Strasbourg Info
Head Coach
Laurent Vila is the new head coach of SIG Strasbourg where he signed for two seasons (2024 to 2026). He replaces Massimo Cancellieri who only coached for one season despite having a two-year contract. After being on Limoges CSP's bench between 2021 and 2023, the Italian coach was notably assisted by Thomas Drouot, and experienced the unexpected departure of his assistant Bruno Savignani in November 2023.
On June 11, 2025, SIG Strasbourg has its new head coach: Latvian Jānis Gailītis (Luca Banchi's assistant with Latvia).
Budget
For the 2024/2025 season, Strasbourg has a projected budget of €7.1M (up from €6.9M last year, +3%), making it the 5th largest budget among the 16 Betclic Elite clubs (ref. announcement by DNCCGCP on October 22, 2024).
For the 2023/2024 season, Strasbourg had a projected budget of €6.9M (down from €7.0M the previous year, -1%), ranking as the 5th largest budget among the 18 Betclic Elite clubs (ref. DNCCGCP announcement on October 12, 2023).
Youth Academy
The SIG Strasbourg youth academy (SIG: Strasbourg Illkirch-Graffenstaden) includes an Espoirs Team and a Cadets team. The Espoirs train at Rhenus Sport, which is the professional team's home arena (6,166 seats). It features a court, weight room, and video room. The Youth Academy also trains in an auxiliary facility: the Human Rights Sports Center (one tram stop from Rhenus Sport) and uses the Post Hall in Illkirch for cadet matches.
Honors & Championships
- 2024 French Cup Finalist (lost 83-70 in final against Dijon)
- 2019 Leaders Cup Winner (98-97 victory in final against Bourg-en-Bresse)
- 2017 French Championship Runner-up (2-3 in final against Chalon)
- 2016 French Championship Runner-up (2-3 in final against Asvel)
- 2015 French Championship Runner-up (1-3 in final against Limoges)
- 2015 Leaders Cup Winner (60-58 victory in final against Le Mans)
- 2014 French Championship Runner-up (0-3 in final against Limoges)
- 2013 French Championship Runner-up (1-3 in final against Nanterre)
- 2013 Leaders Cup Finalist (lost 77-69 in final against Gravelines)
- 2005 French Champion (1-0 in final against Nancy)
- 1999 Pro B Champion
Individual Awards
- Jarell Eddie: MVP of 2019 Leaders Cup
- Bonzie Colson: MVP 2020/2021 (Jeep Elite)
- Antoine Diot: MVP of 2015 Leaders Cup
- Antoine Diot: French MVP 2013/2014 (Pro A)
- Frank Ntilikina: Best Young Player 2015/2016 and 2016/2017 (Pro A)
- Matt Howard: Best Sixth Man 2015/2016 (Pro A)
- Antoine Diot: French MVP 2013/2014 (Pro A)
- Rick Hughes: MVP Foreign Player 2003/2004 (Pro A)
- Thierry Rupert: Defender of the Year 2003/2004 (Pro A)
