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Atomerőmű KSC Szekszárd, is a Hungarian women's basketball team, that is based in Szekszárd (Hungary), as that competes in the top flight of the Hungarian women's basketball leagues.


History

The club played first time at the Hungarian First class of women in 1975. The head coach of the self-educated team was Pál Buttás. The name of the team at that time was Szekszárd Vasas Sport Kör. The Basketball Sport Club Szekszárd was founded in February 1988, and since 1989 it has been playing its home games in the Szekszárd City Sports Hall. In 1991, the first foreign player to join the team, while in 2005 the first American basketball player. Until 2000, the difficult financial situation of the club also determined the team's performance, when the
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became the name-giving sponsor of the team. In the 2016-2017 and subsequent seasons, the club played in the finals of the Hungarian championship, but beaten by Sopron Basket on both occasions. In the 2017-2018 season, they were able to celebrate the Hungarian Cup victory.


Players


Current squad


Depth chart


Honours


International competitions

* EuroCup : ''3rd Place (1):''
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Domestic competitions

* Hungarian Women's National Championship : ''Runners-up (4):'' 2016–17, 2017–18,
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, 2021–22 * Hungarian Cup : Winner (1): 2018 : ''Runners-up (2):''
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Season by season


In European competition

Source
basketball.eurobasket.com
/small> *Participations in EuroLeague: 2x *Participations in EuroCup: 4x


References


External links

*
Profile
at EuroCup Women
Profile
at eurobasket.com Women's basketball teams in Hungary {{Hungary-sport-stub