Italian Basketball Supercup - History

History

The 2006 Italian Supercup took place in October 2006. The teams that played in the Supercup were Pallacanestro Treviso, the winners of the Italian Championship and Basket Napoli, the winners of the Italian Cup. Benetton won the Supercup by a score of 76 to 73. The match was broadcast live on television by Sky Sports extra. There were 3,636 spectators present, and among them were Mike D'Antoni and Vinny Del Negro. Treviso's Marcus Goree was selected the MVP.

The 2007 Italian Supercup took place in September 2007. The teams that played in the Supercup were Mens Sana Basket, the winners of the Italian Championship and Pallacanestro Treviso, the winners of the Italian Cup. Mens Sana Basket won the Supercup by a score of 96-50. The match was broadcast live on television by Sky Sports 2. Mens Sana Basket's Shaun Stonerook was selected the MVP.

The 2008 Italian SuperCup took place in September 2008. The teams that played in the Supercup were Mens Sana Basket, the winners of the Italian Championship and S.S. Felice Scandone, the winners of the Italian Cup. Mens Basket Sana won the Supercup by a score of 108-72. The match was broadcast live on television by Sky Sports 2. Mens Sana Basket's Terrell McIntyre was selected the MVP.

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