – Ferrara	60–77
90–69	Cremona – Montegranaro	72–91

20 December 2009		18 April 2010
Day 11
97–66	Siena – Montegranaro	92–86
80–72	Milano – Cremona	81–78
73–76	Biella – Pesaro	61–79
86–71	Teramo – Napoli	^[3]
78–80	Bologna – Treviso	61–50
72–84	Ferrara – Cantù	76–64
73–66	Avellino – Caserta	79–81
67–84	Varese – Roma	71–64

17 January 2010		8 May 2010
Day 14
74–68	Treviso – Teramo	86–82
83–79	Biella – Avellino	74–77
81–61	Bologna – Roma	59–78
126–64	Pesaro – Napoli	^[3]
56–87	Cantù – Siena	59–82
77–72	Montegranaro – Milano	58–81
95–72	Caserta – Ferrara	73–58
78–71	Cremona – Varese	78–98

25 October 2009		14 February 2010
Day 3
94–70	Siena – Teramo	79–75
86–84	Treviso – Pesaro	94–84
74–78	Roma – Avellino	56–74
76–62	Bologna – Napoli	117–46
79–75	Cantù – Montegranaro	71–77
82–91	Ferrara – Cremona	83–82
104–100	Caserta – Milano	94–85
78–87	Varese – Biella	96–88

15 November 2009		14 March 2010
Day 6
73–53	Milano – Cantù	59–65
72–80	Biella – Siena	65–97
92–85	Teramo – Caserta	67–59
73–84	Pesaro – Roma	61–70
88–78	Avellino – Ferrara	63–78
51–78	Napoli – Montegranaro	82–141
68–78	Varese – Bologna	67–80
95–73	Cremona – Treviso	72–70

6 December 2009		3 April 2010
Day 9
87–74	Siena – Varese	96–72
93–64	Milano – Napoli	157–47
89–83	Biella – Treviso	70–72
98–78	Teramo – Avellino	90–102
101–94	Pesaro – Cremona	94–98
73–90	Ferrara – Bologna	63–68
103–97	Montegranaro – Roma	72–75
82–67	Caserta – Cantù	72–81

3 January 2010		25 April 2010
Day 12
80–92	Treviso – Siena	99–96
77–69	Roma – Milano	66–64
82–78	Pesaro – Teramo	61–69
85–61	Cantù – Avellino	85 -76
92–88	Montegranaro – Ferrara	75–77
76–53	Caserta – Varese	88–85
54–124	Napoli – Biella	^[3]
69–74	Cremona – Bologna	68–65

24 January 2010		16 May 2010
Day 15
100–70	Siena – Bologna	87–66
80–73	Milano – Treviso	59–91
83–64	Roma – Caserta	69–85
61–63	Teramo – Montegranaro	81–87
89–78	Ferrara – Biella	79–82
71–63	Avellino – Cremona	76–81
38–127	Napoli – Cantù	^[3]
89–86	Varese – Pesaro	84–89

Play-offs[edit]

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals

1	Mens Sana Siena	3

8	Pall. Treviso	0
			1	Mens Sana Siena	3

			4	Pall. Cantù	0
4	Pall. Cantù	3

5	Virtus Bologna	2
						1	Mens Sana Siena	4

						2	Olimpia Milano	0
2	Olimpia Milano	3

7	Sutor Montegranaro	0
			2	Olimpia Milano	3

			3	Juvecaserta Basket	2
3	Juvecaserta Basket	3

6	Virtus Roma	0

Quarterfinals[edit]

Quarterfinals are played in a 2–2–1 format: i.e. the first 2 matches are played at the higher seed's home stadium, the following two at the other team's home, and the fifth match, if necessary, is played again at the higher seed's home stadium.

