PRIMERA DIVISIóN DE BALONCESTO

Primera División de Baloncesto
Sport	Basketball
No. of teams	272 teams in 15 groups
Country	Spain
Continent	Europe
Most recent; champion(s)	Armilla (Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla), Cuarte de Huerva (Aragón), Ciutat d'Inca (Balearic Islands), TAKE Tolosa (Basque Country, Navarra, La Rioja), EVECAN (Canary Islands), Becedo (Cantabria), Carbajosa (Castile and León), BAZU Azudense (Castile-La Mancha), Montgat (Catalonia), Distrito Olímpico (Community of Madrid), Unión Baloncesto (Extremadura), Culleredo (Galicia), Universidad de Oviedo (Principality of Asturias), Real Murcia (Region of Murcia), Nou Bàsquet Xàtiva (Valencian Community)
Level on pyramid	5th tier
Promotion to	Liga EBA
Relegation to	Autonomous 2nd league or 1st provincial league

The Primera División de Baloncesto (officially Campeonato de España de Primera División Nacional) is the fifth level in the Spanish basketball league system.

Current format

The Primera División works similar to the Tercera Federación of Spanish football. It is the fifth tier as well and it is divided into fifteen groups, corresponding to the Autonomous communities of Spain excepting one of the groups that is shared by Basque Country, La Rioja and Navarra. In Catalonia is known as Super Copa Masculina (until this current 2023–24 season was known as Copa Catalunya).

The best teams are promoted to Liga EBA, since 2015–16 season without playing any promotion playoffs against other Autonomous communities groups. In some Autonomous communities, the first qualified is considered the Regional amateur champion.

Current 2023-24 season the league has 272 teams. Zaragoza is the city with most teams (9) and Valencia is the province with most teams (17). Club Baloncesto Solares from Medio Cudeyo ( Cantabria) has three different teams in the league: Restaurante Los Arcos-CB Solares, CB Solares A and CB Solares B.

Latest seasons

Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla

Málaga

Granada

Seville

2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla Group)
Teams in Granada city: Granada Más Baloncesto, Granada por el Baloncesto
Teams in Málaga city: EBG Málaga, Málaga Basket
Teams in Seville city: Fresas, Labradores, Náutico

39 teams divided in three groups. Competition known as Liga Nacional N1 Masculina.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2005–06	CB Granada B	CB Lepe Alius
2006–07	CB Costa Motril	CB Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla
2007–08	CB Alhaurín de la Torre	CB Promesas Pozoblanco
2008–09	AD Las Canteras	CB Morón
2009–10	CB La Zubia	CB Puente Genil
2010–11	CD Huelva Baloncesto	CB Lepe Alius
2011–12	CDB Enrique Benítez	CB Coria
2012–13	Baloncesto Málaga B	Fundación CB Granada
2013–14	Almería Basket	CB Deportivo Coín
2014–15	CB Vélez	Medacbasket
2015–16	CB Baza	Club Náutico Sevilla
2016–17	CB Almería	CB Benahavís
2017–18	Real Círculo de Labradores	CB Martos
2018–19	CD Basket 4Life	CP Mijas Baloncesto
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	CD Basket 4Life	CB Coria
2021–22	Baloncesto Murgi	PMD Aljaraque
2022–23	CB Armilla	CB Coria

Aragón

Zaragoza

2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Aragón Group)
Teams in Zaragoza city: ACD Marianistas, Compañía de María, El Olivar, Helios, Old School, Patria Hispana Almozara,
Stadium Casablanca, Stadium Venecia, Valdefierro

16 teams divided in two groups. Competition known as Primera Nacional Masculina A1.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2008–09	Colegio Don Bosco El Salvador	CB Juventud Utebo
2009–10	CB UGT Almozara	CB Boscos Huesca
2010–11	Stadium Casablanca	Colegio Don Bosco El Salvador
2011–12	CB Zaragoza	Colegio Don Bosco El Salvador
2012–13	CB Zaragoza	CB Boscos Huesca
2013–14	CB Zaragoza	Polideportivo San Agustín
2014–15	CB Zaragoza	Stadium Casablanca
2015–16	CB Zaragoza	AD Compañía de María
2016–17	AD Compañía de María	CB Zaragoza
2017–18	AD Compañía de María	CB Zaragoza
2018–19	CB UGT Almozara	CB Zaragoza
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	CB Zaragoza B	Alfindén CB B
2021–22	Club Natación Helios	CB Zaragoza B
2022–23	CB Cuarte de Huerva	CB Octavus Utebo

