Lietuvos Krepšinio Lyga
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Lietuvos Krepšinio Lyga
Sport	Basketball
Founded	1993
Commissioner	Vladas Garastas
No. of teams	11
Country(ies)	Lithuania
Most recent champion(s)	Žalgiris
TV partner(s)	LTV
Official website	LKL.lt

Lietuvos Krepšinio Lyga (LKL) (English: Lithuanian Basketball League) is the first league of Lithuanian basketball, currently consisting of ten teams:

• Atletas (Kaunas)
• Lietuvos Rytas (Vilnius)
• Neptūnas (Klaipėda)
• Nevėžis (Kėdainiai)
• Panevėžys (Panevėžys)
• Sakalai (Vilnius)
• Šiauliai (Šiauliai)
• Sūduva (Marijampolė)
• Žalgiris (Kaunas)
• Žalgiris-Arvydas Sabonis school (Kaunas)

Every team can register up to 5 foreign players.

LKL Finals

Season	Champion	Runner-up	Result	Finals MVP	Champion's Coach
1993-1994	Žalgiris	Atletas	3-0
1994-1995	Žalgiris	Atletas	3-0		Jonas Kazlauskas
1995-1996	Žalgiris	Atletas	3-2		Jonas Kazlauskas
1996-1997	Žalgiris	Plungė Olimpas	3-0		Jonas Kazlauskas
1997-1998	Žalgiris	Atletas	3-1		Jonas Kazlauskas
1998-1999	Žalgiris	Lietuvos Rytas	3-0		Jonas Kazlauskas
1999-2000	Lietuvos Rytas	Žalgiris	3-1		Jonas Kazlauskas
2000-2001	Žalgiris	Lietuvos Rytas	3-2		Algirdas Brazys
2001-2002	Lietuvos Rytas	Žalgiris	4-3		Jonas Kazlauskas
2002-2003	Žalgiris	Lietuvos Rytas	4-2		Antanas Sireika
2003-2004	Žalgiris	Lietuvos Rytas	4-0		Antanas Sireika
2004-2005	Žalgiris	Lietuvos Rytas	4-0	Tanoka Beard	Antanas Sireika
2005-2006	Lietuvos Rytas	Žalgiris	4-0	Robertas Javtokas	Neven Spahija
2006-2007	Žalgiris	Lietuvos Rytas	4-2	Tanoka Beard	Rimantas Grigas
2007-2008	Žalgiris	Lietuvos Rytas	4-1	Marcus Brown	Rimantas Grigas

External links

• Official LKL website

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