2018–19 BLNO season

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BLNO
Teams10
Dates22 September 2018 – 2019
Final positions
ChampionsKongsberg Miners
(2nd title)
Runners-up

The 2018–19 BLNO is the 19th season of the Basketball League of Norway since its establishment. It started on 22 September 2018.

Kongsberg Miners are the defending champions.

Format[]

The ten participating teams first played the regular season, that consisted in a round-robin schedule containing three rounds with every team playing each opponent at least once home and once away for a total of 27 matches.

At the end of the regular season, the top eight teams qualified for the playoffs.

Teams[]

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Locations of the teams in 2018–19 BLNO
Team City Arena
Ammerud Oslo Apallokka
Asker Aliens Asker Vollenhallen
Bærum Bærum Rykkinnhallen
Centrum Tigers Oslo Vulkanhallen
Bergen Frøya Idrettspark
Bergen Framohallen
Bergen Gimlehallen
Kongsberg Miners Kongsberg Kongsberghallen
Trondheim Husebyhallen
Tromsø Storm Tromsø Tromsøhallen

Regular season[]

Standings[]

Pos Team Pld W L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Kongsberg Miners 27 24 3 2559 2112 +447 48 Qualification to playoffs
2 27 22 5 2451 1986 +465 44
3 Bærum 27 21 6 2377 2066 +311 42
4 27 17 10 2375 2211 +164 34
5 27 13 14 2420 2447 −27 26
6 Tromsø Storm 27 12 15 2275 2421 −146 24
7 Ammerud 27 9 18 2064 2419 −355 18
8 Centrum Tigers 27 8 19 2143 2381 −238 16
9 27 6 21 2208 2471 −263 12
10 Asker Aliens 27 3 24 2061 2419 −358 6
Source: BLNO

Results[]

Home \ Away AMM ASK BAE CEN KON TRO AMM ASK BAE CEN KON TRO
Ammerud — 76–70 84–92 71–68 60–90 98–95 82–90 70–105 78–82 84–96 — 83–78 — 79–91 — — — 75–107 77–70 —
Asker Aliens 82–87 — 63–87 74–80 63–81 68–82 55–91 85–105 97–91 71–83 — — 67–87 — 91–102 103–92 86–94 58–73 — —
Bærum 97–46 92–85 — 82–69 79–72 80–81 87–82 92–66 68–54 107–92 104–80 — — 92–75 92–63 — — — 114–89 103–81
Centrum Tigers 91–101 90–62 81–98 — 81–89 89–78 77–93 62–98 82–94 82–84 — 95–85 — — — 78–102 65–100 82–97 — —
99–78 99–76 67–73 97–58 — 83–79 69–73 80–97 93–75 101–95 101–76 — — 93–83 — — — — 108–69 96–87
77–58 96–87 80–77 93–61 123–93 — 69–85 80–90 99–88 102–87 89–101 — 83–104 — 73–90 — 70–100 — — 89–101
84–44 98–75 96–72 91–69 86–97 97–81 — 93–81 90–57 98–64 107–84 — 79–89 — 99–78 — — — 115–73 74–94
Kongsberg Miners 104–52 100–57 85–76 82–71 98–94 128–98 63–67 — 110–90 95–75 — — 90–67 — 90–83 118–100 81–80 — — 105–81
101–98 77–83 56–76 89–94 96–88 83–97 70–89 90–94 — 76–85 — 111–89 — 80–81 — 88–95 — 80–100 — —
Tromsø Storm 76–86 69–63 100–90 98–92 63–69 111–117 58–100 74–95 94–90 — 73–56 98–90 — 79–101 — — — — 77–89 —
Source: BLNO
Legend: Blue = home team win; Red = away team win.

Playoffs[]

Playoffs were played in a best-of-three games format.

Bracket[]

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
 
 
 
Kongsberg Miners2
 
 
 
Centrum Tigers0
 
Kongsberg Miners2
 
 
 
0
 
2
 
 
 
1
 
Kongsberg Miners2
 
 
 
1
 
2
 
 
 
Ammerud0
 
2
 
 
 
Bærum0
 
Bærum2
 
 
Tromsø Storm1
 

Quarter-finals[]

Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
Kongsberg Miners 2–0 Centrum Tigers 103–79 80–93 0
2–0 Ammerud 117–63 85–65 0
Bærum 2–1 Tromsø Storm 85–76 70–82 85–74
2–1 94–78 89–97 106–104

Semi-finals[]

Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
Kongsberg Miners 2–0 94–86 98–94 0
2–0 Bærum 78–64 88–75 0

Finals[]

Team 1 Series Team 2 Game 1 Game 2 Game 3
Kongsberg Miners 2–1 83–86 76–81 72–68

Norwegian clubs in European competitions[]

Norwegian clubs came back to European competitions sixteen years after their last participation.

Team Competition Progress
Kongsberg Miners FIBA Europe Cup First qualifying round

References[]

External links[]

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