HEBA A1 - Current Clubs

Current Clubs

The clubs for the 2012-13 season:

Club	Position 2011-12	Greek League Arenas	Capacity	Euroleague/Eurocup Arenas*	Capacity
Apollon Patras	2nd (A2)	Apollon Patras Indoor Hall, Patras	3,500	Apollon Patras Indoor Hall, Patras	3,500
Aris	7th	Alexandrio Melathron, Thessaloniki	5,500	Alexandrio Melathron, Thessaloniki	5,500
Ikaros	10th	Glyfada Indoor Hall, Athens	4,532	Glyfada Indoor Hall, Athens	4,532
Ilissiakos	11th	Ilissia Indoor Hall, Athens	1,700
KAOD	9th	Drama Indoor Hall, Drama	2,100
Kavala	6th	Kalamitsa Sports Center, Kavala	1,500
Kolossos	4th	Venetoklio Indoor Hall, Rhodes	1,700
Olympiacos	1st	Peace and Friendship Stadium, Athens	14,905	Peace and Friendship Stadium, Athens	14,905
Panathinaikos	2nd	OAKA Indoor Hall, Athens	19,250	OAKA Indoor Hall, Athens	19,250
Panelefsiniakos	1st (A2)	Peristeri Arena, Athens	4,300	Peristeri Arena, Athens	4,300
Panionios	3rd	Glyfada Indoor Hall, Athens	4,532	Glyfada Indoor Hall, Athens Helliniko Olympic Arena, Athens	4,532 15,000
PAOK	8th	PAOK Sports Arena, Thessaloniki	8,500	PAOK Sports Arena, Thessaloniki	8,500
Peristeri	12th	Peristeri Arena, Athens	4,300	Peristeri Arena, Athens	4,300
Rethymno Aegean	5th	Rethymno Indoor Hall, Rethymno	1,600

*Arenas that meet ULEB European arena requirements, and where the clubs play their home games at if they are competing in the Euroleague and/or the Eurocup.

KAOD Aris Kolossos Peristeri Kavala Ikaros Olympiacos Ilissiakos Panathinaikos Panionios PAOK Rethymno Aegean Panelefsiniakos Apollon Patras 2012-13 Greek Basket League season club locations.

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