Georgian Cup 2026/27

The Georgian Basketball Cup is the premier annual domestic cup competition in Georgian basketball, organized by the Georgian Basketball Federation (GBF). It serves as a secondary title to the Georgian Superliga, the country's top-tier professional league. The tournament operates as a knockout competition, providing a distinct pathway to silverware for clubs. Recent editions indicate a structure starting with a Round of 16, followed by Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, and a Final. The early rounds are played as two-legged ties, while the Semi-finals and the Final are contested as single matches. The Final is typically held at a neutral venue, such as the Tbilisi Arena or the Olympic Palace. While the Round of 16 is primarily composed of Superliga teams, the Cup allows for broader participation, potentially including teams from lower divisions. Historical dominance is held by BC Kutaisi 2010, which has won the cup five times. BC Dinamo Tbilisi is the second most successful club with three titles. BC Rustavi has won once, and BC Titebi won in 2019. In the early 2020s, other clubs have claimed the trophy: BC TSU (Tbilisi State University) won in the 2022–23 season, and Gurjaani Delta won in the 2023–24 season. The 2024–25 winner was BC Kutaisi 2010. The GBF was founded in 1991, and Georgia joined FIBA in 1992; however, the specific inaugural year of the basketball cup is not definitively recorded in available English sources. The federation's official galleries document the tournament from at least 2012. The current season involves clubs such as Suchumi, BC Rustavi, Griffin, Olimpi Tbilisi, Wings Tbilisi, and Astrali.

The Georgian Basketball Cup is the premier annual domestic cup competition in Georgian basketball, organized by the Georgian Basketball Federation (GBF). It serves as a secondary title to the Georgian Superliga, the country's top-tier professional league. The tournament operates as a knockout competition, providing a distinct pathway to silverware for clubs.

Recent editions indicate a structure starting with a Round of 16, followed by Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, and a Final. The early rounds are played as two-legged ties, while the Semi-finals and the Final are contested as single matches. The Final is typically held at a neutral venue, such as the Tbilisi Arena or the Olympic Palace. While the Round of 16 is primarily composed of Superliga teams, the Cup allows for broader participation, potentially including teams from lower divisions.

Historical dominance is held by BC Kutaisi 2010, which has won the cup five times. BC Dinamo Tbilisi is the second most successful club with three titles. BC Rustavi has won once, and BC Titebi won in 2019. In the early 2020s, other clubs have claimed the trophy: BC TSU (Tbilisi State University) won in the 2022–23 season, and Gurjaani Delta won in the 2023–24 season. The 2024–25 winner was BC Kutaisi 2010.

The GBF was founded in 1991, and Georgia joined FIBA in 1992; however, the specific inaugural year of the basketball cup is not definitively recorded in available English sources. The federation's official galleries document the tournament from at least 2012. The current season involves clubs such as Suchumi, BC Rustavi, Griffin, Olimpi Tbilisi, Wings Tbilisi, and Astrali.