Source: ^[1]

Balearic Islands

Palma

Ciutadella

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2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Balearic Islands Group)
Teams in Ciutadella: Boscos Bàsquet Menorca B, Diskont Ciutadella
Teams in Palma: Bahía San Agustín B, La Salle Palma, Molinar, Sant Josep Obrer

24 teams divided in two groups. Competition known as Lliga Escribano Balear Masculina. Final Four known as Biel Hurtado-Final A4.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2005–06	CB Imprenta Bahía	CB Alcúdia B
2006–07	CB Ciutadella	CB Alcúdia B
2007–08	Sa Pobla BC	CB CIDE
2008–09	CB Ferreries	Sporting Ciutat de Palma
2009–10	CB Pla de Na Tesa	CCE Sant Lluis
2010–11	CB Pla de Na Tesa	CB CIDE
2011–12	CB CIDE	CCE Sant Lluís
2012–13	CB Andratx	AEB La Salle Palma
2013–14	CCE Sant Lluis	CB La Salle Mahón
2014–15	CB Bahía San Agustín B	CB Pla de Na Tesa B
2015–16	CB Calvià	CB Pla de Na Tesa
2016–17	CB Sa Creu Ciutat d'Inca	AEB La Salle Palma
2017–18	CB Calvià	CB Sa Creu Ciutat d'Inca
2018–19	CB Pla de Na Tesa	CB Es Castell
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	Esporles BC	CB Pla de Na Tesa
2021–22	Ágora Portals Sports Club	CB Sa Creu Ciutat d'Inca
2022–23	CB Sa Creu Ciutat d'Inca	Esporles BC

Basque Country, Navarra, La Rioja

Ibaizabal

Bilbao

Atlético San Sebastián

Ulacia Zarautz

Mondragon Unibertsitatea B

2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Basque Country, Navarra, La Rioja Group), teams in the Basque Country
Teams in Bilbao: Cabarri Unamuno, La Salle Versia, Univ. Deusto-Loiola Indautxu

2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Basque Country, Navarra, La Rioja Group), teams in Navarre

14 teams in only one group.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2005–06	Cardenal Larraona	Arrasateko Ointxe SKE
2006–07	Cardenal Larraona	Arrasateko Ointxe SKE
2007–08	Arrasateko Ointxe SKE	Araberri BC
2008–09	Araberri BC	CB San Cernín
2009–10	SD Bidegintza	Askatuak SBT
2010–11	Easo ST	Aloña Mendi
2011–12	CB Santurtzi SK	Zarautz KE
2012–13	AD Unamuno ST	Askartza-Claret
2013–14	Tolosako Adiskideok KE	Arrasateko Ointxe SKE
2014–15	Fundación 5+11	Zarautz KE
2015–16	CB Valle de Egüés	Iraurgi SB B
2016–17	Fundación 5+11	Ordizia KE
2017–18	Goierri KE	Hernani KE
2018–19	Zarautz KE	Iraurgi SB B
2019–20	LogroBasket Club	Urgatzi
2020–21	Leioa SBT	Getxo SBT
2021–22	Fundacion Bilbao Basket	Tabirako ST
2022–23	Tolosako Adiskideok KE	Zarautz KE

Canary Islands

Aloe Plus

Telde

CB Agüimes

LPGC

Los Toscones

Hortofrutícula Lanzarote

Suresanta

Valsequillo

SC de La Laguna

CB San Isidro

SC Tenerife

SC La Palma

Tacoronte

La Matanza

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2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Canary Islands Group)
Teams in Las Palmas de GC: 7 Palmas Click Canarias, EVECAN LPGC
Teams in San Cristóbal de La Laguna: Juventud Laguna, Canarias B
Teams in Santa Cruz de La Palma: EB Felipe Antón, CD Mensajero
Teams in Santa Cruz de Tenerife: La Salle, Santa Cruz, Unelco
Teams in Tacoronte: CB Tacoronte, Tacoronte Las Acacias
Teams in Telde: Tara Escuela de Valores, Telde

