{{Use dmy dates|date=June 2023}}{{Infobox basketball league |name = Austrian Cup |image = |pixels = |country = Austria |other countries= |confed = FIBA Europe |founded = {{Start date and age|1994}} |first = 1994 |folded = |divisions = |teams = |feeds = |promotion = |relegation = |levels = |domest_cup = |supercup = |overseas_tournament= |confed_cup = |champions = Swans Gmunden (7th title) |season = 2022–23 |most_champs = Swans Gmunden <br>(7 titles) |top_scorer = |tv = |sponsor = |website = |current = }} The '''Austrian Cup''' ({{langx|de|Österreichischer Cup}}), for sponsorship reasons known as the '''Chevrolet''' '''Cup''', is an annual cup competition for Austrian basketball teams. The competition was introduced in 1994, the Final Four in 1995. Since 1997, a Final Four MVP Award is handed out to the best player in the final phase.
Swans Gmunden is the record holder for most Cup titles, with seven victories.
==Finals== {|class="wikitable" |+Key |- | width="40px" bgcolor="#FBCEB1" align="center"| | Match was won during overtime |- | width="40px" bgcolor="#cedff2" align="center"| | Finals were played over two legs |} {| class="wikitable sortable" ! Season ! Location ! Winner ! Score ! Finalist ! Final Four MVP !Ref. |- |{{center|1994}} || Sankt Pölten <br> Traiskirchen || UKJ St. Pölten || bgcolor=cedff2 | {{center| 104–89 <br> 90–93}} || UB Möllersdorf || {{n/a}} | |- |{{center|1994–95}} || Oberwart || Oberwart || {{center| 71–69}} || UB Möllersdorf || {{n/a}} | |- |{{center|1995–96}} || Sankt Pölten || UKJ St. Pölten || {{center| 62–45}} || UB Möllersdorf || {{n/a}} | |- |{{center|1996–97}} || Sankt Pölten || UB Möllersdorf || {{center| 56–47}} || UKJ St. Pölten || {{flagicon|USA}} Renaldo O'Neal | |- |{{center|1997–98}} || Wiener Neustadt || UKJ St. Pölten || {{center| 68–50}} || Wörthersee Piraten || {{flagicon|USA}} Kerry McIntyre | |- |{{center|1998–99}} || Wiener Neustadt || Oberwart || {{center| 82–68}} || Fürstenfeld || {{flagicon|USA}} Kenya Capers | |- |{{center|1999–00}} || Wiener Neustadt || UBM Traiskirchen || {{center| 87–66}} || Kapfenberg || {{flagicon|USA}} Ron Riley | |- |{{center|2000–01}} || Wiener Neustadt || UBM Traiskirchen || {{center| 72–66}} || Kapfenberg Bulls || {{flagicon|USA}} Mike Coffin | |- |{{center|2001–02}} || Gmunden || Mattersburg 49ers || {{center| 78–55}} || Wörthersee Piraten || {{flagicon|CAN}} Joey Vickery | |- |{{center|2002–03}} || Klosterneuburg || Swans Gmunden || {{center| 98–91}} || Traiskirchen Lions || {{flagicon|Austria}} Matthias Mayer | |- |{{center|2003–04}} || Oberwart || Swans Gmunden || {{center|82–76}} || Oberwart Gunners || {{flagicon|Austria}} De'Teri Mayes | |- |{{center|2004–05}} || Wels || Oberwart Gunners || {{center| 81–70}} || Kapfenberg Bulls || {{flagicon|USA}} Jason Detrick | |- |{{center|2005–06}} || Gmunden || WBC Wels || {{center| 84–61}} || Traiskirchen Lions || {{flagicon|USA}} Curtis Bobb | |- |{{center|2006–07}} || Oberwart || Kapfenberg Bulls || {{center| 83–69}} || Panthers Fürstenfeld || {{flagicon|USA}} Shawn Ray | |- |{{center|2007–08}} || Fürstenfeld || Swans Gmunden || {{center| 76–75}} || Panthers Fürstenfeld || {{flagicon|Austria}} De'Teri Mayes | |- |{{center|2008–09}} || Wels || Panthers Fürstenfeld ||{{center| 80–79}} || WBC Wels || {{flagicon|USA}} Shawn Ray | |- |{{center|2009–10}} || Oberwart || Swans Gmunden || {{center| 77–68}} || Kapfenberg Bulls || {{flagicon|Austria}} De'Teri Mayes | |- |{{center|2010–11}} || Graz || Swans Gmunden || {{center| 69–64}} || Panthers Fürstenfeld || {{flagicon|Austria}} De'Teri Mayes | |- |{{center|2011–12}} || Güssing || Swans Gmunden || {{center| 74–58}} || Graz || {{flagicon|USA}} Sharaud Curry | |- |{{center|2012–13}} || Oberwart || Xion Dukes Klosterneuburg || {{center| 72–59}} || Vienna || {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Damir Zeleznik | |- |{{center| 2013–14}} || Gmunden || Bulls Kapfenberg || {{center| 74–70}} || Swans Gmunden || {{flagicon|USA}} Mark Sanchez | |- | {{center|2014–15}} || Schwechat || Oberwart