Casademont Zaragoza is a storied professional basketball club based in Zaragoza, Spain, competing in the top-flight Liga ACB (Liga Asociación de Clubs de Baloncesto). The team plays its home games at the iconic Príncipe Felipe Pavilion, an arena known for its vibrant and loyal fan base. Founded in 1982, the club has become a symbol of the city, with its name tied to various sponsors over the years but always retaining its core identity. The team's colors are red and white. Zaragoza's history is marked by resilience and memorable achievements, including a famous Korac Cup victory in the 1990s and several deep runs in the ACB playoffs. The peak era featured legendary players who led the team to consistent European competition and thrilling Copa del Rey campaigns. In the modern ACB, Casademont Zaragoza remains a highly competitive outfit, often fighting for playoff positioning and causing problems for the league's giants. The supporters, known for their passionate and constant support, are considered the team's sixth man. Casademont Zaragoza embodies the fighting spirit of Spanish basketball outside its traditional power centers.