21 teams divided in two groups.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
1994–95	RC Náutico Tenerife	CB Gran Canaria B
1995–96	CB Unelco Laguna	RC Náutico Tenerife
1996–97	CB Unelco Laguna	UB La Palma
1997–98	CB 1939 Canarias	RC Náutico Tenerife
2005–06	CB Jiobe El Paso	CB Granadilla
2006–07	UD Vecindario	CB Gran Canaria C
2007–08	CB Gran Canaria B	RC Náutico Tenerife
2008–09	CD Magec Tías	AD Valle Sur Fátima
2009–10	CB Dominicas	Canarias Basketball Academy
2010–11	CB Santa Cruz	RC Náutico Tenerife
2011–12	CB San Isidro	CB Agüimes
2012–13	RC Náutico Tenerife	Tenerife Baloncesto
2013–14	Canarias Basketball Academy	CB Aridane
2014–15	CB Gran Canaria B	CB Aridane
2015–16	CB Conejero	Canarias Basketball Academy
2016–17	CB Maramajo	RC Náutico Tenerife B
2017–18	CB Aridane	CB 1939 Canarias B
2018–19	CB Agüimes	CB La Matanza
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	CB 1939 Canarias B	CB Dadarmo Güímar EMB
2021–22	CD EVECAN Sport	CB Santa Cruz
2022–23	CD EVECAN Sport	CB Tacoronte

Cantabria

Torrelavega

Santander

Solares

2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Cantabria Group)
Teams in Medio Cudeyo: Restaurante Los Arcos-Solares, Solares A, Solares B
Teams in Santander: Becedo Santander, Cantbasket B, Daygon Santander
Teams in Torrelavega: Alega Torrelavega, CBT Torrelavega

14 teams in only one group.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2002–03	ADB Santoña	ADB Pas
2003–04	ADB Pas	CB Laredo
2004–05	CD La Paz	CD Estela
2005–06	CD La Paz	CD Estela
2006–07	CD La Paz	CB Laredo
2007–08	CD La Paz	CD Estela
2008–09	CD La Paz	ADB Pas B
2009–10	CD La Paz	AD Cantbasket
2010–11	CD La Paz	ADB Colindres
2011–12	ADB Colindres	SAB Torrelavega B
2012–13	CD La Paz	AD Cantbasket
2013–14	CD La Paz	Unión Cántabra
2014–15	AD Cantbasket B	ADB Pas B
2015–16	AD Cantbasket B	CD La Paz
2016–17	CBT Torrelavega	CD La Paz
2017–18	CD Solares	CD La Paz
2018–19	Baloncesto Bezana	CD Calasanz
2019–20	Baloncesto Bezana	CD La Paz
2020–21	CB Entrambasaguas	CD La Paz
2021–22	CBT Torrelavega	CB Solares
2022–23	CDE Becedo Santander	CD Entrambasaguas

Source:^[2]

Castile and León

Valladolid

Univ. Pontificia de Salamanca

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2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Castile and León Group)
Teams in Valladolid city: Real Valladolid B, Universidad de Valladolid

13 teams in only one group.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2002–03	CB Valladolid B	CB Palencia
2003–04	CD Universidad de Valladolid	AD Universidad de Salamanca
2004–05	UD Segovia	CB Tormes
2005–06	AD Universidad de Salamanca	CD Universidad de Valladolid
2006–07	CB Valladolid B	CB Ciudad de Ponferrada
2007–08	CD Universidad de Valladolid	CD Universidad de Burgos
2008–09	CD Universidad de Burgos	CB San Agustín
2009–10	CD Virgen de la Concha	CB Villamuriel
2010–11	CB La Cistérniga	Basket Burgos 2002
2011–12	CB Tormes	CD Las Contiendas
2012–13	CB Agustinos Eras	CD Las Contiendas
2013–14	CD Universidad de Burgos	CB Ciudad de Ponferrada
2014–15	CB Agustinos Eras B	CB La Flecha
2015–16	CB Tizona	CD Carbajosa de la Sagrada
2016–17	CD Carbajosa de la Sagrada	CD Blanca de Castilla
2017–18	CD San Agustín	CB Tormes
2018–19	CD Blanca de Castilla	Baloncesto Venta de Baños
2019–20	CB Ciudad de Valladolid B	CD Baloncesto Reino de León
2020–21	CD Claret	CD Federado Baloncesto Villares
2021–22	CD Blanca de Castilla	Real Valladolid Baloncesto B
2022–23	CD Carbajosa de la Sagrada	CD Zamarat

