Greek C Basket League

The Greek C Basket League, or Greek C Basketball League (Greek: Ελληνική Γ Μπάσκετ Λιγκ) is the national fourth-tier level of the basketball league system in Greece. It is also known as the Third National Championship, C National Championship, Third National League, C National League, and Fourth Division, or in Greek, Γάμμα Εθνική καλαθοσφαίρισης (Gamma Ethniki Basketball). It is organized by the Hellenic Basketball Federation (E.O.K.).

Greek C Basket League
Current season, competition or edition:
2018–19 Greek C Basket League
SportBasketball
Founded1985
No. of teams56
Country Greece
Continent Europe
Most recent
champion(s)		Apollon Smyrnis,
Proteas Voulas,
Karditsa,
Gefyra
Level on pyramid4th-tier (Greece)
Promotion toGreek B Basket League
Official websitebasket.gr

It began in the 1985–86 season, and originally took place in two groups. Today, it takes place in four groups, each of them with 14 teams, so that overall, 56 teams take part in the league. In the last season (2014–15), the champions were the clubs Esperos Patras, Kronos Agiou Dimitriou, AEL 1964, and Polygiros[1]

Champions
Season 1st Group 2nd Group 3rd Group 4th Group
1985–86 Papagou Dafni
1986–87 Asteras Exarchion Niki Volos
1987–88 Amyntas Athens KAOD
1988–89 Kronos Agiou Dimitriou Zografou Pierikos Apollon Kalamarias
1989–90 Porfyras Irakleio VAO Gymnastikos S. Larissas
1990–91 Ethnikos Piraeus Apollon Athens Ifaistos Makedonikos
1991–92 Ionikos NF Ampelokipoi Olympiakos Volos X.A.N. Thessaloniki
1992–93 AGS Ioanninon Kolossos Rodou Olympia Larissa Ikaroi Serron
1993–94 Asteras Exarchion Chalkida Niki Volos VAO
1994–95 Amyntas Athens GS Ilioupolis Danaos Trikalon Ifaistos
1995–96 Oiax Nauplion Arion Athens Niki Volos Apollon Kalamarias
1996–97 Palaio Faliro Alimos Aias Evosmou Kavala
1997–98 DAS Ano Liosion OFI Crete Danaos Trikalon Mantoulidis
1998–99 Aigaleo Panellinios EA Larissas ICBS
1999–2000 Panelefsiniakos Chalkida Olympiakos Volos Xanthi
2000–01 Ilysiakos Aigaleo Siatista Ambelokipi Thessaloniki
2001–02 Doukas School Kolossos Rodou Megas Alexandros Mantoulidis
2002–03 Olympias Patras Proodeftiki Trikala 2000 Thermaikos
2003–04 Poseidon Kalamatas Rethymno Ermis Lagkada Ikaroi Serron
2004–05 Pagrati Ionikos Lamias Trikala 2000 Panorama
2005–06 Keravnos Aigiou Panerythraikos Aiginiakos Ikaroi Serron
2006–07 Lavrio Ikaros Nea Smyrni Goumenissa Anagennisi Flogas
2007–08 Arkadikos OFI Crete Aias Evosmou Apollon Kalamarias
2008–09 AEK Argos Panelefsiniakos Mantoulidis Megas Alexandros
2009–10 Doxa Lefkadas Nea Kifissia Aeolus Trikalon Stratoni
2010–11 K.A.P. Filathlitikos Niki Volos Chalkidona
2011–12 Esperos Patras Enosi Iliou Filippos Verias Ionikos Ionias
2012–13 Polis Kallitheas Livadeia Argonaftis Kalamarias Evropi Pefkohoriou
2013–14 Phoenix Larissas Anatolia College Promitheas Patras Kymis
2014–15 Esperos Patras Cronus Agiou Dimitriou AEL 1964 Polygiros
2015–16 Apollon Smyrnis Proteas Voulas Ermis Agias Gefyra
2016–17 Dafni Dafniou Diagoras Aigaleo Titanes Palama Panathlitikos Sykeon

Current clubs

The clubs taking part in the 2017–18 league are:

1st Group[2][3] 2nd Group[2][3] 3rd Group[3] 4th Group[3]
  • Akrata
  • Apollon Smyrnis
  • AO Achaea 82
  • Glafkos Patron
  • Keravnos Aigiou
  • EA Patron
  • Esperos AOPA
  • Kalamata 80
  • Oiax Nauplion
  • Olympiada B.C.
  • KAP
  • Nea Ionia B.C.
  • Enosi Iliou
  • KAO Melission
  • Aris Nikaias
  • Aris Petroupolis
  • Esperos Lamias
  • Lokros Atalantis
  • OFI Crete B.C.
  • AOK Chania
  • Ermis Shimatariou
  • Kronos Agiou Dimitriou
  • POK Esperos
  • Niki Amarousiou B.C.
  • AE Pentelis
  • Ergotelis B.C.
  • AOL Chiou
  • Kadmos B.C.
  • Faiakas Corfu
  • GS Pharshala
  • Aiolos Astakou B.C.
  • Nikopoli Prevezas
  • AGS Ioanninon
  • Makedones
  • Niki Volou B.C.
  • AOK Veroia
  • Filippos Verias B.C.
  • Ionikos Ionias
  • Proteas Grevena
  • Ptolemaida
  • Acte Zephyros
  • A.S. Dioskouroi Kozani

References
  1. "Κλήρωση Εθνικών Πρωταθλημάτων και Κυπέλλου". basket.gr. Retrieved 12 October 2015.
  2. "Ο 1ος κι ο 2ος Όμιλος της Γ' Εθνικής". Retrieved 9 October 2017.
  3. "Hellenic Basketball Federation". Retrieved 9 October 2017.
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