Fixtures

Kazakhstan National League 10/26 12:00 1 Tobol Kostanay vs Astana - View
Kazakhstan National League 10/27 14:00 1 Tobol Kostanay vs Astana - View
Kazakhstan National League 11/08 18:00 1 Almaty Legion vs Astana - View
Kazakhstan National League 11/09 18:00 1 Almaty Legion vs Astana - View
West Asia Super League 11/13 15:30 1 Shahrdari Gorgan vs Astana - View
Kazakhstan National League 11/16 18:00 1 Astana vs Kaspiy Aktau - View

Results

Kazakhstan National League 10/19 12:00 1 [1] Barsy Atyrau v Astana [3] W 64-99
Kazakhstan National League 10/18 12:00 1 [2] Barsy Atyrau v Astana [5] W 61-87
Basketball Matches 10/05 11:30 - Astana v CS Maristes L 102-103
Basketball Matches 10/03 17:30 - Al Sharjah v Astana L 89-81
Basketball Matches 10/02 12:00 - Astana v Al Wahda (UAE) W 87-79
Basketball Matches 10/01 14:45 - CS Maristes v Astana L 90-87
Basketball Matches 09/29 10:30 - Al Qurain v Astana W 58-101
Kazakhstan Cup 09/20 11:15 50 Almaty Legion v Astana W 68-84
Kazakhstan Cup 09/19 11:15 2 Astana v Kaspiy Aktau L 59-71
Kazakhstan Cup 09/17 11:15 3 [1] Astana v Barsy Atyrau 2 [4] W 93-38
Kazakhstan Cup 09/16 13:35 2 Astana v Barsy Atyrau W 88-60
Kazakhstan Cup 09/15 11:15 1 Astana v Champ1on Almaty W 113-51

Wikipedia - BC Astana

Astana Basketball Club (Kazakh: Astana Basketbol Kluby), commonly referred to as BC Astana, is a Kazakh professional basketball club that is based in Astana, Kazakhstan. Founded in 2011, it has competed in the Kazakhstan Basketball Championship and the VTB United League, obtaining many domestic titles in the process.

History

BC Astana was created in March 2011, with the aim of competing in the VTB United League. Valery Tikhonenko was chosen as the team's general director. There were doubts expressed by other clubs in the VTB United League, about whether or not the club would be a good addition to the competition, due to the lack of basketball tradition in Kazakhstan; but the side answered all the admission requirements, including their budget, stadium (a revamped Saryarka Velodrome) and the proximity of hotels, and an international airport. The side received the totality of its funding from the Samruk-Kazyna sovereign wealth fund.

They would sign a number of Kazakhstani players from successful side Astana Tigers, also recruiting their head coach, Vitaly Strebkov, to serve as the team's assistant coach.

In their first season in the VTB United regional league, the team from Kazakhstan won 7 games out of 16 during 2011–12 regular season, including games against strong sides, such as Žalgiris and the defending title holders, Khimki, nearly reaching the playoffs. They had more success on the domestic front, winning the Kazakhstani national domestic league championship, and the Kazakhstani Cup.

The team became a part of the Astana Presidential Club multi-sports club, when it was formed in December 2012.

The Kazakhstan basketball team "Astana" is a prominent and competitive team representing the capital city of Nur-Sultan (formerly Astana). Known for their strong presence in national leagues and regional competitions, Astana Basketball Club is recognized for its skilled players, strategic gameplay, and commitment to developing basketball talent in Kazakhstan. The team competes in various domestic tournaments and has participated in international competitions, showcasing the growing basketball culture in the country. With a dedicated coaching staff and passionate supporters, Astana continues to strive for excellence and aims to elevate Kazakhstan's status in the Asian and international basketball arenas.