Gunners || {{center|90–61}} || WBC Wels || {{flagicon|AUT}} Thomas Klepeisz | |- | {{center|2015–16}} || Schwechat || Oberwart Gunners || {{center|75–62}} || Vienna || {{flagicon|LTU}} Adomas Drungilas | |- | {{center|2016–17}} || Schwechat || Kapfenberg Bulls ||{{center| 77–60<ref>{{Cite news|url=http://www.oebl.at/cup/2921-ece-bulls-kapfenberg-sind-cupsieger-2017|title=ece Bulls Kapfenberg sind Cupsieger 2017|date=2017-03-26|access-date=2017-10-30|language=de|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170913140228/http://www.oebl.at/cup/2921-ece-bulls-kapfenberg-sind-cupsieger-2017|archive-date=2017-09-13|url-status=dead}}</ref>}} || Oberwart Gunners || {{flagicon|SRB}} Bogić Vujošević | |- | {{center|2017–18}} || Schwechat || Bulls Kapfenberg || {{center|82–79}} || Swans Gmunden || | |- | {{center|2018–19}} || Schwechat || Bulls Kapfenberg || {{center|80–70}} || Swans Gmunden || | |- | {{center|2019–20}} || || Bulls Kapfenberg || {{center|83–68}} || Klosterneuburg Dukes || | |- | {{center|2020–21}} || Klosterneuburg || Oberwart Gunners || {{center|84–74}} || Swans Gmunden || {{flagicon|USA}} Quincy Diggs |<ref>{{cite news |last1=Berger |first1=Helmut |title=Presstige Details CUP |language=de-AT |work=Basketball Austria |url=https://www.basketballaustria.at/cup/news-details/?id/19433/127151 |access-date=14 August 2021}}</ref> |- |{{center|2021–22}} |Eisenstadt |BC Vienna |{{center|92–70}} |Oberwart Gunners |{{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Adin Vrabac |<ref>{{Cite web |last=Berger |first=Helmut |title=VIENNA ENTTHRONT OBERWART UND KRÖNT SICH ZUM CUP-CHAMPION |url=https://basketballaustria.at/cup/news-details/?id/19433/149640 |access-date=2022-06-13 |website=Basketball Austria |language=de-AT}}</ref> |- |align="center"|2022–23 |Oberwart |Swans Gmunden |{{Center|73–67}} |Graz |{{flagicon|AUT}} Toni Blazan |<ref>{{Cite web |last=Berger |first=Helmut |date=2023-01-15 |title=Der Neue Cup-Sieger Heisst Gmunden! |url=https://basketballaustria.at/home/news-details |access-date=2023-06-18 |website=Basketball Austria |language=de-AT}}</ref> |}
==Titles by team== Teams in ''italics'' are no longer active. {| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align:left" |- !scope="col"|Club !scope="col"|Winners !scope="col"|Runners-up !scope="col"|Seasons won |- ! scope="row" | Swans Gmunden | {{center|7}} || {{center|3}} || 2003, 2004, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2023 |- !scope="row"| Bulls Kapfenberg | {{center|6}} || {{center|5}} || 2007, 2017, 2014, 2018, 2019, 2020 |- !scope="row"| Oberwart Gunners | {{center|6}} || {{center|3}}|| 1995, 1999, 2005, 2015, 2016, 2021 |- !scope="row"| Traiskirchen Lions{{Efn|Won its titles as "UB Möllersdorf" (1997) and "UBM Traiskirchen" (2000, 2001).}} | {{center|3}} || {{center|5}} || 1997, 2000, 2001 |- !scope="row"| SKN Sankt Pölten{{efn|SKN Sankt Pölten won its titles as "UKJ St. Pölten".}} | {{center|3}} || {{center|1}} || 1994, 1996, 1998 |- !scope="row"| Flyers Wels{{efn|Won its Cup as "WBC Wels".}} | {{center|1}} || {{center|2}} || 2006 |- !scope="row"| Panthers Fürstenfeld | {{center|1}} || {{center|1}} || 2009 |- !scope="row"| Mattersburg 49ers | {{center|1}} || {{center|–}} || 2002 |- !scope="row"| Dukes Klosterneuburg | {{center|1}} || {{center|–}} || 2013 |- |- !scope="row"| BC Vienna | {{center|1}} || {{center|2}} || 2022 |- !scope="row"| Wörthersee Piraten | {{center|–}} || {{center|2}} || – |- !scope="row"| Graz | {{center|–}} || {{center|2}}|| – |- |-
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==Notes== {{Notelist}} ==References== ===General=== {{refbegin}} *{{cite web |title= History Chevrolet-Cup |url= http://www.basketballliga.at/cup/history-chevrolet-cup |date=14 May 2012 |access-date= 2014-04-14 |work=Basketballliga.at }} {{refend}} ===Specific=== {{Reflist}}
==External links== *[https://www.flashscore.com/basketball/austria/austria-cup/ Austrian Cup at Flashscores] {{European basketball cups}}
Cup Category:Basketball cup competitions in Europe