2011–12 Baltic Basketball League
Baltic Basketball League 2011–12 season was a basketball competition among Baltic states basketball clubs. The season started on 30 September 2011.[1]
Teams
Elite Division
| Country (League) | Teams | Teams (ranking in 2010–11 national championship) | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Lithuania (LKL) |
8 | BC Žalgiris^ (1) | BC Lietuvos rytas^ (2) | BC Rūdupis (SF) | BC Juventus† (SF) | BC Šiauliai (QF) | BC Kėdainiai Triobet (9) | BC Baltai† (10) | BC Pieno žvaigždės (NKL 1) |
 Latvia (LBL) |
3 | BC VEF Rīga^ (1) | BK Ventspils (2) | BK Liepājas Lauvas (SF) | |||||
 Estonia (KML) |
2 | BC Kalev/Cramo (1) | University of Tartu (2) | ||||||
 Russia (PBL) |
1 | BC Triumph Lyubertsy (10) | |||||||
† Promoted from the 2010–11 Challenge Cup
^ Qualified directly to playoffs
Challenge Cup
| Country (League) | Teams | Teams (ranking in 2010–11 national championship) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lithuania (LKL) |
4 | BC Neptūnas (QF) | BC Lietkabelis (QF) | BC Sakalai (11) | BC Naglis (12) |
| Latvia (LBL) |
3 | BK Valmiera (QF) | BK Jelgava (QF) | BA Turība (QF) | |
| Estonia (KML) |
3 | TTÜ KK (SF) | BC Rakvere Tarvas (SF) | Piimameister Otto/Rapla (QF) | |
 Kazakhstan (D1) |
1 | Barsy Atyrau (1) | |||