History of Zalgiris Kaunas
TROPHY CASE
- Euroleague1999
- European Cup Winner's Cup1998
- Intercontinental Cup1986
- Soviet Union gold medals1947, 1951, 1985, 1986, 1987
- Baltic Basketball League (BBL)2005, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012
- Lithuanian League (LKL)1994-1999, 2001, 2003, 2004-2005, 2007, 2008, 2011-2021
- Lithuanian Cup2007, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023

1
Euroleague

1
European Cup Winner's Cup

1
Intercontinental Cup

5
Soviet Union gold medals

5
Baltic Basketball League (BBL)

24
Lithuanian League (LKL)

11
Lithuanian Cup
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1944 Zalgiris Kaunas basketball club was established
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1947 Zalgiris won the first gold in Soviet Union championship
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1951 Zalgiris won the second gold in Soviet Union championship
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1952 Zalgiris players Stepas Butautas, Justinas Lagunavicius, Kazimieras Petkevicius became Olympic champions
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1953-56 Zalgiris won bronze medals in Soviet Union championship for 4 years in a row
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1962 Zalgiris has got a new coach Vytautas Bimba, who started to recruit a young and ambitious team
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1971 After the break of 15 years Zalgiris won bronze medals in Soviet Union championship
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1972 Zalgiris player Modestas Paulauskas became Olympic champion
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1981 Zalgiris made debut in European Cup tournaments
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1985-87 Arvydas Sabonis led Zalgiris to becoming champions of the Soviet Union three times in a row
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1986 Zalgiris won the Intercontinental William Jones Cup
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1993 Zalgiris players became champions of newly founded Lithuanian Basketball League (LKL)
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1998 Zalgiris won the European Cup Winners’ Cup and received the right to play in the Euroleague
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1999 Zalgiris team – the Champions of the Euroleague!
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2005 Zalgiris players became champions of newly established Baltic Basketball League (BBL)
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2007 Lithuanian Cup competition was rebuilt and since then Zalgiris has won the Cup 5 times
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2007 Zalgiris was invited to the NBA Europe Live project and went to USA to play three games with NBA teams
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2011 The Euroleague season opening match took part in the newly opened Zalgirio arena
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2014 Arvydas Sabonis jersey was raised to the rafters of Zalgirio arena during Zalgiris 70th anniversary celebration
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2018 Zalgiris advanced to the EuroLeague playoffs, made it to the Final Four and won the third place in the EuroLeague
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2019 Zalgiris became the highest-attended team in EuroLeague history averaging 14,737 fans each night in Zalgirio Arena
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2023 A record broken - 16 of 17 of Zalgiris’ EuroLeague games were sold out