Blois Info

Coach

Season 2025/2026: The Blois club announced the extension of its collaboration with coach David Morabito for two additional seasons, until 2028.

Season 2024/2025: David Morabito remained at the helm of ADA Blois throughout the season.

Season 2023/2024: Mickaël Hay was dismissed by ADA Blois on February 15, 2024, after more than 10 years in the position. His assistant David Morabito was promoted to head coach. He is assisted by Dominique Roinard and Guillaume Soares, while Frédéric Daguenet has been in charge of the training center since summer 2023.

Budget

For the 2025/2026 season, the Blois club has a projected budget of €4.6M (up from €4.0M last year, +14%), ranking as the 5th budget among the 20 ELITE 2 clubs, with a payroll of €1.1M (6th in ELITE 2) - cf. DNCCG communication of October 6, 2025.

For the 2024/2025 season, the Blois club has a projected budget of €4.0M (down from €4.8M last year in Betclic Elite), ranking as the 6th budget among the 20 Pro B clubs, with a payroll of €1.0M (6th in Pro B) - cf. DNCCGCP communication of October 22, 2024.

For the 2023/2024 season, the Blois club has a projected budget of €4.8M (up from €3.6M last year, +34%), ranking as the 15th budget among the 18 Betclic Elite clubs (cf. DNCCGCP communication of October 12, 2023).

Training Center

The training center of Blois was created in August 2018 and is managed by David Pipereau, a former professional player who notably played for ADA Blois Basket and Orléans Loiret Basket.

• French Pro B Champion 2018