Italy National Serie B 03/27 19:30 30 Del Fes Avellino v Paffoni Fulgor Omegna L 66-86
Italy National Serie B 03/24 17:00 29 Libertas Livorno v Del Fes Avellino L 62-60
Italy National Serie B 03/10 16:00 28 SAE Scientifica Legnano v Del Fes Avellino W 77-79
Italy National Serie B 03/03 17:00 27 Del Fes Avellino v Paperdi Caserta W 80-56
Italy National Serie B 02/25 17:00 26 Herons Basket Montecatini v Del Fes Avellino W 65-66
Italy National Serie B 02/18 17:00 25 Del Fes Avellino v BPC Virtus Cassino L 80-84
Italy National Serie B 02/14 19:30 24 Del Fes Avellino v Rimadesio Desio L 67-73
Italy National Serie B 02/11 17:00 23 Solbat Piombino v Del Fes Avellino W 64-88
Italy National Serie B 02/04 17:00 22 Del Fes Avellino v NPC Rieti W 82-74
Italy National Serie B 01/28 17:00 21 Bakery Basket Piacenza v Del Fes Avellino W 65-77
Italy National Serie B 01/24 19:30 20 Del Fes Avellino v Geko PSA Sant'Antimo W 79-73
Italy National Serie B 01/21 17:00 19 Del Fes Avellino v Caffe Toscano Pielle Livorno L 64-66
Italy National Serie B 01/13 20:00 18 Fiorenzuola Bees v Del Fes Avellino L 81-70
Italy National Serie B 01/07 17:00 17 Lars Virtus Arechi Salerno v Del Fes Avellino W 75-79
Italy National Serie B 12/23 17:00 16 [13] Del Fes Avellino v Gema Montecatini [3] W 65-60
Italy Serie B 12/16 20:00 15 [8] Logiman Pall. Crema v Del Fes Avellino [12] L 80-74
Italy Serie B 12/10 17:00 14 [12] Del Fes Avellino v Lissone Interni Brianza Casa Basket [8] L 61-62
Italy Serie B 12/06 19:30 13 [5] Paffoni Fulgor Omegna v Del Fes Avellino [11] L 97-78
Italy Serie B 12/03 16:00 12 [8] Del Fes Avellino v Libertas Livorno [2] L 64-69
Italy Serie B 11/26 16:00 11 [6] Del Fes Avellino v SAE Scientifica Legnano [13] L 72-73
Italy Serie B 11/18 19:30 10 [17] Caserta v Del Fes Avellino [7] W 65-81
Italy Serie B 11/12 17:00 9 [7] Del Fes Avellino v Herons Basket Montecatini [2] L 69-71
Italy Serie B 11/05 16:00 8 [15] BPC Virtus Cassino v Del Fes Avellino [3] L 80-76
Italy Serie B 11/01 17:00 7 [4] Rimadesio Desio v Del Fes Avellino [5] W 75-90
Italy Serie B 10/29 17:00 6 [7] Del Fes Avellino v Solbat Piombino [6] W 93-74
Italy Serie B 10/22 16:00 5 NPC Rieti v Del Fes Avellino W 72-78
Italy Serie B 10/15 16:00 4 [5] Del Fes Avellino v Bakery Basket Piacenza [13] L 71-74
Italy Serie B 10/11 18:30 3 [6] Geko PSA Sant'Antimo v Del Fes Avellino [5] W 82-93
Italy Serie B 10/08 16:00 2 Caffe Toscano Pielle Livorno v Del Fes Avellino L 66-64
Italy Serie B 09/30 18:30 1 Del Fes Avellino v Fiorenzuola Bees W 80-73

Wikipedia - S.S. Felice Scandone

S.S. Felice Scandone was an Italian professional basketball club based in Avellino, Campania. Founded in 1948, the team has been a regular in the Lega Basket Serie A (LBA), the first tier of basketball in Italy, for 19 years (2000/01 to 2018/19). The club won the Italian Cup championship in 2008 and made several appearances in European club competitions, having played for 1 season in EuroLeague (2008/09), 3 seasons in FIBA Champions League (2016/17 to 2018/19) and reached FIBA Europe Cup final in season 2017/18. The club ceased its activitiesi in 2021 due to bankruptcy.

History

The club was founded in 1948 as Felice Scandone Sports Society (S.S.), merging with Libertas Avellino two years later and CSI-Cestistica Irpina in 1968. After going between leagues from 1974 to 1995, the club settled in Serie B1. Two seasons later, coach Gianluca Tucci guided the team to the second division Serie A2. The turn of the millennium saw the side reach the first division Serie A, placing ninth in 2001 at the end of their debut season.

The next seasons were more complicated, with finishes of 14, 15, 16 and 12th place. When coach Zare Markovski, who had been coaching the side since 2002, left in 2005, the club ended the season in 17th place and should have been relegated if not for promoted Roseto's inability to play in the Serie A. Matteo Boniciolli took over coaching duties following that season and kept Avellino away from the relegation places.

The 2007–08 season saw Boniciolli lead Avellino to their best ever league finish of tied second-best with a 23–11 record and a league MVP title for Marques Green, their playoffs run was cut short in the semifinals by Lottomatica Roma (the side who had finished joint second) after they had swept Capo d'Orlando in the quarterfinals. Even better for the side, players such as Green, Devin Smith and Eric Williams led Air Avellino to its first ever title ever, the 2008 Italian Cup, in its first participation in the competition, after beating La Fortezza Bologna 73–67 in the final with 18 points from the game MVP Smith.

The original Scandone logo

The 2008–09 season saw Avellino make their European debut, in the elite EuroLeague. The team had a difficult period between 2011 and 2015, missing the playoffs in multiple occasions and changing the head coach almost every season. In 2016, the team led by coach Pino Sacripanti had a run of 20 victories in 26 games and reached the Italian Cup final, losing to Olimpia Milano. Avellino finished the regular season in 3rd place, and eliminated Giorgio Tesi Group Pistoia 3–0, reaching the league semifinals against Pallacanestro Reggiana, where the Hirpinian team lost the series in game 7 (4–3 overall), despite winning Game 4 by a 43-point margin.

In the 2017–18 season, Scandone played its first European final, in the FIBA Europe Cup. In an all-Italian final it lost to Reyer Venezia.

In July 2019, the LBA announced Scandone was not able to apply for a league license. The team joined the Serie B Basket, the national third level.

In July 2021 the club was declared bankrupt and ceased its sporting activities. An unrelated club named Del Fes Avellino was named in the same year. Club logos and sporting legacies were at disposal of the bankruptcy trustee before getting acquired by a brand new legal entity in 2023, under the name of S.S. Felice Scandone Avellino 1948.

Avellino is a professional basketball team based in the city of Avellino, Italy. The team was founded in 1948 and has since become one of the most successful basketball clubs in Italy. Avellino competes in the top-tier Italian basketball league, the Lega Basket Serie A, and has won the league championship once in 2008.

The team is known for its passionate fan base and its high-energy style of play. Avellino's roster is made up of talented players from around the world, including Italy, the United States, and other European countries. The team's home arena is the PalaDelMauro, which has a seating capacity of over 5,000 spectators.

Avellino's success on the court is due in part to its strong coaching staff and management team. The team is led by head coach Walter De Raffaele, who has been with the club since 2017. Under his leadership, Avellino has continued to compete at a high level and has consistently been a top contender in the Lega Basket Serie A.

Overall, Avellino is a respected and competitive basketball team that has a rich history and a bright future ahead. With a talented roster and a dedicated fan base, the team is poised to continue its success both on and off the court.