BC Cherno More Varna
- BC Cherno More Varna
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| Club fondé en |
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| Couleurs |
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| Président |
Pavlin Nikolov |
| Salle |
Palace of culture and sports,"Academic"
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| Adresse |
Varna 9000,
Vapzarov St 15 |
Le BC Cherno More Varna ((bg) Черно море“) un club bulgare de basket-ball basé à Varna.
Historique
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Noms successifs
- Depuis 2005 : Cherno More IG Verna
- Avant 2005 : MM-Beer Cherno More
Palmarès
- Champion de Bulgarie : 1999
- Vainqueur de la Coupe de Bulgarie : 1998, 1999, 2000
Entraîneurs successifs
Depuis ? : Darin Velikov
Effectif actuel
Joueurs célèbres ou marquants
Liens externes
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