Source:^[3]

Castile-La Mancha

Val Brokers Tomelloso

Albacete

Dentatis Puertollano

El Ventero CBV

Cabezuelo Socuéllamos

Globalcaja Cuenca

Basket Cervantes-Ciudad Real

CD Grupo76-Alkasar

Polígono Toledo

Globalcaja Quintanar B

Movialsa Criptana

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2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Castile-La Mancha Group)
Teams in Albacete city: EBA Albacete, UCA Albacete

12 teams in only one group.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2003–04	CDB Grupo BO Ciudad Real	CB Polígono
2004–05	CB Quintanar	CABA
2005–06	CB Illescas	CP La Roda
2006–07	CB Gerindote	Fundación Adepal
2007–08	CB Bargas	CABA
2008–09	CB Gerindote	CB Polígono
2009–10	Albacete Baloncesto Cinco	Basket Azuqueca
2010–11	Basket Quintanar	Basket Azuqueca
2011–12	CABA	EB Albacete
2012–13	CB Villarrobledo	CB Ciudad Real
2013–14	CB Ciudad Real	CB CEI Toledo
2014–15	CP La Roda	Guadalajara Basket
2015–16	Guadalajara Basket	CB Manzanares
2016–17	CB Almansa	Tobarra CB
2017–18	CB Daimiel	Tobarra CB
2018–19	Tobarra CB	CB Socuéllamos
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	CB Socuéllamos	CB La Solana
2021–22	CB Daimiel	CB La Solana
2022–23	BAZU Baloncesto Azudense	EBA Albacete

Catalonia

CBU Lloret

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2023–24 Super Copa Masculina, teams non located in Province of Barcelona

Primera División de Baloncesto is located in Province of Barcelona

Barcelona

2023–24 Super Copa Masculina, teams in Province of Barcelona
Teams in Barcelona city: Ipsi, JAC Sants, Martinenc

14 teams in only one group. Competition known as Super Copa Masculina (until 2023, was known as Copa Catalunya).

Season	Champion	Runner-up
1999–00	CB Vic	CB Navàs
2000–01	CB Cornellà B	CB Alella
2001–02	CB Granollers	Club Maristes Ademar
2002–03	AD Torreforta	CB Igualada
2003–04	CP Roser	UER Pineda de Mar
2004–05	BC Andorra	AB Esplugues
2005–06	CB Ripollet	AE Sant Andreu Natzaret
2006–07	CB Viladecans	CB Santfeliuenc
2007–08	CB Mollet	Sedis Bàsquet
2008–09	AE Sant Andreu Natzaret	CB Vilaseca
2009–10	UE Barberà	AB Badalona 2005
2010–11	CB Sitges	AEC Collblanc-Torrassa
2011–12	SE Lluïsos de Gràcia	CB Sant Josep Badalona
2012–13	CB Quart	UE Montgat
2013–14	BC Andorra B	CB Salt
2014–15	CB Igualada	CB Castellbisbal
2015–16	UB Sant Adrià	CB Sitges
2016–17	AE Boet Mataró	CB Sant Josep Badalona
2017–18	CB Esparreguera	CB Salou
2018–19	Club Maristes Ademar	AE Badalonès
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	Bàsquet Girona B	CB Navàs
2021–22	CB Granollers	JAC Club Sants
2022–23	UE Montgat	CB Ripollet

Community of Madrid

Pozuelo

Madrid

Alcobendas

Rivas-Vaciamadrid

2023–24 Liga VIPS masculina
Teams in Alcobendas: Alcobendas B, Valcude Alcobendas
Teams in Madrid city: Baloncesto Atocha, Canoe B, CD Estudio, CDV, Olímpico 64 Colegio Santa Gema
Teams in Pozuelo de Alarcón: Pozuelo Cementerio de Elefantes, Veritas Pozuelo
Teams in Rivas-Vaciamadrid: Rivas Parque Sureste, Uros Rivas B

