Premiere (1963-1964)
1962-63
1964-65
The league changed its name from Nationale to Premiere (Premiere) in 1963
Premiere 1963-64
Champion: ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne
Cup Winner: SCM Le Mans
Top Scorer: Michel Le Ray (21.3)
Players / Stats
League History
FINAL: ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne vs BC Alsace de Bagnolet

ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne Basket: Frank Jackson, Assen Iagoridcov, Lucien Sedat, Henri Grange
BC Alsace de Bagnolet: Bernard Mayeur, Maxime Dorigo, Jean-Marie Jouaret

Cup Final: SCM Le Mans - Chorale Roanne Basket 70-68

SCM Le Mans (Justy Specker): Christian Baltzer, Jean-Pierre Goisbault, Pierre Antomori, Jean-Claude Cornilleau, Pierre Cordevant, Michel Audureau, Gilbert Monnet, Francis Diebolt, Michel Lecoq, Max James, Christian Specker, Marc Lequesne
Chorale Roanne Basket (Maurice Marcelot): Georges Ray, Alain Gilles

Standings 1963-64
#
Club
W-L
PTS
LOST
1
ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne
16-6
1285
1118
2
BC Alsace de Bagnolet
16-6
1512
1356
3
Paris Universite Club
15-7
1382
1273
4
Chorale Roanne Basket
14-8
1391
1344
5
Saint-Etienne
13-9
1215
1203
6
ABC Nantes
12-10
1329
1343
7
  CS Municipal Auboue
9-13
1324
1383
8
Charleville-Mezieres
9-13
1171
1354
9
SCM Le Mans
8-14
1359
1347
10
Caen Basket Club
8-14
1219
1344
11
  SA Lyon
7-15
1487
1485
12
Olympique Antibes
6-16
1275
1379
 
- relegated at the end of season
Top Scorer
Michel Le Ray (21.3)
French teams in Euro-Cups 1963-64
European Champions Cup: