Bishrelt Metal

Bishrelt Metal (Mongolian: Бишрэлт Металл) is a Mongolian professional basketball team based in Ulaanbataar. The team plays in The League since 2022, the premier domestic basketball league. The team, nicknamed "Metal", were runners-up in 2023 and 2024.[1][2]

Bishrelt Metal
LeagueThe League
HistoryTenuun Ulzii Metal
(–2023)
Bishrelt Metal
(2023–present)
LocationUlaanbataar, Mongolia
Team coloursBlue and White
   
Main sponsorBishrelt Group
OwnershipTenuun Ulzii Metal Group

Formerly known as Tenuun Olziy Metal (Mongolian: Тэнүүн Өлзий Металл), named after owner Tenun Ulzii Metal Group the team was re-named Bishrelt Metal in 2023 following an agreement with Bishrelt Group.

As runners-up of the 2023–24 season, Metal earned the right to play in the 2024 Basketball Champions League Asia qualifying rounds.[3]

Basketball Champions League Asia

Year Position Pld W L
did not qualify4th312

2024

3 April 2024
20:00
Prawira Bandung 8366 Bishrelt Metal
Scoring by quarter: 21-16, 19-15, 18-12, 25-23
Pts: Antonio Hester 21
Rebs: James Gist 9
Asts: Yudha Saputera 7
Pts: Jeantal Cylla 23
Rebs: Uuganbayar Tumenbayar 9
Asts: Bolor Erdene Gantsolmon 5
UG Arena, Ulaanbaatar Mongolia
Referees: MUONGMEE, Preeda (THA), IWAI, Haruga (JPN), KOZLOV, Anton (KAZ)
4 April 2024
17:30
Bishrelt Metal 8498 NS_Matrix_Deers
Scoring by quarter: 21-32, 16-18, 26-27, 21-21
Pts: Jeantal Cylla 20
Rebs: Jeantal Cylla 8
Asts: Daniel Ochefu 5
Pts: Jordan Tolbert 22
Rebs: Jordan Tolbert 11
Asts: Chun Hong Ting 8
UG Arena, Ulaanbaatar Mongolia
Referees: LEONG, Chuen Wing (SGP), JONTAPA, Nattapong (THA), CHEON, Kamjae (KOR)
6 April 2024
17:30
Eastern_Sports_Club_(basketball) 8083 Bishrelt Metal
Scoring by quarter: 21-18, 23-17, 19-25, 17-23
Pts: Chris Mclaughlin 22
Rebs: Chris Mclaughlin 12
Asts: Dominic Gilbert 10
Pts: Jeantal Cylla 26
Rebs: Enkhbayasgalan Amarbayasgalan 13
Asts: Uuganbayar Tumenbayar 6
UG Arena, Ulaanbaatar Mongolia
Referees: STEPANENKO, Alexey (KAZ), LEE, Kyoung-hwan (KOR), JONTAPA, Nattapong (THA)

Honours

The League (Mongolia)

Sprite-A League

  • Winners (1): 2019

References

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