The 1993–94 Primera División season was the second category of the Spanish basketball league system during the 1993–94 season. It was the fourth played with the name of Primera División.
Format 32 teams played this season and were divided into two groups of 16 teams called Group A and Group B. For the following season the Primera Division disappears and the Liga EBA is created. Regular Season Group A, teams that the previous season earned their place in the category. They play all against all to two turns. Group B, teams that the previous season had relegated, were re-caught or invited. They play all against all to two turns. The four last qualified teams would be relegated to Segunda División.
Promotion PlayOffs The four first qualified teams of the Group A would qualify directly to quarterfinals while teams 5th to 10th of Group A and the two first of the Group B would qualify to the round of 16. The two winners of the playoffs promoted to the 1994–95 ACB season.
Teams
Promotion and relegation (pre-season) A total of 32 teams contested the league, including 24 sides from the 1992–93 season, four promoted from the Segunda División and four Wild Cards.
Teams promoted from Segunda División Sant Josep Badalona Graningas Mollet CB Calpe Estudiantes Lugo
Wild Cards Tenerife Canarias, who obtained a relegation place the previous season. Vino de Toro, who obtained a relegation place the previous season. Tecnur CABA Ambroz Plasencia
Teams that resigned to participate CB Granada, merged with CAB Loja. Loyola Easo CB Mataró Collado Villalba CB Askatuak sold his place to CB Salamanca Conservas Daroca sold his place to Espada Tizona
Venues and locations Team Home city Agua de Quess Oviedo Ambroz Plasencia Plasencia Baloncesto Fuenlabrada Fuenlabrada Caja Badajoz Badajoz Caja Bilbao Bilbao Caja Cantabria Torrelavega Cajasur Córdoba Córdoba CB Algeciras Algeciras CB Canarias San Cristóbal de la Laguna CB Castellón Castellón de la Plana CB Guadalajara Guadalajara CB Las Rozas Las Rozas CB Melilla Melilla CB Salamanca Salamanca CB Tarragona Tarragona Centre Comercial Llobregat Cornellà de Llobregat ElMonte Huelva Huelva Espada Tizona Burgos Estudiantes Lugo Lugo Gran Canaria Las Palmas Graningas Mollet Mollet del Vallès Juventud Alcalá Alcalá de Henares Los Abades Granada Granada Óptica Gandía Gandía Peñarredonda Coruña La Coruña Sant Josep Badalona Badalona Tecnur CABA Albacete Tenerife Canarias Santa Cruz de Tenerife Trébol Gijón Gijón Unicaja Mayoral Málaga Vino de Toro Zamora
Regular season Group A
Group B
Promotion Playoffs The two winners of the semifinals are promoted to Liga ACB.
Final standings
References
External links League at JM Almenzar website hispaligas.net