2002 Euroleague Final Four

2002 Euroleague Final Four
Tourney name	Euroleague Final Four
Year	2002
City	Bologna
Country	Italy
Season	2001–02 Euroleague
Arena	PalaMalaguti
Dates	3–5 May 2002
Champion	Panathinaikos (3rd title)
Second	Kinder Bologna
Mvp	Dejan Bodiroga
Prevseason	2001 Euroleague ← 2001 SuproLeague
Nextseason	2003

The 2002 Euroleague Final Four was the concluding Euroleague Final Four tournament of the 2001–02 Euroleague season. The event was hosted form 3 till 5 May 2002, and all games were played at the PalaMalaguti, in Bologna.

It is the only EuroLeague Final Four game without the third place game. The Third place game was included from 2003 until 2025, which the third place game was excluded for the second time in the EuroLeague History from the final four in 2026.

Final

Starters:			P	R	A

PG	14	align=left \| Antoine Rigaudeau (C)	3	1	0
SG	6	align=left \| Manu Ginóbili	27	5	2
SF	20	align=left \| Marko Jarić	11	7	5
PF	18	align=left \| Matjaž Smodiš	23	6	0
C	15	align=left \| Rashard Griffith	2	3	2
Reserves:			P	R	A
SF	10	align=left \| Sani Bečirović	4	2	3
SG	11	align=left \| Antonio Granger	10	1	0
PF	12	align=left \| Alessandro Frosini	0	1	0
PF	13	align=left \| David Andersen	3	2	0
Head coach:
Ettore Messina

2001–02 Euroleague Champions
Panathinaikos 3rd title

Starters:			P	R	A

PG	8	align=left \| Damir Mulaomerović	6	2	2
SG	10	align=left \| Dejan Bodiroga	21	7	4
SF	12	align=left \| İbrahim Kutluay	22	5	0
PF	4	align=left \| Fragiskos Alvertis (C)	11	3	0
C	11	align=left \| Darryl Middleton	10	2	0
Reserves:			P	R	A
PG	5	align=left \| Georgios Kalaitzis	0	3	1
C	7	align=left \| Johnny Rogers	7	2	0
PF	14	align=left \| Lazaros Papadopoulos	12	5	0
PG	16	align=left \| Pepe Sánchez	0	0	0
Head coach:
Željko Obradović

Awards

Euroleague Final Four MVP

Dejan Bodiroga ( Panathinaikos)

Euroleague Finals Top Scorer

Manu Ginóbili ( Kinder Bologna)

External links

Official website