2018–19_Irish_Super_League_season

2018–19 Irish Super League season
2018–19 Irish Super League season
League	Super League
Sport	Basketball
Duration	29 September 2018 – 24 March 2019 (Regular season); 30 March 2019 – 14 April 2019 (Champions Trophy)
Number of games	20
Number of teams	12
Regular season
League champions	Tralee Warriors
Season MVP	Jason Killeen (Templeogue)
Top scorer	Mike Davis (Belfast Star); (29.0ppg)
Tournaments
Champions Trophy champions	Templeogue
Champions Trophy runners-up	Belfast Star
National Cup champions	Killester
National Cup runners-up	UCD Marian
Super League seasons
	← 2017–18 2019–20 →

2018–19 Irish Super League season

Sports season

The 2018–19 Irish Super League season was the 46th running of Basketball Ireland's premier men's basketball competition. The season began featuring 12 teams from across the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, before dropping to 11 mid-season following Swords Thunder disbanding in February 2019.^[1] The regular season began on 29 September 2018 and ended on 24 March 2019^[2] with Tralee Warriors claiming their maiden championship.^[3] Killester were victorious in the National Cup, while Templeogue won the Champions Trophy for the first time after finishing as runners-up in three out of the previous four seasons.

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Team	Stadium	City/Area	Last season
Belfast Star	De La Salle College	Belfast	7th
DCU Saints	DCU Sports Complex	Glasnevin, Dublin	9th
Killester	IWA Sports Hall	Clontarf, Dublin	2nd
Killorglin	Killorglin Sports Complex	Killorglin	New
Maree	Calasanctius College	Oranmore	10th
Moycullen	Kingfisher, NUIG	Galway	8th
Neptune	Neptune Stadium	Cork	New
Swords Thunder	ALSAA Sports Complex	Dublin Airport, Dublin	5th
Templeogue	Oblate Hall	Inchicore, Dublin	3rd
Tralee Warriors	Tralee Sports Complex	Tralee	4th
UCC Demons	Mardyke Arena, UCC	Cork	6th
UCD Marian	UCD Sports Centre	Belfield, Dublin	1st

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Relegation
1	Tralee Warriors (C)	20	16	4	1741	1570	+171	48
2	Templeogue	20	15	5	1724	1527	+197	45
3	UCD Marian	20	13	7	1629	1487	+142	39
4	Killester	20	12	8	1581	1519	+62	36
5	Belfast Star	20	12	8	1693	1599	+94	36
6	DCU Saints	20	10	10	1579	1658	−79	30
7	UCC Demons	20	9	11	1621	1683	−62	27
8	Maree	20	9	11	1623	1644	−21	27
9	Killorglin	20	6	14	1555	1649	−94	18
10	Moycullen	20	4	16	1556	1759	−203	12
11	Neptune	20	4	16	1599	1806	−207	12
12	Swords Thunder^{[lower-alpha 1]}	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	Withdrew

Home \ Away	BEL	DCU	KIL	KLG	MAR	MOY	NEP	TEM	TW	UCC	UCD
Belfast Star	—	81–62	92–88	85–84	74–80	106–88	93–67	81–83	68–80	96–81	81–72
DCU Saints	55–96	—	92–74	79–75	91–71	85–83	90–79	67–89	92–102	95–87	76–71
Killester	82–70	84–71	—	79–73	82–77	99–74	76–62	56–81	86–82	86–63	63–73
Killorglin	78–88	92–87	67–64	—	79–83	81–64	61–62	87–88	68–77	81–79	76–101
Maree	96–75	98–77	86–91	91–84	—	86–79	85–66	62–72	92–99	81–90	81–73
Moycullen	82–91	77–85	64–89	82–57	66–59	—	108–97	79–105	82–93	64–71	56–87
Neptune	72–92	83–100	77–88	81–96	90–84	90–111	—	77–95	92–95	88–100	82–66
Templeogue	88–72	67–68	87–77	85–70	94–68	108–79	95–92	—	93–99	90–77	64–72
Tralee Warriors	79–89	89–55	71–55	86–89	88–70	95–73	87–82	88–77	—	70–75	88–73
UCC Demons	82–67	85–84	74–99	102–93	86–90	95–82	88–91	74–71	75–84	—	64–95
UCD Marian	100–96	75–68	83–63	86–64	84–83	80–63	96–69	82–88	84–89	76–73	—

Belfast Star	62–77	Templeogue
Scoring by quarter: 16–17, 13–17, 13–18, 20–25
Pts: CJ Fulton (16) Rebs: Mike Thiep (11) Asts: CJ Fulton (8)		Pts: Neil Randolph (19) Rebs: Jason Killeen (15) Asts: Stephen James (6)

UCD Marian	91–63	Belfast Star
Scoring by quarter: 22–14, 28–23, 14–14, 27–12
Pts: Tied (18) Rebs: Tied (8) Asts: Barry Drumm (5)		Pts: Conor Quinn (16) Rebs: Mark Berlic (7) Asts: CJ Fulton (4)

2018–19_Irish_Super_League_season

2018–19 Irish Super League season

Teams

League

Standings

Results

Champions Trophy

Bracket

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

National Cup

Round 1

Round 2

Semi-finals

Final

Awards

Player of the Month

Coach of the Month

Statistics leaders

Regular season

References

External links

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Killester	76–70	Tralee Warriors
Scoring by quarter: 29–13, 14–19, 13–16, 20–22
Pts: Ciaran Roe (34) Rebs: Luis-Filiberto Garcia Hoyos (13) Asts: Ciaran Roe (5)		Pts: Paul Dick (15) Rebs: Tied (7) Asts: Paul Dick (10)

Killester	66–63	UCD Marian
Scoring by quarter: 18–19, 19–11, 9–23, 20–10
Pts: Luis-Filiberto Garcia Hoyos (18) Rebs: Ciaran Roe (9) Asts: Ciaran Roe (4)		Pts: Cathal Finn (12) Rebs: Neil Baynes (10) Asts: Scott Kinevane (5)

Month	Player	Team	Ref
October	Kyle Hosford	UCC Demons	^[4]
November	Mike Davis	Belfast Star	^[5]
December	Paul Dick	Tralee Warriors	^[6]
January	Ciaran Roe	Killester	^[7]
February	Paul Dick	Tralee Warriors	^[8]
March	Mike Davis	Belfast Star	^[9]

Month	Player	Team	Ref
October	Adrian Fulton	Belfast Star	^[4]
November	Joey Boylan	DCU Saints	^[5]
December	Paul Kelleher	Neptune	^[6]
January	Brian O'Malley	Killester	^[7]
February	Pat Price	Tralee Warriors	^[8]
March	Pat Price	Tralee Warriors	^[9]

Category	Player	Team	Stat
Points per game	Mike Davis	Belfast Star	29.0
Rebounds per game	Martins Provizors	DCU Saints	12.6
Assists per game	Scott Kinevane	UCD Marian	8.3
Steals per game	Joan Jordi Vall-llobera	UCD Marian	3.3
Blocks per game	Jason Killeen	Templeogue	2.2