Siena – Treviso[edit]

20 May
20:30

Recap

Montepaschi Siena 118, Pall. Treviso79
Scoring by quarter: 33–19, 36–18, 22–24, 27–18
Pts: H. Domercant19 Rebs: R. Sato7 Asts: N. Zisis8		Pts: K. Rivers18 Rebs: B. Dixon6 Asts: A. Gentile8

Palasport Mens Sana, Siena
Referees: Carmelo Paternicò, Gianluca Mattioli, Gianluca Sardella

22 May
17:30

Recap

Montepaschi Siena 99, Pall. Treviso 88 (OT)
Scoring by quarter: 27–27, 20–16, 16–20, 20–20, Overtime: 16–5
Pts: D. Hawkins26 Rebs: H. Domercant5 Asts: T. McIntyre4 K. Lavrinovič4		Pts: B. Dixon22 Rebs: D. Motiejūnas7 Asts: S. Nicević3

Palasport Mens Sana, Siena
Referees: Tolga Sahin, Enrico Sabetta, Massimiliano Filippini

24 May
20:30

Recap

Pall. Treviso 66, Montepaschi Siena 69
Scoring by quarter: 12–18, 12–11, 23–19, 19–21
Pts: D. Kus13 Rebs: D. Motiejūnas7 S. Nicevic7 Asts: D. Kus4		Pts: R. Sato23 Rebs: B. Eze10 Asts: S. Stonerook2
Siena wins series 3–0

Palaverde, Villorba
Referees: Giampaolo Cicoria, Paolo Taurino, Roberto Begnis

Cantù – Virtus Bologna[edit]

20 May
20:30

Recap

NGC Medical Cantù 75, Virtus Bologna64
Scoring by quarter: 23–10, 19–23, 21–18, 12–13
Pts: M. Leunen16 Rebs: M. Leunen7 Asts: J. Green3 N. Mazzarino3 V. Micov3		Pts: A. Jackson14 D. Moss14 Rebs: D. Fajardo8 Asts: A. Jackson3 D. Moss3

Palasport Pianella, Cucciago
Referees: Giampaolo Cicoria, Roberto Chiari, Marco Giansanti

22 May
17:30

Recap

NGC Medical Cantù 74, Virtus Bologna68
Scoring by quarter: 14–12, 27–19, 9–15, 24–22
Pts: J. Green23 Rebs: M. Leunen7 Asts: M. Leunen4		Pts: D. Fajardo18 Rebs: D. Fajardo7 Asts: A. Jackson7

Palasport Pianella, Cucciago
Referees: Luigi Lamonica, Pierluigi D'Este, Dino Seghetti

24 May
20:30

Recap

Virtus Bologna 89, NGC Medical Cantù78
Scoring by quarter: 13–24, 28–16, 28–13, 20–25
Pts: A. Collins20 Rebs: V. Sanikidze10 Asts: D. Moss5		Pts: M. Markoishvili23 Rebs: V. Micov5 Asts: J. Green4

Futurshow Station, Casalecchio di Reno
Referees: Carmelo Paternicò, Mauro Pozzana, Alessandro Martolini

26 May
20:30

Recap

Virtus Bologna 95, NGC Medical Cantù79
Scoring by quarter: 25–16, 25–18, 17–21, 28–24
Pts: A. Collins28 Rebs: V. Sanikidze8 Asts: A. Jackson6		Pts: Markoishvili24 Rebs: Markoishvili6 Asts: J. Green4 N. Mazzarino4

Futurshow Station, Casalecchio di Reno
Referees: Gianluca Mattioli, Paolo Taurino, Gianluca Sardella

28 May
20:30

Recap

NGC Medical Cantù 72, Virtus Bologna65
Scoring by quarter: 22–12, 19–25, 21–12, 20–16
Pts: M. Markoishvili18 Rebs: M. Leunen8 T. Lydeka8 Asts: J. Green3		Pts: A. Jackson16 Rebs: V. Sanikidze12 Asts: A. Jackson4
Cantú wins series 3–2

Palasport Pianella, Cucciago
Referees: Giampaolo Cicoria, Tolga Sahin, Carmelo Lo Guzzo

Milano – Montegranaro[edit]

20 May
20:30

Recap

Armani Jeans Milano 72, Sigma Coatings Montegranaro65
Scoring by quarter: 14–17, 9–11, 23–10, 26–27
Pts: M. Finley16 Rebs: R.M. Rocca9 Asts: M. Bulleri3 M. Mordente3		Pts: D. Ivanov11 Marquinhos11 Rebs: D. Ivanov8 Asts: A. Maestranzi4

