Korea KBL 12/10 05:00 - [5] Seoul Knights v KCC Egis [8] W 83-88
Korea KBL 12/08 10:00 - [2] Goyang Carrot Jumpers v KCC Egis [9] W 76-84
Korea KBL 12/03 07:00 - [10] KCC Egis v Suwon Sonicboom [8] W 109-88
Korea KBL 12/01 10:00 - [10] Korea Gas Corporation v KCC Egis [9] L 92-71
Korea KBL 11/26 05:00 - [3] Mobis Phoebus v KCC Egis [9] L 85-68
Korea KBL 11/23 10:00 - [8] KCC Egis v Anyang KGC [1] L 82-84
Korea KBL 11/21 10:00 - [4] Seoul Thunders v KCC Egis [8] W 72-78
Korea KBL 11/18 10:00 - [8] KCC Egis v Changwon Sakers [6] L 62-63
Korea KBL 11/16 10:00 - [8] Seoul Knights v KCC Egis [7] L 78-68
Korea KBL 11/12 05:00 - [7] KCC Egis v Emory Women [2] W 88-73
Korea KBL 11/06 05:00 - [5] Seoul Thunders v KCC Egis [7] L 71-62
Korea KBL 11/05 05:00 - [8] Suwon Sonicboom v KCC Egis [8] W 73-88
Korea KBL 10/31 10:00 - [7] KCC Egis v Seoul Knights [9] L 69-75
Korea KBL 10/29 05:00 - [5] KCC Egis v Dongbu Promy [4] L 82-87
Korea KBL 10/25 10:00 - [4] KCC Egis v Goyang Carrot Jumpers [2] L 90-93
Korea KBL 10/23 07:00 - [5] KCC Egis v Anyang KGC [1] W 99-93
Korea KBL 10/22 07:00 - [3] KCC Egis v Takahashi Kibi University Women [3] L 88-89
Korea KBL 10/18 10:00 - [6] Suntory v KCC Egis [1] L 87-70
Korea KBL 10/16 05:00 - [4] Korea Gas Corporation v KCC Egis [4] W 72-81
Korea KBL Cup 10/06 05:00 - Suwon Sonicboom v KCC Egis L 94-77
Korea KBL Cup 10/04 05:00 - KCC Egis v Dongbu Promy L 77-97
Korea KBL 04/05 10:00 - [4] Mobis Phoebus v KCC Egis [9] L 89-70
Korea KBL 04/03 09:00 - [7] Changwon Sakers v KCC Egis [9] W 68-74
Korea KBL 04/01 10:00 - [9] KCC Egis v Korea Gas Corporation [6] L 76-88
Korea KBL 03/30 10:00 - [8] Dongbu Promy v KCC Egis [9] W 79-85
Korea KBL 03/27 05:00 - [9] KCC Egis v Anyang KGC [3] W 88-74
Korea KBL 03/25 10:00 - [9] KCC Egis v Goyang Orions [5] L 71-74
Korea KBL 03/19 09:00 - [1] Seoul Knights v KCC Egis [9] L 87-66
Korea KBL 03/16 10:00 - [7] Korea Gas Corporation v KCC Egis [9] L 116-88
Korea KBL 03/14 10:00 - [9] KCC Egis v Tertnes [6] L 71-73

Wikipedia - Busan KCC Egis

The Busan KCC Egis (Korean: 부산 KCC 이지스) is a professional basketball club based in Busan, South Korea. The team competes in the Korean Basketball League (KBL) and has established a substantial fanbase in South Korea. Founded in 1997, the team was initially based in Daejeon and was later relocated to Jeonju and Busan, respectively.

History

The team was founded in March 1978 as the Hyundai Basketball Team, owned and sponsored by Hyundai. In 2001, the club, named Hyundai Gullivers at the time, relocated from Daejeon to Jeonju. In the same year, Kumgang Korea Chemical (now KCC) acquired the team after the financial difficulties of Hyundai Electronics.

After 22 years in Jeonju, the KCC Egis relocated to Busan in 2023, making the return of professional basketball to the city following the KT Sonicboom's departure two years prior. The decision to relocate was prompted by delays in the construction of a new arena in Jeonju, which had been promised six years earlier.

In May 2024, the Egis won their sixth KBL championship following a 4–1 win over the Suwon KT Sonicboom, becoming the first fifth-seeded team to win the title. Heo Ung was named Finals MVP.

The KCC Egis is a professional basketball team based in Jeonju, South Korea, competing in the Korean Basketball League (KBL). Established in 1978, the team has a rich history and is known for its competitive spirit and talented roster. The Egis have secured multiple KBL championships, showcasing their dominance and consistency in South Korean professional basketball. The team’s colors are typically red and white, and they are recognized for their passionate fan base and strong team chemistry. KCC Egis emphasizes both offensive prowess and defensive resilience, making them a formidable opponent on the court. With a dedicated coaching staff and a roster of skilled players, the team continues to strive for excellence and aims to bring more titles to their loyal supporters.