24 teams divided in two groups. Competition known as Liga VIPS Masculina.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2005–06	Ciudad de Móstoles CB	Baloncesto Pozuelo
2006–07	Baloncesto Fuenlabrada B	Torrelodones AD
2007–08	Eurocolegio Casvi	Baloncesto Alcobendas
2008–09	Alcorcón CB	Baloncesto Pozuelo
2009–10	Torrelodones AD	Baloncesto Torrejón
2010–11	CB San Agustín del Guadalix	Baloncesto Getafe
2011–12	Baloncesto Pozuelo	CD Covibar
2012–13	Estudio CD	CB Ciudad de Móstoles
2013–14	Baloncesto Pozuelo	Alcorcón Basket
2014–15	Torrelodones AD	Real Canoe NC
2015–16	Uros de Rivas	Eurocolegio Casvi
2016–17	Liceo Francés	Estudio CD
2017–18	Zentro CB	Baloncesto Pozuelo
2018–19	Baloncesto Alcalá	Distrito Olímpico
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	CB Majadahonda	Zentro CB B
2021–22	CB Getafe	Baloncesto Torrelodones
2022–23	CD Distrito Olímpico	CB Ciudad de Móstoles

Extremadura

Fundación CEEREM Plasencia

Badajoz

Mérida

ADC Comuna Creativa

Siglo XXI Don Benito

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2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Extremadura Group)
Teams in Badajoz city: BB Baloncesto Badajoz, BCB Vítaly B, CBA, Maristas CBA
Teams in Mérida: CP Bosco Mérida, FD Mérida

9 teams in only one group.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2005–06	CB Franjul Villanueva	Ceres Basket
2006–07	CP San Antonio	AD El 21
2007–08	AB Pacense	CB Franjul Villanueva
2008–09	CB Plasencia B	Cáceres Cdad Bto B
2009–10	CB Plasencia B	Cáceres Cdad Bto B
2010–11	CB Plasencia B	Cáceres Cdad Bto B
2011–12	CB Plasencia B	Bto Ciudad de Badajoz
2012–13	CP La Serena	Cáceres Cdad Bto B
2013–14	No competition
2014–15	UB Almendralejo	Baloncesto Ciudad de Badajoz
2015–16	Baloncesto Ciudad de Badajoz	UB Almendralejo
2016–17	Adepla Basket	Baloncesto Ciudad de Badajoz
2017–18	Baloncesto Ciudad de Badajoz	Baloncesto Badajoz
2018–19	Baloncesto Ciudad de Badajoz	Baloncesto Badajoz
2019–20	ACD Sagrado Corazón	Baloncesto Badajoz
2020–21	Baloncesto Ciudad de Badajoz	Baloncesto Badajoz
2021–22	CD Maristas Badajoz	AD Moraleja CB
2022–23	CD Unión Baloncesto	Baloncesto Ciudad de Badajoz

Galicia

CB Cambre

CB Costa Ártabra

Sto. Domingo Betanzos

Viveiro Asesores

Santiago de Compostela

Ensino Lugo

Estradense

Rafonca O Meco

Nexo 8 ETT Novobasket

Universitario Campus Ourense

2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Galicia Group)
Teams in Santiago de Compostela: Institutos de Compostela, USC-Obradoiro C

16 teams divided in two groups.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2005–06	CB Noia	AD Xiria
2006–07	CB San Rosendo	CB Noia
2007–08	ABO Ourense	Xuventude Baloncesto
2008–09	Ferrol CB B	Obradoiro CAB
2009–10	Ferrol CB B	CB Noia
2010–11	Baloncesto Narón	CB Tui
2011–12	Básquet Coruña B	Porriño Baloncesto Base
2012–13	CI Rosalía de Castro	Santo Domingo Betanzos
2013–14	Básquet Coruña B	CB Seis do Nadal Coia
2014–15	Club Ourense Baloncesto B	VGO Basket
2015–16	VGO Basket	CB Seis do Nadal Coia
2016–17	CB Culleredo	Básquet Coruña B
2017–18	CB Tui	CB Cambre
2018–19	CB Cambre	CB Costa Ártabra
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	CB Peixefresco	AD Bosco Salesianos
2021–22	Obradoiro CAB C	Escola Basket Xiria
2022–23	CB Culleredo	Club Estudiantes Lugo

Principality of Asturias

Avilés

Gijón

Oviedo

2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Principality of Asturias Group)
Teams in Avilés: AA Avilesina, Avilés Sur, Sanfer-ADBA
Teams in Gijón: Grupo Covadonga, Pumarín-Círculo Gijón B
Teams in Oviedo: Art-Chivo, Oviedo B