Mediolanum Forum, Assago
Referees: Luigi Lamonica, Pierluigi D'Este, Massimiliano Filippini

22 May
17:00

Recap

Armani Jeans Milano 67, Sigma Coatings Montegranaro65
Scoring by quarter: 17–13, 11–21, 15–17, 24–14
Pts: M. Bulleri13 R.M. Rocca13 Rebs: R.M. Rocca7 Asts: M. Bulleri2 M. Finley2		Pts: Marquinhos14 D. Ivanov14 Rebs: G. Brunner8 Asts: D. Cavaliero5

Mediolanum Forum, Assago
Referees: Guerrino Cerebuch, Paolo Taurino, Marco Giansanti

25 May
20:30

Recap

Sigma Coatings Montegranaro 75, Armani Jeans Milano 81
Scoring by quarter: 21–18, 20–20, 19–20, 15–23
Pts: D.Cavaliero14 M. Vinicius14 Rebs: G. Brunner8 Asts: D.Cavaliero3 A. Cinciarini3		Pts: M. Finley12 M. Bulleri12 Rebs: M. Rocca8 Asts: J. Mačiulis2 M. Finley2 M. Bulleri2
Milano wins series 3–0

PalaSavelli, Porto San Giorgio
Referees: Fabio Facchini, Tolga Sahin, Carmelo Lo Guzzo

Caserta – Roma[edit]

21 May
20:30

Recap

Pepsi Caserta 70, Lottomatica Roma65
Scoring by quarter: 13–16, 22–8, 21–21, 14–20
Pts: A. Doornekamp19 Rebs: J. Jones18 Asts: T. Bowers6		Pts: J. Giachetti18 Rebs: D. Ivanov8 Asts: I. Jaaber2

PalaMaggio, Caserta
Referees: Fabio Facchini, Mauro Pozzana, Carmelo Lo Guzzo

23 May
20:30

Recap

Pepsi Caserta 78, Lottomatica Roma76
Scoring by quarter: 23–9, 15–20, 12–20, 28–27
Pts: F. Di Bella19 Rebs: J. Jones17 Asts: E. Ere4		Pts: K. Winston22 Rebs: K. Winston9 Asts: K. Winston4

PalaMaggio, Caserta
Referees: Carmelo Paternicò, Gianluca Mattioli, Gianluca Sardella

25 May
20:30

Recap

Lottomatica Roma 74, Pepsi Caserta 83
Scoring by quarter: 21–25, 18–14, 15–19, 20–15
Pts: J. Giachetti19 Rebs: A. Crosariol7 Asts: I. Jaaber2 K. Winston2		Pts: J. Jones30 Rebs: J. Jones16 Asts: F. di Bella3
Caserta wins series 3–0

PalaLottomatica, Rome
Referees: Enrico Sabetta, Roberto Chiari, Dino Seghetti

Semifinals[edit]

Semifinals were disputed in 2–2–1 format: the first 2 matches are played at the better placed team home stadium, the following two at the other team home, and the fifth match, if required, was played again at the better-placed team.

Siena – Cantú[edit]

1 June
20:30

Recap

Montepaschi Siena 100, NGC Medical Cantù73
Scoring by quarter: 31–17, 20–20, 23–17, 16–19
Pts: R. Sato23 Rebs: K. Lavrinovič7 Asts: N. Zisis5		Pts: J. Green14 M. Leunen14 Rebs: M. Leunen7 Asts: J. Green2 N. Mazzarino2 V. Micov2

Palasport Mens Sana, Siena
Referees: Fabio Facchini, Enrico Sabetta, Gianluca Sardella

3 June
21:00

Report

Montepaschi Siena 104, NGC Medical Cantù74
Scoring by quarter: 34–27,, 22–17,, 26–18,, 22–12
Pts: T. McIntyre22 Rebs: B. Eze5 K. Lavrinovič5 S. Stonerook5 Asts: T. McIntyre5		Pts: V. Micov15 Rebs: A. Urbutis5 V. Micov5 Asts: A. Giovacchini4

Palasport Mens Sana, Siena
Referees: Carmelo Paternicò, Pierluigi D'Este, Marco Giansanti

