Championnet Sports

Championnet Sports
Founded 1914
History 1914–present
Location Paris, France France
Team colors Blue and white
         
Championships 1 French League
2 French Leagues 2
Website Official site
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Championnet Sports is a French basketball club based in Paris. This is one of many sections of the sports club Championnet Sports whose socio-educational and cultural activities as well as the very important real estate is managed by a third association, the Association Championnet.

The club is best known for its good performance in the championship of France basketball from 1940, counting among its members several prominent players.

History

In 1891 Championnet founded in the parish "St. Genevieve Great Careers." Various activities are pushing to declare in 1907 a multi-sports association affiliated to the Sports Championnet FGSPF. It was not until 1914 to identify the first game of basketball. Then the section is gradually developing into Champion of France in 1945 and provide three players to the team of France in 1948 during the London Olympic Games.

The club then participates in first five France championship seasons of basketball (1950-1954) and descends the 1954-1955 season in Division Excellence. It goes back to a season in National Division in 1955-1956 and reappears there one last time in 1961-1962. The association then refusing to follow the evolution of basketball to the professionalism and the basketball section falls into anonymity. The Championnet Sports Association remains, although they practice other activities in a sporting or recreational purposes, but also for social inclusion.

Today

At the start of the 2007-08 season, the team is preparing to play one championship Departmental Excellence Parisien. 2 while the team is preparing for the championship Honorary Departmental Parisien.

Honours

French League

French League 2

Notable players

Notable coaches

External links

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