Resultados

Taipé da China - SBL 05/01 07:00 - Pauian Archiland v Bank of Taiwan - DBFA
Taipé da China - SBL 04/30 07:00 - Yulon Luxgen Dinos v Pauian - DBFA
Taipé da China - SBL 04/23 09:00 - [5] Pauian v Jeoutai Technology [4] W 62-56
Taipé da China - SBL 04/21 12:00 - [5] Pauian Archiland v Taiwan Beer [2] L 63-75
Taipé da China - SBL 04/17 09:00 - [5] Pauian v Yulon Luxgen Dinos [3] L 68-85
Taipé da China - SBL 04/16 07:00 - [1] Bank of Taiwan v Pauian Archiland [5] L 81-61
Taipé da China - SBL 04/14 12:00 - [5] Pauian v Jeoutai Technology [4] L 63-66
Taipé da China - SBL 04/10 06:00 - [3] Yulon Luxgen Dinos v Pauian Archiland [5] L 99-86
Taipé da China - SBL 04/09 08:00 - [5] Pauian v Jeoutai Technology [4] W 87-77
Taipé da China - SBL 04/08 10:00 - [1] Taiwan Beer v Pauian [5] L 84-71
Taipé da China - SBL 04/03 06:00 - [5] Pauian Archiland v Taiwan Beer [2] L 68-87
Taipé da China - SBL 04/02 06:00 - [2] Bank of Taiwan v Pauian Archiland [5] L 90-76

The Taoyuan Pauian Archiland (Chinese: 桃園璞園建築籃球隊), also translated as Taoyuan Pure-Youth Construction, is a semi-professional basketball team formerly in the Super Basketball League (SBL) of Taiwan.

History

Version of the team's logo.

The franchise derives its history from the celebrated Hung Kuo Elephants (宏國象) as they created the only dynasty of the defunct Chinese Basketball Alliance in Taiwan (CBA-Taiwan) between 1996 and 1998. Under the previous ownership by Sina.com and corporate sponsorship by BenQ, the team had also competed in the Chinese Basketball Association of the People's Republic of China (CBA-PRC) in the 2001–2002 and 2002–2003 seasons as the Sina Lions (新浪獅) or BenQ-Sina Lions (明基新浪獅) before becoming a founding member of the SBL in 2003.

During the CBA-Taiwan period, the Elephants were the unmatched three-time champions and the most favored squad holding a considerably larger share of young fans attending the game compared with the other clubs in the league. Nonetheless, they did not have a chance to defend their third championship because the league was discontinued midway through the 1998–1999 season due to financial problems. In the aftermath of the league's sudden close down, the club had hit its own financial drought until it was rescued by Sina.com from the brink of disbandment around 2000.

As the Sina Lions, they moved to join the other professional league abbreviated as "CBA" in mainland China. Having played from a homecourt in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China, the Lions made the quarter-finals in their first year with the CBA-PRC but finished 13th out of 14 teams in the league with a disappointing 7–19 record in the ensuing season and dropped out from the top-tier Division A league (甲级A组联赛). The club then withdrew from mainland China and moved back to Taiwan to join the newly founded SBL there. In the SBL's inaugural 2003–2004 season, the Lions had a second-place finish and was the runner up in the championship series against the Yulon Dinos, their long-time rival in Taiwan.

Following the retirement – forced or voluntary – of a number of aged starters, the younger Lions ended up with an embarrassing 3–27 record in the 2004–2005 season. Between 2005 and 2007, the team was turned over between various corporate owners/sponsors including YMY Telephone Marketing (幼敏電銷), Azio TV (東風衛視), and Pauian Archiland (璞園建築), the current owner of the team. With the improvement of the young players on the team, Pauian has been able to register increasing wins and made its first postseason appearance since the Lions period in 2008.

On July 11, 2022, the team has announced that they will rent their spot in SBL to Changhua County Basketball Team for the next two seasons.


O Pauian é um time de basquete profissional taiwanês com sede em Changhua, Taiwan. A equipe compete na Super Basketball League (SBL), a liga de basquete profissional de primeira divisão de Taiwan. O Pauian foi fundado em 2019 e é o mais novo time da SBL. O nome da equipe é uma referência à tribo indígena Pauian, que habita a região de Changhua.

O Pauian é propriedade da empresa Pauian Sports Co., Ltd., que também possui o time de beisebol profissional Pauian Archers. O time de basquete é liderado pelo técnico Yen Ching-Ren, que anteriormente treinou o time de basquete da Universidade Nacional de Taiwan. O Pauian também conta com vários jogadores experientes, como o armador Chen Shih-Lun, o ala-armador Chou Yi-Hsiang e o pivô Chang Tsung-Hsien.

Na temporada 2020-21 da SBL, o Pauian terminou em sexto lugar na classificação geral, com um recorde de 13-17. O time foi eliminado nas quartas de final pelo Taipei Fubon Braves. Na temporada 2021-22, o Pauian melhorou seu desempenho e terminou em terceiro lugar na classificação geral, com um recorde de 18-12. O time foi eliminado nas semifinais pelo Taiwan Beer.

O Pauian é um time jovem e promissor, que tem potencial para se tornar um dos melhores times da SBL. O time conta com um elenco talentoso e um técnico experiente, e está determinado a conquistar seu primeiro título da SBL.