5 June
20:30

Report

NGC Medical Cantù 65, Montepaschi Siena 77
Scoring by quarter: 17–19,, 14–23,, 16–16,, 18–19
Pts: M. Markoishvili14 Rebs: A. Urbutis8 Asts: V. Micov5		Pts: K. Lavrinovič21 Rebs: R. Sato6 Asts: H. Domercant2 T. McIntyre2 N. Zisis2 D. Hawkins2
Siena wins series 3–0

Palasport Pianella, Cucciago
Referees: Giampaolo Cicoria, Paolo Taurino, Massimiliano Filippini

Caserta – Milano[edit]

2 June
20:30

Report

Pepsi Caserta 80, Armani Jeans Milano 90
Scoring by quarter: 21–20,, 17–18,, 25–24,, 17–28
Pts: E. Ere25 Rebs: J. Jones9 Asts: L. Koszarek3 T. Bowers3		Pts: C. Monroe22 Rebs: J. Arnold9 Asts: M. Finley3

PalaMaggio, Caserta
Referees: Luigi Lamonica, Roberto Chiari, Dino Seghetti

4 June
20:30

Report

Pepsi Caserta 76, Armani Jeans Milano68
Scoring by quarter: 26–12,, 15–22,, 13–17,, 22–17
Pts: E. Ere20 Rebs: A. Michelori6 J. Jones6 Asts: T. Bowers2		Pts: J. Mačiulis18 Rebs: M. Rocca10 Asts: M. Finley2

PalaMaggio, Caserta
Referees: Guerrino Cerebuch, Tolga Sahin, Alessandro Martolini

6 June
20:30

Report

Armani Jeans Milano 66, Pepsi Caserta 67
Scoring by quarter: 13–17,, 18–19,, 21–16,, 14–15
Pts: J. Mačiulis16 Rebs: J. Arnold9 Asts: M. Finley3 M. Mordente3		Pts: T. Bowers19 Rebs: J. Jones5 T. Bowers5 Asts: J. Jones3

Mediolanum Forum, Assago
Referees: Fabio Facchini, Mauro Pozzana, Roberto Begnis

8 June
20:30

Report

Armani Jeans Milano 91, Pepsi Caserta74
Scoring by quarter: 26–22,, 15–13,, 33–19,, 17–20
Pts: M. Mordente18 Rebs: M. Rocca7 Asts: J. Mačiulis5 S. Mancinelli5		Pts: F. Di Bella17 Rebs: E. Ere8 Asts: E. Ere4

Mediolanum Forum, Assago
Referees: Luigi Lamonica, Enrico Sabetta, Carmelo Lo Guzzo

10 June
20:30

Report

Pepsi Caserta 59, Armani Jeans Milano 65
Scoring by quarter: 16–18,, 15–13,, 6–18,, 22–16
Pts: A. Michelori14 Rebs: J. Jones9 Asts: F. Di Bella4 T. Bowers4		Pts: M. Rocca14 Rebs: M. Rocca11 Asts: M. Finley3
Milano wins 3–2

PalaMaggio, Caserta
Referees: Carmelo Paternicò, Gianluca Mattioli, Dino Seghetti

Finals[edit]

The final was disputed in 2–2–1–1–1 format: the first 2 matches were played at the better placed team home stadium, the following two at the other team home, the fifth match, if required, was played again at the better-placed team. The sisth match played again at the lower-placed team and if necessary a seventh game at the better-placed team.

Siena – Milano[edit]

13 June
20:30 CEST

Report

Montepaschi Siena 100, Armani Jeans Milano80
Pts: T. McIntyre29 Rebs: S. Stonerook9 Asts: T. McIntyre5		Pts: C Monroe15 Rebs: J. Mačiulis6 Asts: C. Monroe3

Palasport Mens Sana, Siena
Referees: Guerrino Cerebuch, Carmelo Paternicò, Gianluca Sardella

15 June
20:30 CEST

Report

Montepaschi Siena 81, Armani Jeans Milano59
Pts: H. Domercant16 R. Sato16 Rebs: T. Ress6 Asts: D. Hawkins4		Pts: J. Mačiulis13 Rebs: M. Hall7 Asts: J. Arnold6

