2023 Georgian Basketball Cup
The 2022-23 Georgian Basketball Cup was the 1st edition of Georgian's top-tier level professional national domestic basketball cup event.
2023 Final: TSU - Batumi 78-76
TSU: Corey Bowen 21, Ivane Megeneishvili 0, Mate Kapanadze 0, George Tsintsadze 14, Lasha Meskhi 0, Nika Darbaidze 4, Mikhail Berishvili 8, Nodar Gogodze 0, Guja Khvedelidze 0, Malcolm Drumwright 9, Djimon Henson 22
Batumi: Otar Pertaia 0, Kyle Riddley 24, Jordan Session 14, Brandon Alston 13, Ioseb Gognadze 4, Levan Eliadze 3, Gega Izoria 0, Saba Lobjanidze 6, Lasha Mikeladze 7, Saba Saladze 0, Giorgi Ochkhikidze 5
2023 Semifinal: Akhaltsikhe - Delta
TSU won the cup 2022-23
Lekso Lapanashvili
Lapanashvili
Coach
Djimon Henson
Henson
G
Beka Bekauri
Bekauri
C/F
Nikoloz Darbaidze
Darbaidze
F
Levan Maskhulia
Maskhulia
F
George Tsintsadze
Tsintsadze
PG
#
Name
HT
Pos
Age
Nat
Former Team
18
Djimon Henson
193 (6'4'')
G
24
USA
USA Chicago H.
33
Beka Bekauri
209 (6'10'')
C/F
31
Georgian
GEO Batumi
Nikoloz Darbaidze
204 (6'9'')
F
24
Georgian
GEO Dinamo T
22
Levan Maskhulia
201 (6'7'')
F
26
Georgian
GEO Delta
8
George Tsintsadze
194 (6'5'')
PG
36
Georgian
TUN US Monastir
21
Nodar Gogodze
192 (6'4'')
G
28
Georgian
GEO Delta
Ivane Megeneishvili
202 (6'8'')
C
23
Georgian
GEO Sokhumi
33
Lasha Meskhi
195 (6'5'')
F
19
Georgian
GEO TSU
Corey Bowen
206 (6'9'')
F/C
23
USA
USA Point, GA
Mate Kapanadze
185 (6'1'')
G
20
Georgian
GEO Margveti
11
Guja Khvedelidze
198 (6'6'')
F/G
19
Georgian
GEO TSU
Head Coach: Lekso Lapanashvili Georgian
Coach Assistant: Dimitri Chelidze Georgian
Coach Assistant: Nugzar Tcheishvili Georgian
Manager: Tornike Tsinadze Georgian
President: Irakli Kharjavanidze Georgian
V.President: Giorgi Shamatava Georgian
Cup MVP
Corey Bowen
TSU celebrate Cup title in Tbilisi -Apr 13, 2023
TSU - Batumi 78-76

TSU celebrated Cup title in Tbilisi as they edged Batumi 78-76 in a thriller. TSU grabbed an early 18-14 lead at the start, whilst Batumi reduced to 33-32 at the halftime. Moreover, Batumi tied it all at 54-54 with 10 minutes to go. TSU managed to win the last stanza 24-22 to secure the title.
Djimon Henson (193-G-1998, college: Morehead St.) top-scored for the winners with 22 points, whilst Corey Bowen (206-F/C-1999, college: Point, GA) delivered 21 and George Tsintsadze (192-PG-1986) netted 14. Kyle Riddley (192-G-1996, college: Pfeiffer) replied with 24 points in the losing effort and Jordan Session (203-F/C-1996, college: Georgia St.) had 14.