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Boulazac Basket Dordogne

Field	Value
name	Boulazac Basket Dordogne
logo	Boulazac Basket logo 2019.png
leagues	Betclic ÉLITE
founded
nickname	BBD
arena	Le Palio
capacity	5,200
location	Boulazac, France
colors	White, Black, Purple and Green

president	Jacques Auzou
coach	Alexandre Ménard
championships	1 Second Division
1 Third Division
1 Fourth Division
website

1 Third Division 1 Fourth Division Boulazac Basket Dordogne, also known as BBD or simply Boulazac, is a French professional basketball club, based in Boulazac. The team currently plays in the LNB Élite, the highest level of basketball in France.

The club plays its games in its home arena Le Palio, which can host up to 5,200 spectators.

History

Originally playing in Périgueux as US périgourdine, the club moved to the city of Boulazac (suburb of Périgueux) in 1992 when a new sport hall was constructed. The club evolved in French Pro B from 2005 to 2012. The club finished 2nd in the 2011–12 LNB Pro B and was finalist in the play-offs, gaining the right to compete in top Pro A league for the 2012–13 season.

Season by season

Champions	Runners-up	Playoff berth	Promoted

Season	Tier	League	Finish	Wins	Losses	Playoffs	French Cup	Head coach
Boulazac
2011–12	II	Pro B	2th	25	9	Won quarterfinals (SOMB Boulogne), 2–1
Won semifinals (Châlons-Reims), 2–0
Lost finals (Limoges CSP), 0–1		Sylvain Lautié
2012–13	I	Pro A	15th	11	19	–		Sylvain Lautié
2013–14	II	Pro B	13th	19	25			Sylvain Lautié
2014–15	II	Pro B	4th	24	15	Won quarterfinals (Roanne), 2–0
Lost semifinals (Denain), 1–2		Sylvain Lautié
Antoine Michon (interim)
2015–16	II	Pro B	4th	23	15	Won quarterfinals (Nantes), 2–0
Lost semifinals (Évreux), 1–2		Antoine Michon
2016–17	II	Pro B	2nd	25	17	Won quarterfinals (Le Havre), 2–1
Won semifinals (Évreux), 2–0
Won finals (Nantes), 2–1		Claude Bergeaud
2017–18	I	Pro A	17th	12	22	–	Runner-up	Thomas Andrieux
2018–19	I	Pro A	10th	16	17			Thomas Andrieux
2019–20	I	Pro A	17th	7	17			Thomas Andrieux
2020–21	I	Pro A	18th	4	30			Thomas Andrieux
2021–22	II	Pro B	5rd	21	13	Won quarterfinals (Sharks Antibes), 2–1
Lost semifinals (Elan Chalon), 0–2		Nikola Antic
Alexandre Ménard
2022–23	II	Pro B	12rd	15	19			Alexandre Ménard
2023–24	II	Pro B	3rd	22	12	Won quarterfinals (Champagne Basket), 2–0
Won semifinals (JA Vichy), 2–1
Lost finals (Stade Rochelais), 0–2		Alexandre Ménard
2024–25	II	Pro B	1st	29	9			Alexandre Ménard
2025–26	I	Betclic ELITE	-	1	1			Alexandre Ménard

Players

Current roster

Notable players

FRA Alpha Kaba
ALG Mehdi Cheriet
CAN Johnny Berhanemeskel
CAN Kenny Chery
CZE Patrik Auda
GRE Vassilis Toliopoulos
NED Nicolas de Jong
SUI David Ramseier
PAN Akil Mitchell
POL Aaron Cel
UK Ovie Soko
USA Alex Acker
USA Karvel Anderson
USA Kyle Gibson
USA Frank Hassell
USA Travis Leslie
USA Trenton Meacham
USA Darryl Monroe
USA Ryan Pearson
USA Quinton Ross

References

Wikipedia Source

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