Stade Rochelais Basket

French LNB Pro B | France

Team Info

Founded: 1932

Stadium:

Manager: N/A

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Upcoming Matches

Date Match Time
09 May 2026 ADA Blois vs Stade Rochelais Basket 18:00:00
15 May 2026 Stade Rochelais Basket vs Saint-Chamond Basket 18:00:00

Previous Results

Date Home Score Away League
30 Apr 2026
18:00
Stade Rochelais Basket 81 - 80 ALM Évreux Basket French LNB Pro B
24 Apr 2026
18:30
JA Vichy 73 - 70 Stade Rochelais Basket French LNB Pro B
21 Apr 2026
18:00
Stade Rochelais Basket 84 - 77 Orléans Loiret Basket French LNB Pro B
17 Apr 2026
18:00
Caen Basket Calvados 74 - 92 Stade Rochelais Basket French LNB Pro B
Palais des Sports Caen-la-Mer
10 Apr 2026
18:00
Stade Rochelais Basket 88 - 98 Hermine Nantes Basket French LNB Pro B
07 Apr 2026
18:00
Stade Rochelais Basket 80 - 83 Rouen Métropole Basket French LNB Pro B
03 Apr 2026
18:30
Challans Basket 76 - 83 Stade Rochelais Basket French LNB Pro B
27 Mar 2026
19:50
Stade Rochelais Basket 81 - 85 Élan Béarnais French LNB Pro B
20 Mar 2026
19:00
Stade Rochelais Basket 83 - 65 Antibes Sharks French LNB Pro B
17 Mar 2026
19:00
UJAP Quimper 29 81 - 85 Stade Rochelais Basket French LNB Pro B

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About Stade Rochelais Basket

Stade Rochelais basket is a French professional basketball team based in La Rochelle. The team plays in the Pro A, having been promoted from the LNB Pro B in the 2023–24 season.

Founded in 1932 as Ruppela, the team promoted to the Pro B, the second level league, for the first time in 1988. The Rochelais remained in the league for eight years, and had several former Pro A players on its team throughout the years, including Don Collins and Freddy Hufnagel.

In 1996, the club relegated back to the sixth level Nationale Masculine 4 (NM4). They returned to the third level Nationale Masculine 1 (NM1) in 2012, under coach Gregory Thiélin.

The club merged with the rugby union club Stade Rochelais in 2017, adopting the rugby club's traditional team colors of yellow and black. The basketball section became part of the omnisport club named Stade Rochelais Omnisports. In April 2020, former France national team player Aymeric Jeanneau became the director of the club and expressed the goal of bringing the team to the highest level Pro A. After a promotion to the Pro B in 2021 and a championship in 2024, they will make their debut in the LNB Élite (formerly the Pro A) in the 2024–25 season.

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