Palasport Mens Sana, Siena
Referees: Fabio Facchini, Gianluca Mattioli, Roberto Chiari

17 June
20:30 CEST

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Armani Jeans Milano 75, Montepaschi Siena 88
Pts: J. Mačiulis16 Rebs: M. Rocca9 Asts: M. Finley3		Pts: R. Sato23 Rebs: S. Stonerook9 Asts: T. McIntyre3 N. Zisis3 D. Hawkins3

Mediolanum Forum, Assago
Referees: Enrico Sabetta, Paolo Taurino, Pierluigi D'Este

19 June
20:30 CEST

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Armani Jeans Milano 69, Montepaschi Siena 93
Pts: J. Mačiulis13 Rebs: M. Hall6 M. Rocca6 Asts: S. Mancinelli4		Pts: T. McIntyre28 Rebs: S. Stonerook8 Asts: K. Lavrinovič3 S. Stonerook3
Siena wins series 4–0

Mediolanum Forum, Assago
Referees: Luigi Lamonica, Tolga Sahin, Roberto Begnis

Coppa Italia[edit]

The top eight teams at the halfway point of the regular season (15 rounds) competed in the Italian Cup, seeded according to their league placement at that time. The cup was won by top seed Montepaschi Siena, for second year in a row (and second time ever).

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals

1	Mens Sana Siena	84

8	Sutor Montegranaro	68
			1	Mens Sana Siena	83

			5	Angelico Biella	53
4	Pall. Cantù	65

5	Angelico Biella	70
						1	Mens Sana Siena	83

						7	Virtus Bologna	75
3	Olimpia Milano	55

6	Air Avellino	59
			6	Air Avellino	61

			7	Virtus Bologna	73
2	Juvecaserta Basket	78

7	Virtus Bologna	88

Supercoppa Italiana[edit]

The Italian Supercup was played as a single match before the start of the season between the previous year's Serie A champion and Coppa Italia winner (if a club wins both, the match instead pits the top two teams from the previous season's league). This season, the game, played 30 September in Siena, pitted three-time defending league champion Montepaschi Siena against Coppa Italia runner-up Virtus Bologna.

Montepaschi Siena – Virtus Bologna 87–65^[10]

Trofees[edit]

Champion of Italy:
Italian Cup winner: Montepaschi Siena
Supercup winner: Montepaschi Siena
Relegated to LegADue: Carife Ferrara
Relegated to LegADue: NSB Napoli^[3]^[11]

Notes[edit]

^ "Eleggibilità, ranking, commissariamento Cia, Mondiale 2014, modifiche ai regolamenti". fip.it. 16 May 2009. Retrieved 6 August 2009.

^ ^a ^b ^c Lega Basket (ed.). "La Nuova AMG Sebastiani esclusa dal Campionato di Serie A".

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Lega Basket (ed.). "La Fip annulla le gare della Nuova AMG Sebastiani". Archived from the original on 4 July 2011. Retrieved 24 May 2010.

^ ^a ^b L'Olimpia Milano si classifica al 3º place per la miglior differenza canestri nello scontro diretto contro Cantù, +15.

^ ^a ^b ^c La Virtus Bologna si posiziona al 5º per miglior differenza canestri negli scontri diretti contro Montegranaro e Roma, che si posizionano rispettivamente al 6º e al 7º place: Bologna ha +7, Montegranaro −3 e Roma −4.

^ ^a ^b Treviso si classifica all'8º place per la miglior differenza canestri nello scontro diretto contro Avellino, +7.

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Teramo si classifica al 11º place per la classifica avulsa: nell'ordine Teramo ha 8 punti negli scontri diretti, Varese e Cremona 6, Biella 4.

^ 2 punti di penalizzazione

^ 8 punti di penalizzazione.

^ "Tabellino della partita". Archived from the original on 6 October 2009. Retrieved 4 October 2009.

^ In realtà la Nuova Sebastiani è stata esclusa dal campionato, non-ha il diritto di iscriversi alla successiva LegADue, e viene stabilità una sola retrocessione

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