12 teams in only one group.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2000–01	AA Avilesina	AD Universidad de Oviedo
2001–02	CDB Imco Gijón	AA Avilesina
2002–03	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga	CDB Imco Gijón
2003–04	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga	CDB Imco Gijón
2004–05	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga	AA Avilesina
2005–06	Oviedo CB	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga
2006–07	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga	CD Art-Chivo Oviedo
2007–08	No champion
2008–09	CB Navia	AA Avilesina
2009–10	CB Pumarín	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga
2010–11	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga	CB Pumarín
2011–12	CB Pumarín	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga
2012–13	CD Art-Chivo	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga
2013–14	Baloncesto Villa de Mieres 2012	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga
2014–15	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga	AA Avilesina
2015–16	Gijón Basket	CB Castrillón
2016–17	CD École	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga
2017–18	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga	Oviedo CB B
2018–19	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga	AA Avilesina
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	Oviedo CB B	Gijón Basket B
2021–22	Real Grupo de Cultura Covadonga	Gijón Basket B
2022–23	AD Universidad de Oviedo	AA Avilesina

Region of Murcia

Murcia

Cartagena

Organic Ager Begastri

Cieza EB

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2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Region of Murcia Group)
Teams in Cartagena: Estudiantes Cartagena B, Odilo FC Cartagena B
Teams in Murcia city: Infante B, Mesón Murcia-El Carmen, Real Murcia, UCAM Júnior A

Since 2013, the Region of Murcia has an independent group. 16 teams divided in two groups.

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2013–14	CB Jairis	CB Estudiantes Cartagena
2014–15	CAB Torre Pacheco	CB Begastri
2015–16	CB Jairis	CB San José
2016–17	CB Begastri	CB Jairis
2017–18	CB Jairis	AD Eliocroca
2018–19	AD Infante	CB Begastri
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	CB Begastri	CB Jairis B
2021–22	AD Infante	FC Cartagena CB B
2022–23	Real Murcia Baloncesto	CB Estudiantes Cartagena

Source:^[4]

Valencian Community

Alicante

Elche

2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Valencian Community Group), teams non located in Province of Valencia
Teams in Alicante city: Actualia Albubasket, CA Montemar
Teams in Elche: CBI Elche B, Elche

Until 2013, the group was shared with the Region of Murcia. 28 teams divided in two groups.

Primera División de Baloncesto is located in Province of Valencia

Valencia

2023–24 Primera División de Baloncesto (Valencian Community Group), teams in Province of Valencia
Teams in Valencia City: Campanar Petraher, Maristas Valencia

Season	Champion	Runner-up
2007–08	CEB Llíria	CB Lucentum B
2008–09	CB Calpe	CB Begastri
2009–10	Bàsquet L'Horta Godella	AD San Vicente
2010–11	CB Begastri	CNB Paterna
2011–12	CB Jovens Almàssera	CB Guardamar
2012–13	CB Jovens Almàssera	CB Begastri
2013–14	CB Lucentum Alicante	CB L'Alfàs del Pi
2014–15	CB L'Alfàs del Pi	CB Alginet
2015–16	SD El Pilar	CB Alginet
2016–17	CB Aldaia	CB Alginet
2017–18	CB Alginet	CB L'Horta Godella
2018–19	CD Claret Benimaclet	CB Ifach Calpe
2019–20	No champion
2020–21	CB Ilicitano	CB Alginet B
2021–22	CB Cerámica Manises-Quart	Club Martínez Valls Bàsquet
2022–23	Club Nou Bàsquet Xàtiva	CB Altea

References

^ Asturian Primera Nacional at asturcesto.es (in Spanish)
^ Cantabrian Primera División at algosemueve.org (in Spanish)
^ Regional champions at the website of the Basketball Federation of Castile and León] (in Spanish)
^ Region of Murcia Basketball Federation

[1] Asturian Primera Nacional at asturcesto.es (in Spanish)

[2] Cantabrian Primera División at algosemueve.org (in Spanish)

[3] Regional champions at the website of the Basketball Federation of Castile and León] (in Spanish)

[4] Region of Murcia Basketball Federation

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Current format

Latest seasons

Andalusia, Ceuta and Melilla

Aragón

Balearic Islands

Basque Country, Navarra, La Rioja

Canary Islands

Cantabria

Castile and León

Castile-La Mancha

Catalonia

Community of Madrid

Extremadura

Galicia

Principality of Asturias

Region of Murcia

Valencian Community

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